Find an Alton, TX Prealgebra Tutor
Rodolfo D. - $80.00/hr - Mcallen, TX - View Rodolfo D. >>
...I'm a seasoned lecturer and tutor with a reputation for making math connections that are meaningful and relevant. Students trust me to move at their pace, while giving them the knowledge they need to succeed. Additionally, my professional experience allows me to run an high functioning classroom. 50 min of engaging lecture and practice is key in keeping students engaged. (read more)
Emanuel F. - $40.00/hr - Edinburg, TX - View Emanuel F. >>
...My experience also includes mentoring students in research and laboratory settings. My tutoring approach is student-centered and dynamic. I focus on building a strong conceptual foundation before moving into problem-solving, helping students understand both the “how” and the “why” behind chemistry. (read more)
Deborah F. - $35.00/hr - Mcallen, TX - View Deborah F. >>
...I am always looking for different ways to teach and motivate students. As a special education teacher I have had much experience working with students with dyslexia and have many resources that would assist in helping a student with dyslexia. I have always enjoyed Social Studies, in fact because I enjoyed it so much in college, I came close to getting a minor in Social Studies. (read more)
Luis H. - $50.00/hr - Mission, TX - View Luis H. >>
...Since transitioning to full-time online tutoring during the pandemic, I’ve been dedicated to providing personalized, results-driven support to my students. My passion for math began early and led to extensive success in UIL competitions where I earned over 50 first-place awards as well as helped... (read more)
Srinidhi S. - $35.00/hr - Mcallen, TX - View Srinidhi S. >>
...Having earned the rigorous IB Diploma, I am also a skilled test-prep tutor, specializing in SAT Math, helping students strategize for high-stakes exams. My greatest strength is the one-on-one session. Here, I can tailor my approach—whether it's breaking down a complex biochemical pathway or finding the perfect way to explain a concept to a 5th grader. (read more)