The Best algebra Tutors in White Plains, NY

I have successfully completed Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II, during secondary school. I have also spent over 2,000 hours of self-study of Pre-Calculus. My cohort of students have successfully completed Pre-Calculus, under my tutelage, with a minimum grade of B. See Julian's full profile

I have six years experience as private tutor in Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Trigonometry. I have three years experience working in public school systems. My Degree in Education is from Indiana University - Bloomington.See Jacob's full profile

I specialize in the science sections of the DAT—General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Biology—but also have experience supporting students in the Quantitative Reasoning section, thanks to a strong foundation in math, including AP Calculus and years of tutoring Prealgebra through Algebra II. As an...See Vivek's full profile

I started tutoring High school math after college when I joined a tutoring agency, I have been tutoring math for over 3 years and have taught the following levels: Algebra 1&2, geometry, pre-calculus, SAT subject test. My experience tutoring in the sciences started in college when I was both a Teaching...See Claire's full profile

I am qualified in tutoring algebra 2 because I know all topics within the subject very well. I am an expert in trigonometry (all of the functions), logarithms, factoring, probability, and all of the measures of a circle including angular and linear distance. I scored well on all major exams including New York...See Muhammad's full profile

I am a current applied physics PhD student at Columbia University with a passion for teaching! Everyday I apply physics to the mission of clean, fusion energy but miss the excitement of teaching and learning basic science and math. While an undergraduate physics student at UC Santa Barbara, I amassed 3 years of...See Anson's full profile

Algebra is (surprisingly to some) one of the more useful day to day life skill. It teaches us to think of situations and be able to see a picture even when some details are missing. We learn to look for relationships, rather than rely on facts alone. I love introducing kids to Algebra. See Avital's full profile

I have been teaching algebra 1 for years and really enjoy algebra and the logical thinking it encompasses.See Kateh's full profile

Hi, this is Badri and I’m happy for this opportunity to share with you my teaching philosophy/style and background. Student understanding is my top priority. I believe that you only understand something fully when you can explain it to someone else. To this end, I ask probing questions (why a particular step makes...See Badri's full profile

I have taught courses with the Department of Education and local charter schools where Regents exams were required. I have taught Algebra I, Geometry, and Algebra II Regents courses. I know what the tests cover and am well able to prepare my students for the exam. My students have done well each year...See Maurese's full profile

I am currently a second year student and John Jay Scholar at Columbia University, double majoring in Applied Mathematics and Data Science. I received a score of 1570 on my SAT (780 English and 790 Math) and also later became a National Merit Scholar (0.5% acceptance) after going through the PSAT/NMSC process. I was...See Samantha's full profile

He has a Bachelor's and Master's in math, a Master's in math education, a certificate in Special Education, and an SBL and SDL in Educational Leadership. Juan's results include over 20% improvement in scores for most students and produces lasting improvement in algebra skills very quickly.See Juan's full profile

Thus, I’ve adopted a teaching style focusing on clarity, engagement, and support. I scored a perfect 36 on the ACT and a near-perfect 1570 on the SAT. At Mathnasium, where I spent a year tutoring students from Algebra 1 to Calculus along with SAT prep, I developed a teaching method that combines conceptual...See Harris's full profile

I have worked on Algebra with Middle- and high-school students for over five years. My goal for the student is to make learning exciting and enjoyable, while ensuring that the work gets done promptly and properly. I have a degree in Mathematics from Harvard UniversitySee Donald's full profile

I've taught Algebra 1 both as classroom teacher and private tutor. This has included Regents prep. What is it? Just a bunch of skills - learn each, practice, and have the common errors pointed out, so we can avoid them. If needed (often is), we go back to fractions and make sure it's clear when to...See Rachim's full profile

Hello! My name is Alyssa and I tutor Violin, Music Theory and Math. Here is my Experience: English/The Language Arts: Majoring in Philosophy at New York University and Creative Writing in high school, I have extensive experience with English writing. Accolades-wise, I have many publications, have published a book:...See Alyssa's full profile

I have numerous years tutoring and teaching all math courses from pre algebra to differential equations and matrix theory; as well as various physics courses. I am currently an adjunct professor of physics, computer science and mathematics.See Thurman's full profile

I am an experienced math and standardized testing tutor providing tutoring in all levels of math and standardized test prep. I have helped students achieve dramatic grade and score improvements including achieving perfect standardized test scores. I enjoy working with gifted math students of all ages, particularly...See Aaron's full profile

Additionally, while in college, I tutored in the university's math lab during all four years of undergrad in subjects ranging from basic math to calculus 3 and multivariable calculus (including college algebra 1 and 2).See Josephine's full profile

Algebra I is a very important subject to learn well, as future success in Math hinges upon it. Many students become disinterested in math as a subject due to Algebra I, second only to Algebra II. It is critical to have a solid understanding of Algebra I if any type of math is in your future....See Daniel's full profile

I am a cognitive neuroscience postdoctoral researcher working on applied mathematical models to perception and cognition and how they are affected in psychiatric disorders. I have over 5 years of experience tutoring and TA-ing math and science and over 10 years of experience mentoring and coaching research students (high...See Andra's full profile

I took advanced algebra and analysis courses at the University of Chicago as I was completing my BA there. I have experience tutoring students up to college level through Harper Tutors (University of Chicago program) in algebra and precalculus as well as high school students of various age. I approach my...See Oleg's full profile

I go over old examinations and I concentrate on topic tested most frequently and topics where the students have the most difficulty. I have a great deal of experience tutoring for the algebra, geometry, and algebra II/Trigonometry regents exams.See Michael's full profile

My love for math and my desire to help students who struggle with math gain a better understanding of math concepts have led me to develop and research ways to explain difficult ideas or complex topics. One of my favorite success stories is of a college student who had to take a prerequisite algebra course. She...See Venecia's full profile

Serena holds a degree in Financial Economics and Business Management from Columbia University. As a college essay editor, Serena strives to elevate her students’ writing with a dynamic, individualized approach to editing. She’s best equipped to facilitate flow, alter pace, refine prose, polish intros and conclusions,...See Serena's full profile