One-On-One Tutoring

Welcome! Thanks for visiting us!

Our whole job is to make learning easier, including right now as you are learning about us. So, notice that there are no questionnaires you have to complete and no forms that you have to fill out. Instead, we offer you some brief videos you can check out, some explanations as to our mission and why our students are so successful, and an invitation to give us a call so you can speak directly with our founder.

Why One-On-One Tutoring?

Students learn faster and enjoy it more when they are working directly across the desk from a real human being. Online can work, but it takes longer and is not nearly so personal, so encouraging as working in person. That is why we do not offer that form of tutoring.

Experienced Tutors

Our team of experienced and passionate educators are here to guide you on your academic journey. They are experts in their respective subjects and committed to your success.

Personalized Learning

We aren’t a tutoring factory where your child becomes a number in the crowd. Our method is literally one on one. One student and one teacher in a comfortable learning environment.

Proven Results

At One on One Tutoring we eliminate anxiety, restore self-esteem and make learning a joyful experience again. Our approach doesn’t begin or end with the temporary improvement of a grade, but with a permanent improvement in your child’s ability to succeed.

Friendly Teachers Who Love Their Students

Subject Details

Math

Since you clicked on this subject, it is possible that you or someone you love are among the 40% of Americans who report that they hate math…that’s about 132 million people who feel that way, so it’s not exactly rare! Still, what is it about math that draws this reaction? Well, there’s good news, bad news and some very good news.

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Reading

Reading is not a natural process. Humans were around for a very long time before anyone came up with the idea. It developed, little by little, over a very long period of time. Most civilizations that came up with some form of reading and writing that used characters which represented ideas, like modern day Mandarin.

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SAT Prep

For most students who take the SAT, it’s the math section that causes difficulty. We met a student who was actually a good math student but who could not get his math score out of the 500 range. He wanted to go to a top school and the score was not cutting it. When we explained that there is actually a “back door” to most of the math problems on the SAT, he looked at us doubtfully.