The Best Math Tutors in Annandale, VA

Econometrics was my favorite Econ class as it allows you to connect the dots of real life economy problems using basic statistics! I graduated from Rutgers University in 2020 with a double major in Math and Economics.See Christina's full profile

I am an experienced teacher at the university level, including a statistics course with a lab taught in the R programming language. I have a bachelor's degree in math, a master's degree focused on quantitative methods, and work as a statistician in the civil service. See Danny's full profile

Advanced mathematics student. I'm experienced in teaching math to pupils in grades 8-12; taught Algebra I and II, Precalculus, Calculus (AP level), and Multivariable Calculus. See Jocelyn's full profile

Throughout medical school, I have been part of a weekly tutoring program helping students learn high school math. Algebra 1 has been covered extensively. The tutoring program has given me hands on experience teaching this subject.See Barry's full profile

I taught Geometry in Virginia for 5 years to students in 7th grade through 10th grade and served as the Geometry team lead. I use a variety of approaches and have lots of resources. I know where students typically struggle and patiently support them while they gain confidence.See Eva's full profile

30 years teaching mathSee Karen's full profile

...reflection, and academic writing and citations. Students learn lifelong skills that set them up for success! We can tackle the most pressing subjects, from math to research papers to languages. ...See Jeremy's full profile

Algebra I is one of the first conceptual math classes students encounter. Getting through this with a good grade is crucial for learning higher math. In addition, algebra has lots of hidden gems for real life.See Carl's full profile

I have background in a lot of topics contained in discrete math courses, such as sets, and probability. Moreover, I have recently borrowed a copy of a popular discrete math textbook, and have read through the material, and I have a good general understanding of most of the topics.See Seyed Kaveh's full profile

Algebra is one of my favorite math subjects! I help students by breaking down each concept and making sure they understand the foundation before moving on. See Aliya's full profile

Discrete Math and Abstract Algebra were both graduation requirements for my degree in Mathematics from GMU. We covered a broad range of topics from basic combinatorics through generating functions. I completed the Discrete Math requirement with a B grade overall and was able to put the coursework to use...See Todd's full profile

I taught Praxis I and II, (the Math part) for the last 6 years. As a High school math teacher at Fairfax public school, you have to be qualifying for Praxis II the math Subject test exam. Because I have PhD in Math and 2 years associate Degree in math education I didn't have to...See Jamal's full profile

I have experience tutoring students at every level from elementary school to college, and I also love to help students with studying and test taking strategies so that they can progress confidently. I have successfully completed math courses up to college-level Calculus with straight A's. I am a...See Eliana's full profile

I can work with homeschooled elementary students on compositions, reading and math. I have an English degree from college and followed it with a master’s. I also have an MBA, which of course involved a great deal of math. I can teach grammar, punctuation, vocabulary, reading, but where I really excel is...See Robert's full profile

Hello all! My relevant education experience includes college level algebra, trigonometry, calculus, biology, and graduation from Naval Nuclear Power School; in which I learned several subjects including thermodynamics, nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry, and other sciences. I fell in love with learning as a kid and...See Frankie's full profile

I graduated from Stetson University with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics in 2015. Prealgebra is a course fundamental to all upper-level math courses, and I have internalized all of the prealgebra fundamentals over the years. In this way, I would be able to effectively explain the material, as well as show how...See Matt's full profile

I consider Algebra to be my bread and butter of math. I have tutored students in Pre-Algebra, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, and Calculus topics ranging from 7th grade to college level math. You use Algebra all the time, even if you don't realize it! So it's important to have a solid foundation...See Bobbie's full profile

I really love helping others learn math at a deep level. I had an amazing math teacher that made me fall in love with learning more math. I try to emulate their practice through my own. Tutoring is personalized and I look to help all students I work with to achieve their learning goals. Also, grow to...See James's full profile

Many students don’t have the time to prepare for this exam due to sports, extracurriculars, college applications, and other AP courses, or they lack the foundational math knowledge from previous courses. I offer FREE 15 minute consultations to show you and/or your student how I can help them achieve...See James's full profile

I have a PhD in Math from Yale. I am currently a faculty member at the University of Maryland, College Park. As a student I won a Silver Medal in the International Math Olympiad (1996 IMO). As a coach, I have extensive experience training students for math competitions, both at high school and...See Roohollah's full profile

I have often taught different math sessions during these substitutions and my work has often been with children with learning disabilities in math and/or reading. I was also a long-term 4th grade substitute for about 3 months. I find it very satisfying to help the children understand the different...See Linda's full profile

As a math graduate (and future Data Scientist), I believe I have the skills and experience to be an outstanding Prealgebra tutor. See Kamyar's full profile

I enjoyed learning how to think abstractly and apply my knowledge to relevant life problems like calculating the tax at a restaurant or estimating where would be the best mutual location for my group of friends to meet by minimizing driving time. In practice, I scored a 1580/1600 on the SAT (800 Math, 780...See Karthik's full profile

What is the math part of the SAT but a bunch of questions trying to test not only your mastery of high school math but also your ability to find the little shortcuts, leaving you with enough time to tackle the hard questions and finish on time? You can learn those things only with practice — and someone...See Jill's full profile

I've tutored many students for entrance to top private secondary and boarding schools. ISEE and SSAT are very similar tests with a few important differences. Only the ISEE Math section has a "quantitative comparison" section with a two column format that is confusing to students. I teach students...See Laura's full profile