The Best algebra Tutors in Malden, MA

Working with my most recent year-long Algebra 1 student, helped her to place into the advanced math section for the coming year at her high school. Experience through linear algebra, ordinary/partial differential equations. AP Calculus BC: 5 AP Statistics: 5 SAT: 2230 (780 Math) SAT subject test Math...See Kyle's full profile

I have been teaching Algebra, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, ISEE, SSAT, PSAT, GED, SHSAT, HSPT, SAT and ACT Prep for almost 20 years. My experience ranges from teaching in person classes of up to 30 students, to one-on-one individualized programs both in person and remotely. I am passionate about helping my students...See Patricia'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

Previously, I have tutored high school students and also served as mentor for programs at Purdue University. My focus field for tutoring is in high school level math (Algebra, Geometry, Calculus...) and Undergraduate level math and engineering topics (statics, dynamics,...). I also provide tutoring for SAT Math...See Harry's full profile

Operations upon and between functions provide a basis for discovering important properties of relations, properties of number sets, and methods of representation. The axioms and common understandings of Algebra 1 are common to all other algebras, such as vector algebra, and are therefore the...See Clark's full profile

I taught math at an elite private school in St Louis, Mo for four years, including the entire Algebra sequence. I teach Algebra I and II nearly constantly and have had excellent results from students who thought they were bad at math who ended up getting A's, much to their parents' amazement. See Ajay'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

...for the College of Engineering's Center for Access to Engineering Excellence (CAEE), where I taught coursework ranging from multi-variable calculus and linear algebra to organic chemistry and quantum mechanics. The Center stresses the importance of cordial relations between students and tutors as one of its core values, and...See Baseem's full profile

I did pre algebra in 7th and 8th grade as well, in an advanced setting, in which I took the Regents in 8th grade. Currently, I finished the calculus 1-3 sequence in college and my knowledge of algebra definitely applies because it's the basis of all math.See Luce's full profile

My name is Jasmine and Math and Science are my loves! My current work is in K-8 Math curriculum and I am a former secondary mathematics teacher, having taught the following courses in their entirety: Algebra I, Algebra II and Geometry. I held a Standard Certificate of Teaching in Mathematics and a...See Jasmine'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

I'm a professional Mathematician, Harvard PhD (4.0 GPA mathematics) and math major (4.0 GPA) with extensive experience in mathematics research. I have 3+ years of experience tutoring students in Algebra at the college and high school level. I tutor Math at all levels (Algebra, Statistics, and Calculus)...See Nghia's full profile

I am a Finance PhD student at Boston College, with a Master's degree in Economics from Boston University, as well as a B.S. in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University. Having completed my Ivy League Bachelor's degree a year early (taking as many as 6-7 classes in a semester in doing so), I had to devise...See Matthew's full profile

Hi, I'm John! I currently work as a senior software engineer and specialize in Angular, Java, and Kubernetes/Azure. I have both my Bachelors and Masters in Computer Science, with a minor in Chinese Studies, from Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) in Massachusetts. I graduated with a 3.7/4.0 GPA, and was a member of my...See John'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

I have over a decade of tutoring experience throughout different periods in my life. Aside from in-home private tutoring, I've tutored for the Boston University Upward Bound program for a few years, the MATCH charter school for one year, and the Nativity Preparatory School for one year. Before going back into tutoring...See Jimmy's full profile

I spent five years tutoring Algebra at a Charter School in Boston, and have had a number of WyzAnt students as well. My strength in this subject is my ability to describe various problem-solving strategies in a way that makes sense. I also excel at helping students find specific strategies and techniques they...See Jonathan'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

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

Hi! I’m Daniel, a patient, flexible, and encouraging tutor. My passion is to help people change their lives by growing their minds. I'd love to help you or your child gain confidence and achieve academic goals. As a tutor for WyzAnt since 2010, I specialize in math (from prealgebra to calculus), English, and test...See Daniel's full profile

I helped many students in Algebra 1 in my high school and college years. I always loved studying mathematics and helping others make significant progress in it. Many of my skills come from my participation in several mathematics Olympiads. I minored in math and physics in college. I also have a Master's...See Roman's full profile

I'm Andrew, a lifelong researcher and educator. I received my doctorate in engineering at the University of Southern California (USC). I also hold a MS in Applied Data Science from USC and Bachelors Environmental Engineering at UC Berkeley. My scholarly contributions have been published in esteemed journals like Nature...See Andrew'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

Passing a high number of elementary and advanced courses in math and especially linear algebra, I am pretty good at it. I know how to implement algebra in engineering problems, and coding the problems.See Saied'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