The Best algebra Tutors in Lynn, MA

Advanced algebra was one of my favorite subjects in graduate school, where I earned an "A" in at least three or four such courses. The same concepts are in elementary algebra, and I have a good amount of experience tutoring at this level.See Peter's full profile

I have helped prepare students in the past in their preparation for the TEAS exam. I have increased their skills and confidence in dealing with the basic number sense as well as the algebra and geometry that make up the math section of the TEAS. My experience also as an English and science tutor has been...See John's full profile

I graduated from my Master of Science in Information Management at Syracuse University in 2014. My mathematics training in China and in the US gave me a solid understanding in various areas of math including algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, and statistics. I am very patient and can explain concepts clearly. I...See Yunxin's full profile

I have 10+ years of experience teaching math at all levels as a tutor at The University of Texas at Austin and an instructor at Boston College and Boston University. Algebra, geometry, topology, analysis, combinatorics, logic, probability and statistics, calculus---you name it, I've taught it. My mastery of...See Jacob's full profile

I double majored in Neuroscience and Biology degree with chemistry minor. I was named to the dean's list several times at my university. I received MS in Biomedical Engineering at Boston University and MS in Biomedical Science at New Jersey Medical School (Rutgers) with Stem Cell Biology and Neuroscience certificates. I...See James's full profile

I have over 40 hours of Algebra II tutoring experience and have been trained in SAT and ACT tutoring (which include many concepts from Algebra II).See Lena's full profile

Just like in the Writing section, the list of rules you need to know in the Math section is both finite and manageable. Mostly it boils down to the formulas you learned (in theory) back in algebra and geometry. Here's the snag- you probably won't have enough time to solve all the problems in the same...See John's full profile

My primary teaching expertise is in math competitions (AMC 8, AMC10, and AMC12), physics competitions (F=ma/AMC), and AP Physics 1/2/C. I also have experience teaching high school math (geometry, algebra, precalculus, and AP Calculus AB/BC), and SAT Math. Occasionally, I have taught other...See James's full profile

Having worked with many students taking high school and university algebra and calculus courses, I know what it takes to succeed in intermediate and upper-level mathematics classes. I have seen my students improve their exam scores, grasp of key concepts, and confidence in their courses. I love seeing students who...See Connor's full profile

I am a recent alumnus of the California Institute of Technology (Caltech), receiving a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. While at Caltech, I also volunteered with FIRST Robotics Competition, as an event volunteer and as a mentor of FRC Team 4201 in El Segundo, CA. In this role I worked with and taught high school age...See Kaylor's full profile

Throughout medical school, I have been part of a weekly tutoring program helping students learn high school math. Algebra 1 has been covered extensively. The tutoring program has given me hands on experience teaching this subject.See Barry's full profile

My degrees are in math and science, and I've been a writer for 40 years. I specialize in test prep, particularly for SAT and ACT. I cover all the bases: math, English, writing, reading, science, and strategy. My teaching style is to be patient and supportive but persistent, always keeping the goal in mind. I...See Jon's full profile

MIT graduate with extensive experience tutoring algebra I and II including: linear equations, simultaneous systems of equations, quadratic equations with parabolic interpretation, completing the square, the quadratic formula, polynomial functions, exponential and logarithmic equations, factoring into binomials,...See Robert's full profile

I spent two years working in my high school's Math Resource Center, where I helped students currently enrolled in Algebra 2.See Mira's full profile

As a mechanical engineer, linear algebra is a working tool for me. I have a Ph.D. in computational fluid dynamics, and linear algebra is the mathematical background for solving the systems of equations that arise in most computer simulations. See Andrew's full profile

Experience working with multiple middle school-age students to introduce algebra concepts, working from Pre-Algebra through to Geometry and Algebra 2. After beginning with Pre-Algebra a yera ago, working with my most recent year-long Algebra 1 student, helped her to place into the advanced math...See Kyle's full profile

I have a Ph.D in physics, and along the way I've had to learn quantum mechanics forwards and backwards. Quantum mechanics single most powerful tool is linear algebra. I've taken the college upper division course in LA, and have studied LA's theorem-proof aspects (Hermetian operators have strictly...See Peter's full profile

PhD with mathematics concentration including calculus, algebra, trigonometry, etc. Over 15 years experience teaching.See Jeremy's full profile

As a Chemical Physics PhD with a degree from the Weizmann Institute of Science and experience as a postdoctoral researcher at MIT, I have a unique understanding of the interplay between math, physics, and chemistry. Throughout my 30-year career in academia and industry, I have seen firsthand the importance of a strong...See Sofia's full profile

I focus on making algebra intuitive, helping students break down equations, understand key concepts like variables and functions, and develop strong problem-solving skills. Whether you're struggling with linear equations, inequalities, or word problems, I can help you build confidence and master...See Tola's full profile

I am a former high school Chemistry and Physics teacher looking to tutor on the side. My educational background includes a Bachelors degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and a Masters' degree from UMass Amherst, both in Chemical Engineering. My experience as a teacher has been a real asset to me in my tutoring...See Thomas's full profile

Algebra seems hard at first for students who just start learning it. Instead of using numbers algebra introduces letters as symbols to represent generalized numbers that may vary(Variables). Algebra also defines the rules of mathematical expressions and equations. To me problem solving is like to...See Ping's full profile

Some quick background info: I'm a theoretical physicist, specializing in string theory and black holes. I am currently taking a break from academia to ostensibly write a book, which is easier said than done (shocking, right?). I was most recently a research fellow at Harvard (and MIT and then Peking University in...See Eric's full profile

Most of my math students are in high school and college, and I specialize in the following math topics:* Math fundamentals and core competencies Pre Algebra Algebra 1 Algebra 2 Geometry Trigonometry Precalculus AP and IB math classes Math for test prep (SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, ISEE/SSAT, and more)...See Steve's full profile

I earned a 5 on 10 AP tests. was ranked #3 in my high school class and have taken math courses up to multivariable calculus and linear algebra. I have tutored 50+ students and helped them gain confidence in the material.See Brayden's full profile