Fractions, ratios, and proportional reasoning click faster when students see how they connect to real situations — something Anniessa leans into from years of K-12 tutoring experience. Her education background trained her to find creative entry points for abstract concepts, so a student struggling w...

Audrey spent time at Grinnell tutoring a professor's 8th grader through recreational math and competition problems, so she's seen firsthand how middle schoolers think through ratios, geometric reasoning, and early algebraic concepts. Her math degree gives her the depth to explain not just the how bu...

A 35 on the ACT means Katie has the quantitative chops to teach middle school math credibly, but it's her social work training that gives her an edge with this age group — she reads a student's frustration before it spirals and adjusts the explanation on the spot. She's particularly effective at bre...

Fractions, ratios, and proportions come up constantly in veterinary medicine — calculating drug dosages, mixing solutions, interpreting lab results. Marika draws on those real-world applications to make middle school math concepts click, giving students a reason to care about the numbers. Rated 5.0 ...

Danny's music education background — both a bachelor's and master's — means he's spent years teaching students to count subdivisions, recognize patterns, and think in ratios, all of which map directly onto middle school topics like fractions, proportional reasoning, and order of operations. His 1450...

Jaya started tutoring back in high school as a National Honor Society member, working with younger students on exactly the kind of material that defines middle school math — fractions, ratios, proportions, and early equation-solving. She's continued that work as a volunteer at the University of Minn...

As a debate coach and economics major, Rohit uses real-world scenarios — budgets, statistics, probability — to make middle school math concepts feel relevant rather than abstract. He's especially effective at untangling proportional reasoning and multi-step word problems, two areas where students of...

The jump from elementary arithmetic to middle school math catches a lot of students off guard, especially when proportional reasoning, basic geometry, and integer operations all land at once. Abirami's computer science background means she thinks in logical sequences, and she applies that same struc...

A physics major who scored a 33 on the ACT, Jane tackles middle school math with the same precision she brings to her upper-level coursework — breaking down concepts like ratios, negative numbers, and basic equation-solving into clear, logical steps. Her 4.9 rating from students speaks to an ability...

Ratios, proportions, and integer operations can feel like a sudden leap from elementary arithmetic — Kelly breaks these concepts down using real-world scenarios that make abstract ideas click. His finance background means he's especially good at showing students why fractions and percentages actuall...

The jump from arithmetic to middle school math — ratios, proportional reasoning, negative numbers, basic geometry proofs — trips up a lot of students who were previously confident. Colleen tackles each new concept by tying it back to something concrete, like using proportions to scale a recipe or ap...

The jump from arithmetic to proportional reasoning, negative numbers, and basic geometry can feel enormous for a middle schooler. Emily tackles each of these transitions by connecting new ideas to ones students already trust — showing, for instance, how fractions they already know lead naturally int...

Fractions, ratios, and proportional reasoning are the concepts that trip up most middle schoolers — and they're exactly the building blocks Shannon's engineering coursework depends on daily. She breaks these topics into concrete, visual steps so students actually understand the logic behind each ope...

Five years of tutoring and volunteering in schools means Abbey has seen firsthand where middle schoolers get tripped up — fractions turning into decimals, ratios scaling into proportions, or the leap from arithmetic to early algebraic reasoning. She breaks each concept into clear, logical steps, dra...

Fractions, ratios, and pre-algebra concepts click faster when a student understands *why* a method works, not just how to repeat it. Naomi's three years of tutoring experience — much of it with middle schoolers — means she knows exactly where kids tend to get stuck on topics like integer operations ...