The Best algebra Tutors in Redwood City, CA

Algebra 2 is an important foundation for calculus. Therefore, it is essential to understand the concepts in both Algebra 1 and 2. Once you understand the concepts and with the help of a few drills, you will master algebra 2 and go on to pre-calculus with ease and interest. See Brian's full profile

As the foundation to higher math, it is crucial that students understand Algebra 1. I like to prove even basic concepts and then connect them to advanced ones to help students build a strong foundation for success in math!See Kevin's full profile

I routinely help students catching up what they forget in algebra while tutoring them on higher-level mathematics. I just got 100% on my algebra test without any preparation.See Leon's full profile

You're busy but you're also looking for the perfect tutor so here's all you really need to know about me: 1) I've been teaching and tutoring since I was 16 years old 2) I went to Stanford University and I love academics 3) I'm an international DJ and social media influencer which allows me to quickly connect with...See Leon's full profile

Before we jump into Algebra, I make sure that my client has mastered pre-algebra subjects. Many students entering algebra need work on arithmetic with fractions, how to calculate least common denominators, etc. I very often start by showing my student how to write out the prime factorization of the...See Jeffrey's full profile

Algebra is the stepping stone of Math. Journey of Math begins with Algebra which can take any student to the heights and sky is the limit for that height. So, to make the foundation strong, I focus on making the fundamentals and concepts clear to the students. I provide customized work-sheets to the students.See Maya's full profile

I earned my BS in Meteorology from OU with minors in Mathematics and Hydrology in 2009, my MS from OU in Meteorology in 2012, and my PhD in Meteorology at OU in 2017. I also have 3 years of experience teaching elementary and advanced Meteorology Laboratory classes at OU. I currently work at the university as a Research...See Larissa's full profile

I worked for several tutoring companies in the Algebra department (Academic Advantage, Club Z). I have tutored privately in the last three years in Algebra I/II. I have passed the CBEST teaching test which focuses heavily on algebra.See Alan's full profile

Hi, I'm John! I have an M.Sc. in Mathematics (earned with a Distinction) and top scores on the GMAT (770), GRE (170q/167v), and LSAT (175). I am also a Graduate Statistician of the Royal Statistical Society. I have been doing Math and Test Prep tutoring since 2011. What I've found in the various fields I've studied...See John's full profile

I'm a professor with background in PHYSICS, DATA SCIENCE and MACHINE LEARNING. I provide private sessions for tutoring as well as help with data science and machine learning project implementations. I have a PhD in physics from University of Minnesota (2013) and later I worked as a professor at the University of...See David's full profile

My tutoring experience began back in high school, where I had the privilege of being a peer group tutor for students in my high school's AVID program for two years. In the classroom, I worked directly with students in small groups of 4-5 at a time on Algebra I, II, and geometry. I observed how grateful the...See Andrew's full profile

I'm enthusiastic about tutoring -- I've been teaching and tutoring, as time permitted, starting when I was a graduate student. My BA is in Maths and Computer Science, my PhD is in Physics, I did postdoctoral work in Biophysics, I was on the Physiology faculty at a university in Canada, and now I work in the Biotech...See Michael's full profile

In university, I volunteered as a math and science tutor with the undergraduate CLUE community at the University of Washington. During the years, I took multiple branches of mathematics classes including but not limited to Differential Geometry, Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra, Multivariable Calculus,...See Jun's full profile

Experienced Algebra II Tutor helping with summer courses, homework help, test prep, or working through the entire curriculum. Isabella has helped many students in Algebra II from California, Texas, Washington, Oregon, Massachusetts, Connecticut, and New York.See Isabella's full profile

I have recent Hon. Algebra I students in the Pleasanton school district. I could explain the main points precisely and concisely (Algebra is my PhD area). I also provide extra practice and drill problems. My students show clear improvement in understanding and technical Algebraic skills.See Chuntak's full profile

I've taken all of the basic required math courses. I passed Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 with straight A's. Lastly, I've tutored students in elementary math and above for the past 3+ years.See Goral's full profile

., where I worked with students starting from freshmen to seniors. Furthermore, while doing my bachelor’s, I was a voluntary teacher for mathematics and science for high school students. Specifically, I taught Linear Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus for about one year and worked together with students to solve...See Sachini's full profile

I have taught Algebra to kids and also to adults going to college after a long break studying math. I don't just teach you the rules and formulas but explain to you why and how to use them so you have a strong foundation for advanced math courses in college.See Venkat's full profile

Discrete Math can be one of the most challenging of undergrad math courses. It is reminiscent of geometry, in that it has a main focus of "why", rather than the "what and where" of algebra and calculus. The symbolic language of Discrete Math is usually a bit challenging for most students....See Paige's full profile

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Physics and a PhD in Materials Science and Scientific Computing, complemented by a background as a Rocket Scientist at NASA. My extensive expertise in physics and mathematics forms a robust foundation for my tutoring. With a results-driven focus and a compassionate understanding of...See Lucy's full profile

Hi everyone! My name is Marilyn, and I'm a Senior at Vanderbilt University studying Computer Science and Medicine Health & Society. Outside of my work in software engineering, I enjoy painting and watching movies. A few notable facts about me: I've had 7 years of tutoring experience, both private and group I am a...See Marilyn's full profile

I work with my students through Math Competition Program (MCP). The goal of MCP is to give all students a solid foundation in competition mathematics. To successfully accomplish this, I build upon topics gradually and thoroughly - rather than providing a quick fix for problems and gaps. Every new idea and block of...See Oleg's full profile

Hello, I’m a dedicated tutor with a strong background in science and technology, holding a B.S. in Biology from UC Davis and an M.S. in Biotechnology from Stanford. I specialize in teaching science and mathematics, helping students build a deep understanding of complex concepts. Beyond academics, my love for...See Sean's full profile

I have been teaching geometry algebra trigonometry very well for 4 years. I love math. See Panchapagesan's full profile

The second year of high school algebra introduces new concepts: logarithmic functions, exponential functions, series, sequences, conic sections (and learning how to sketch graphs of these curves). Sometimes the teacher and course move a little too fast for a student. A little help might be all it takes for the...See Theodore's full profile