The Best Math Tutors in San Mateo, CA

I have helped several people with the math section of the ASVAB test, but do not consider myself qualified to teach the rest of the test, certainly not the mechanical aspects of the subject. I have found that my ASVAB test prep manual has superb word problems for doing math, and I share them with my ASVAB...See Jeffrey's full profile

I have worked with students in Elementary Math for eight years. I use the coaching and teaching skills that I developed while obtaining my certification to help students understand math concepts. I have also taught elementary math in Spanish for a home school family.See Bridget's full profile

Before college, I completed AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics, and earned a 1550 SAT (780 Math, 770 Reading & Writing). I began tutoring during the COVID-19 pandemic with Genify, where I worked with elementary students in math, English, science, and social studies by creating...See Alexandra's full profile

As the instructional leader (principal) of middle and high schools, I directed and collaborated with all mathematics and all academic programs, departments, and teachers. I directed all math pedagogy, curricula, professional development, data analyses, and relevant site-based decision-making including: College...See Stephen'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

In addition, I've privately tutored college students in Calculus and Probability for 4 semesters. I've also tutored High School Math on UPchieve: I have 100+ hours of volunteer online tutoring for Algebra I, II, Calculus, and SAT prep. My focus is on meeting students where they're at, and...See Christopher's full profile

My background includes working as an EMT, Spanish medical interpreter, and peer tutor— these experiences that taught me time management, adaptability, and how to excel under pressure. My specialties include: DAT prep (Chemistry, Biology, Math, Organic Chemistry) Math (Elementary through Calculus)...See Lona's full profile

I have a BA in Mathematics from UC Berkeley. Discrete Math is an introduction to all of the mathematics that is used in computer science. Not the math that you might solve using a computer; rather, the math that led to the existence of computers in the first place, and that helps you analyze how to...See Dudley'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 try to never teach mathematics in isolation. It's a set of tools which serve to simplify and clarify more complicated things. For many students Calculus only finally makes sense when explained in context of its use in business or in physics, and wherever possible I help make such connections. See Francesca's full profile

I regularly tutor all levels of math. See Trevor's full profile

Learn variables, expressions, linear equations, inequalities, rate conversions, slope, systems of equations, functions, sequences and more middle school / early high school math. I've been teaching these skills for over 20 years. I'll show you how it works, what it means, and you'll get plenty...See Menaka's full profile

I have experiences in tutoring math for both academics and for standardized tests, including SAT Math and SAT II/Subject Math tests, with my students increasing their scores greatly. Furthermore, I was a winner in high school math competition first in Shenyang, a city with 8 million...See Leon'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

***Currently full for consistent/weekly clients - but open for special exam/final sessions or to fill in occasionally Hi, my name is Lindsey, I am a 26 year old postdoctoral scholar at Stanford University. I am from Youngstown, OH, and moved to the bay area last year. I have a PhD in biomedical engineering from Case...See Lindsey'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

Expert math tutor with 10+ years of experienceSee Sean's full profile

I tutor students for the new digital ACT Math section, which features a built-in Desmos graphing calculator. I teach students when Desmos is the fastest route and when a quick by-hand method wins, how to recognize recurring question patterns, and how to pace a fast, non-adaptive section without losing points to...See Kai's full profile

Tutored Stanford Calculus III, earned a 5 on the AP Calculus BC exam, and tutored several other levels of math.See Julia's full profile

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

I am currently pursuing a PhD in biochemistry at Stanford. My main responsibilities are laboratory research, which requires me to be proficient in critical reading, algebra, statistics, and precalculus. I have experience tutoring each of these subjects, for age groups ranging from teens to adults.See Hannah's full profile

I have been a coach for competition math including MATHCOUNTS, AMC, AIME, USAMO, and the Putnam College competition for over 10 years. I have trained students to excel on these exams and know the strategies necessary for students to prepare and succeed. See Arjun's full profile

Worked as on campus math/physics tutor at columbia university, usc and sbcc. worked for private tutoring company in the bay area and taught physics labs to pre-med college students at uscSee Isabella's full profile

From an educational standpoint, I am currently a first-year undergraduate student at UCLA for undeclared engineering, hoping to major in Computer Science and Engineering. Previously, I have attended Meadows Elementary School, Taylor Middle School, and Mills High School. During my time in Taylor, I tested into the...See Andrew'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