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Algebra 2 Tutors Available

SchoolTutoring Academy offers Math – Algebra-2 tutoring across all cities in the U.S. and Canada. Please call us at 1-877-545-7737 (PREP) to schedule tutoring with any of our available tutors.

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Aaron B. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Louisville, TN
Cleveland State UniversityElectrical Engineering
“I believe that most people are capable of learning any subject of interest as long as the information is presented at the proper pace and in a way that is familiar and doesn’t skip steps.”
Abby H. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Baton Rouge, LA
University of Louisiana at MonroeMathematics
“I believe that everyone learns at their own pace and in their own way.”
Adam R. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Winnipeg, MB
McGill UniversityPre-Medicine
“Students learn in a variety of ways.”
Adele S. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Patterson, NY
Arizona State UniversityMathematics
“hen I can work one-on-one with a student, I can help them reach their full potential. This can involve enrichment, remediation, or simply a different explanation.”
Alex D. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Corvallis, OR
University of OregonWomen’s Studies
“It would be my responsibility, specifically with math education, to try different teaching strategies until the student is able to grasp the material.”
Alexander M. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Toronto, ON
McGill UniversityMathematics
“I am profoundly committed to a career of effective teaching and fostering scholarly activity.”
Alexander A. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Huntington Beach, CA
University of CaliforniaMath
“Education should be a tool to empower students to reach their fullest potential.”
Alexandra P. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Salisbury, NC
Wake Forest UniversityPhD in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
“My teaching philosophy starts with my belief that everyone can learn and I am a catalyst for learning.”
Alexandra H. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Ottawa, ON
University of OttawaChemical Engineering
“To me, the most important thing about education is learning how to learn.”
Alia E. – Algebra 2 Tutor – West Newbury, MA
University of Massachusetts – BostonPremed & Women’s Health
“I am committed to fostering an environment where students appreciate the learning process and are able to find their style of learning that works best for them. I think that everyone has a spark within him/her where learning becomes enjoyable.”
Alisha A. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Nauvoo, AL
University of Alabama at BirminghamPsychology
“I believe in adapting my lessons to students’ learning styles and preferences.”
Allison B. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Tallahassee, FL
University of MichiganActuarial Mathematics
“I strongly believe that learning can be fun, engaging and beneficial for students once educators have pinpointed the correct methodology to work with the student.”
Allison F. – Algebra 2 Tutor – East Rochester, NY
State University of New York at GeneseoSecondary Mathematics Education
“I truly believe that education should be about tools and strategy.”
Allyson S. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Yakima, WA
Duquesne UniversityElementary Education
“Ben Franklin once said that to understand and learn you have to be involved.”
Amala J. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Calgary, AB
University of QuebecPhysics, Chemistry, Biology
“I am a person who is passionate in sharing my knowledge and experiences for my students.”
Amanda R. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Binghamton, NY
University of PhoenixPsychology
“My philosophy is to make sure the children walk away with a better understanding of what they are learning.”
Amy R. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Glenshaw, PA
Wheeling Jesuit UniversityHistory
“I believe that all children can learn.”
Amy C. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Vancouver, BC
University of British ColumbiaChemistry
“My primary teaching philosophy is to be inquisitive and enthusiastic about the subjects I am teaching in order to encourage students to be the same.”
Andrea B. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Mason City, IA
University of Northern IowaMathematics
“I think it is important to vary teaching based on the student’s way of learning.”
Andrew I. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Philadelphia, PA
University of MichiganPsychology
“I know that all content can and should be fun and exciting and I teach that way.”
Andrew R. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Montreal, QC
Concordia UniversityEnglish Literature
“It’s important to foster independent learning.”
Angela F. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Surrey, BC
Trent UniversityMath, English
“My philosophy as an educator is best summed up with the words of Linda Albert: “Children may not always remember what we teach them, but they will never forget how we treat them.””
Angela M. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Hamilton, ON
McMaster UniversityMathematics
“When a student can develop and prove a method, it is almost certain they will not forget it.”
Angela S. – Algebra 2 Tutor – Ludowici, GA
University of the RockiesPsychology
“Each child deserves the opportunity to have an educational journey which allows them to expand their knowledge and skills in a fun and informative setting.”
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