Fun! I do something different with every student, so we’ll work together to figure out what is most effective for you, whether that’s doing overviews on what you’re learning, working ahead, working through homework together, or doing AP style practice problems together.

We’ll make good use of whatever time we have, but here’s what I recommend, in general:

As-needed lessons:

If a student isn’t needing regular support but would like to occasionally meet to go over a concept in more depth or ask me questions before a test, we can absolutely do that. We can either do a full hour or even just a quick half-hour.

1 lesson per week:

This is a good basic schedule for students who are already doing pretty well in a class. We can usually cover a week’s worth of material in a 1-hour lesson. If a student just has occasional questions or would like a little more support in a class, this is a great option.

2 lessons per week:

If students are taking both math and physics, it generally works better to have one lesson for each class every week. 2 lessons per week is also ideal for students who are struggling, or who have background material to catch up on.

If we’re covering content that’s different than what’s covered in class (for example, if we’re reviewing fractions, percentages, and decimals) it’s best to have at least two lessons per week, just so that they’re getting some engagement with the material a few times a week, in addition to homework. This could absolutely be two half-hours per week.

3+ lessons per week:

For students who are taking multiple classes, or who are wanting to make a lot of progress quickly, or who have a lot of material they want to cover, or who struggle with doing homework on their own and temporarily want more support and to work through that together, three lessons per week can be really great.

My rate is $120/hr.

Lessons are typically 1 hour.

For cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice I charge half the cost of the lesson. For cancellations with less than an hour’s notice I charge the full cost of the lesson.

For payment, I accept Venmo, Zelle, or mailed check.

You can pay lesson-by-lesson or monthly. If you choose the monthly option, I send you an invoice at the beginning of the month. Payment is due by the first lesson of the month. Any unused lessons will be refunded or credited to the next month. Any extra lessons added will be billed in the next month’s invoice.

If you’d like! I give extra practice that is tailored to specifically what students are working on. I always include answer keys, and I only give homework that students request and have time for.

If you’re interested in working with me, contact me below or on my contact page and let me know what you’re looking for!

From there, we’ll schedule a thirty minute consultation / trial lesson, where the student and I talk about what they’re looking for and go over something they’re currently working on, just to see if they like working with me and if it seems like a good fit.

Algebra 1

Geometry

Algebra 2

Precalculus

Calculus

AP Calculus AB

AP Calculus BC

Physics

AP Physics 1

AP Physics 2

AP Physics C: Mechanics

AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism

I meet with all students online, via Zoom.

For students who use OneNote, I create a shared OneNote with a new page for every meeting, so they always have access to the notes we take. They can also put questions in there any time between lessons, and I will also put as much extra practice in there as they’d like.

They’re also welcome to text or email me questions any time between lessons.