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After a 32-year teaching career, I retired in 2022. The subjects I taught included: elementary education (1-6) with reading and social studies emphasis, as well as 8th grade American History (27 years), and am certified in Social Studies subjects for high school (9th - 12th grades.) I began online tutoring in 2020 in ELA, Reading, APUSH, APGOV, AP World, and middle school social studies. I started my college education at Baylor University in Waco, Texas, in 1985. When I realized teaching was ... Read more

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I have been tutoring for the past 7 years – both online and in person. I graduated Magna Cum Laude at the College of Coastal Georgia with a Bachelor's in Mathematics with a focus on Applied Mathematics.I have been tutoring for the past 7 years – both online and in person. I graduated Magna Cum Laude at the College of Coastal Georgia with a Bachelor's in Mathematics with a focus on Applied Mathematics. I have plans to go for my Master’s in Computer Science in the future. Read more

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I’ve been working with students since 2009 either as a one on one tutor, classroom teacher or small group instructor and I understand how math is difficult because I grew up finding math difficult for me. I love one on one tutoring because it gives me an opportunity to meet great students and with my experience learning math I can relate to their frustration and help them get through it. My interest in math started when I read about Sherlock Holmes during my middle school years and I loved the logic behind solving mysteries and connected it to solving math problems! It became fun for me to do math problems like I was solving a mystery and at that time I was doing algebra and solving for “x”. Algebra is my favorite math subject but over the years I have taught a wide range of middle and high school math subjects including geometry, trigonometry and precalculus. Read more

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I earned my Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics Education from the University of Georgia’s Mary Frances Early College of Education in 2021. Currently pursuing my Master’s Degree in Math Education I earned my Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics Education from the University of Georgia’s Mary Frances Early College of Education in 2021. Currently pursuing my Master’s Degree in Math Education at the same institution. During my time at UGA, I had the opportunity to work with students from a multitude of different learning backgrounds and mathematics levels. When we teach, we need to take into consideration the unique needs of students, including their strengths & weaknesses, prior knowledge, and motivation. Read more

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Behind the 4.0 GPA on my Master’s Degree transcript, you would have never thought that I had been a C student from middle school to 11th grade, then my whole studying attitude drastically changed. So what happened...? It was all because of ONE new Math teacher in Grade 12. Somehow he took interest in me, and often offered me challenges to answer difficult questions in front of all my classmates. Being put under the spotlight, no joke...he really made me think hard! I will never forget that moment of feeling of how a correct answer to a question matters. After receiving compliments for a couple of times after I had the correct answers, I felt an irresistible drive in me. I told myself - not only that I could not let myself down, also I could not let my teacher down, as he had vested his confidence in me. From that day onwards, I aimed for nothing less than straight As, and never looked back. This was how I was being brought to be the me I am today. My teacher may not have known how much he had impacted my life, but I thankfully do! He has helped me realize dreams that I may not even dare to dream before. I left home (Hong Kong) to Canada for my Undergraduate studies, and came to Atlanta for my Master’s. I have been tutoring for over 25 years, for students at different grades from middle school to Kennesaw State University level. I understand that each student is unique, and each comes with different learning experiences from previous math teachers - some may be good, while others could be bad. My mission as a teacher is to take interest in each of them, fuel them with confidence and passion in the subject, and equip them with all they need to excel further. I would not be there feeding answers to help students finish their homework assignments - which many students may eagerly hope, and which some teachers are being liked for. That would be too easy a task for me and them. Instead, I will help them build strong foundations and fundamentals, such that they could feel the pleasure and reinforcement when they are able to attain the correct answers themselves. This is the inner drive in them which I target to help them develop in my tutoring. Yes, you may say...this requires a lot of patience. But, this is where my area of forte is. I have the patience and track record of teaching both able students as well as students with Special Needs. It is just beyond imagination on how proud and satisfying it is for me to visualize my students reaching and surpassing increasingly challenging yardsticks I set for them from time to time. Trust that you would find our partnership equally fruitful and worthwhile as it has been for me. Read more

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How a Pre-Calculus Tutor Can Help

Are you discouraged by poor grades in your middle school or high school Pre-Calculus class? You can get organized by working with a private Precalculus tutor. A private Math tutor can help you finish your Pre-Calculus homework and study concepts, such as rational functions, so you’re ready for your next test.

Pre-Calculus is a challenging class, especially when you need to memorize things like the Binomial Theorem and get used to solving complicated problems. Many high school students struggle with Pre-Calculus homework and tests. 

A private Precalculus tutor can help you reach your goals and improve your grades. You can find an expert Math tutor who specializes in high school Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and even college Algebra or Calculus courses. 

If you’re preparing for the PSAT, ACT, or SAT, you can choose someone who can tutor Math and give you expert study tips so you’re ready for the Math portions of these college entrance exams.

How Does Pre-Calculus Tutoring Work?

A Pre-Calculus tutor essentially serves as a private high school Math teacher who designs lessons specifically for you. Each tutoring session is based on your unique needs. Your tutor will discuss your academic challenges with you to learn which Pre-Calculus concepts are frustrating you. Then they’ll take the time to explain things in a clear way that matches your learning style.

With a Pre-Calculus tutor, you can learn at your own pace. You have the chance to ask questions and even go over previous homework and test problems to figure out where you went wrong. Your Math tutor can help you prepare for the next exam by demonstrating the correct problem-solving strategies for different types of equations. 

Benefits of Working With a Pre-Calculus Tutor

The main goal of hiring a Pre-Calculus tutor is to improve your Math grades and prepare for standardized tests. But there are many other benefits you can look forward to when you are able to work with a private Math tutor.

Subject mastery

A strong foundation in Pre-Calculus is essential to move on to AP Calculus and other high-level Math courses, such as Trigonometry. It’s also important for other high school and college courses, from Computer Science and Physics to Linear Algebra and Advanced Math. With help from an expert tutor, you can build a deep understanding of Pre-Calculus concepts so you’re ready for the next step in your Mathematics education.

Better grades

If you’re having a hard time in Pre-Calculus, it can affect your other classes too. You might spend so much time on your Math homework that you don’t have time for your other coursework. Getting a poor Math grade can also hurt your confidence and self-esteem, which can harm your overall academic performance.

With a tutor to help you understand Pre-Calculus theory and master Calculus problem-solving strategies, you can improve your homework grades and test scores. This can give you more time for your other classes and improve your confidence as well.

Preparation for college

A Pre-Calculus tutor can expand on the information you get from your high school Math teacher. You can learn the material thoroughly so that you’re ready for college Math classes such as Algebra and Calculus. A good tutor can also help you prepare for the ACT and SAT Math sections, so you’re ready to get the best possible score on your exams.

How Much Does a Pre-CalculusTutor Cost?

The cost of Pre-Calculus tutoring will vary depending on the tutor you choose and their qualifications. The average cost of a private tutor is around $70 per hour, but there are instructors who charge more or less as well. A Math tutor who offers niche services, such as preparation for the ASVAB test or a college Statistics class will probably charge more than a tutor who teaches elementary Math. 

Some Precalculus tutors teach students in small groups instead of holding one-on-one sessions. You’ll probably pay less for a group session. Another possible way to save money is to purchase a “bundle” of hours at a discounted cost.

How Do I Choose a Pre-Calculus Tutor?

There are many highly qualified Pre-Calculus tutors, but you need to make sure to find the perfect tutor for you. That means you should look for someone who teaches in a way that matches your ideal learning style and has a personality that’s compatible with yours.

Other important factors are the instructor’s qualifications and tutoring experience. Some college students tutor, but you may want to choose an instructor with a bachelor’s degree, especially for an advanced Math subject like Pre-Calculus. Consider a Physics tutor if you’re getting ready to take Calculus-based Physics.

Look for an instructor who has lots of experience tutoring Math and excellent reviews from former students. Choose someone who has a proven history of helping their Precalculus tutoring students get better grades and test scores.

How to Find a Pre-Calculus Tutor Near You

Are you ready to get started? It’s easy to find the perfect Pre-Calculus tutor with an online search. Once you search for Precalculus tutors near you, it’s easy to go through the list of potential candidates and find one that’s right for you.

Most private tutors include lots of information about their credentials and rates in their profiles. It’s a good place to check for reviews as well to make sure that prior students had a positive experience.

You should also be able to see what subjects they specialize in. Remember to look for a tutor who offers test prep sessions if you are studying specifically for the SAT or ACT. You may even be able to send prospective tutors messages to ask specific questions about their education or teaching style. Some tutors offer a free first session so you can gauge whether they are a good fit for your needs.

Common Pre-Calculus Skills & Topics to Know

While some middle school students may take Pre-Calculus, it’s usually a high school Math course that comes between Pre-Algebra and Calculus. To do well in Pre-Calculus, you’ll need to have strong arithmetic and problem-solving skills. You should be familiar with graphing functions and the basics of Geometry and Trigonometry.

The concepts you can expect to study in Pre-Calculus are designed to prepare you for a Calculus class:

• Functions and graphs
• Polynomials
• Rational, logarithmic, and exponential functions
• Lines, vectors, and rates of change
• Series, sets, and sequences
• Complex and rational numbers
• Conic sections
• Matrices

Your course may also include Probability and Statistics.

Pre-Calculus Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

Sometimes finding the right tutor can seem just as complicated as your actual Math class. Here are some answers to common questions about Pre-Calculus tutoring to help you out.

What is Pre-Calculus?

Pre-Calculus is a Math class designed to prepare students for Calculus. It covers various types of functions as well as two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes. It’s usually taught in high school, but some middle or elementary school students may have the opportunity to take it, especially if they are planning to take AP Calculus in high school. 

What does a Pre-Calculus tutor do?

A private Pre-Calculus tutor helps students learn key Math concepts through one-on-one lessons. These Math tutoring sessions may include lectures, demonstrations of graphs or conic sections, and help with homework or practice tests. Some experienced Precalculus tutors also help students prepare for standardized tests.

Are Pre-Calculus tutors worth it?

Every student is different, so there isn’t one right solution for improving performance in Pre-Calculus. However, most students benefit from private tutoring because they have the chance to ask questions, get personalized help, and learn at their own pace.

Is online Pre-Calculus tutoring available?

Yes. There are several online services that offer tutoring in many Math courses, including Pre-Calculus.

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

Both types of tutoring give you the chance to be taught directly by an expert Math teacher. In-person tutoring is better for some students, but there may not be Pre-Calculus tutoring available in all areas. Online tutoring sessions give students the ability to connect with the best Precalculus tutors anywhere, but online lessons may not be the right learning environment for everyone.

Is Pre-Calculus tutoring tax deductible?

While there may be some exceptions for special needs students, private tutoring isn’t usually considered a tax-deductible expense.

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How a Reading Tutor Can Help 

Like many other subjects, students’ reading skills must develop as they age and move through a grade level. This is important as they need to be able to consume and communicate about increasingly more complex ideas and topics, and these are measured through reading scores and language arts reading lessons. A tutor can benefit children, even high school students, at any stage of their reading journey!

First, tutors can assess your student’s academic performance and help them develop the skills they need for their development and grade level. These professional tutors can be graduate students or undergraduate student with relevant academic achievements. Even if they aren’t behind, a tutor can work with students to move ahead and build their reading abilities. Regardless of if your student is ahead or behind, a tutor can be a great asset to help your student reach their reading goals. An online reading tutor with curated reading tutoring programs is a great option for one on one sessions.

Additionally, working with a tutor is beneficial because a student may not be able to get the individual focus from their regular instructor in a normal classroom setting. The average reading skill measurement or standardized tests for educational progress may not be indicative of a student’s individual reading needs. This is especially true for older students who are not strong readers. For example, elementary school teachers may not have the ability or time to teach foundational skills usually taught in primary school or the more advanced concepts needed for middle school test prep.  

How Does Reading Tutoring Work?

Each tutor will have their method for approaching helping students. However, if you are interested in specifics, then contact the tutor directly so they can answer any questions you have. 

Generally, the first step is for the tutor to get a good idea of where the student is currently. They can learn this by conducting a reading test or another assessment. Once they identify a starting point, the perfect reading tutor can make a plan for future sessions to make sure that the tutoring experience meets your student’s English skills or reading goal. This may include practice, activities, or mock exams to improve relevant skills like the speed of their reading, comprehension, and vocabulary strength. 

Benefits of Working with a Reading Tutor

We have reading tutors with the credentials and expertise to be transformative resources for students looking to improve their reading ability. There are many benefits to working with online tutoring marketplaces, like Learner, but what changes should you expect to see after a couple of sessions? 

Students Choosing More Difficult Reading Material

With the skills and support of the tutor, your student should be able to read more fluently than when they started no matter their learning style. Their enhanced ability will leave them able to expand the material they enjoy. You may notice that your student – or former struggling readers – begin to gravitate towards chapter books or upper-level series books. 

Positive and Individualistic Work Environment

Having a private tutor allows the student to have one-on-one teacher-student instruction that they may not be able to get from their instructor at school to ask as many questions as they need before standardized exams. In addition to this individualized approach, our tutors create a positive environment so students can get comfortable and work at their own pace to get the most out of each session. With one-on-one instruction, the perfect reading tutor will encourage study skills beyond reading assignments – in the same way, they’ll encourage the building blocks of critical thinking

Improved Reading Ability 

Improved reading ability is the most direct benefit you can expect once your student starts working with a tutor. Material that they previously struggled with will become easier for them to read. You may notice increased reading stamina or smoother articulation when reading aloud. Whatever the improvement happens, they will become a better leader. 

Strengthens Vocabulary 

Another benefit to working with a reading tutor is an expansion of your vocabulary. For students to build upon their ability to read, they must read new words. This is not only to upgrade their reading level, but it is necessary to help them practices skills like finding context clues to figure out an unfamiliar word or encourage them to use outside resources to learn the meaning of unknown words. 

Optimistic Attitude towards School and Learning 

Struggling with schoolwork can make students feel bad about themselves, envious of their peers, and foster negative feelings about school and learning if they do not have the proper academic support. Having a private tutor to give them the skills to overcome these academic obstacles can give them the confidence to see challenges as an opportunity for growth.

How Much Does a Reading Tutor Cost?

The cost to work with one of our tutors varies depending on who you are working with. Other reading tutoring programs may require you to pay to access their online directory. However, our families are not required to pay a subscription fee to use our platform, but you will have to pay for the tutoring service itself. 

The cost of this payment varies from tutor to tutor. More often than not, our tutors charge by the hour, which can go up based on their credentials and experience. For example, a reading tutor with a master’s degree and ten years of experience will likely charge more than a college student just starting. All this information is available on our tutors’ profiles to help you make your final decision. 

Our tutors also have set a certain number of hours or days before you can cancel the next scheduled tutoring session. Remember when scheduling sessions, as it could affect your payments.

How Do I Choose a Reading Tutor?

Our questionnaire is very effective at narrowing down the number of available tutors that match the student’s and their family’s needs, but you’ll need to choose one from our suggestions list.

To choose a reading tutor, consider what qualities are important to you.

If you need a list of reading tutors near you so that you can have in-person tutoring, consider the instructor’s location when searching. 

All of our tutors are qualified instructors, but they all have different methods for teaching and running their service. You may even want someone with a graduate degree instead of just a high school diploma. Whatever your preferences are, please note what they are so you can filter your options accordingly. 

How to Find a Reading Tutor Near You

We have already compiled a list of our reading tutors for you. So, if you have the extra time, you can look through our inventory to see if you see a tutor that you think would work well for you and your student. But, if you don’t want to go through each tutor individually, here is a list of steps to get matched with the best tutor. 

First, you’ll need to answer questions so we can better understand your and your student’s needs. These will be details like availability, whether you need in-person or remote tutoring, and the subject you need an expert in. Answers to these questions can be skipped or edited at a later time if something changes. 

From your answers, we will suggest a list of tutors compatible with what you need. Then, once you find one or two that you might like, reach out and talk to them! We believe that our system will match you with the best options for tutoring instructors, but speaking, and hopefully booking, with a tutor will give you an idea of what their personality is like and the opportunity to ask about their philosophies about teaching and their teaching methods. 

Common Reading Skills Students Need

There is a table of expectations when assessing the level of reading that young children and teenagers have. Specific reading achievements relate to ages. These stages include:

• the emerging pre-reader
• the novice reader
• the decoding reader 
• the fluent, comprehending reader
• the expert reader 

The emerging pre-reader category includes children from 6 months to 6 years old. This is a level that considers the developing abilities of children, like recognizing sounds, images, and later on, letters. 

By the age of 5, when children start kindergarten, they are more exposed to the patterns of sounds, and storytelling time helps them work on a progressive story with different events.

All of this is necessary so that when the child reaches the age of 6 or 7, they can be considered a novice reader. At this level, students start learning spelling rules, and they can start experimenting with simple books by themselves.

From 7 to 9 years old, children become decoding readers. Children start using their reading abilities to learn other subjects at this age. They can also read between the lines and understand metaphors and abstract settings.

For the period that includes middle school, students comprehend more challenging reading material since they learn to read more complex texts and are trained to find specific information in written documents. If you think about it, reading is at the base of the whole education system. Supporting your children’s reading development from 9 to 15 is probably the best investment for their future academic progress. That’s why making sure your child is not falling behind is essential.

From the age of 16, students are considered expert readers. This includes understanding academic texts, using evidence for text to support their opinions, and being able to analyze and synthesize a text, as well as comprehending sarcasm and irony. 

The skills of expert readers are fundamental to continuing with their academic life, either by applying to university or college. 

Reading Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

Considering working with one of our reading tutors but have a few questions you need to be answered before you do? Here are some common questions that you may also have. 

Are Writing Skills Taught Alongside Reading Skills?

This is a great question to ask your tutor before your first session! Writing and reading skills are very interconnected, just like other language skills. Think about how hard it would be to write if you couldn’t read!

We have both writing and reading tutors who can work with your students separately, but it wouldn’t hurt to ask if a tutor could practice both with your student if they have the experience.  

What does a Reading tutor do?

In general, reading tutors help students meet their individual reading goals. These include online reading tutors who are not only here to help students who are falling behind or need help catching up, but they can also be helpful to those who are looking to get ahead or learn new skills. 

Are Reading tutors worth it?

Yes, of course! Our reading tutors are high-quality educators, just like the rest of our tutors, and getting the results that you and your student are looking for is just as important to us as it is to you.

You can find a tutor who will help your student meet their academic goals, which is worth every penny you spend on their assistance. 

Is online Reading tutoring available?

Yes, if you are looking for an online reading tutor, we have some ready and available to work with you!

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

Both online and in-person tutoring have advantages and disadvantages, and understanding what they are can help you pick the best tutoring method for your student. 

Online tutoring is excellent for students who need a remote tutor but can feel a little impersonal since they’ll be talking to you through a screen. Correcting mistakes while practicing may be difficult unless you have a tech-savvy tutor. 

In-person tutoring is excellent for students who benefit from social interaction across the table but can be difficult if they don’t live near their tutor. 

Is Reading tutoring tax deductible?

For the average student, hiring a tutor is not tax deductible. However, there are specific situations that may allow for a tax deduction. Keep yourself updated with your state and federal tax codes to see if you qualify, or stay aware if any changes are made in the future. 

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The GRE is a standardized exam, computer-based, and multiple-choice. It is often required to enter graduate programs and graduate business programs (MBA).

The GRE is usually a requirement in most grad programs in science, humanities, or social sciences postgraduate programs. Other courses, such as law or medicine, may not base their admission program on GRE scores so much, and they will require applicants to complete other entry tests.

GRE tutors are experts in the content of the exam, its structure, and the expectations students have to satisfy. Your tutor will be able to offer guidance, helping you improve those areas that you may find most challenging, as well as offering you the necessary practice to face the exam with confidence and succeed.

What is GRE?

ETS is the tesmaker in charge of the administration of the GRE. Through these test results, they hope to offer graduate programs and business schools with a standardized measure to understand how well-prepared candidates are for the upcoming graduate course.

Your GRE score, combined with other factors, like academic records, will have a significant impact on your application since it allows admission committees to assess if you’re ready to deal with the challenges of graduate academic work successfully.

The GRE exam has been around since 1936, and it was reviewed in 2011 creating the current version. With the years it has become a popular option required by many schools and business programs in the US and Canada. While the emphasis placed on the GRE scores may vary from one school to another, it is still a well-recognized way of measuring the students’ abilities at the graduate level.

An interesting aspect of the GRE is its level of flexibility since it can be taken at any time of the year in many different locations around the world. Since the GRE is a computer-based test, it is convenient and easy to book, it can be done just a few days before the date.

If you are not happy with your GRE scores and would rather not show them to the school you’re applying to, that’s possible with the GRE. You can work a bit harder and retake the test up to 5 times in a year, with at least 2 days between one test and the other.

Sections on the GRE

• Analytical Writing
• Verbal Reasoning
• Quantitative Reasoning
• Unscored (can be a section on Verbal Reasoning or Quantitative Reasoning)
• Research (not scored)

The GRE is divided into sections that will test students’ abilities. Each section is scored separately, while the last section, the Research part, it’s exclusively for ETS use and it’s not scored. The unscored section will not be specified and it could be present at any time during the exam.

Your GRE tutor will be able to assess your skills in each part, help you understand where you need more work, and provide the necessary practice. Since they are experts on the subject, they will also offer lots of useful tips!

Analytical Writing

This section has the goal of assessing if students can articulate their thoughts answering an essay question in a complex and clear manner. 

The topic will usually be something students are not necessarily familiar with, and they will have to write an essay supporting their opinions. Presenting a thesis and the necessary ideas that support it will get you the desired score.

This section, commonly known as the “essay” question, is divided into two parts, analyze the issue and analyze the argument. In the first case, you will receive instructions on how to answer using opinion on a general topic. In the second task, you will need to present opinions based on a prompt.

Students have 30 minutes for each task, which means a total of 60 minutes for this section.

The scoring of this part goes from 0 to 6, with increases of a half-point. The average passing mark is 4 points.

Verbal Reasoning

This part of the test concentrates on your ability to understand written materials, making connections between concepts, sentences, and words.

The Verbal Reasoning section is divided into two tasks, each with a total of 20 questions, and it may include any of the following types of exercises: text completion questions, sentence equivalence questions, reading comprehension questions.

Students have 30 minutes to complete each part of this section, which means a total of 60 minutes.

The score in this part goes from 130 to 170.

Quantitative Reasoning

This section of the GRE assesses the quantitative knowledge of students and their abilities to solve problems using basic arithmetic, algebra, data analysis, and geometry principles and concepts. The general level of this section is high school knowledge. Advanced math, trigonometry, and calculus are not present in this section of the exam.

This section is also divided into two parts and each may include the following kind of exercises: quantitative comparison questions and problem-solving questions. Each section consists of 20 questions and students have 35 minutes to complete each task, which means a total of 70 minutes.

The scoring for this section is the same as for the Verbal Reasoning section, it goes from 130 to 170.

GRE Scores

The ideal GRE scores will depend on the requirements of the school or program you’re applying to.

ETS establishes a minimum average that students should keep in mind when practicing. For the Verbal Reasoning sections is 151, for the Quantitative Reasoning part is 153, and for the Writing part, the mean score is 4. Getting a score higher than this will definitely help make you a competitive candidate.

How can a GRE tutor help you improve your score?

Improving your GRE score may be a challenging project. While you may have a general knowledge from school and university, the exam has its own particularities, as well as a limited amount of time to complete the tasks.

GRE tutors will help you work on your weaknesses, they will give you realistic and meaningful practice that will prepare you to face the exam confidently, and will be able to answer all your questions.

There are many benefits of getting a private GRE tutor to improve your score.

• Personalized lessons
• Efficient use of your time
• Flexibility
• Know the test ins and outs
• Relevant practice

Personalized lessons

Your lessons will be tailored to your interests, weaknesses, strengths, and needs. 

Your GRE tutor is trained to understand your skills and exploit what you find easy while helping you overcome those challenges that the exam poses. GRE tutors are familiar with the exam and can offer you advice to deal with the ins and outs of the test. Ultimately, this will make you feel more confident, secure, and ready to do your GRE.

Flexibility

Having a private GRE tutor is also beneficial since they offer flexibility. If you’re a busy student or you’re working on the side, your tutor will be able to adapt the times and workload to suit your available time.

In the same way, if you have a lot of time to prepare for the GRE, your tutor will push you to work faster, achieving the score improvement you’re looking for in a shorter period of time.

Having private one-to-one lessons means that you will be working at your own speed. Either you go fast or slow, your lessons will concentrate exclusively on you, helping you use your time in a more efficient way.

Know the GRE

One of the most interesting benefits that GRE tutors can offer is their knowledge of the structure of the GRE and the expectations students should satisfy. Taking the exam knowing it will give you an edge and will reduce the stress that comes from taking an exam that can have a huge influence on your academic future.

GRE tutors can also teach you how to manage your time efficiently. Since each part of the test has a time requirement, you need relevant practice and tips so you can successfully complete all the tasks and answer all the questions. Your tutor will help you deal with these challenges.

Relevant practice

Your GRE tutor will also be able to offer you realistic practice that will get you ready to face the exam. 

One of the most important parts of exam preparation is to practice as much as possible to be ready to deal with anything that’s thrown at you during the exam. Practicing using real simulations and questions that could be present in the exam will prove invaluable on the date of the GRE.

Your GRE tutor will also be able to score your work and give you an idea of where you are, as well as if you’re finally ready to take the exam.

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Behind the 4.0 GPA on my Master’s Degree transcript, you would have never thought that I had been a C student from middle school to 11th grade, then my whole studying attitude drastically changed. So what happened...? It was all because of ONE new Math teacher in Grade 12. Somehow he took interest in me, and often offered me challenges to answer difficult questions in front of all my classmates. Being put under the spotlight, no joke...he really made me think hard! I will never forget that moment of feeling of how a correct answer to a question matters. After receiving compliments for a couple of times after I had the correct answers, I felt an irresistible drive in me. I told myself - not only that I could not let myself down, also I could not let my teacher down, as he had vested his confidence in me. From that day onwards, I aimed for nothing less than straight As, and never looked back. This was how I was being brought to be the me I am today. My teacher may not have known how much he had impacted my life, but I thankfully do! He has helped me realize dreams that I may not even dare to dream before. I left home (Hong Kong) to Canada for my Undergraduate studies, and came to Atlanta for my Master’s. I have been tutoring for over 25 years, for students at different grades from middle school to Kennesaw State University level. I understand that each student is unique, and each comes with different learning experiences from previous math teachers - some may be good, while others could be bad. My mission as a teacher is to take interest in each of them, fuel them with confidence and passion in the subject, and equip them with all they need to excel further. I would not be there feeding answers to help students finish their homework assignments - which many students may eagerly hope, and which some teachers are being liked for. That would be too easy a task for me and them. Instead, I will help them build strong foundations and fundamentals, such that they could feel the pleasure and reinforcement when they are able to attain the correct answers themselves. This is the inner drive in them which I target to help them develop in my tutoring. Yes, you may say...this requires a lot of patience. But, this is where my area of forte is. I have the patience and track record of teaching both able students as well as students with Special Needs. It is just beyond imagination on how proud and satisfying it is for me to visualize my students reaching and surpassing increasingly challenging yardsticks I set for them from time to time. Trust that you would find our partnership equally fruitful and worthwhile as it has been for me. Read more

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My name is Chelsea Robinson. I am an alumna of Wesleyan College and Mercer University, where both my bachelor’s and master’s degrees focused on Mathematics. Even before getting my bachelor’s, I began tutoring and sharing my love of math with anyone that would listen. To date, I’ve been tutoring for almost 16 years. Read more

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I didn’t really find my love of math and physics until I reached my junior year of high school. By then, I was way behind, and my learning disabilities (ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia) didn’t make it any easier to catch up. However, I hope to inspire the same passion that helped me in others and help them to overcome whatever challenges they may face. Read more

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I have 7 years of experience tutoring students in both mathematics and physics. I received my bachelor's degree in Physics from TCNJ in December 2016, and received my master's degree from the University of Delaware in December 2019. Throughout my time in college, I was financially supported as a Teaching Assistant, and thus have years of experience helping students excel in both mathematics and physics. Read more

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How a Geometry Tutor Can Help

A private Geometry tutor can help students of all ages and grade levels. Whether you need help with middle school Math, a high school Geometry class, or the Geometry portions of your college Algebra course, you can find an expert Math tutor.

Geometry tutors are experts in all the essential topics of this branch of Math. If you are having trouble understanding angles and their properties, you can get expert help from a Math tutor. A private tutor can help with many other parts of Geometry too:

• Diameter and radius of a circle
• Circumference and area of a circle
• Pi (ℼ)

A Geometry tutor can help you learn about each of these concepts independently but also understand how they are interconnected. You’ll need that foundation before moving on to Trigonometry and Pre-Calculus. A deep knowledge of geometric principles is required in Computer Science, Physics, AP Chemistry, engineering, and many other fields. 

You’ll also need to know how to solve Geometry problems to score well on the math portions of college entrance exams, like the SAT and ACT. A tutor who specializes in test prep can help you hone your Math skill specifically for these tests.

How Does Geometry Tutoring Work?

A great Geometry tutor will customize their teaching style and lessons for you. When you start working with a tutor, you’ll discuss the problems and concepts you’re having trouble with so they can know what they need to work on with you. Additionally, you’ll probably discuss any specific goals you have, such as improving your mid-year grade or scoring well on a standardized test. 

Most Geometry tutors will help you learn by taking the time to explain confusing concepts in a way that makes sense to you. You’ll be able to ask questions and go at your own pace without worrying about the pressure of a traditional classroom. Your tutor may offer homework help or work with you on practice problems to ensure you can apply your new knowledge correctly.

Benefits of Working With a Geometry Tutor

When you work with a Geometry tutor, you can expect to improve your Math grades and test scores. But there are also many other benefits you can look forward to.

Expert teaching

Your Math teacher may be knowledgeable, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they can teach Geometry in a way that makes sense to you. Private tutors have experience teaching students in this unique environment, so they can tailor each tutoring session to your needs. You don’t need to worry about trying to follow a dry textbook or study based on examples that don’t make sense to you. You can get the exact help you need for the specific concepts you’re struggling with.

Preparation for college

Geometry is foundational to Calculus, Trigonometry, and college Algebra along with other courses like Computer Science and Physics. Without good Geometry skills, it’s hard to be successful in those advanced courses.

You’ll also need to be able to solve Geometry problems to score well on standardized tests. A private Geometry tutor can help you prepare for your college entrance exams and make sure you’re ready for your university Math courses.

A better academic experience

When you’re confused and frustrated in Math class, it hurts your self-esteem and your confidence. With help from an experienced tutor, you can learn in a positive environment without judgment or competition from your peers. Improving your Geometry grades can help you win back your academic confidence.

How Much Does a Geometry Tutor Cost?

Private tutoring isn’t inexpensive, but it doesn’t always cost hundreds of dollars. Most private tutors charge around $70 per hour, but you can find instructors who charge more and others who charge less. The rate can depend on the tutoring topic as well as the student’s grade level and the tutor’s credentials. 

You’ll probably pay more for a tutor who has a bachelor’s degree than one who is currently a college student. Instructors for niche subjects also tend to charge more. For example, you might need to pay more for a Geometry tutor than for an elementary Math tutor. The rates for online tutors are similar to those for in-person instructors.

How Do I Choose a Geometry Tutor?

There are several factors to consider when you are deciding which Geometry tutor to hire. First, think about credentials. A tutor needs more than just a deep knowledge of Math – they need to be a skilled teacher who can explain things in an understandable way. Look for a tutor who has several years of Math tutoring experience at your level.

The best way to know if a potential tutor is a good one is to look through online reviews. The internet makes it easy to find reviews and testimonials from former tutoring students. Try to find a Geometry tutor who has lots of happy clients. When you’re reading reviews, watch for evidence of measurable results like better grades and higher test scores. 

How to Find a Geometry Tutor Near You

It’s easy to find the perfect Geometry tutor using the internet. Start with an online search for Geometry tutors in your area. You’ll probably end up with some options for in-person tutoring and remote tutoring online. There are pros and cons to each, so decide which setup feels best for you.

Once you have a list of potential tutors, you can narrow it down based on cost and specialty. Look for a tutor who specializes in Geometry at the level you’re studying it, whether that’s middle school or college. If you want specific tips about doing well on the Math portion of the ACT and SAT, look for a tutor who offers test prep services.

You can read reviews from prior tutoring students to narrow down your list even further. To make your final decision, consider contacting your final candidates. You can ask questions about their teaching style and credentials to find the one that fits your needs the best.

Common Geometry Skills & Topics to Know

Geometry is often taught as a standalone Math course, but sometimes it’s incorporated into other classes, such as Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, or Pre-Calculus. Many geometric concepts have applications in advanced Math courses like Trigonometry and Calculus.

Before you can expect to do well in Geometry, you should have a good understanding of basic arithmetic as well as shapes and solids. It’s useful to understand the basics of angles, points, and lines, and how they relate to each other. These ideas are studied in-depth in Geometry.

Circles are also featured heavily in Geometry classes. You’ll likely learn about how to find the circumference and area of a circle. You’ll need to understand the difference between diameter and radius, and you’ll spend a lot of time learning about Pi and how it’s used in various calculations.

Geometry Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

If you’re still not sure whether you need a Math tutor or what to look for when hiring one, read on. These are answers to the most common questions students ask about Math tutoring.

What is Geometry?

Geometry is a branch of Mathematics that deals with lines, points, angles, and their properties. Students may learn about the properties of two-dimensional objects and three-dimensional solids as well. Some common Geometry topics are circumference, area, diameter, and the mathematical constant, Pi (ℼ).

What does a Geometry tutor do?

A private Geometry tutor provides individualized instruction to students in a one-on-one or small-group setting. Most in-person or online Geometry tutors use a combination of problem-solving demonstrations and lectures about fundamental Geometry topics. Math tutors work with individuals of all ages, from elementary and middle school students to high school students and college students.

Are Geometry tutors worth it?

While every student is different, most people find that Math tutoring is a worthwhile investment. With a tutor, you can avoid the frustration of feeling lost in Geometry class or spending hours on your homework and still getting poor grades. A tutor takes the time to explain complicated concepts to you in a clear way, so you can learn at your own pace and improve your grades.

Is online Geometry tutoring available?

Yes. Most internet-based tutoring services offer lessons in a variety of Math subjects, including Geometry. 

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

There are advantages and disadvantages to both types of tutoring. Traditional in-person tutoring sessions allow you to work with your instructor on homework and practice problems. With online lessons, you have the ability to connect with expert Math tutors anywhere in the world, which is helpful for individuals who prefer remote lessons.

Is Geometry tutoring tax deductible?

In general, no. Private Geometry tutoring is considered a personal expense, and the IRS doesn’t allow you to deduct personal expenses on your taxes.

Spanish is one of the most spoken languages in the world. With 21 countries having Spanish as their official language, it’s no surprise that it is very popular to learn as a second language everywhere. If you want to be part of the 400 million people that speak Spanish around the world, you will need a Spanish tutor near you.

Learning a new language can be challenging, but finding the perfect Spanish private tutor for you will help you get the job of your dreams, achieve better grades, or move around more comfortably in the international scene. There is no innate talent to learn languages, all it takes is hard work and motivation. And a good guide! Your tutor will help you every step of the way until you can speak Spanish confidently.

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We firmly believe that getting a private tutor is the best bet to help you easily learn any subject, not just Spanish. But, when talking about languages, there are some extra benefits of studying with a private tutor. Private lessons provide a great setting to make you feel comfortable dealing with whatever you find difficult, boosting your self-confidence, and setting you off on the path to success. On the same line, it gives you the perfect occasion to make mistakes and learn from them without feeling embarrassed.

We will start by telling you why learning Spanish is a good idea and a way of achieving your dreams. We will give you excellent reasons for choosing Spanish as a second language. Then, we will enumerate the many benefits of getting a private tutor to help you become a fluent speaker of Spanish. Are you convinced? You are now ready to find a Spanish tutor near you, wherever you live.

Spanish language

Spanish is a language that has its origins in Latin. This makes it very similar to French, Italian, and Portuguese from a structural point of view.

The first country that comes to mind when we think about the Spanish language, it is Spain. After all, it all started there with the colonization. But we should remember that most countries south of the United States speak Spanish too. From Mexico to Argentina. And beyond Latin America, we can also think of the Philippines, in Asia, which was a Spanish colony. And finally, Equatorial Guinea, which is the only African country where Spanish is spoken.

But apart from being an official language in all of these countries, Spanish is commonly spoken in some areas of the US, as well as in Gibraltar, Belize, and Andorra. Making it an obvious choice for a second language.

Many people think that you could go anywhere in the world and speak English, and while it may be true, speaking Spanish may be more important since it can open doors in many corners of the world.

In a more globalized world, where international connections and travels are a thing of everyday life, Spanish will prove to be an invaluable tool.

Spanish, while not one of the most difficult languages in the world, has a few knacks and tricks that your tutor will unveil for you. Understanding the structure of the language, the use of the many verb tenses, and discover the natural use of expressions and idioms are all things you will work with your Spanish private tutor.

Benefits of getting a Spanish private tutor

Are you asking yourself “where can I find a Spanish tutor near me”? We have the answer you’re looking for.

A private tutor will help you understand complicated topics, verb tenses, and pronunciation patterns that are usually complicated for English speakers. With the dedicated attention of your tutor, you will feel more confident and your questions will be answered immediately.

The following are the benefits of getting a Spanish private tutor:

• One-to-one lessons
• Personalized lessons
• Better use of your time
• Flexibility in terms of content and time
• Cheaper than a language school
• An interesting insight into the culture
• Tutors are easy to find

Personalized one-to-one lessons

One of the main benefits of hiring a private tutor is the fact that your lessons will be one-to-one and completely personalized to your level and strengths. Working with your tutor you can concentrate on your weaknesses and overcome them, which sometimes is difficult at school or in a private language institute.

While in a class with other people the teacher has to concentrate on the average skills and problems, working with your tutor there will be no distractions. You can work more efficiently and ask any questions you want.

Many tutors follow a plan or a program, but because the whole lessons are concentrated on you, they can adapt them to help you achieve success. You will have time to dedicate to those topics, verbs, or vocabulary you find more challenging while skipping topics that you’re more confident in.

Improved use of your time

Having a Spanish private tutor means eliminating the time and cost of traveling. This way, you can have more time to do the things you love, your hobbies, or dedicate it to work.

As a plus benefit, when working with a private tutor you will not waste time in a class when there are people that have different levels from you. It happens quite often that you have to endure a lesson that ends up being boring because other people in the class have difficulties that you don’t. This is not at all a problem when learning Spanish with a private tutor.

On the other hand, having a private tutor means that you can go at your own speed. If you want to learn faster and do several lessons a week, it’s possible. If you rather take your time, or may not have a lot of time to dedicate to learning Spanish, your tutor will adapt to your needs. In both cases, you definitely use your time more wisely and in a more effective way considering your goals.

Many Spanish tutors will also work online, which means that you only need to turn your computer at the time of the lesson, and enjoy all the benefits a private tutor brings to the table, but without even having to leave your house or change from your pajamas!

Flexible land cheaper lessons

Very often if you go to a language school, you have to adapt to the times they offer. Even if you enjoy learning with a group of people, times that do not match your work hours or personal commitments may make it stressful or impossible to attend lessons.

Your private tutor will adapt to your timetable. Tutors can offer lessons at the times of the day that works better for you, and cancellations or last-minute appointments mean lessons are easy to reschedule.

Finally, because there is no structure behind the teacher, Spanish lessons with private tutors can be significantly cheaper than in an institute.

Learn about the culture

One of my favorite aspects when working as a Spanish private tutor is that I can offer an insight into the culture. This is often overlooked at school where grammar or reading skills are a priority.

As a native speaker having lived in different countries where Spanish is the official language, I can offer tips, advice, and a real vision of the culture of the countries where Spanish is spoken. This adds so much value to the lessons since a language is never disconnected from the people and background where is used.

In fact, with Spanish, this is particularly important. Because Spanish is spoken in so many different countries, it is no surprise that is not the same everywhere. The language has evolved differently in opposite corners of the world. It’s a bit like the differences between American and British English.

Your Spanish tutor will know about the differences and can help you work on the accent and vocabulary relevant to what your future projects are. Are you going to Argentina? Do you plan to study in Spain? Are your coworkers mostly Mexicans?

Find a Spanish private tutor near me

Finding a Spanish private tutor near you is not only very easy but fast! You can contact one of our recommended teachers and decide on the dates and fees.

You can input some preferences when choosing a Spanish private tutor. Do you want them to be native speakers? From where? Do you have specific goals like exams or are you looking for exclusively business Spanish? Discuss your needs and preferences with your potential new Spanish private tutor in order to make the best of your lessons.

Now, that you have found the best fit for you, you’re done! You’re ready to start your journey to become a fluent Spanish speaker with the help of your Spanish private tutor.

Most students encounter Statistics as a standalone course in college or part of an advanced math curriculum in high school. Although most students understand the basics of gathering and analyzing data, they often struggle to perform well in Statistics class. An experienced Statistics tutor can present key concepts in meaningful ways and help students master essential Statistics problem-solving techniques.

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I have been tutoring since 2013. I received my bachelor’s degree in mathematics from Rutgers University. I continued onto a PhD program at Rutgers in Economics and have already completed my master’s along the way. Read more

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I didn’t really find my love of math and physics until I reached my junior year of high school. By then, I was way behind, and my learning disabilities (ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia) didn’t make it any easier to catch up. However, I hope to inspire the same passion that helped me in others and help them to overcome whatever challenges they may face. Read more

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I am extremely passionate about helping students find the best way to break down a complex problem into smaller solvable pieces. This is something I have been doing for the past 10 years when I design satellites and sounding rockets. I have had much success with inspiring students of all ages to pursue their dreams and to discover why math and science can indeed make their dreams come true. Read more

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I’ve been tutoring since I was in high school, around 2010. I now have a Bachelor’s in mathematics education from St. Mary’s University in Texas and a Master’s degree in pure mathematics from New Mexico State University. I hope to become a full professor at an accredited university in the future. Read more

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I am a high school math teacher who has been tutoring students from middle school to college for over 20 years. I have I have a Bachelor’s degree in Math Education from University of South Florida and earned my Master’s degree in Instruction Design & Learning at University of Maryland Baltimore County. I also have a Graduate Certificate in Special Education. Read more

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I have been tutoring since 2008. I attended RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology) where I received my bachelor’s degree in mathematics and am currently pursing my master’s degree in mathematics as well. Read more

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I started tutoring mathematics and physics during college at Melbourne University, where I majored in mathematics and statistics. I moved to the USA from Australia to study a Masters of statistics at Harvard, and I now work in computer science education at Google. Read more

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I have over a decade of experience tutoring mathematics for all age groups. I have ample experience tutoring neuro-diverse students. What makes me unique as a tutor is that I explain math concepts in different ways to reach the student where they are and to bridge knowledge gaps.‍ Read more

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Mike

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How a Statistics Tutor Can Help

If you’re struggling in your Statistics course, chances are it’s because of a combination of several things. You might not understand the theoretical concepts you’re covering, and you may not feel confident about applying them to homework and test questions. You might also have trouble with some data analysis techniques that seem counterintuitive.

A good math tutor will work with you to determine the main causes of your challenges with Statistics. Then, they will develop a teaching plan based on your needs. If you get the theory but are struggling with your homework, they may focus more on problem-solving strategies. You might spend time solving practice problems with factorials or combinations.

If you’re able to solve problems quickly as soon as you know what they’re asking, you might need to spend more time with your math tutor on theoretical concepts. Understanding the Central Limit Theorem, for example, is essential before you can work on test problems that use it. 

How Does Statistics Tutoring Work?

A perfect Statistics tutor is a talented instructor who takes the time to teach you at your own pace. Most private tutors work with college or high school students in a one-on-one environment, though you can also find some who teach in a small group setting.

In each lesson, the Statistics tutor will spend some time explaining the concepts at hand. They may demonstrate a statistical theorem or go through some sample problems to help you get a better understanding of the concept. 

While your tutor may use your textbook or homework as a baseline, they should also bring their own examples and lecture materials. The best Statistics instructors customize each session to their tutored students. 

If you are preparing for a standardized test, such as the SAT, your tutor may tailor your sessions for that goal. They may focus on helping you understand test problems and solve them quickly so you’re ready for test day.

Benefits of Working With a Statistics Tutor

There are many benefits you can expect when working with a knowledgeable Statistics tutor. Here are some of the top advantages to consider.

Real-world applications

Statistics has applications in countless other fields and disciplines, from computer science to political science. Plus, a good understanding of statistical concepts can help students make better personal decisions in their daily lives. A Statistics tutor can demonstrate key concepts in intriguing ways and help students see the many practical uses of statistical analysis. 

Academic success

You’re probably considering a tutor because you’re having trouble scoring well on Statistics tests and homework. With a tutor, you can get a deeper understanding of the foundational concepts, like regression and prediction. You’ll also get to learn the best strategies to solve problems efficiently and accurately. 

Better test scores

Most Statistics homework and test questions are word problems, which many students find challenging. This is especially true in Statistics, because a correct interpretation of the existing data is essential to getting the right answer. A good tutor can help students practice reading Statistics problems and accurately assessing the existing data to find the correct solution.

New opportunities

If you’re feeling frustrated and discouraged in your Statistics class, your whole focus will be on just getting through it. Chances are you’ll miss some of the most interesting and profound concepts. With a good tutor who explains things in a way that makes sense to you, it’s easier to appreciate the beauty of Statistics. You might also learn about new applications and find inspiration for future academic or career opportunities. 

How Much Does a Statistics Tutor Cost?

Private tutoring has a reputation for being very expensive, but rates can vary significantly. There are many factors that can affect the overall cost of Statistics tutoring. For example, if you choose to get lessons in a small-group format rather than one-on-one, you can save money.

Hiring an in-person tutor may be more or less expensive than an online math tutoring service. Where you live plays a large role. If you live in a populated area with access to lots of instructors (college students who tutor, for example), rates will probably be fairly competitive. If you live in a remote place with only one local tutoring service, you’ll probably pay more. The rates for online tutors also vary.

You may pay anywhere from $15 per hour to $500 per hour, depending on the tutor’s education, experience, and qualifications. Some tutors offer discounts if you purchase a certain number of hours up front or sign a contract.

How Do I Choose a Statistics Tutor?

When you’re looking for a Statistics tutor, the first thing to look for is an instructor with the right education. You’ll probably want to choose someone with a bachelor’s degree in math and a focus on Statistics, especially if you need help with a college Statistics course. If you need a tutor for a high school or middle school math course, a tutor with a generalized math degree may be fine.

A degree and knowledge of Statistics aren’t the only things that are necessary for a good tutor. You also need to find someone who is good at tutoring math. Look for someone who teaches in a way that’s compatible with your learning style. It’s also important to find someone who will customize lessons for you, rather than just using your textbook. 

Finally, choose a tutor who has a great reputation. You should look for reviews from former students and make sure the instructor has lots of tutoring experience and a history of getting real results.

How to Find a Statistics Tutor Near You

Finding a Statistics tutor near you is fairly simple. If you happen to live close to a university, you may be able to find fliers or newspaper listings for undergraduate students who offer math tutoring. However, the easiest option is usually the internet.

Start with an online search for Statistics tutors in your area. Chances are you’ll find some local, in-person options as well as some tutors who teach via the internet. There are advantages and disadvantages to both options, so the key is to figure out whether in-person or online tutoring is better for you personally.

Once you’ve got a list of potential tutors, go through their profiles intently to compare their education and other credentials. If possible, message your prospects directly with an overview of what you’re looking for. You can also ask any specific questions you have about a tutor’s experience or education. Some tutors may offer a free or discounted first session so you can make sure they’re a good fit for you before you commit.

Common Statistics Skills & Topics to Know

Whether you’re taking middle school math, Pre-Calculus, AP Statistics, or discrete math, there are some main concepts you’ll likely need to know. An experienced tutor can help you understand basic concepts like statistical significance, outliers, and combinations.

You’ll probably also discuss some well-known topics such as Bayes’ Theorem and the Central Limit Theorem. You’ll probably learn about Z-scores, expectation values, and least squares.

Before you can succeed in Statistics, you’ll need a good foundation in Pre-Algebra and high school Algebra. Function, graphs, and equations are important to know. Since most Statistics questions are word problems, you’ll need to be able to understand how to use the data you have to solve for the information you want.

Statistics Tutoring Frequently Asked Questions

Hiring a private Statistics tutor is a big decision, and it’s essential to get as much information as possible up front. Here are expert answers to some of the most common questions about Statistics tutoring.

What is Statistics?

Statistics is a math discipline focused on collecting, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from data. It’s an important branch of applied mathematics but also has applications in economics, science, and many social sciences. It’s closely linked with Probability, but there are differences between these two math subjects. Students may get an overview of the subject in high school and/or take Statistics in college.

What does a Statistics tutor do?

A Statistics tutor helps students understand their course material better and improve their performance on homework and standardized tests. Must tutors use a combination of lectures, demonstrations, and collaborative work to help students grasp the concepts and hone their problem-solving skills.

Are Statistics tutors worth it?

Most people find that hiring a private tutor is worth the expense. If you think you’ll benefit from having personalized instruction from an expert math teacher in a non-classroom environment, a Statistics tutor could be a good option for you.

Is online Statistics tutoring available?

Yes. The internet offers several different tutoring platforms. Some are similar to traditional tutoring companies that maintain a staff of experienced tutors and match a student with one of their instructors. Others are more like online marketplaces that allow students to view profiles of tutors and choose one that meets their needs.

How is online tutoring different from in-person tutoring?

Both options allow a student to get individualized instruction from an expert. In-person tutoring may work well for a student who needs a personal connection or doesn’t have access to stable internet. However, online tutoring platforms also allow students to access a large pool of instructors and may be more affordable than traditional in-person tutoring. 

Is Statistics tutoring tax deductible?

No. Generally, the IRS considers the cost of a private tutor to be a nondeductible personal expense. There may be some exceptions for special needs students, but you should check with your CPA.