143 Algebra 1 Tutors Found Near San Francisco, CA
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Michael W.
Algebra 1 Tutor
Mill Valley, CA 94941
Will travel 14 miles
$75 per hour.
4.97 158 ratings
Ph.D. Tutor: College Level Chemistry / Organic Chemistry / Math + more
+++ Best Availability:+++ Generally WEEKDAY AFTERNOONS as well as EARLY EVENINGS; please contact me anytime, to discuss further details, and find a time/day that'll work for you. Thanks! ======================================================================= ++Locations I cover++: San Francisco and Marin County. Even though I might show up in search results, I do NOT cover the East Bay. ======================================================================= ++Regarding Online Tutoring++... [more]
Potent Tutoring & Test Prep: English, Algebra, HSPT/SAT/ACT/CBEST
To help me help you: 1. Please, be sure to have payment information on file. I may not respond to you otherwise. 2. Know that messages sent during holidays do not receive responses until the next business day. 3. Know that diagnostic exams are given to everyone at the regular hourly rate -- no exceptions. 4. Submit serious inquiries only. Be ready to state and honor a definite start date. Be ready to see your program through 'til the end. 5. Understand that I don't take a fast food approach ... [more]
Personable, effective English, Math and Science Tutor
I'm an expert in working with students to develop skills and to understand concepts. My expertise is especially strong in problem solving, and applying concepts to real world situations. I enjoy working with students. When my son was in college, we used to problem solve on the phone and via email. His classmates wanted him to "rent me out". I'm a 25-year veteran of Silicon Valley with multiple degrees in Engineering. I am currently an Adjunct Professor at the Golden Gate University Schoo... [more]
Theodore S.
Algebra 1 Tutor
South San Francisco, CA 94080
Will travel 8 miles
$25 per hour.
4.99 203 ratings
Actuary/Former High School Math Teacher
A solid foundation in this subject can be critical to how a student feels about high school math (and math, in general). Not fully undestanding a certain topic can lead to future frustration as the school year progresses. That frustration can turn into a loss of confidence toward math. Simplifying expressions, binomials, powers, factoring, linear equations, and graphing don't have to be difficult topics but if a student misses a key idea on a certain class day, it can quickly snowball. Many times, all it takes to get back on track is some focused review work. [more]
Alyssa M.
Algebra 1 Tutor
San Francisco, CA 94117
Will travel 3 miles
$95 per hour.
4.97 110 ratings
Experienced Math and Organization Tutor
I am a math/reading/writing and organizational skills tutor for students from kindergarten to college. A little bit about me: In May 2015, I graduated summa cum laude from the Dominican University of California, where I earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Studies/Teacher Education, a minor in mathematics and Honors. While at Dominican, I had ample classroom and one-on-one experience with students. I worked as an assistant teacher in six different elementary school classrooms (rangin... [more]
Creative Math - ADHD Students
When I began tutoring a few years ago, I firmly believed that anyone could do well in mathematics, all the way through Calculus, provided you are relatively fluent in a few formulas and make time for regular problem sets. My experience over that time has only confirmed my suspicions, and its has been a great pleasure to work with many of my students. I have always found joy in getting to the point of a big concept and keeping the focus on the purposeful real-world applications that many of ... [more]
Bradley G.
Algebra 1 Tutor
San Francisco, CA 94132
Will travel 15 miles
$50 per hour.
4.98 302 ratings
Inspiring and Experienced K-12 and College Level Tutor
I am a graduate of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, VA with a bachelors in mathematics, and additional concentrations in computer science, business and psychology. I completed a significant portion of the coursework for a masters in Electrical Engineering at the George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Tutoring gives me an opportunity to share my love of learning. I enjoy helping my students expand their intellectual curiosity, and sharing in their excitement as they ma... [more]
Learn to love learning
I'm a lifetime learning enthusiast who loves to share! My focus is on compassionate instruction; I work to build up students study skills while mastering the material in a constructive, supporting environment. My formal education consists of a BS in Mathematics and a BA in Economics. I have supplemented these informally by reading widely in Philosophy, History, Political Science, Biology, and Physics. I have a great passion for the history of ideas, which allows me to convey a subject's pla... [more]
Stanford Grad - Math, Science, and Test-Prep Tutor
Hello, my name is Nick! I graduated from Stanford University with a BS in Science, technology, and Society as well as an MS in Mechanical Engineering. As the son of two educators, I have always valued not only my own learning but also the chance to share my knowledge with others in ways that help them reach higher levels of understanding. I started mentoring other students in junior high, continuing through my year of college at SMU's Summer Youth day camps coaching and teaching classes that... [more]
Chemistry | Math | Economics Tutor
I received a Bachelor's of Science in Chemistry a Bachelor's of Arts in Economics along with a minor in Science and Mathematics Education from the University of California, Santa Barbara during my undergraduate career. During this time, I was actively involved in science outreach programs for elementary students, peer tutoring services and held a student teacher position in a high school chemistry class. By working with different ages and varying degrees of skill I've found the best way to c... [more]
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