The Best Algebra 2 Tutors in Washington, DC

I have taught Algebra 2 since my second year of teaching (1969). I have taught out of several different texts and am well versed in the material and the sequence of topics. Also, I have taught higher level math subjects and understand what comes up in Precalculus and Calculus, to better get the student ready for...See Kevin's full profile

Top 10% Tutor in 2019 & 2020 Mathematical skills are useful tools for day-to-day interaction and each individual has natural abilities that can be discovered and nurtured, given the proper coaching. I provide tutoring and homework assistance in Math for students from the 1st grade to the 11th grade (i.e., elementary...See Adeyemi's full profile

My educational background consists of associate's and bachelor's degrees in computer science, as well as a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering, with a strong background or emphasis on robotics and automation, and economics. I had an A+ certification, which expired. My associate's degree is from Northern...See Neil's full profile

Hi I'm Karthik! I graduated with Honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and a B.S. in Business Administration. I have a few different tutoring experiences. In high school, at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, I was a general chemistry TA who...See Karthik's full profile

Hi, I'm Dan, I've been tutoring Pre-Algebra through Calculus and math SAT for many years in Montgomery County, DC, and Northern Virginia. I taught math at the DC Phelps School of Engineering, Construction, and Architecture. I Edited and co-authored 8 test preparation books including 2 Math SAT books, Math SAT 800: How...See Dan's full profile

I am a healthcare consultant with work involving research, writing, teaching, and culinary education. I am also a published author with strong writing skills. I completed my dietetic internship at Massachusetts General Hospital. I earned my MPH in Public Health Nutrition from UC Berkeley. At Princeton, I majored in...See Christina's full profile

I have been tutoring Algebra 2 for more than 10 years. I have excellent subject knowledge. I've helped tens of students excel at the subject. Competent in the use of the latest teaching methods and techniques equipped with excellent interpersonal and communication skills. I always go the extra mile and...See Moe's full profile

About Me: I started tutoring in college-level physics and mathematics at the Student Success Center at Virginia Tech for about 2 years. I tutored in: Single Variable Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations, Precalculus, and Introductory Physics. I provided individual tutoring in these...See Isabella's full profile

I have been a tutor focused on preparing students for Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Physics for over 5 years. I offer effective test-taking techniques that enable students who previously scored between 40-50% to achieve a score of over 70% and assist high-achieving students in reaching their desired 100%. My...See Shreyas's full profile

Then I returned to my roots and became a full-time math tutor. To gain valuable experience I joined after school math program where I taught mid and high school classes in pre-algebra, algebra 1, algebra 2 and geometry. I worked in small-group setting and had private lessons too. Private lessons allow me to align...See LEV's full profile

Hi, I’m Louis, a dedicated and experienced math and economics tutor with a degree in Mathematical Economics from Wake Forest University. My passion for tutoring began while helping friends with math, economics, and statistics assignments, which led to formal tutoring roles through the Honors Math and Economics Programs...See Louis's full profile

I started piano lessons at age five and was in my first band at age 13. After picking up guitar, I studied and learned everything I could about music. Since then I've performed extensively as a guitarist, written and co-written many songs and other works, including electronic and orchestral works, recorded and produced...See Todd's full profile

Math and science can be very overwhelming in terms of the amount of new material presented to students, so I aim to help my students feel supported and encouraged as they work. The following is a representative (non-exhaustive) sample of the courses I have taught: - algebra 1 and 2 - geometry -...See Alexandra's full profile

I have a lot of tutoring experience in algebra. I think algebra 2 is the most fun and yet important of all math courses as it is the base of higher level courses (e.g precalculus and calculus). I have a lot of experience tutoring algebra at George Mason University, as well as helping students in one on one...See Seyed Kaveh's full profile

I am a patient instructor who likes to challenge her students to achieve true understanding rather than rote memorization. I specialize in tutoring all levels of math and ACT/SAT math prep but also enjoy tutoring the Sciences when the opportunity arises. I have years of experience with private tutoring, math team...See Nataliya's full profile

Welcome! I’m Daniel, an engineer + applied mathematician with a B.S. from Brown University and M.A. from Yale, where I studied machine learning. For more than eight years, I’ve guided learners across a wide range of ages and stages—from middle school students to mid-career professionals—to excel in classwork,...See Daniel's full profile

I have tutored students in Algebra 2 for the past 5 years, and I have a strong understanding of where students usually struggling in this class and how to navigate these difficulties efficiently.See Henry's full profile

Hi, I’m Dane! I've been tutoring in university-level statistics and calculus for about 5 years—I love making math "click" for high-schoolers and early college students figuring out their career goals. I try to make my lessons more of a conversation than a lecture: Doing math can be overwhelming even if you like it,...See Dane's full profile

I am Melanka, Math PhD graduate from University of Maryland. I also have a bachelors degree in Computer Science. My teaching career began as a Teaching Assistant in 2018 when I started out as a PhD student at UMD. I have taught many courses from Prealgebra to Calculus to Differential Equations to Abstract Algebra. As a...See Melanka's full profile

Hi there, I obtained my Bachelor of Science at the University of Virginia and completed my Master's at George Washington University and my PhD in Microbiology and Immunology at Georgetown University. My tutoring experience began in high school, where I tutored my neighbor's son. Since then, I have been teaching and...See Thuan's full profile

Hi! I am a chemist with experience tutoring chemistry and math at all levels as well as helping elementary school kids with reading and writing. I think relating to students and understanding how they learn is the most crucial part of teaching and something that can be lost in today's school system. I believe anyone can...See Brian's full profile

I have always been a Teacher! My first degree, (Bachelors) was in Math for Secondary Education. I love Algebra and helping students understand it. We use math everywhere everyday and I find it fun! I went back to school to become an RN, then got my Masters Degree in Clinical Leadership. Since then, I taught Nursing at...See Kimberley's full profile

For two years, I served as a mentor and tutor for Pittsburgh middle school and high school students, where I assisted students in subjects, specifically algebra 1, algebra 2, geometry, and pre-calculus. During my senior year, I was an AmeriCorps teacher's aide in elementary schools and served as the president...See Alex's full profile

I tutored in high school by teaching math to high school friends outside of class, where I helped those who were struggling with high school math, including Algebra, Geometry and Precalculus, by walking them through problems and helping them understand how to draw effective diagrams. I continued this work as a TA for...See Jeremy's full profile

Unlike the situation for Algebra 1,it is hard to point to a single central topic in Algebra 2 as being the key to successful mastery of the subject. There are numerous topic areas that must be worked. In a meeting with a new student in Algebra 2, I talk with the student in an attempt to identify the ones...See Richard's full profile