The Best algebra Tutors in South San Francisco, CA

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

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 have also worked as a math tutor at The Urban School of San Francisco (fall 2023). I have had experience tutoring numerous students from kindergarten up to high school in math (elementary, pre-algebra, algebra I, algebra II, geometry, trigonometry and functions/precalculus) as well as reading,...See Alyssa'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 discover...See Heng's full profile

I have worked with students specifically in Algebra 1 for eight years. I use the coaching and teaching skills that I developed while obtaining my certification to help students understand math concepts.See Bridget's full profile

I have twelve years of experience teaching programming, test prep, statistics, finance, and business courses. I have authored five textbooks on Python Statistics, Python Machine Learning, Python Data Analysis, Artificial Intelligence, and Software Development. I tutored an undergraduate Business Statistics course for...See Bernard's full profile

I know math really well, but more importantly, I know how to teach it really well. If you schedule a lesson with me, I guarantee you won't be disappointed.See Aaron's full profile

Algebra II builds directly on Algebra I — quadratics, functions, systems of equations — and I bring the same foundation-first approach to it. Between private tutoring, Wyzant, and afterschool sessions, I've logged over 200 hours working through algebra with students. One student I tutored...See Donnie's full profile

Hi, I'm Sam! I completed a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science in 2015 and have worked as a software engineer with a focus on full-stack web development for over 6 years since then. I also have over a year of experience teaching web development skills for a coding bootcamp. I love teaching and helping students learn...See Samantha's full profile

I earned a B.S. in Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology from Emory University and a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology. I then completed both my M.S. and Ph.D. in Bioengineering at Stanford University. My academic background has provided me with a strong interdisciplinary foundation...See Mihyun's full profile

Did you know PhD stands for "Doctor of Philosophy" and "philosophia" means a love of learning/wisdom? Experience a love of learning and the ultra-satisfying “Aha!" moments as we work together. I specialize in math, test preparation, and writing and over 20+ years, I’ve worked with students of all ages. In a...See Menaka's full profile

7+ years tutoring math from Algebra I through college calculus.See Isabella's full profile

I have experience tutoring and teaching Algebra, both algebra 1 and 2, and have aced all of my mathematics subjects in both college and high school. See Rebecca'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 make use of algebra every day in geometry to truly test my students' understanding of theorems, and it's been my favorite subject to tutor since I got involved in education 4 years ago.See Stephen's full profile

Algebra 2 focuses on learning advanced functions like advanced quadratic, higher degree polynomial, exponential, & logarithmic functions. The key to mastering Algebra 2 is becoming familiar with the shapes of graphs, and knowing how the graphs evolve as we tinker with the different aspects of each...See Randy'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 Area...See Nenad's full profile

SUBJECTS TAUGHT: Sets and set operations Numbers -- The Natural (counting) Numbers -- Positive and Negative Numbers -- The Rational Numbers (fractions) -- The Real Numbers -- Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division with all of the above -- Ratios and Proportions Algebraic Expressions...See Dudley's full profile

In addition to majoring in Economics at Stanford University, I have been teaching the SAT and ACT Mathematics for years. I have taught advanced courses in Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, and more.See Raymond's full profile

Hi! I’m Katelynn, a biology and math tutor with a B.S. in Forensic Biology and hands-on experience as both a tutor and teaching assistant. I tutor Anatomy & Physiology, Microbiology, General Biology, and related science courses. I specialize in helping students who feel overwhelmed or stuck. I break down complex...See Katelynn's full profile

The California testing for Algebra 2 is changing this year. MARS tests are being trialed in schools. I am familiar with these tests as well as the new common core standards. Topics in Algebra 2 include continuing to work with expressions, equations and inequalities,factoring, quadratic formula, and...See Tralee's full profile

I graduated from Columbia University, where I studied biomedical engineering and music. I went to medical school at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell and am now an Internal Medicine Resident Physician. In high school, I attended an IB school and am familiar with the IB curriculum. I love learning about...See Jonathan's full profile

I’ve taught Algebra 1 in both a middle school and high school setting, and I’ve tutored students through it. I also reinforce algebra concepts when I teach physics and chemistry in high school.See Ian's full profile

I’ve been able to help students dramatically improve algebra skills. See Sidney's full profile

I've built an interactive, self-paced SAT math course that covers major question types, walks through detailed problem-solving techniques, and features integrated practice questions to reinforce understanding. At UC Berkeley, I have completed Calculus II, Calculus III, linear algebra, and differential...See Kai's full profile