I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Arkansas, and I tutor math from algebra through Calculus 2. I work with algebra and calculus every day in my engineering coursework, which means I can teach these subjects not just as abstract material but as tools that get used to solve real problems. The subjects I tutor are algebra 1 and 2, geometry, pre-calculus, trigonometry, Calculus 1, and Calculus 2.
My approach is built on the idea that most students who struggle with math...
I'm a mechanical engineering student at the University of Arkansas, and I tutor math from algebra through Calculus 2. I work with algebra and calculus every day in my engineering coursework, which means I can teach these subjects not just as abstract material but as tools that get used to solve real problems. The subjects I tutor are algebra 1 and 2, geometry, pre-calculus, trigonometry, Calculus 1, and Calculus 2.
My approach is built on the idea that most students who struggle with math don't have a "math brain" problem, they have a foundation problem. A student stuck in calculus is often really stuck on algebra or trig they were rushed through years ago. A student stuck in algebra is often missing something basic about how equations actually work. I spend time at the start figuring out where the real gap is, then we rebuild from there. I focus on the reasoning behind each step instead of pure memorization, because students who understand why a method works can rebuild it on a test even when they blank on a formula.
I tutor patiently and without judgment. I remember being the student who needed things explained more than once, and I never make anyone feel bad for asking the same question twice. Whether you're a high schooler working through algebra 2, a college student trying to survive Calculus 1, or a parent looking for help getting your kid ready for the school year, I'd be glad to work with you. I'm available for online sessions and I adjust my approach based on whether the goal is exam prep, homework help, or building stronger long-term understanding.