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Geometry is a fundamental part of physics, so I know it very well and have been helping students learn it for a long time. I am qualified to help high schoolers understand Euclidean geometry, and I am secure in my understanding of area,...See Geoffrey's full profile

My BA and MA were both in mathematics and I had a focus on discrete and finite mathematics for both degrees. I am a patient tutor and since this is usually an introductory class for non math majors, I would be excellent at helping the...See Stephanie 's full profile

Plane Euclidean Geometry is best described as a following directions course. If you don't understand the directions, ask the question again and again until you understand the direction. Euclidean Geometry is also a logic course...See Paul's full profile

I have tutored over thousand students in geometry throughout my career. In addition to the regular Euclidean Geometry taught at High Schools I am also an expert in Analytical Geometry and have a working experience as a scientist in a highly...See Farrooh's full profile

I taught Arabic courses for Elementary School students of Non-Arabic speakers. Arabic was compulsory subjects for Non Arabs in KSA. I worked in two Internationals Schools, IISB and NISB between 2013 to 2018.I gained a large valuable...See Amira's full profile

I have 25 years of experience teaching math, including high school geometry. I have taken a variety of college geometry courses for math teachers, including 4-dimensional geometry and non-Euclidean Geometry. I enjoy the logical thinking...See Jennifer's full profile

I find math absolutely amusing, entertaining, liberating for the mind and I aim as much as possible to show students ways to apply it in everyday life. I can help them with Algebra, Euclidean Geometry, Analytic Geometry, Trigonometry,...See Sotirios's full profile

I have taught and tutored all levels of Physics ranging from Regular Physics, AP Physics (AP1 and AP2, AP-C Mechanics and AP-C E&M), IB Physics and College Physics both calculus and non calculus based. I have always loved Math and...See John's full profile

While working towards my degree in Mathematics Education, I was required to take a Geometry course which covered Euclidean (plane) & non-Euclidean Geometries - primarily through proofs. Since 2006, I have also taught high school...See Heather's full profile

While he is a very bright student, and I can't take all the credit for his success, he was named the best geometry student at the school! I've also tutored college Math majors in Euclidean Geometry, as well as high school...See Adam's full profile

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From all these experience, I've accumulated many high quality examples and teaching materials that I have developed over the years. Pre-college, and non UC Berkeley students are welcome to contact me. See Jason's full profile

I have excelled in classes such as Algebra (linear and abstract), Calculus in one and many variables, Differential Equations, and Euclidean and Non-Euclidean Geometry. I have experience tutoring these subjects to other students. I find...See William's full profile

I have 10 years of experience working for a non for profit organization where I have written many newsletters and speeches. During college I was also the VP of Communications for the local Toastmasters International Chapter. In Toastmasters...See Faith's full profile

Classes have been mostly organic and general chemistry, but has also taught biochemistry, spectroscopy, pharmacology and non major classes. Student evaluations are always high and tutor students are happy. At TPR, organic chemistry for the...See Daniel's full profile

My true passion is teaching Statistics and Algebraic concepts, although I have taught many courses from middle school Math, Algebra 1, Euclidean Geometry, Elementary Statistics, Algebra 2, and SAT Prep over the years. I currently teach AP...See Dr. Kenneth's full profile

I hold a Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degree in mathematics. During my undergrad, I took an advanced geometry course that covered advanced Euclidean geometry (the one taught in high school) and non-Euclidean geometry. I...See Johnny's full profile

...physical chemistry lab instructor; Purdue ‘Mathematics for Physical Chemistry’ course instructor- a short course in non-Euclidean geometry, linear algebra, group theory, and tensors; and lab instructor for general chemistry and physics during my junior...See Michael's full profile

...Differential Equations MATH 286: Introduction to Differential Equations plus linear systems MATH 402: Non-Euclidean Geometry MATH 403: Euclidean Geometry MATH 415: Applied Linear Algebra MATH 432: Set Theory and Topology In addition, I worked ...See Julian's full profile

I have used and applied algebraic geometry, trigonometry, classical physics, and I now study rigorous techniques of proof writing in an Archimedes compilation of classical Euclidean geometry.See Dan's full profile

The SAT math currently has been changed. There are both calculator sections and non calculator sections right now. I have been helping many students preparing SAT math every year. I usually start with the most important formulas and rules...See Lin's full profile

I regularly apply it to find principal axes in physics problems, or to change an equation with cross terms to an equation without cross terms (I suppose this would be non linear algebra, since you have x1*x2 terms and x1^2, etc. but the...See Tyler's full profile

...Hypothesis & Congruence (SAS, ASA, SSS), Exterior Angle Inequality, Euclidean Geometry (Similar triangles and Trigonometry, Regular Polygons, Circle Theorems, Non-Euclidean Geometries (Hyberbolic & Elliptic Geometry). ...See Sarah's full profile

Although Texas does not use the Common Core officially, Texas standards closely mirror the Common Core standards. I have experience helping students use non traditional algorithms to be very successful in math and reading and writing across...See John's full profile

The Elements of Geometry by Euclid very expertly defined a point as that part which has no depth, and geometry builds from there. From points come lines, and lines planes, and planes spaces. Typical Euclidean geometry deals with planar...See Zachary's full profile