The Best algebra Tutors in Waltham, MA

My name is Jasmine and Math and Science are my loves! My current work is in K-8 Math curriculum and I am a former secondary mathematics teacher, having taught the following courses in their entirety: Algebra I, Algebra II and Geometry. I held a Standard Certificate of Teaching in Mathematics and a...See Jasmine's full profile

Are you struggling to relate Algebra and Geometry to Algebra II? I'm here to be your Oracle! I've tutored this subject for many years and I enjoy doing so! I've studied ABSTRACT Algebra in College and Graduate school, where I learned WHY algebra works, not just HOW it works;...See Christopher's full profile

I have taught and tutor students for over 15 years with great results. My background is Science and hold a Master in Education. Algebra is my favorite subject as it is the foundation to worked with Trigonometry and Precalculus. I like to help students applied their knowledge in Arithmetics into Algebra 1. See Rocio's full profile

Though I am highly experienced in tutoring all branches of mathematics throughout high school and well into college, my PhD and subsequent post-graduate research were in the field of Abstract Algebra. In my industrial career in Software Development, I had been employing my Linear Algebra expertise in...See Valeri's full profile

I have many years of success teaching and tutoring algebra to students of varying ages. I have developed a lot of expertise in observing, questioning and listening to students to understand their specific problem areas, and then address them in a way that helps students not just learn, but truly understand the...See Grant's full profile

Algebra 1 is one of my most tutored subjects. Over the past decade, I have built a repertoire of tools and resources to effectively teach alegbra to students of all skill levels in math.See Jason's full profile

Previously, I have tutored high school students and also served as mentor for programs at Purdue University. My focus field for tutoring is in high school level math (Algebra, Geometry, Calculus...) and Undergraduate level math and engineering topics (statics, dynamics,...). I also provide tutoring for SAT Math...See Harry's full profile

... as studying various topics on my own. In my free time I enjoy learning about all types of math, but am now especially interested in topics such as abstract algebra/group theory, topology and metamathematics, to name a few. I tutored peers throughout high school and college, and have been a full-time math tutor for ...See Evyenia's full profile

Just like in the Writing section, the list of rules you need to know in the Math section is both finite and manageable. Mostly it boils down to the formulas you learned (in theory) back in algebra and geometry. Here's the snag- you probably won't have enough time to solve all the problems in the same...See John's full profile

Having worked with many students taking high school and university algebra and calculus courses, I know what it takes to succeed in intermediate and upper-level mathematics classes. I have seen my students improve their exam scores, grasp of key concepts, and confidence in their courses. I love seeing students who...See Connor's full profile

With the right questions, students can find answers on their own, and truly build their problem-solving muscles. I started tutoring at Rockland Community College in 2014. At RCC, I tutored students across all math course offerings - from remedial math to linear algebra. Additionally, my students had vastly...See Esther's full profile

I am a Finance PhD student at Boston College, with a Master's degree in Economics from Boston University, as well as a B.S. in Applied Economics and Management from Cornell University. Having completed my Ivy League Bachelor's degree a year early (taking as many as 6-7 classes in a semester in doing so), I had to devise...See Matthew's full profile

I did pre algebra in 7th and 8th grade as well, in an advanced setting, in which I took the Regents in 8th grade. Currently, I finished the calculus 1-3 sequence in college and my knowledge of algebra definitely applies because it's the basis of all math.See Luce's full profile

In my time as a high school math teacher, I taught an Algebra 2 course. I've also tutored both high school and college students privately in Algebra 2. I always look to build confidence in my students and make sure they really understand why and how the math works!See Jessica's full profile

...for the College of Engineering's Center for Access to Engineering Excellence (CAEE), where I taught coursework ranging from multi-variable calculus and linear algebra to organic chemistry and quantum mechanics. The Center stresses the importance of cordial relations between students and tutors as one of its core values, and...See Baseem's full profile

I have tutored students in Algebra 1 and all high school math subjects up through AP Calculus for over 15 years, both privately and for the Lexington Public school system as a Home/Hospital tutor. I truly enjoy and have been fortunate to have helped each student gain confidence, be successful learning...See Ellen's full profile

I have been teaching/tutoring for 5 years Algebra and other subjects Bachelor's degree in Pure Mathematics from USC Experience working with children and adolescentsSee John's full profile

I taught mathematics in the Beverly School System for thirty-three years on the Junior High/Middle School Level. I taught Algebra 1 for over fifteen years.See Arthur's full profile

I have taught algebra 2 many times-- at the standard and the honors level. I have written a 300-page workbook on the subject that I used in my classes. Algebra 2 is a very important class, as it provides the foundation for much of calculus. See Mark's full profile

I have tutored linear algebra and received an A in a course at MIT. I have helped students to better understand systems of linear equations, determinants, eigenvectors and eigenvalues, diagonalization, and vector spaces among other topics. See Larry's full profile

I can help with homework, classwork, and test prep – I have personally taught using the Common Core standards, so I am familiar with the requirements and procedures. Since math is pyramid and relies on prior knowledge, I try to fill any academic gaps to ensure that students are successful in both Algebra 1, and...See Leo's full profile

Algebra seems hard at first for students who just start learning it. Instead of using numbers algebra introduces letters as symbols to represent generalized numbers that may vary(Variables). Algebra also defines the rules of mathematical expressions and equations. To me problem solving is like to...See Ping's full profile

Some quick background info: I'm a theoretical physicist, specializing in string theory and black holes. I am currently taking a break from academia to ostensibly write a book, which is easier said than done (shocking, right?). I was most recently a research fellow at Harvard (and MIT and then Peking University in...See Eric's full profile

I have nearly 10 years of of experience teaching at Bedford High School and Boston College. In addition, I have been tutoring students of all levels for more than 10 years - from 8th grade math to AP Calculus! I also help students prepare for the SAT and/or the ACT. In the past ten years, I have tutored hundreds of...See Jean Marie's full profile

As a Chemical Physics PhD with a degree from the Weizmann Institute of Science and experience as a postdoctoral researcher at MIT, I have a unique understanding of the interplay between math, physics, and chemistry. Throughout my 30-year career in academia and industry, I have seen firsthand the importance of a strong...See Sofia's full profile