The Best Math Tutors in Holbrook, NY

Much of my classroom experience has involved teaching music and math in an interdisciplinary curriculum for grades 4-8 (middle school), and the gifted and talented in the upper elementary grades. This is an age range that I feel I can teach most effectively and for whom I can provide the most support in a variety...See Carol's full profile

In high school, I received a 36 on the math section of the ACT. I have tutored 2 students for the ACT for a total of over 30 hours. Additionally, I received over a 92% on each of my Common Core New York State Regents Examinations.See Emma's full profile

I took my ACT 2 years ago (2018) and scored a 34. In the math section, I scored a 35. I have many strategies and tricks for the math section of the exam. See Austin's full profile

I have tutored many high school students and tutored a lot of Precalculus. I have a lot of knowledge of all kinds of calculus up to Calc 3 (multivariable calculus). I will be a big help in building a nice base for your intro to calculus.See Blake's full profile

I have a chemistry degree which requires lots of math. Experienced in teaching and tutoring Trig.See Rasheem's full profile

Hi All, My name is Lon Mae. Don't let my name deter you though, I am American-born and I teach in basic step by step methods. First, I have taken master's level courses at Harvard University Extension. Second, I have trained employees one-on-one in business applications such as Excel and Lotus 1-2-3 in corporations...See Lon Mae's full profile

Graduate from Stony Brook University with a 3.98 GPA majoring in applied math and statistics and chemistrySee Sulaimaan's full profile

I have a decade of experience working with students across various grade levels. I'm a certified generalist in middle childhood education (5-9). I currently teach grades 7-8 common core math in NYC.See Keron's full profile

My experiences have told me, that pupils can some times lose interest in Math not because they not a good math student but because an important Math link was severed and was never mended before moving on to a new concepts. I am very good at finding and building strength around those links. See Luis's full profile

I also like to focus on exceptions to the rules, like irregular vowel teams, to teach kids tools to use when they encounter challenging vocabulary and spelling on their own. Although I am a reading teacher in the past I have tutored elementary school children in science and math, helping them with homework and...See Virginia's full profile

As an undergraduate at Stony Brook, I was a teaching assistant for two semesters for Organic Chemistry I and II, and won a Student of the Month award for outstanding contributions as a TA. From TAing Organic Chemistry, as well as from tutoring chemistry, math, and french, I developed a love for teaching and a...See Connor's full profile

I am a certified, tenured teacher who worked for the Board of Education in NYC. I am also an Accountant who has spent over 20 years working for Professional Service, Public and Mfg. Companies. I am a "People" person who enjoys helping students. I believe in Service, dedication and finding the words and...See John's full profile

I am a former Wall Street quant with degrees in Math, Computer Science and Finance. I have been tutoring since my days on the Math Team at Stuyvesant HS. I was a high school teacher for a brief time and, more recently, I taught Probability and Statistics at Stony Brook University for a few years, where I...See Steven's full profile

As a PhD in math, differential equations were a fundamental part of my studies. Therefore, I have a solid understanding, and experience, to guide you through the subject. Reach me out so we can schedule a lesson!See John's full profile

...and 2 and Algebra 1 and 2. I received my Bachelors of Science in Physics and Mathematics from SUNY Cortland and Masters in Education with a concentration in Math and Science from Stony Brook University. Recently I retired and although I still coach and coordinate several student activities, I have flexibility...See Alan's full profile

I am a math major, so in my advanced math courses I have dealt with all the aspects of discrete math; logic, set theory, graphs, etc.See Thomas's full profile

...Calculus, AP Biology, IB English, and AP Language & Lit. I had a 1520 SAT and 34 ACT, and am open to SAT and ACT tutoring as well! College-ready for science & math: Conquer your pre-med or engineering courses with confidence. I can tutor Calculus (up to Calc 2) and Chemistry (including Organic Chemistry 2). Anatomy: Currently...See Shivani's full profile

My current focus, as a research assistant, is on the close relationship between random matrix models and many-body nuclear systems. Since my high school days, physics and math have been and still are my most valued passions; I live and breathe them every day! I also have much experience being a teaching assistant...See Joshua's full profile

Mitchell has taught high school for half of his teaching career and has helped students excel in their learning. Mitchell has acquired his Math certifications in all high school math topics and middle school math topics. He enjoys teaching and loves helping students overcome challenges. See Mitchell's full profile

Some of my favorite areas to teach include algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, general science, SAT math, ACT math and science, and more! My favorite part about tutoring and teaching is seeing the difference I make in the lives of all my students. In school, I was an overachieving math...See Vincent's full profile

Hi, I'm Cameron, and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Biology at Stony Brook University on the pre-medical track. My academic journey has been marked by active engagement in both the sciences and the humanities, as evidenced by my selection to the Dean's List through every academic semester and my...See Cameron's full profile

Familiar with Analytic Geometry & Calculus I - III (MAC2311, MAC2312, MAC2313 at UF). I'm also familiar with Functions of a Complex Variable (MAA4402 / MAA5404 at UF), also called complex analysis. I've also taken Advanced Calculus I (MAA4211 at UF) also called real analysis.See Jonathan's full profile

Algebra 2 cross-relates into both physics and electrical engineering. Some of the items covered include imaginary numbers, polynomials, logs, and graphing of non-linear equations all of which apply to electrical engineering and electronic design. I have taught algebra 2 as an integral part of AC electronics, and I have...See Stan's full profile

I'm a resident physician, graduate of Rush Medical College, and AOA inductee who specializes in working with adults who are returning to school after time in the workforce. I also served as a member of the medical school admissions committee. As an experienced tutor, educator, and executive coach, I enjoy helping people...See David's full profile

Hi, I'm Millicent, but I go by Millie. I'm a data scientist who also enjoys working as a tutor in my free time. I received a Bachelor's Degrees from Stony Brook University with a double major in Applied Mathematics & Statistics and Biology with specializations in Quantitative Biology and Bioinformatics. I also did my...See Millie's full profile