Find an Union, UT Calculus Tutor
Simon F. - $60.00/hr - Salt Lake City, UT - View Simon F. >>
I am a third year physics PhD candidate at the University of Utah. After two years teaching the introductory physics lab classes (Phys. 2015/2025), I currently work as a research assistant. My research expertise is in quasars, black holes whose light has traveled billions of years to reach earth! (read more)
Stanislav K. - $110.00/hr - Salt Lake City, UT - View Stanislav K. >>
...I'll get back to you as soon as I can to help you in whatever you need.I'm an expert in middle school through college level math and have tutored students in Algebra 1 and 2 extensively. I am an expert in MSOffice and have helped students complete assignments or projects in Excel. I earned an 800 on the Physics Subject SAT, and I've taken both high school and college level physics. (read more)
Christian N. - $140.00/hr - Salt Lake City, UT - View Christian N. >>
...I help my students build confidence in math by constructing a strong foundation of mathematical knowledge as we work towards finding the best approach to problems that works for them. If you want to understand why we do something a certain way or where something comes from, I can help you with t... (read more)
Ian W. - $30.00/hr - Sandy, UT - View Ian W. >>
...I like to identify the concepts that are giving them trouble and then work through those areas together. For math, I especially enjoy working through practice problems with students. Rather than simply giving an answer, I want students to develop the ability to recognize problems, work through them, and understand why a solution works. (read more)
Dan E. - $50.00/hr - South Jordan, UT - View Dan E. >>
...I enjoy using analogies and examples to help explain the upcoming principles in Precalculus, which is preparing you to understand infinitely large numbers and also infinitely small numbers. As we understand these principles, we can do so much in our real world. Students who take Precalculus with me have a giant head-start for Calculus the next semester. (read more)