Alicia F. - Reading, English, and Geometry Tutor in Brooklyn, NY (2023)

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2,238 hours tutoring

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About Alicia

Bio

Another school year is here! Don't allow your child to fall behind or get anxious about his/her work!

Get a seasoned tutor in English/Language Arts (up to middle school) and math (up to Algebra 1 and basic geometry).

Your child CAN do the work. He/she just needs to be EMPOWERED to do it! I believe that ALL children can learn if you give them the tools to believe in themselves. Teach him/her the steps, work through some examples and then GO! I allow my clients to make mistakes and use...

Another school year is here! Don't allow your child to fall behind or get anxious about his/her work!

Get a seasoned tutor in English/Language Arts (up to middle school) and math (up to Algebra 1 and basic geometry).

Your child CAN do the work. He/she just needs to be EMPOWERED to do it! I believe that ALL children can learn if you give them the tools to believe in themselves. Teach him/her the steps, work through some examples and then GO! I allow my clients to make mistakes and use his/her own correct work to get it right. Your child will become EMPOWERED when he/she gets a lot of the answers by him/herself! That is the point of learning!

My overall philosophy is PRACTICE makes BETTER, not PERFECT! But the more you do it, the BETTER and EASIER it becomes! Hard work will get them to BELIEVE and ACHIEVE!

With tutoring, both online and in-person (as necessary), I can help your child grow academically! Keep your child on track and on target!

Qualifications:
- MSW with a focus on Children, Youth and Families. I am a firm believer in empowerment. My client will feel accomplished when he/she gets the answers on his/her own. He/she will want to share that grade!
- Over 15 years of working in the youth development field.
- Worked with clients for up to five years so references can be requested.

Subjects:
- Math: elementary math through Algebra 1 (Common Core)
- ELA: reading, writing, and phonics through 8th grade
- Organization skills
- Study skills
- Handwriting practice
- Typing (I type 90+ WPM)

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Expectations:
- Quiet location to tutor!
- Online sessions with anyone throughout the United States!
- In-person sessions: Reach out to me through Wyzant Messenger and I will check my availability.
- Communication and consistency is major! Please make sure to respond.
- Work may be given after a session for a child to complete prior to the next session. This helps with progress on a certain topic. However, during the school year, school and homework ALWAYS come first!

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Education

University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Psychology
Washington University in St. Louis
Masters

Policies

  • Hourly Rate: $55
  • Rate details: In-person sessions will occur on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Online sessions can occur any day. I do not tutor on Fridays!
  • Lesson cancellation: 2 hours notice required
  • Background check passed on 4/26/2011

  • Your first lesson is backed by our Good Fit Guarantee

Schedule

Alicia hasn’t set a schedule.

Approved Subjects

Business

Microsoft PowerPoint,

Microsoft PowerPoint

I have made presentations for the organizations I have worked with including information about a charter school. I also even have the ability to make a Jeopardy game through PowerPoint. I am really creative when it comes to creating my presentations and making sure they are correct, detailed, and visible.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word

With a typing speed of over 90 WPM, I can help develop your own typing skills. I also am an expert on using Microsoft Word in organizing and making tables, documents, and handouts. I have made incredible flyers that have been used at my jobs.

Computer

Microsoft PowerPoint,

Microsoft PowerPoint

I have made presentations for the organizations I have worked with including information about a charter school. I also even have the ability to make a Jeopardy game through PowerPoint. I am really creative when it comes to creating my presentations and making sure they are correct, detailed, and visible.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word

With a typing speed of over 90 WPM, I can help develop your own typing skills. I also am an expert on using Microsoft Word in organizing and making tables, documents, and handouts. I have made incredible flyers that have been used at my jobs.

Corporate Training

Grammar,

Grammar

Basic grammar for the youngsters I can do. I can also help older adults with errors on essays and preparing for the Writing part of the SAT.

Microsoft PowerPoint,

Microsoft PowerPoint

I have made presentations for the organizations I have worked with including information about a charter school. I also even have the ability to make a Jeopardy game through PowerPoint. I am really creative when it comes to creating my presentations and making sure they are correct, detailed, and visible.

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word

With a typing speed of over 90 WPM, I can help develop your own typing skills. I also am an expert on using Microsoft Word in organizing and making tables, documents, and handouts. I have made incredible flyers that have been used at my jobs.

Elementary Education

Elementary (K-6th),

Elementary (K-6th)

I have worked with elementary school students in several different ways. From 2007 - 2008, I worked at P.S. 149 in East New York, Brooklyn, as a City Year New York corps member. In that role, I tutored 2nd grade special education students in phonics. I also provided homework help in our after-school program. To get the students interested in reading, I created a Jeopardy game about books for all grades. With a small group of 5th graders, I created a CD yearbook. With Gateway Middle (2008 - 2010), I worked in the 6th grade classroom. I helped the students with their homework in all subjects. With Champion Learning Center, I tutored a 2nd grader in Math and English. Currently, I am tutoring a 5th grader and a 6th grader in Math privately. I have a lot of an experience working with elementary school students. I cater to the needs of the student and have high expectations that he/she will develop the necessary skills to go to the next grade and eventually reach middle school.

Elementary Math,

Elementary Math

With my constant working with elementary school students as a tutor and at a summer camp as the Master Math Teacher where I created my own lesson plans and played math games, I can easily help your K - 6th graders understand all elementary math subjects. I use worksheets to help them grasp subjects and for times tables we will be doing flash cards and timed tests!

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Grammar,

Grammar

Basic grammar for the youngsters I can do. I can also help older adults with errors on essays and preparing for the Writing part of the SAT.

Reading,

Reading

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books. I can help your child quicken his/her pace and also learn how to break words. I will also help your son/daughter comprehend and understand what they are reading. I would give your son/daughter a reading test to gauge if he/she is at the right grading level and work from there.

Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

English

English,

English

Using several outside resources, I will work with your son/daughter with his/her English skills. Using previous NYS exams, I would see where he/she is behind and need work on developing. Having such knowledge will allow me to focus on the topics that your child needs improvement on (phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, reading pace, etc.).You will see increased improvement as your child works with me over time!

Grammar,

Grammar

Basic grammar for the youngsters I can do. I can also help older adults with errors on essays and preparing for the Writing part of the SAT.

Reading

Reading

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books. I can help your child quicken his/her pace and also learn how to break words. I will also help your son/daughter comprehend and understand what they are reading. I would give your son/daughter a reading test to gauge if he/she is at the right grading level and work from there.

Homeschool

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

Pretty much everything in Algebra 1. I have the Barron's Integrated Algebra book as a reference. I have tutored students for the NYC Math Regents.

Elementary (K-6th),

Elementary (K-6th)

I have worked with elementary school students in several different ways. From 2007 - 2008, I worked at P.S. 149 in East New York, Brooklyn, as a City Year New York corps member. In that role, I tutored 2nd grade special education students in phonics. I also provided homework help in our after-school program. To get the students interested in reading, I created a Jeopardy game about books for all grades. With a small group of 5th graders, I created a CD yearbook. With Gateway Middle (2008 - 2010), I worked in the 6th grade classroom. I helped the students with their homework in all subjects. With Champion Learning Center, I tutored a 2nd grader in Math and English. Currently, I am tutoring a 5th grader and a 6th grader in Math privately. I have a lot of an experience working with elementary school students. I cater to the needs of the student and have high expectations that he/she will develop the necessary skills to go to the next grade and eventually reach middle school.

English,

English

Using several outside resources, I will work with your son/daughter with his/her English skills. Using previous NYS exams, I would see where he/she is behind and need work on developing. Having such knowledge will allow me to focus on the topics that your child needs improvement on (phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, reading pace, etc.).You will see increased improvement as your child works with me over time!

Geometry,

Geometry

I understand basic high school geometry and all geometric formulas. Proofs are not my thing but I can find resources to help us both through it. I also helped high school students for the NYC Geometry Regents during the 2010 - 2011 school year.

Prealgebra,

Prealgebra

I can help students from K - 8th grade in all math. I use worksheets and interactive games to help the students improve their math skills.

Reading,

Reading

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books. I can help your child quicken his/her pace and also learn how to break words. I will also help your son/daughter comprehend and understand what they are reading. I would give your son/daughter a reading test to gauge if he/she is at the right grading level and work from there.

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Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Math

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

Pretty much everything in Algebra 1. I have the Barron's Integrated Algebra book as a reference. I have tutored students for the NYC Math Regents.

Geometry,

Geometry

I understand basic high school geometry and all geometric formulas. Proofs are not my thing but I can find resources to help us both through it. I also helped high school students for the NYC Geometry Regents during the 2010 - 2011 school year.

Prealgebra

Prealgebra

I can help students from K - 8th grade in all math. I use worksheets and interactive games to help the students improve their math skills.

Most Popular

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

Pretty much everything in Algebra 1. I have the Barron's Integrated Algebra book as a reference. I have tutored students for the NYC Math Regents.

Elementary (K-6th),

Elementary (K-6th)

I have worked with elementary school students in several different ways. From 2007 - 2008, I worked at P.S. 149 in East New York, Brooklyn, as a City Year New York corps member. In that role, I tutored 2nd grade special education students in phonics. I also provided homework help in our after-school program. To get the students interested in reading, I created a Jeopardy game about books for all grades. With a small group of 5th graders, I created a CD yearbook. With Gateway Middle (2008 - 2010), I worked in the 6th grade classroom. I helped the students with their homework in all subjects. With Champion Learning Center, I tutored a 2nd grader in Math and English. Currently, I am tutoring a 5th grader and a 6th grader in Math privately. I have a lot of an experience working with elementary school students. I cater to the needs of the student and have high expectations that he/she will develop the necessary skills to go to the next grade and eventually reach middle school.

English,

English

Using several outside resources, I will work with your son/daughter with his/her English skills. Using previous NYS exams, I would see where he/she is behind and need work on developing. Having such knowledge will allow me to focus on the topics that your child needs improvement on (phonics, reading comprehension, spelling, reading pace, etc.).You will see increased improvement as your child works with me over time!

Geometry,

Geometry

I understand basic high school geometry and all geometric formulas. Proofs are not my thing but I can find resources to help us both through it. I also helped high school students for the NYC Geometry Regents during the 2010 - 2011 school year.

Prealgebra,

Prealgebra

I can help students from K - 8th grade in all math. I use worksheets and interactive games to help the students improve their math skills.

Reading,

Reading

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books. I can help your child quicken his/her pace and also learn how to break words. I will also help your son/daughter comprehend and understand what they are reading. I would give your son/daughter a reading test to gauge if he/she is at the right grading level and work from there.

Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Other

Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Special Needs

Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

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Summer

Algebra 1,

Algebra 1

Pretty much everything in Algebra 1. I have the Barron's Integrated Algebra book as a reference. I have tutored students for the NYC Math Regents.

Elementary (K-6th),

Elementary (K-6th)

I have worked with elementary school students in several different ways. From 2007 - 2008, I worked at P.S. 149 in East New York, Brooklyn, as a City Year New York corps member. In that role, I tutored 2nd grade special education students in phonics. I also provided homework help in our after-school program. To get the students interested in reading, I created a Jeopardy game about books for all grades. With a small group of 5th graders, I created a CD yearbook. With Gateway Middle (2008 - 2010), I worked in the 6th grade classroom. I helped the students with their homework in all subjects. With Champion Learning Center, I tutored a 2nd grader in Math and English. Currently, I am tutoring a 5th grader and a 6th grader in Math privately. I have a lot of an experience working with elementary school students. I cater to the needs of the student and have high expectations that he/she will develop the necessary skills to go to the next grade and eventually reach middle school.

Geometry,

Geometry

I understand basic high school geometry and all geometric formulas. Proofs are not my thing but I can find resources to help us both through it. I also helped high school students for the NYC Geometry Regents during the 2010 - 2011 school year.

Reading,

Reading

I am an avid reader who enjoys all types of books. I can help your child quicken his/her pace and also learn how to break words. I will also help your son/daughter comprehend and understand what they are reading. I would give your son/daughter a reading test to gauge if he/she is at the right grading level and work from there.

Study Skills

Study Skills

A lot of the time, students who have issues studying have issues staying organized. They do not know where all the materials are that are needed to help study for an exam. With that said, I will help your child get more organized with the materials. After getting your child organized, we would focus on the topics that need to be studied for an exam. Looking at the topics, I will teach your child different tactics to study (retention, flash cards, memorization, acronyms, etc.).I would also reinforce that the parent must be involved in a lot of these tactics so that the child has an asset to work with him/her when I am not there. Some examples: Multiplication Tables: Flash cards with the tables on them Definitions: Index Cards with the word on one side and the definition on the other sidePEMDAS (order of operations): Please Excuse My Dear Aunt Sally

Ratings and Reviews

Rating

4.9 (415 ratings)

5 star

(384)

4 star

(27)

3 star

(2)

2 star

(2)

1 star

(0)

Reviews

Empowering Tutor

Today was my son’s first lesson with Alicia and I could not have been more pleased... not only with her teaching style, which is clear, concise, and empowering, but the smile on my son’s face after his lesson. He felt good about himself and the work he did with Alicia and that warmed my heart. Alicia is great and we look forward to our next lesson.

Jessica, 83 lessons with Alicia

Thee best!!!!

Loveeee her she’s so down to earth and gets my kids! As difficult as they are she never gives up and pushes them to reach their full potential. Nothing better than knowing your kids are in good hands when it comes to their education!

Stefanie, 33 lessons with Alicia

Knowledgeable tutor

Alicia is helping my son with math and ELA. She is patient in reinforcing the basics so that he can grasp the concepts and be prepared for the harder topics. She is great!

Tamara, 306 lessons with Alicia

Patient tutor

My son has seen Alicia 2 weeks in a row. Already we can see an improvement in his Math. He's far more confident because he understands the work. So happy we found her.

Karen, 6 lessons with Alicia

Excellent

Alicia, has been such a helpful force in my son's academics since she started with us. She very knowledgeable and reliable.

Tiffany, 74 lessons with Alicia

Excellent, always available and recommended.

Alicia has been tutoring my daughter for over 2 years and she is awesome. Even when she is not scheduled, she takes my call and guides me to ensure my daughter understands the topic and is comfortable the way it's taught. She reliable and always available even for a quick lesson for mom.

Patricia, 129 lessons with Alicia

Very patient

I give Ms. F. a five star rating. My daughter is really learning a lot and loves the way she breaks down a lesson. And we are looking forward to working with her during the school year so my daughter is on track.

Pauletta, 29 lessons with Alicia

Next to mom Alicia is the best.

My daughter is 11 years old and is entering the 7th grade. Last school year she was having a little problem with math in different stages and with that she had to attend summer school. My husband and I decided to give her more help and so we decided to search for an in home tutor, after doing a bit of research we came upon WYZANT and decided to give it a try. We reviewed a few candidates profiles and we decided to go with Alicia, that was the BEST we ever did, she is very patient and well organized, after just the first lesson with my daughter I could see the improvement and confidence in my daughter's eyes. When she went back to summer school the next week she was able to do the classes with enough confidence and ease. She was able to tell her friends in class I know I will do good on my test because of my tutor. Last Wednesday we got her summer school report card and she scored a 95. And we are pleased to say we owe it to Alicia she is wonderful and will really help with your kids, if ever you need a tutor Alicia is the way to go. Thank you Alicia.

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FAQs

How much does Brooklyn math tutors cost? ›

The average price of math lessons per hour in Brooklyn is $28.

What is the average math tutor rate us? ›

The average hourly rate for a math tutor is $40 USD, with a range typically between $25 to $80 per hour.

How can I be a good geometry tutor? ›

  1. Always look at the problem in the book. ...
  2. Ask student to explain the procedure s/he is using to solve the problem. ...
  3. Reinforce any correct procedures (e.g. "This part is done correctly", or "You are on target here".) ...
  4. To check for understanding, have the student re-explain the procedure to you. ...
  5. Disengage!

What is the going rate for a private tutor in NYC? ›

Rates are typically around $120 to $200 per hour. However, booking multiple lessons at once can result in discounts, meaning it's worth contacting your tutor or tutoring service to check.

How much is a tutor hourly NYC? ›

Private Tutor Salary in New York City, NY
Annual SalaryHourly Wage
Top Earners$101,244$49
75th Percentile$81,600$39
Average$57,928$28
25th Percentile$42,200$20

What is the payment rate for a tutor? ›

Hourly Wage for Tutor Salary
PercentileHourly Pay RateLast Updated
10th Percentile Tutor Salary$15May 01, 2023
25th Percentile Tutor Salary$17May 01, 2023
50th Percentile Tutor Salary$20May 01, 2023
75th Percentile Tutor Salary$24May 01, 2023
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What is the hourly rate for a private tutor in the US? ›

On average, a private tutor costs between $25 and $80 an hour. For SAT and test prep tutoring, prices start at $45/hr and can go up to $100/hr. Local tutoring center rates are $150 to $200 per month. Read more or get free estimates from tutors near you.

What is the average tutoring rate for Algebra 2? ›

$25 – $70 average rates per hour

The average cost for algebra tutoring is $50 per hour. Hiring an algebra tutor to help improve your grades, you will likely spend between $25 and $70 per hour.

Why is learning geometry difficult? ›

Why is geometry difficult? Geometry is creative rather than analytical, and students often have trouble making the leap between Algebra and Geometry. They are required to use their spatial and logical skills instead of the analytical skills they were accustomed to using in Algebra.

What grade level teaches geometry? ›

Most American high schools teach algebra I in ninth grade, geometry in 10th grade and algebra II in 11th grade – something Boaler calls “the geometry sandwich.”

How do you get good at geometry fast? ›

8 Tips On How To Study Math Geometry
  1. Take a Deep Breath. Inhale..and exhale. ...
  2. Take a Break. Remember to give your brain a break. ...
  3. Have the Right Tools to Study Geometry. Scratch paper. ...
  4. Learn Geometry Terms and Vocabulary. Okay, this might seem straightforward. ...
  5. Draw Diagrams. ...
  6. Practice. ...
  7. Teach Geometry to Others. ...
  8. Master the Basics.
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Are private tutors worth it? ›

Tutoring is well worth the money if it is within a manageable budget, if it offers quality sessions that are mapped to the curriculum and if it helps your child to become a fearless learner. While some private tutoring can seem expensive, there are lots of options out there to suit a variety of budgets.

How much should I charge as a beginner tutor? ›

Figuring out how much to charge for tutoring takes some research, but if you're new at the game, your best bet is to go low. “When first starting out, I would recommend charging the bare minimum, maybe $20 or $30 per hour,” says Greg Freebury, owner of Think and Evolve Tutoring in Los Angeles.

Is a private tutor better? ›

Private tutoring is preferable to traditional classroom settings because it allows for more individualised attention for each student. With the help of a private tutor in their area of speciality who is also sincerely passionate about teaching, your child can make significant progress.

How do I become a tutor in New York? ›

Tutoring Jobs in New York City
  1. 3.5+ high school and/or undergraduate GPA (unweighted)
  2. Content expertise as evidenced through AP tests or coursework or degree.
  3. Previous experience in tutoring, working with children or students, or teaching, with a proven track record of results.

How can I be a good tutor for kids? ›

Whether you are a new or returning SSS tutor, these 10 strategies will make tutoring a productive and rewarding experience for you and your student(s).
  1. Be honest. ...
  2. Be flexible. ...
  3. Be patient. ...
  4. Be a good listener. ...
  5. Be willing to share your own experiences. ...
  6. Be a collaborator. ...
  7. Teach the student how to learn. ...
  8. Be confident.

How do I start my own tutoring business? ›

Here are nine steps you can use if you're wondering how to start a tutoring business.
  1. Identify your client. ...
  2. Build your subject matter knowledge. ...
  3. Choose a tutoring business model. ...
  4. Register your business. ...
  5. Separate your business and personal finances. ...
  6. Create a business budget. ...
  7. Determine your pricing. ...
  8. Market yourself.
Sep 10, 2020

How long should tutoring sessions be? ›

Depending on whom you talk to, “optimal” tutoring sessions can run anywhere from 30 to 120 minutes (or beyond). Realistically, if a session is too short the logistics of handling materials and establishing focus could cut into a significant percentage of the instructional time.

What are the best rates for tutors? ›

An individual tutor typically charges according to their experience and education level. You can expect to pay between $10 to $20 per hour for students and $100 or more for a certified teacher with years of experience.

How much is tutoring per hour in the Philippines? ›

Find out what the average Tutor salary is

The average tutor salary in Philippines is ₱ 510,000 per year or ₱ 204 per hour. Entry-level positions start at ₱ 288,000 per year, while most experienced workers make up to ₱ 720,000 per year.

What do tutors do? ›

Tutors meet with students to clarify and review concepts taught in class, explain processes and help students solve specific problems. Tutoring supports classroom-centered activities, and as such, the emphasis and content of the tutoring sessions is determined by the student's needs.

What grade do most students take Algebra 2? ›

Students typically learn Algebra II in 11th grade. An Algebra II curriculum usually builds on knowledge and skills that are gained in Algebra I and reinforced in Geometry, including relationships between quantities through equations and inequalities, graphing of functions, and trigonometry.

What is the fail rate for Algebra 2? ›

In all, 57 percent of students failed the districtwide final exam in Algebra 2, while 62 percent failed the geometry exam and 61 percent the Algebra 1 exam.

How much do tutors charge per hour in South Africa? ›

Tutoring Jobs by Hourly Rate
Job TitleRangeAverage
Job Title:TutorRange:R37 - R202Average:R102
English as a Second Language (ESL) TeacherRange:R85 - R200Average:R150
English Teacher/Tutor (Vocational)Range:R90 - R102Average:R99
Primary School TeacherRange:R0 - R0 (Estimated *)Average:R76
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What age should you learn geometry? ›

Children ages 3–5 are beginning to learn about shapes, spaces, and locations—basic concepts of geometry. They use geometric thinking when they build with blocks, assemble a floor puzzle, or play a target game. Here are some ways to engage preschoolers with geometry.

What is the hardest math? ›

Today's mathematicians would probably agree that the Riemann Hypothesis is the most significant open problem in all of math. It's one of the seven Millennium Prize Problems, with $1 million reward for its solution.

What do students struggle with in geometry? ›

Seeing things in perspective

Another common challenge in geometry is when students struggle to see the big picture. In other words, they might have trouble understanding how all of the individual pieces fit together to form a whole. For this understanding problem to be solved, we need proofs.

What subject do students struggle with the most? ›

Mathematics is often considered to be one of the most challenging subjects for students. Recent surveys report that 37% of teens aged 13-17 found math to be harder than other subjects – the highest ranked overall.

Is geometry a higher level math? ›

Students should build a good base understanding of algebra in order to succeed in higher level math classes, which include geometry.

What level math is geometry? ›

Typical Math Progression

*geometry may fit between Algebra 1 and 2, after Algebra 2, inside the Algebra course, or omitted entirely. Each math curriculum publisher handles this subject slightly differently.

What skills do you need to be good at geometry? ›

Geometry is one of the difficult materials for students because students must have the ability to visualize, describe the picture, draw a figure, and know the kinds of figures.

How to be smart in geometry? ›

How to Get Smarter in Math
  1. Review Basics. Reviewing math basics and keeping math-facts fresh in the mind build confidence for learning new skills. ...
  2. Change Thinking. Mathematics often brings up negative feelings for students who struggle due to past math difficulties. ...
  3. Active Studying. ...
  4. Using Technology.
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What is the most important thing to know in geometry? ›

Geometry formulas are the core of mastering geometry. Learning these formulas at the basic and complex levels is vital in comprehensively understanding mathematics. Some of the oldest geometry formulas include the Pythagorean theorem and Pi.

How much is a math tutor in New York? ›

In New York, the average rate of math classes per hour is $33. Tutors rates will differ depending on: the experience of your math tutor.

How much does a math lesson cost? ›

The average cost for math tutoring is $40 per hour. Hiring a math tutor to help improve your grades, you will likely spend between $25 and $80 per hour. The price of tutoring can vary greatly by region (and even by zip code). 20+ tutors near you & online ready to help.

Why are tutors so expensive? ›

Convenience Fees

Tutors are not paid for transit time, and this leads them to charge more per hour.

How much is a math tutor is Miami? ›

The average rate of math lessons per hour in Miami is $24.

How often should you see a math tutor? ›

Two sessions per week are encouraged to develop a regular learning pattern and enable the tutor time to effectively follow up and reinforce learning, while once weekly will suffice. Furthermore, if the student has a lot of catching up to do, you might want to start by scheduling numerous meetings to close together.

Is Kumon really worth it? ›

Kumon isn't a quick fix. It takes time, effort, and dedication. But the results are worth it. By studying just a little bit every day, your child can develop the skills that will help them ace not just their next test, but the exam after that, and the class after that.

What is the best math tutoring program? ›

8 Best Online Math Tutoring Services of 2023
  • Best Overall: The Princeton Review.
  • Best Free: Learn To Be.
  • Best Professional: Revolution Prep.
  • Best for 24/7 Help: Chegg.
  • Best for Occasional Help: Skooli.
  • Best for Resources: Tutor Doctor.
  • Best for Special Needs: Special Ed Tutoring.
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How do I choose a private tutor? ›

Here are some questions to consider when deciding on which tutor would be most suitable for your needs:
  1. What Are the Tutor's Qualifications? ...
  2. Do They Have a DBS Certificate? ...
  3. What happens during lessons? ...
  4. How does the tutor keep up to date with the school curriculum? ...
  5. How much does the tutor charge?

Are private tutors better? ›

Private tutoring is preferable to traditional classroom settings because it allows for more individualised attention for each student. With the help of a private tutor in their area of speciality who is also sincerely passionate about teaching, your child can make significant progress.

Do I really need a tutor? ›

If you just can't seem to concentrate on school, start handing in assignments late, or blow off your homework, it's time to get a tutor. Students who completely shut down and stop trying have gotten so frustrated that they just give up. A little help can get you back on track.

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