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Katelyn B.
...I have done tutoring before and volunteer at the school I went to. I love watching someone grasp a concept for the first time that they have been struggling with. If you have any other questions feel free to contact me.
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35 Subjects: including ACT Math, Spanish, reading, GED
Katelyn B.
$45.00/hr
Holland, MI
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David L.
...However, knowing those basic algebra concepts and principles and being able to help others learn them are two different things. That is where my diversified careers have come into play. After taking a leave of absence from my engineering career, I diverged into child care and also the hospitality industry.
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14 Subjects: including ACT Math, reading, physics, algebra 1
David L.
$35.00/hr
Saugatuck, MI
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Kelsey D.
...I was an A-straight math student through high school and college. I always loved math, especially Algebra, and it came easily to me. I was an A-straight math student through high school and college.
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15 Subjects: including ACT Math, reading, English, writing
Kelsey D.
$25.00/hr
Zeeland, MI
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Brian M.
...As an engineering student, I have used advanced algebra (correctly) every day for the past four years and more. The subject is extremely useful and enjoyable once the concepts are mastered. I am a visual learner and a logical thinker.
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11 Subjects: including ACT Math, physics, geometry, algebra 1
Brian M.
$25.00/hr
Jenison, MI
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Vern H.
...We say the outcome is uncertain because there are too many unknowns involved. For example, if we knew the exact initial orientation of the die as well as all of the forces acting upon it as it is rolled, and perhaps also the coefficient of friction of the surface upon which it lands, we could pr...
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11 Subjects: including ACT Math, calculus, statistics, algebra 1
Vern H.
$30.00/hr
Jenison, MI
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