Many students need a tutor to help them with calculus and algebra. Finding the right tutor for your student can be done in a few different ways. One option is to find a tutor who will come to your home and work with your student in person. This is sometimes a good choice for a student with difficulty paying attention because the tutor can see when the child is no longer focusing on them and re-gain their attention. Some students’ main problem is paying attention, and there are some private tutors that specialize in working with this type of student. Using this type of tutor can be highly effective for a student with an attention deficit disorder since they will be working with a professional who specializes in the subject matter and the disorder at the same time.
Another option to find a tutor for calculus or algebra is to locate one online. An online tutor teaches the subject matter on a website instead of in person. On these sites you chose the subject matter and look into the credentials of the available online tutors. This can be beneficial in an area where finding a tutor can be an obstacle due to proximity. This is also a way to shop different tutors until the right fit is found. There are different methods to teaching every subjuct, so finding a good fit between the student and the tutor is very important. Having multiple tutors to shop from can help to make the best choice for your student. This can make a world of difference to your student by improving their grades and boosting their confidence. It is an easy process to go online to determine which type of tutor is right for your family.
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that was way to confusing my teacher taugh me diffrent lol hes a bad teacherrr
I think you can buy a book at a book store. Start there if not maybe the library even. Good Luck
Ask him how he wants to learn. Some people are visual learners, others learn best by example and watching, others by reading and taking notes. Also, ask him how he wants you to be involved in the learning. Would he like you to just give him the answers? Explain how to do the problems and then provide the answers? Explain how to do the problems, allow him to try them, and then check the answers? Give him the answers and then explain them?
Good luck! And if you ever have a question about anything else, feel free to email me because I am a tutor myself!
First check with your school to see if they offer tutoring for free. Then try your teacher, see if they are willing to help you. These are free, the best price if you ask me. If not, from $20 to $70 an hour depending on the credentials of the person and the place.
Ask your teacher or an administrator for help finding a person in your area, sometimes schools are able to get discounts for their students.
Good Luck and hope this helps.
You can go to hotmath.com and you can sign up for free, i think. anyways, you go the college section of math and you can probably find the textbook you are using in school. They will explain all the even numbered problems and how the answer was given.
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In my area (SF Bay Area), math tutors charge rates that depend on location (teacher's home, school, student's home – increasing price for each), distance the tutor must travel for the student, how full the tutor's schedule is already, how experienced the tutor is with the student's type of needs (e.g. do you have lesson plans prepared already? how about homework?), etc. Typically, for tutoring at the student's home not too far from the tutor's location, at convenient times for the tutor, you would see rates of $25 to $80 per hour in my area. Craigslist is a good source for information on what people are willing to pay and what people are charging.
While there are many online tutors, I'd recommend KnowledgeIsFun.com that starts with the fundamentals. You can go on to learn the basics first as a normal text-read rather than as a strict tutorial kind of system. You can also explore in related fields and get more knowledge as you progress from one link to another. It is definitely not a tutorial system but surely the first place to start to get a general overview of the system so you can access the width and depth of the system.
Your school should have a math lab or tutoring center.
Good schools do, especially at the high school and college level.
If not, your best bet is to buddy up with one of the brighter students in class.
They're usually happy to tutor other students.
(Happens to me all the time in college. – I'm friends with everyone!)
Math is a lot like athletics. – You have to practice daily, (even if it's a little bit).
As time goes on, you'll find that those confusing equations become second nature.
Also, participate in Y!A by answering math questions posted in "Homework Help". – You'll find that having to EXPLAIN an answer to someone else reinforces your understanding of the subject.
You're also welcome to send me a message and I can help you with in Algebra.
Good luck in your studies,
~ Mitch ~
I do math tutoring in the Tampa region. Seriously.