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Experienced Math teacher of 3 years available for eager students of all experience levels and ages! I structure my lessons so students learn what they want to learn, while also building a strong foundation of mathematical and problem-solving skills. I typically use textbooks, problems on websites, and also have the following tools available to use during lessons: CASIO 115ES plus

Experienced teacher of Calculus available for eager students of all experience levels and ages! I structure my lessons so students learn what they want to learn, while also building a strong foundation of skills. I typically use books, and also have the tools available to use during lessons.

Hello, my name is Alec! I am looking to tutor high school and college level math courses that include PreCalculus, Calculus 1(AB) and 2(BC). I have experience that has developed me into a proficient and reliable tutor. Recently, I worked for a college as a Calculus 1, Calculus 2, PreCalc, and Trig tutor, which helped me gain critical experience. I also have great grades and retention in the classes I endeavor to tutor in. I attained A's in college level Calculus 1 and PreCalculus. I won't just help you understand your class content, but I can also support you in your test taking and test studying. My credentials in test taking include having 4 years of test taking experience in college and great test scores in the classes I want to tutor such as high A's on more than half of my tests in Calc 1 and PreCalc 1. Another advantage that I provide, is that I am very aware of the best ways to learn. As it pertains to retaining what you learn, I know the importance of letting the student work ...

We have worked with UCLA and USC students helping them excel in their Calculus courses including Math 118 Calculus for business Majors.In addition I have assisted some Pacific Palisades High students and Beverly Hills high students succeed in AP Calculus and Engineering students(LMU,Cal State,USC and others) on their differential and Integral Calculus courses including homeworks,test prep,quizzes,study skills,anxiety reduction and Finals prep.

The number one rule to Calculus is you don't talk about Calculus....

Just kidding, the actual rule is that Calculus is like Algebra and Trig with Derivatives :) and as you progress into calc 2 its with integrals, and finally in calc 3 it becomes all 3 dimensional and whatnot... That's it...

Well, it's worth considering the amount of time we spend focusing on Algebra components in our developing education, this isn't coincidental in relation to how heavy Algebra plays a role in Calculus, Trig, Statistics, and just about any mathematical application... If we consider Mathematics as a language, Algebra is the Grammar while Calculus, Trig, Stats, etc, are the subject vocabulary.

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Calculus is difficult, I know. I went through college introduced to Calculus in my first semester and I passed with a high 'A' and made a perfect score on the final. I went on to more advanced Calculus and continued making 'As'.

I want to help you get the concepts down and know it like the back of your hand. So many students I met were overwhelmed in class and I set out with the goal to help as many students as I can.