37 Keyport Geometry Tutors

Having assisted students in a math study hall during his undergraduate days at the University of Kentucky, he also worked as a teaching assistant in physics courses at the University of Chicago and in mechanical/aerospace engineering classes at Rutgers University. He worked one-on-one with students working on independent study engineering projects at Rutgers and at Georgia Tech. At both the University of New Mexico (Continuing Education) and at the Lockheed Martin Corporation in Marietta,... ... More

Studying math gives you an ability to think, analyze, organize and calculate. It's not just an addition or multiplication. It improves our cognitive skills. I also want to emphasize that there is no quick fix or magic pill to improve your child's math ability. You need to start early, like 7th or 8th grade when a lot of new concepts are introduced. Each child needs to feel the sense of accomplishment. However, without making effort, no one can appreciate his/her hard work. I am not saying m... ... More

As a former high school and middle school Math Teacher from Massachusetts, I know that one of the biggest hurdles to learning math is not just learning about the rules and properties of numbers, functions and geometric shapes but also confidence to solve the problems presented to the student. Many of my former students were blocked by their lack of confidence to be able to find and figure out the answers themselves and after working with them to be patient and apply the principles they learne... ... More

Hi there! My name is Aaron and I graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry and a Master's in Business Administration. Early on in high school and college, I learned the value of mastering difficult subjects by seeking out help from others. Math and science didn't always come easy to me, so I had to reach out to others in order to comprehend difficult concepts. Once I understood a difficult concept, I felt a sense of accomplishment that I wanted to help others feel. During my college ... ... More

As an instructor at the University of Washington, I had the pleasure of teaching math to students from a wide variety of backgrounds. Clearly what works for one student may not be helpful for another, so I built my courses around multiple learning styles. Nevertheless I paid close attention to the teaching methods that were useful to students across the board. By the time I was done with my Master's at UW, I was getting highly positive teaching reviews above the departmental average, and s... ... More