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Duncan M.

No Nonsense Vaccinated Math and Statistics Tutor (HS and College)

No Nonsense Vaccinated Math and Statistics Tutor (HS and College)

$50/hour

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About Duncan

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In 10+ years I have tutored in all math subjects Pre-Algebra through Calculus and Statistics. I am well versed in both the traditional math curriculum and Common Core (Integrated Math). Over this time, I have worked with thousands of HS and college students. I hold a B.S. in Mathematics from UC Davis, have extensive experience working in Engineering/Construction, and have taught HS math.

Math tutoring is basically two things: 1. Technical expertise with subject matter, and 2. Support and...

In 10+ years I have tutored in all math subjects Pre-Algebra through Calculus and Statistics. I am well versed in both the traditional math curriculum and Common Core (Integrated Math). Over this time, I have worked with thousands of HS and college students. I hold a B.S. in Mathematics from UC Davis, have extensive experience working in Engineering/Construction, and have taught HS math.

Math tutoring is basically two things: 1. Technical expertise with subject matter, and 2. Support and guidance in becoming more independent as a student. I work with students to help them in both areas. I believe it is important for students to not only increase their subject matter proficiency and skills; I work with students to help them become better students overall.

Typically, I will see a student weekly (in some cases, more frequently) for a short period or over the course of an entire school term. I've had students that I see for only a few sessions (say for help with a particular assignment or to prepare for an exam). I've had students that I've seen throughout their High School career through all of their math classes. I do work with adult students in all contexts (Junior College, University, on-line courses, test preparation, etc) for varying periods.

During sessions we focus on conceptual understanding, skill development, and process (clear and organized work product). I also help with homework, preparation for exams, and reviewing past material, as needed.

Candid communication is vital in all of my tutoring relationships; this is especially true with parents of HS students.

I am available to see students M-F (anytime) and Saturday mornings. I am available Sunday at a premium rate.

I look forward to discussing your tutoring needs! Please email with any questions.

Thank you.

Duncan M.

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Education

UC Davis
B.S. Mathematics
San Francisco State University (SFSU)
Graduate Coursework

Policies

  • Tutor’s lessons: In-person
  • Hourly Rate: $60
  • Rate details: 90 minute minimum. Fee for cancellation within 24hrs is at my discretion, but is typically 1hr regardless of length of scheduled appointment.
  • Travel policy: Within 30 miles of Sacramento, CA 95821
  • Lesson cancellation: 24 hours notice required

  • Background check passed on 2/6/2018

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Business

GRE

GRE

I've worked extensively with students on the Quantitative portion of the GRE. I'm very familiar with the types of questions that make up the Quantitative portions of the exam, and I can help you evaluate your strengths and areas on which to focus your energy. I will work with you to obtain the best materials to support your studies and help you gain the skills and confidence required to score well on these parts of the exam.

Corporate Training

Statistics

Statistics

No sub-discipline of mathematics seems to strike more fear into students than Statistics - NORMALCY, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, AND DISPERSION! oh my. Fear not! Fundamental Statistics, Introduction to Statistics, Elementary Statistics are all names for a first course in Probability and Statistics. This course is often taken as a lower division or, perhaps, a widely offered upper division college course. It may even be offered as an Advanced Placement course in high school. Whatever the course name, a comprehensive intro to Stat class will cover the same basic principles - in basically the same order! It's a tough class for sure; but not because the concepts are unwieldy. It's tough because it's new, and with some perseverance and an open mind you can be stat proficient! Students also work with me on any number of other Statistics courses: Business Statistics, Statistics for Nursing, Applied Statistics, BioStatistics, Research Design projects, etc.

Homeschool

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

The word Algebra is Arabic in origin and refers to a system of rules used in mathematics. I tutor all levels of Elementary Algebra (Algebra I, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus). Elementary Algebra is the "rules of the road" for all of our work in Calculus and calculations related to the sciences. It's fundamental and vital to understanding in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields. Algebra I is about learning **basic** skills beyond Arithmetic. It's math boot camp and we do a lot of exercises here. We learn how to be academic **and** we learn Algebra. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. This is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Algebra 2,

Algebra 2

First read my Qualifications for Algebra I. Algebra II starts with an extensive review and more rigorous treatment of Algebra I. Then we continue with skill development. There is lots of exercise, but Algebra II gets more 'colorful' and interesting than the basics in Algebra I. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. Here is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Calculus,

Calculus

Unlike most tutors, I am competent and current in all three semesters of College Calculus. In addition to expertise in high school Calculus - AB and BC, I work with College students in all topics over the standard three semester (four quarter) Calculus series. Calculus is the Mathematical study of change. Though we are introduced to simple change in Algebra, most of science's problems are beyond the scope of Algebra. Calculus gives us the tools to study diverse processes that change over time and/or location. Most students I encounter are enrolled in High School AP Calculus courses or lower-division Calculus at a college or university as part of a math requirement for a science major. I am well-versed in the structure and content of the HS AP Calculus Exams as well as the HS and college Calculus curricula. As a Mathematics undergraduate at UC Davis, I earned A grades throughout the lower and upper division Calculus courses (6 courses total).
Geometry,

Geometry

Geometry here refers to High School Geometry. The study of shapes and their properties. In this course, students are expected to gain logic and reasoning skills in a mathematical arena. Geometry is in one sense a 'side-trip' in the mathematics progression; but it is a valuable and necessary experience that develops critical-thinking and problem-solving skills in a more spatial and less analytical way. Often students that struggle in Algebra will find Geometry refreshingly accessible... and vice-versa. However, contemporary math curricula blend elements of Algebra throughout Geometry (in part to keep Algebra skills sharp between Algebra I and II).
Precalculus,

Precalculus

Pre-Calculus is the 'final wrap-up' of Algebra necessary for success with Calculus. It includes all of the material covered in prior Elementary Algebra courses (Algebras I and II) as well as extensive treatments of Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Functions, with introductions to Continuity and Limits. The rigor of Pre-Calculus courses is greater than previous mathematics courses and is often near the level of many Calculus courses. It requires a greater level of discipline and work than do the Elementary Algebras and Trigonometry courses.
SAT Math,

SAT Math

I tutor students preparing for diverse exams: ASVAB, ACT, SAT, SSAT, GRE, CAHSEE, GED, etc. My strategy is to work from the best sample test materials available. All of the major standardized exams have materials available which clearly define the subject matter covered. Using these materials students can focus their time and energy efficiently. In most cases, working with these materials quickly highlights strengths and weaknesses. The work then becomes about building skill and confidence over the **entire** subject matter covered on the exam. Often exam preparation/study is done independently (out of a classroom setting) and a tutoring is about providing structure and support to ensure the students make progress and don't falter.
Statistics

Statistics

No sub-discipline of mathematics seems to strike more fear into students than Statistics - NORMALCY, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, AND DISPERSION! oh my. Fear not! Fundamental Statistics, Introduction to Statistics, Elementary Statistics are all names for a first course in Probability and Statistics. This course is often taken as a lower division or, perhaps, a widely offered upper division college course. It may even be offered as an Advanced Placement course in high school. Whatever the course name, a comprehensive intro to Stat class will cover the same basic principles - in basically the same order! It's a tough class for sure; but not because the concepts are unwieldy. It's tough because it's new, and with some perseverance and an open mind you can be stat proficient! Students also work with me on any number of other Statistics courses: Business Statistics, Statistics for Nursing, Applied Statistics, BioStatistics, Research Design projects, etc.

Math

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

The word Algebra is Arabic in origin and refers to a system of rules used in mathematics. I tutor all levels of Elementary Algebra (Algebra I, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus). Elementary Algebra is the "rules of the road" for all of our work in Calculus and calculations related to the sciences. It's fundamental and vital to understanding in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields. Algebra I is about learning **basic** skills beyond Arithmetic. It's math boot camp and we do a lot of exercises here. We learn how to be academic **and** we learn Algebra. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. This is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Algebra 2,

Algebra 2

First read my Qualifications for Algebra I. Algebra II starts with an extensive review and more rigorous treatment of Algebra I. Then we continue with skill development. There is lots of exercise, but Algebra II gets more 'colorful' and interesting than the basics in Algebra I. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. Here is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Biostatistics,

Biostatistics

I am well versed in the fundamentals of Statistics and research methods involving, Study Design, ANOVA, and Linear Regression. I learned these skills through upper division study in my career at UC Davis, and by tutoring several students in upper-division and master's level Stat courses.
Calculus,

Calculus

Unlike most tutors, I am competent and current in all three semesters of College Calculus. In addition to expertise in high school Calculus - AB and BC, I work with College students in all topics over the standard three semester (four quarter) Calculus series. Calculus is the Mathematical study of change. Though we are introduced to simple change in Algebra, most of science's problems are beyond the scope of Algebra. Calculus gives us the tools to study diverse processes that change over time and/or location. Most students I encounter are enrolled in High School AP Calculus courses or lower-division Calculus at a college or university as part of a math requirement for a science major. I am well-versed in the structure and content of the HS AP Calculus Exams as well as the HS and college Calculus curricula. As a Mathematics undergraduate at UC Davis, I earned A grades throughout the lower and upper division Calculus courses (6 courses total).
Geometry,

Geometry

Geometry here refers to High School Geometry. The study of shapes and their properties. In this course, students are expected to gain logic and reasoning skills in a mathematical arena. Geometry is in one sense a 'side-trip' in the mathematics progression; but it is a valuable and necessary experience that develops critical-thinking and problem-solving skills in a more spatial and less analytical way. Often students that struggle in Algebra will find Geometry refreshingly accessible... and vice-versa. However, contemporary math curricula blend elements of Algebra throughout Geometry (in part to keep Algebra skills sharp between Algebra I and II).
Precalculus,

Precalculus

Pre-Calculus is the 'final wrap-up' of Algebra necessary for success with Calculus. It includes all of the material covered in prior Elementary Algebra courses (Algebras I and II) as well as extensive treatments of Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Functions, with introductions to Continuity and Limits. The rigor of Pre-Calculus courses is greater than previous mathematics courses and is often near the level of many Calculus courses. It requires a greater level of discipline and work than do the Elementary Algebras and Trigonometry courses.
Probability,

Probability

Typically students studying Probability do so as part of general Introductory Statistics course. Unlike most sections of Statistics, Probability is very much like other Mathematics subjects students are familiar with (namely Elementary Algebra, Finite Math, etc.). It relies heavily on Algebraic rules and is largely computational. Success here is largely dependent on working problems applying the rules of counting. There are some novel mathematical concepts here that one must master to succeed in this mostly accessible subject area.
SAT Math,

SAT Math

I tutor students preparing for diverse exams: ASVAB, ACT, SAT, SSAT, GRE, CAHSEE, GED, etc. My strategy is to work from the best sample test materials available. All of the major standardized exams have materials available which clearly define the subject matter covered. Using these materials students can focus their time and energy efficiently. In most cases, working with these materials quickly highlights strengths and weaknesses. The work then becomes about building skill and confidence over the **entire** subject matter covered on the exam. Often exam preparation/study is done independently (out of a classroom setting) and a tutoring is about providing structure and support to ensure the students make progress and don't falter.
Statistics,

Statistics

No sub-discipline of mathematics seems to strike more fear into students than Statistics - NORMALCY, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, AND DISPERSION! oh my. Fear not! Fundamental Statistics, Introduction to Statistics, Elementary Statistics are all names for a first course in Probability and Statistics. This course is often taken as a lower division or, perhaps, a widely offered upper division college course. It may even be offered as an Advanced Placement course in high school. Whatever the course name, a comprehensive intro to Stat class will cover the same basic principles - in basically the same order! It's a tough class for sure; but not because the concepts are unwieldy. It's tough because it's new, and with some perseverance and an open mind you can be stat proficient! Students also work with me on any number of other Statistics courses: Business Statistics, Statistics for Nursing, Applied Statistics, BioStatistics, Research Design projects, etc.
Trigonometry

Trigonometry

Trigonometry... literally the study of Triangles. But it's so much more. We quickly use the relationships found within triangles to define new functions and we have a discrete branch of Mathematics. Trigonometric principles and features abound in and are vital to the study of Calculus. It is a major part of Pre-Calculus courses and it is also still offered as a stand-alone course in High Schools. A fun subject for many students as it combines Algebra with periodic functions and novel problem-solving techniques.

Most Popular

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

The word Algebra is Arabic in origin and refers to a system of rules used in mathematics. I tutor all levels of Elementary Algebra (Algebra I, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus). Elementary Algebra is the "rules of the road" for all of our work in Calculus and calculations related to the sciences. It's fundamental and vital to understanding in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields. Algebra I is about learning **basic** skills beyond Arithmetic. It's math boot camp and we do a lot of exercises here. We learn how to be academic **and** we learn Algebra. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. This is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Algebra 2,

Algebra 2

First read my Qualifications for Algebra I. Algebra II starts with an extensive review and more rigorous treatment of Algebra I. Then we continue with skill development. There is lots of exercise, but Algebra II gets more 'colorful' and interesting than the basics in Algebra I. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. Here is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Calculus,

Calculus

Unlike most tutors, I am competent and current in all three semesters of College Calculus. In addition to expertise in high school Calculus - AB and BC, I work with College students in all topics over the standard three semester (four quarter) Calculus series. Calculus is the Mathematical study of change. Though we are introduced to simple change in Algebra, most of science's problems are beyond the scope of Algebra. Calculus gives us the tools to study diverse processes that change over time and/or location. Most students I encounter are enrolled in High School AP Calculus courses or lower-division Calculus at a college or university as part of a math requirement for a science major. I am well-versed in the structure and content of the HS AP Calculus Exams as well as the HS and college Calculus curricula. As a Mathematics undergraduate at UC Davis, I earned A grades throughout the lower and upper division Calculus courses (6 courses total).
Geometry,

Geometry

Geometry here refers to High School Geometry. The study of shapes and their properties. In this course, students are expected to gain logic and reasoning skills in a mathematical arena. Geometry is in one sense a 'side-trip' in the mathematics progression; but it is a valuable and necessary experience that develops critical-thinking and problem-solving skills in a more spatial and less analytical way. Often students that struggle in Algebra will find Geometry refreshingly accessible... and vice-versa. However, contemporary math curricula blend elements of Algebra throughout Geometry (in part to keep Algebra skills sharp between Algebra I and II).
Precalculus,

Precalculus

Pre-Calculus is the 'final wrap-up' of Algebra necessary for success with Calculus. It includes all of the material covered in prior Elementary Algebra courses (Algebras I and II) as well as extensive treatments of Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry, Functions, with introductions to Continuity and Limits. The rigor of Pre-Calculus courses is greater than previous mathematics courses and is often near the level of many Calculus courses. It requires a greater level of discipline and work than do the Elementary Algebras and Trigonometry courses.
Statistics

Statistics

No sub-discipline of mathematics seems to strike more fear into students than Statistics - NORMALCY, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, AND DISPERSION! oh my. Fear not! Fundamental Statistics, Introduction to Statistics, Elementary Statistics are all names for a first course in Probability and Statistics. This course is often taken as a lower division or, perhaps, a widely offered upper division college course. It may even be offered as an Advanced Placement course in high school. Whatever the course name, a comprehensive intro to Stat class will cover the same basic principles - in basically the same order! It's a tough class for sure; but not because the concepts are unwieldy. It's tough because it's new, and with some perseverance and an open mind you can be stat proficient! Students also work with me on any number of other Statistics courses: Business Statistics, Statistics for Nursing, Applied Statistics, BioStatistics, Research Design projects, etc.

Science

Biostatistics

Biostatistics

I am well versed in the fundamentals of Statistics and research methods involving, Study Design, ANOVA, and Linear Regression. I learned these skills through upper division study in my career at UC Davis, and by tutoring several students in upper-division and master's level Stat courses.

Summer

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

The word Algebra is Arabic in origin and refers to a system of rules used in mathematics. I tutor all levels of Elementary Algebra (Algebra I, Algebra II, and Pre-Calculus). Elementary Algebra is the "rules of the road" for all of our work in Calculus and calculations related to the sciences. It's fundamental and vital to understanding in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields. Algebra I is about learning **basic** skills beyond Arithmetic. It's math boot camp and we do a lot of exercises here. We learn how to be academic **and** we learn Algebra. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. This is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Algebra 2,

Algebra 2

First read my Qualifications for Algebra I. Algebra II starts with an extensive review and more rigorous treatment of Algebra I. Then we continue with skill development. There is lots of exercise, but Algebra II gets more 'colorful' and interesting than the basics in Algebra I. Algebra I or Algebra II are where otherwise successful and capable students run astray. Here is where I see a lot of students, for the first time, faced with a subject that requires discipline and investment of time.
Calculus,

Calculus

Unlike most tutors, I am competent and current in all three semesters of College Calculus. In addition to expertise in high school Calculus - AB and BC, I work with College students in all topics over the standard three semester (four quarter) Calculus series. Calculus is the Mathematical study of change. Though we are introduced to simple change in Algebra, most of science's problems are beyond the scope of Algebra. Calculus gives us the tools to study diverse processes that change over time and/or location. Most students I encounter are enrolled in High School AP Calculus courses or lower-division Calculus at a college or university as part of a math requirement for a science major. I am well-versed in the structure and content of the HS AP Calculus Exams as well as the HS and college Calculus curricula. As a Mathematics undergraduate at UC Davis, I earned A grades throughout the lower and upper division Calculus courses (6 courses total).
Geometry,

Geometry

Geometry here refers to High School Geometry. The study of shapes and their properties. In this course, students are expected to gain logic and reasoning skills in a mathematical arena. Geometry is in one sense a 'side-trip' in the mathematics progression; but it is a valuable and necessary experience that develops critical-thinking and problem-solving skills in a more spatial and less analytical way. Often students that struggle in Algebra will find Geometry refreshingly accessible... and vice-versa. However, contemporary math curricula blend elements of Algebra throughout Geometry (in part to keep Algebra skills sharp between Algebra I and II).
SAT Math,

SAT Math

I tutor students preparing for diverse exams: ASVAB, ACT, SAT, SSAT, GRE, CAHSEE, GED, etc. My strategy is to work from the best sample test materials available. All of the major standardized exams have materials available which clearly define the subject matter covered. Using these materials students can focus their time and energy efficiently. In most cases, working with these materials quickly highlights strengths and weaknesses. The work then becomes about building skill and confidence over the **entire** subject matter covered on the exam. Often exam preparation/study is done independently (out of a classroom setting) and a tutoring is about providing structure and support to ensure the students make progress and don't falter.
Statistics,

Statistics

No sub-discipline of mathematics seems to strike more fear into students than Statistics - NORMALCY, HYPOTHESIS TESTING, AND DISPERSION! oh my. Fear not! Fundamental Statistics, Introduction to Statistics, Elementary Statistics are all names for a first course in Probability and Statistics. This course is often taken as a lower division or, perhaps, a widely offered upper division college course. It may even be offered as an Advanced Placement course in high school. Whatever the course name, a comprehensive intro to Stat class will cover the same basic principles - in basically the same order! It's a tough class for sure; but not because the concepts are unwieldy. It's tough because it's new, and with some perseverance and an open mind you can be stat proficient! Students also work with me on any number of other Statistics courses: Business Statistics, Statistics for Nursing, Applied Statistics, BioStatistics, Research Design projects, etc.
GED

Test Preparation

ASVAB,

ASVAB

I tutor only the Arithmetic Reasoning and Mathematical Knowledge portions of the exam. I am intimately familiar with the content of these sections of the exam and focus students on developing and sharpening the skills required for that content. Most of the work is within the Pre-Algebra subject matter heading, though mastery of Algebra I concepts and techniques is also required to earn high level scores in these two sections of the exam.
CBEST,

CBEST

I took the CBEST in 1997 as part of my Secondary Education Teaching Credential program. I passed the test and went on to enroll in a master's program in Secondary Education at SFSU. I then taught HS math with a California CTC Emergency Credential. I have recently reinstated my credential for substitute teaching in CA. The exam is fairly straightforward; it is (+/-) comparable to the SAT. By DM (6/29/13)
GRE,

GRE

I've worked extensively with students on the Quantitative portion of the GRE. I'm very familiar with the types of questions that make up the Quantitative portions of the exam, and I can help you evaluate your strengths and areas on which to focus your energy. I will work with you to obtain the best materials to support your studies and help you gain the skills and confidence required to score well on these parts of the exam.
PSAT,

PSAT

For my discussion on tutoring PSAT, please see my qualifications for SAT Math.
SAT Math,

SAT Math

I tutor students preparing for diverse exams: ASVAB, ACT, SAT, SSAT, GRE, CAHSEE, GED, etc. My strategy is to work from the best sample test materials available. All of the major standardized exams have materials available which clearly define the subject matter covered. Using these materials students can focus their time and energy efficiently. In most cases, working with these materials quickly highlights strengths and weaknesses. The work then becomes about building skill and confidence over the **entire** subject matter covered on the exam. Often exam preparation/study is done independently (out of a classroom setting) and a tutoring is about providing structure and support to ensure the students make progress and don't falter.
SSAT,

SSAT

For my discussion of tutoring SSAT, please see my qualifications for SAT Math.
GED

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Wow!

Duncan has been amazingly helpful for my high school daughter. He was able to very quickly identify where she's getting stuck and help her realize how she can improve. She is excited about her prospects for doing well in math again thanks to Duncan's help. He is a very professional, highly skilled tutor and great to work with.

Aliya, 6 lessons with Duncan

Duncan

I’m going to be honest I’m a mom who has no clue my daughters math is beyond me. Duncan is really helping my daughter with pre- calculus. He is providing her the proper tools to guide her in the right direction. She only has had a few visits but she has said she is starting to get more confident with math class.

Sarah, 5 lessons with Duncan

thorough, patient, knowledgeable

Very helpful and gave clear and helpful feedback which my son appreciated and can use to make progress in this class

Kim, 10 lessons with Duncan

Knowledgeable

My daughter needed help with calculus in high school. Duncan is an expert. And he quickly identified my daughter’s weaknesses and taught her in what she needed to improve. He also assigned her extra assignments to supplement her needs.

Lucinda, 10 lessons with Duncan

thorough, patient, knowledgeable

Very helpful and gave clear and helpful feedback which my son appreciated and can use to make progress in this class

Kim, 10 lessons with Duncan

thorough, patient, knowledgeable

Very helpful and gave clear and helpful feedback which my son appreciated and can use to make progress in this class

Kim, 10 lessons with Duncan

Knowledgeable and wonderful !!’

Duncan has been great helping my daughter with her math!! He is very knowledgeable and has been great helping her understand her math better. I totally recommend him !!

Brian, 3 lessons with Duncan

Effective Calculus tutor

Duncan was quick to identify areas of improvement for Calculus and advised my son accordingly. He is very knowledgeable and focuses on practicing and explains concepts very well till you understand. He makes you think and knows all the material very well. He is a great help to my son who is doing past-paced Calculus.

Namita, 15 lessons with Duncan

First Session

It was very evident that Duncan knew calculus very well from the very beginning of the lesson! He helped me a lot by working through problems and making sure I understood each one. Even ones that were more difficult we worked through together until they were solved!

Anna, 2 lessons with Duncan

Confident and personable

Duncan has been there and done that so he knows what your kid is facing. He steps right in to any tutoring need. He was instantly helpful which was perfect for our situation. I recommend Duncan for any Math help needed.

Tom, 2 lessons with Duncan
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