Math

Our Philosophy

 

About Us

We find that the three biggest obstacles to learning are a student’s belief that math is boring, math is impossible, or math is irrelevant.  

Our teaching philosophy is to make math interesting by engaging the students, make math possible by presenting it in the right way, and make math relevant by emphasizing the practical applications of math. 

The other part of the equation is to partner student with tutors who have passion and enthusiasm for the subject and have a desire to share them with others. They are patient and enjoy explaining concepts by taking a multi-sensory approach because they believe all students absorb and apply information in different ways.

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Individualized

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We tailor our instruction based on the specific academic needs of the student. 

Experienced

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Our tutors have years of professional experience tutoring students. They have been vetted for their teaching approach, professionalism, and communication skills. 

Multi-sensory

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Our tutors understand that each student processes information differently. That is why our tutors adapt to the student’s specific learning style when explaining concepts.

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Meet our Teachers

 

Teachers

Stanford Math and Physics Tutor
Daniel
 Math & Physics
MIT math tutor
Ellie
 Math
Ron
 Math & Physics
Megan
Math
Christopher
Math
Sahil
Math

What Students Say

 

Feedback

Amazing Service in the Area

The tutors are just great. We were in a situation with a lot of issues in Math, but we got to a consistent A with coaching from Millennial Prep.

Yugan S.

Knowledgeable and Helpful

I heard about Millennial Prep from a trusted friend, and I am not disappointed. My daughter tells me that her tutor is knowledgeable, helpful, and supplements her instruction with take home exercises to help reinforce concepts. I am very glad to have this support structure in place.

Celia H.
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Featured Course

Course Info

The first half of the class was a group class devoted to inspiring students. The aim was to investigate a few incredible discoveries in physics and tech that draw from algebra and trigonometry. 

Class One: The Particle & The Wave
We learned about the strange fact that particles are also waves and why trigonometry is so important in our world.

Class Two: Why a Duck Is Like a NeutronWe learned how ducks and trucks help us prove e = mc2 . We also used them to understand two incredible discoveries in modern physics.

Class Three: The Secrets of the Universe
We investigated the invisible world around us, full of wireless communication, and how trigonometry is so vital in our Information Age. We also learned how hearing aids work using basic trig identities. 

We finished with:

Three classes of private tutoring to strengthen students’ math skills. Students chose from:
   
Algebra 2 
Trigonometry
Precalculus
Calculus
 

NASA Ames Field Trip

Students saw:

    • a meteorite simulator that shoots at 15000 km/hour

    • a lab where students choose lasers and make non-materials

    • flight simulators where astronauts train for landing on the moon

    • a fluid dynamics lab that works on airplane wings and aerodynamics

    • a satellite fabrication facility