Statistics Tutors in Cincinnati

Hello!! I am currently a mental health therapist at an elementary school in Cincinnati, OH. With everything that 2020 has brought on, I have a lot of extra time on my hands and would love to help your kids excel in school this year (whether they are online, hybrid, or full time in the classroom). I have tutored for the ACT and SAT for the past 2 years and have worked in an elementary school environment for 2 years as well. In undergrad, I tutored statistics for all 4 years. I love kids and really feel like I thrive in an elementary school level, but I am willing to work with a child at any level! I hope to be able to offer help, support, and some peace of mind to parents throughout this emotionally and physically tumultuous time. We will get through this together! In my free time I love to golf, travel the world, and relax at home with my husband, Nicholas, and kitten, Jalapeno!

Hello! I am a fourth year chemical engineering major at the University of Cincinnati with a passion for STEM. I love to learn as much as I love to share my knowledge with others. As long as I have been in school, I have excelled in the sciences. When I reached chemistry and physics, I found that I had a passion for learning about the way the world works and I've since found that teaching people about science is just fun for me. My experiences with tutoring, ranging from extended office hours with my professors to coaching my friends through college physics, have allowed me to gain perspective from each side of a tutoring relationship, learning how to optimize the learning experience for both parties. I feel comfortable tutoring high school students in chemistry, algebra I, geometry, probability and statistics, and practical/technical writing (such as research papers). In middle/elementary school students, I am comfortable tutoring in math, science, and grammar.

I have tutored a couple kids, professionally, in Latin in high school. Since then, I have helped friends and countless other students and clients with their woes in Math and Latin. In grade 5, I took math with 7th graders and in grade 6, took what turned out to be pre-algebra and algebra I with 8th graders. I studied at Walnut Hills High School, in grades 7 through 12, starting my math instruction taking Algebra I AA and ending with AP Calculus BC. I started at Cincinnati State taking Calculus II in 2009 and have gone on to take Statistics and Calculus III. As of October 15, 2019, I finished my requirements to graduate from Liberty University. My areas of expertise include Arithmetic, Algebra I & II, Pre-Calc./Trig, Statistics, and Single & Multi-Variable Calculus. Let my love of Math rub off on you or your child. If you are struggling with the whole aspect of having letters and obscure symbols infiltrating your math texts and tests, come to me, and I will help to make sense of them.