Personalized Learning
Working from your child’s actual Pre-Calculus
textbook and classroom assignments, your
tutor will focus on those areas where your child
is having the most difficulty, and will move at
exactly the right pace for his or her evolving needs.
Exceptional Instructors
Our Pre-Calculus tutors provide highly
personalized, one-to-one instruction centered
on your child’s specific needs. They hold degrees
from top universities, know how to keep students
engaged, and are passionate about mathematics.
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In-Home Convenience
No need to drive your child anywhere. With our
innovative Live Tutoring program, your child
works with his or her Pre-Calculus tutor from the
convenience of your home computer. It's like
having a private tutor right at your kitchen table.
About PrepNow Pre-Calculus Tutoring
Pre-Calculus builds on Algebra and Trigonometry, covering concepts like
sections, vectors, complex numbers and parametric equations, to prepare
students for Calculus and beyond. Since most students take Pre-Calc as
juniors or seniors, getting a strong grade is critical for college applications.
The private math tutors at PrepNow can help your child master the
challenges of Pre-Calculus and come out on top. We’ll pair your child with
an experienced Pre-Calculus tutor who will help him or her gain a deeper
understanding of key topics, learn new problem-solving strategies, complete
important assignments, and prepare more effectively for quizzes and tests.
Your child’s needs and learning style set the pace and determine the content
of each tutoring session, for personalized instruction that gets outstanding
results. And because our tutoring sessions takes place from the convenience
of your home computer, you don’t have to worry about driving your child to
a learning center or the local library.
At PrepNow and our sister program StudyPoint we've helped tens of thousands of students through the years. We love building confidence, strengthening a student’s grasp of the material, and making the breakthroughs that lead to strong grades. We look forward to helping your child do the same!
| Anne S. | $60 per hour |
"I love to watch students have that light-bulb moment when we've worked through a new concept or problem, that moment when they've really begun to understand it," says tutor Anne S. Anne received her BS in Mathematics Education from Boston University, and then went on to receive her M.Ed. in Secondary Education from Salem State University. Overall, Anne has been a teacher for 9 years in both public and charter schools, teaching geometry, algebra 1&2, pre-calculus,and AP calculus.
Education:
Bachelor's in Math, Secondary Ed., Boston University
Master's in Secondary Math Ed, Salem State College
Hobbies:
Dogs, Exercise, Baking
| Astrit I. | $75 per hour |
Astrit I. graduated summa cum laude with his BS in mathematics and a minor in physics from Polytechnic University in Brooklyn, now NYU's Polytechnic School of Engineering. Astrit enjoys the journey of thinking outside of the box and solving challenging problems with his students. He says, "I strive to reduce the math anxiety in the classroom, allow my students to generate independent mathematical ideas, and ignite intellectual curiosity through investigative problems."
Education:
Bachelor's in Mathematics, Polytechnic University
Hobbies:
Fishing,Outdoor Activities,nature
| Cornelia M. | $60 per hour |
"I love math and making math easier, and you may be surprised with some fun along the way," says tutor Cornelia M. Cornelia graduated Cum Laude from Bryn Mawr College with her a BA in Mathematics and Economics and later received her MBA in Finance from the University of Baltimore. In addition to being a successful tutor, Cornelia is a Professor of Math at two universities, teaching for 10 years at one and 5 at the other.
Education:
Bachelor's in Economics, Bryn Mawr College
Master's in Finance, University Of Baltimore
Hobbies:
Music,Outdoor Activities,Reading
| Donna M. | $75 per hour |
Donna believes in keeping her explanations clear and simple. "If students can understand how math fits together, there is much less to memorize. I love applying math whenever possible. I am very interactive; I ask a lot of questions and would never put someone down. I ask questions because it helps me analyze whether the student is understanding what I am teaching, and it helps me modify what I am teaching, and how, as I go."
Education:
Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, UC - San Diego
Master's in Secondary Math Ed, University Of Florida
Hobbies:
Tennis, Choir, Piano
