The Best Calculus Tutors in Peabody, MA

I'm Harry! I am pursuing my PhD in Mechanical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology while researching manufacturing using acoustics and fluids dynamics. I graduated with highest distinction from Purdue University with a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical engineering and a minor in computer science. While I...See Harry's full profile

Before my professional life in the high-tech industry in the United States, I taught calculus at the university level in the former USSR. Since then, I have tutored a number of students in various flavors of calculus (AP Calc AB, AP Calc BC, Multivariable Calculus, etc.) See Valeri's full profile

I've found one-on-one sessions as the most effective way to learn math. I can diagnose and address deficiencies that would otherwise go undetected in a standard classroom environment. I explain the material so the student can learn through understanding. No short cuts required - if it makes sense, the student will learn...See Larry's full profile

I have a Ph.D. in physics and speak calculus daily in my professional life. As a tutor, I liken calculus to parallel parking, or driving a car with a stick shift, or parallel parking in a car with a stick shift -- on a hill. That is, it can seem impossible at first, but any 15-year-old can learn how to do...See Peter's full profile

My PhD in Chemical Engineering is built on calculus used daily — derivatives and integrals show up in reaction rate expressions, process optimization, and the governing equations behind transport phenomena. I currently tutor undergraduate engineering students and regularly review core calculus (limits,...See Ahmed's full profile

I took AP Calculus BC my sophomore year of high school and passed the class with an A. In addition, I received a 5 on the AP exam with an AB sub score of 5 as well. My senior year, I also was a TA for an AP Calculus BC math class in which I offered assistance to students, and graded assignments!See John's full profile

I taught Calculus at the high school and college level. I love teaching and tutoring Calculus - I think it's a fun course that develops students higher level reasoning skills. I taught AP Calculus AB for two years - every student passed the exam with nearly everyone scoring 4 or 5. See Jean Marie's full profile

Since I was in middle school, I was always interested in math and what I could do with it. In high school, I was one of the top students in my math classes, including AP Calculus BC, and knew I wanted to pursue it in college. After majoring in math at Boston College and getting some work experience, I wanted to...See Melissa's full profile

My education is in chemical engineering and I have a Masters in Physics Education. I am actually more qualified to teach Calculus than most mathematics educators as I have used it professionally up to Partial DIfferential Equations and Numerical Analysis. See JACQUES'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 proof-based linear algebra. I have tutored 50+ students and helped them gain confidence in the material.See Brayden's full profile

I have completed multiple levels of calculus coursework, beginning with AP Calculus in high school and continuing through Calculus I, II, III, and IV in college. In addition to my academic background, I have tutored multiple students in precalculus, Calculus I, and Calculus II, further...See Cheri's full profile

Hi, I’m Jason, a undergraduate at MIT currently pursuing a double major in mathematics and computer science. I had the honor of graduating as my high school’s valedictorian, and over the years, I’ve gained extensive experience in both academic and competition mathematics. I’m a three-time USAMO qualifier, a...See Jason's full profile

...science research, summer programs, and more. I sometimes tutor students in multiple subjects; I have extensive experience teaching AP Physics, AP Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Probability & Statistics. I believe the greatest thing you can gain from math and physics contests isn’t the awards – it...See James's full profile

As a doctoral student I assistant-taught several semesters of Calculus, and taught summer courses myself on a few occasions. For both, I held well-attended office hours in which I did small-group and one-on-one tutoring. Calculus is about a beautiful connection between symbolic manipulation and geometric...See Peter's full profile

My educational background includes an MS in Applied Mathematics and Physics, complemented by a PhD in Physical Chemistry. Over the past 20 years, I've taught a diverse range of Math courses, spanning from developmental mathematics to the full calculus sequence. My teaching experiences encompass various...See Natasha's full profile

I took AP Calculus in high school and have most recently completed multivariable calculus (Calculus III) in college. While not a math major, I am currently pursuing a math-intensive degree in economics. I have tutored numerous students in math, ranging from geometry to calculus.See Louis's full profile

I am a mature and energetic teacher with much prior experience outside of teaching, which I use to bring relevance and insight to mathematics. I have also tutored one-to-one for nearly two decades, including both the most gifted of students and those who need help with the fundamentals. My aim is always to allow...See Colin's full profile

Finished vector calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations required for my undergraduate physics major. See Michael's full profile

I also completed a Massachusetts teaching education program while attending school, fulfilling a full practicum and set of required student teaching. Working internationally, I have also held classes in Seoul, South Korea, teaching chemistry, physics, and calculus. Additionally, I have volunteered with several...See Joseph's full profile

Taught and tutored calculus at a local university for several years; passed MIT's calculus classes and other advanced math courses required for a math major at MIT.See Dalton's full profile

MIT graduate with extensive experience tutoring calculus including limits of functions, rates of change, using the tangent to find a linear approximation, finding derivatives of polynomial, exponential, logarithmic and trigonometric functions, solving for critical points including maxima, minima and points of...See Robert's full profile

I have extensive experience tutoring middle school, high school, and college students (over 1000 hours) in various subjects from test preparation to homework help and course preparation. I have specifically tutored for ACT/SAT math, pre calculus, calculus, multi variable calculus, linear...See Savan's full profile

I am a student at Harvard College, a 2024 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, and an award-winning writer, photographer, filmmaker, and theatre artist. I am a graduate of the prestigious Harvard-Westlake School in Los Angeles, CA, and am currently dual-concentrating in Economics and Art, Film, and Visual Studies. I...See Ian's full profile

I majored in physics and electrical engineering at MIT, graduating in the top 5%, and stayed on at MIT for the master's and doctoral programs in electrical engineering and computer science (EECS). I have over 15 years of university teaching and private tutoring experience, with students ranging from high school and...See Stephen's full profile

(Physics) If you want to make an open rectangular box of maximum volume and have 10000 sq. cm. of cardboard to use, what should be the dimensions? (Optimization). etc. High school calculus covers the topics covered in the first two semesters of college calculus discipline and introduces you to the most...See Roman's full profile