50 Southworth Geometry Tutors

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

Greetings, my name is Jordan. I am a Mechanical Engineering graduate of North Carolina Agricultural & Technical State University. Once upon a time, I was in your child's shoes struggling with the responsibilities of life. My parents had a vision for me that, like most things, I disputed. However, now that I have just about made it, I want to be able to give back to the youth. Based on my experiences it seems that children are regressing in their desires to learn! I want to reverse this trend ... ... More

Tutored for Olympic College. Started with Organic Chemistry and expanded to include Algebra through Calculus and most of the sciences. I was well liked by most of my students and was asked by them to help with other subjects (such as English or Music) that I had to decline. Mostly my working premise is that the student can learn the material. It is up to me to find a way of presentation that works with the student's background. I use the Socratic method a lot, asking the student questions... ... More

I graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2018 with a double major in computer science and math. I’ve worked in the computer science industry, but have always come back to my love of teaching. In college, I was a TA for a variety of computer science and math courses. This involved running a discussion session where I answered the group’s questions and reviewed concepts, as well as one-on-one work in office hours. In teaching math, it’s important to both explain the abstract concept be... ... 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