The Best Math Tutors in San Mateo, CA

I have several years of experience teaching calculus. As an undergrad at Berkeley I worked at the math tutoring center where I further developed my teaching abilities to help students really internalize and deeply understand the concepts. My approach is to explain the concepts as simply as possible and use...See Joshua's full profile

I worked for ten years in math tutorial labs at Cabrillo College and City College of San Francisco. I have tutored both Applied Geometry and Geometry with proofs.See Robert's full profile

I taught Discrete Math as a Professor at the American University in Cairo. My dissertation involved graph theory, which is a branch of Discrete Math. I also developed and taught a graph theory class. See Brian's full profile

I have tutored math for students from 4th grade to AP Calculus BC for the past 5 years. I am skilled with tackling homework as well as exam questions. I can find the most suited set of problems for you, whether for exam prep or general studies.See Marilyn's full profile

AP Calculus AB: 5 AP Calculus BC: 5 IB Math Higher Level: 6See Audrey's full profile

I am a professional tutor in Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry. In 2007, I received a B.S in Chemistry from UC Berkeley with honors and since then, I have helped hundreds of students reach their full potential in Math and Science Classes. Over the past five years, I have tutored both privately and in many Bay...See Nenad's full profile

I have been tutoring since 2005 in various subjects such as high school and college math, SAT/ACT test prep, high school and college biology including chemistry and physics. My education is in Molecular and Cell Biology from University of California Berkeley (UCB). I received a Masters of Science in Applied...See Yanina's full profile

I was a teaching assistant at Yale in a differential equations class. I tutor both in ordinary differential equations and in partial differential equations. For partial differential equations, my focus is on analytical solutions; I'm not able to help in a course that is highly focused on numerically methods.See Raphael's full profile

-Master’s Engineering Student at Stanford -Summa Cum Laude at Cal Poly Aerospace Engineering -Perfect SAT Math & SAT Math Subject TestSee William's full profile

I have worked with differential equations extensively throughout my career in maths, physics and biophysics. I would be happy to help others learn and achieve in this most important branch of mathematics.See Michael's full profile

I teach Probability for HS Math Competitions like AIMESee Oleg'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...See Paige's full profile

With over a decade of experience teaching mathematics, I have guided students from Prealgebra to Calculus, fostering their understanding and appreciation of the subject. I currently work as an 8th grade math teacher at a middle school, where I have honed my ability to make complex concepts accessible to younger...See Thomas's full profile

I've applied these skills daily, from teaching algebra-based AP Physics to using advanced math in my own research. My direct experience includes hundreds of hours of one-on-one tutoring for students in Pre-Algebra and Algebra, including two years focused specifically on middle school math. I specialize...See Donnie's full profile

A solid foundation in this subject can be critical to how a student feels about high school math (and math, in general). Not fully undestanding a certain topic can lead to future frustration as the school year progresses. That frustration can turn into a loss of confidence toward math. Simplifying...See Theodore's full profile

I have taught discrete mathematics twice at two different universities. It is one of my favorite subjects to teach and I wish more people knew about it. It is also a great bridge from mathematics to computer science.See Jack's full profile

I have tutored dozens of Wyzant students in calculus over the past 5 years, and have received excellent reviews regarding my clear explanations, building of confidence, phone and e-mail help beyond lessons as well as overall professionalism. I have also taught Calculus at Ohlone College and DeAnza College. I hold an MS...See Martin's full profile

Applied Math UC Berkeley grad Previous experience tutoring AP Precalculus and Calculus 1See Ariya's full profile

My tutoring covers the 4 sections of the TOEFL: Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking with emphasis given to vocabulary, clarity and ease of written and spoken expression. MATH: I tutor in all math levels from Elementary School Math to AP Calculus. I have experience working with both students that...See Felipe's full profile

Discrete math combines diverse topics, and I have mastered all of them through graduate coursework and self-study. These include logic, combinatorics, graph theory, and analysis of algorithms. Over the years, I have mentored many students to top scores in their discrete math classes--some have received...See John's full profile

The math section on the SAT generally consists of questions from algebra I and II, geometry, and pre-calculus. I have many years of experience tutoring these subjects, as well as tutoring specifically SAT math. While this section of the test can be tough for many students, there are many tips and tricks to...See Danielle's full profile

Most people are visual thinkers. My approach to Algebra is very visual. I use size, shape, and symmetry to represent math equations and problems. Once the problem is fully understood, the answer becomes straightforward. The logic behind math is simple and mathematics language is beautiful. It is fun to...See Heng's full profile

I am currently an independent tutor and tutor with Tutor Corps in San Francisco and specialize in study skills/organization and math. I also have experience working as a tutor with Cornerstone Learning (Portland, OR) and was a math/liberal studies/organization and study skills tutor at the...See Alyssa's full profile

When I first took the SAT, I got a 530 in the math portion. Then I took it again and got a 640. Then I studied for about 100 hours, took it again, and got a 760. My point is that you can definitely improve your score if you're willing to work at it. I'm here to help you understand the more difficult...See Aaron's full profile

Most importantly i have had training in this kind of math (like discrete math, trigonometry, analytical geometry, etc.) for even math Olympics events as a student. I continue to use that kind of math for all kinds of applications daily it seems too. I enjoy sharing these skills with young...See Sotirios's full profile