The Best Math Tutors in Fremont, CA

I have an Associate’s Degree. I took the Accuplacer test in community college and successfully got into Calculus for Business. Getting into this math class on my first attempt at the test allowed me to successfully finish my Associate’s in Business Administration in 2 years. See Patricia's full profile

*** Having graduated at the top of my class in high school and having graduated from Stanford University with an engineering degree, I am confident in my ability in a number of academic subjects, namely math. I took some of the most challenging math courses offered in school district, including AP...See Alex's full profile

I have worked with differential equations extensively throughout my career in maths, physics and biophysics. I would be happy to help others learn and achieve in this most important branch of mathematics.See Michael's full profile

I am experienced in tutoring high-school and college-level physics (including relativity and quantum mechanics at Stanford and Santa Clara University), in physics test prep (SAT Physics Subject test, AP Physics 1, and AP Physics 2, (the old AP Physics B), and AP Physics C), and in teaching one-one-one physics courses —...See Leon's full profile

I have taught Discrete Math (Math 42) during Fall 2008 at San Jose State U. Also, I have a Ph.D. in Math and my research area/Master Thesis is closely related to Discrete Math.See Chuntak's full profile

I have been helping students improve their SAT Mathematics scores for many years. SAT Math uses concepts that are not particularly challenging, but because students are likely to not have seen some of the specific types of problems in the SAT Math exam most are likely not to score up to their full...See RUBEN's full profile

I was a teaching assistant at Yale in a differential equations class. I tutor both in ordinary differential equations and in partial differential equations. For partial differential equations, my focus is on analytical solutions; I'm not able to help in a course that is highly focused on numerically methods.See Raphael's full profile

I taught Discrete Math as a Professor at the American University in Cairo. My dissertation involved graph theory, which is a branch of Discrete Math. I also developed and taught a graph theory class. See Brian's full profile

When I was in high school, I competed in many math contests at a national level. Later on, I attended MIT where I graduated with a major in Computer Science and minor in Mathematics. I have tutored all levels of high school math, from geometry and algebra to precalculus and calculus.See Cody's full profile

SAT math is hard. And yet so much of it depends on what I call “intuitive math” and having good “mathematical radar.” There are many tutors who can teach the logical operations of mathematics. But for what it’s worth, any textbook or test prep book can teach these as well! I aim to be one of the...See Carlo's full profile

I got an 800/800 on the SAT Math section. My first score was a 620, which was three months before my perfect score. I did not have a tutor, but rather I self studied the test, which led me to find the shortcuts and tricks of the test.See Theodore's full profile

I have majored in math for education and geometry, while not my favorite subject, is something that I understand. Because I did somewhat struggle with geometry in school, this makes me an even better tutor. I understand what problems students have with geometry and can help them understand it even better.See Beth's full profile

Greetings! My passion for teaching and my love for science have driven me to excel in the world of education. With nearly fifteen years of teaching and tutoring expertise, I bring a wealth of knowledge and a proven track record in the world of education. My strengths lie in problem-solving, teamwork, and creating...See Fedja's full profile

I use a lot of algebra 1 in my Calculus and Physics Classes. I used the basic mathematical concept in all my upper-level courses and I also worked as a tutor in Ohlone College as a Math tutor.See Parth's full profile

As my degree subject, Physics is my primary tutoring subject. I take a particular joy in teaching it with direct connections to a student's own experiences, using the world to make sense of the math, and using the math to make sense of the world.See Francesca's full profile

Hello...My name is Dan and I was a high school math teacher for the 19 years since graduating from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont with a B.S. in Engineering (Class of '92). I taught 4 years at the Webb Schools (private high school in Claremont 1992-1996), 3 years at School of the Arts in San Francisco, and...See Dan's full profile

As the foundation to higher math, it is crucial that students understand Algebra 1. I like to prove even basic concepts and then connect them to advanced ones to help students build a strong foundation for success in math!See Kevin's full profile

I have experience with large number of percussive instruments, and competitively participated in top level criticism in PIT, Tenor, and Snare drums. I have a high understanding of freestyling rhythm beats and my math background allows me to also understand different counts and beat precision.See Justin's full profile

I do love kids and at the same time I do hope to make a difference and always wish the best for my students. Now a little bit about myself. I was born and raised here in the San Francisco Bay Area and started my first math tutoring job when I was in High School, tutoring a 7th grader in math. When I was in...See Richmond's full profile

I teach Probability for HS Math Competitions like AIMESee Oleg's full profile

I have been teaching and tutoring math for years, and the student feedbacks on my Wyzant profile indicate that my methods are very effective. I invite you to read those student feedbacks. I use active learning techniques so that my students learn by doing, not only by listening to me or watching me solve...See Jeffrey's full profile

Hi! My name is George, and I graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. I spent 2 years working as a software engineer in holographic video research and now I'm an engineer at Google. Learning computer science has been difficult for me at times, but during my time in school...See George's full profile

Most importantly i have had training in this kind of math (like discrete math, trigonometry, analytical geometry, etc.) for even math Olympics events as a student. I continue to use that kind of math for all kinds of applications daily it seems too. I enjoy sharing these skills with young...See Sotirios's full profile

Hello, I'm Diya. I am currently a 3rd year undergraduate at UCLA, studying chemical engineering. Throughout middle and high school I have had my fair share of difficulty in certain classes and I have always been grateful to be able to receive extra tutelage that helped me overcome my own struggles. I want to continue...See Diya's full profile

A BS in CS from IIT requires a strong base in different topics of mathematics, including algebra, for cracking the nationwide entrance test. Many of the problems given in these tests are at par with Math Olympiad problems. Work: At work, I use algebra everyday for developing complex software tools that deal...See Soumendra's full profile