GRE Mathematics Subject Test Tutor

[DMAshura]

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Hello everyone!

So I've got a question. First, some background: I'm currently a high school math teacher and a mathematics education graduate student, and I've been tutoring students in math (Kindergarten through College level) for the past five years. I've also taken the GRE Math Subject Test, and my best score, which was on the September 2014 test, was a 900 (97th percentile). Anyway, I'm looking to see if I can actually start tutoring people (either locally or online with Skype or similar) who are looking to prepare for the Subject Test, since there isn't a whole ton of practice material out there and I think I could possibly be of some help to students who want increase their scores. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to go about this? (Of course if anyone on here might be interested as well, that would be great as well, and feel free to say so!)

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thanks!

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My YouTube Course, "Introduction to Higher Mathematics":
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[OneOfAKind]

I'd recommend posting on Wyzant Tutoring. I'd potentially be interested, but it would depend on the price. Plus, I don't live in GA and I don't know how well Skype would work, since math needs to be demonstrated, not just taught.

[Ivanjam]

DMAshura, I have listened to your lectures on YouTube long before I met you here. You have been doing an excellent job both there and on this forum. Congratulations and keep up the good work. Another great guy and math GRE tutor you may consider collaborating with is Charles Rambo: http://rambotutoring.com/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=58592444

Disclaimer: I am not affiliated to the person(s) mentioned above, nor do I have any material interest in this except to get a good math GRE score.

[mike0199]

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Hello everyone!

So I've got a question. First, some background: I'm currently a high school math teacher and a mathematics education graduate student, and I've been English Tutors Melbourne students in math (Kindergarten through College level) for the past five years. I've also taken the GRE Math Subject Test, and my best score, which was on the September 2014 test, was a 900 (97th percentile). Anyway, I'm looking to see if I can actually start tutoring people (either locally or online with Skype or similar) who are looking to prepare for the Subject Test, since there isn't a whole ton of practice material out there and I think I could possibly be of some help to students who want increase their scores. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to go about this? (Of course if anyone on here might be interested as well, that would be great as well, and feel free to say so!)

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thanks!

--
My Website:
http://www.solidangl.es
My YouTube Course, "Introduction to Higher Mathematics":
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... UQBQ8TSWVX

Can you teach college level mathematics, If yes then please tell me your skype user id so that I can connect you.

[Daviddur]

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[verysweetjuices]

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Hello everyone!

So I've got a question. First, some background: I'm currently a high school math teacher and a mathematics education graduate student, and I've been tutoring students in math (Kindergarten through College level) for the past five years. I've also taken the GRE Math Subject Test, and my best score, which was on the September 2014 test, was a 900 (97th percentile). Anyway, I'm looking to see if I can actually start tutoring people (either locally or online with Skype or similar) who are looking to prepare for the Subject Test, since there isn't a whole ton of practice material out there and I think I could possibly be of some help to students who want increase their scores. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to go about this? (Of course if anyone on here might be interested as well, that would be great as well, and feel free to say so!)

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thanks!

--
My Website:
http://www.solidangl.es
My YouTube Course, "Introduction to Higher Mathematics":
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... UQBQ8TSWVX

The only thing I want you to stop doing is taking the test every cycle. That makes it harder for the rest of us to get a good grade.

[Foobanana]

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Hello everyone!

So I've got a question. First, some background: I'm currently a high school math teacher and a mathematics education graduate student, and I've been tutoring students in math (Kindergarten through College level) for the past five years. I've also taken the GRE Math Subject Test, and my best score, which was on the September 2014 test, was a 900 (97th percentile). Anyway, I'm looking to see if I can actually start tutoring people (either locally or online with Skype or similar) who are looking to prepare for the Subject Test, since there isn't a whole ton of practice material out there and I think I could possibly be of some help to students who want increase their scores. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to go about this? (Of course if anyone on here might be interested as well, that would be great as well, and feel free to say so!)

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thanks!

--
My Website:
http://www.solidangl.es
My YouTube Course, "Introduction to Higher Mathematics":
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... UQBQ8TSWVX

The only thing I want you to stop doing is taking the test every cycle. That makes it harder for the rest of us to get a good grade.

Somehow, I don't think that one score out of ~14-15K test takers is going to skew the average too much

[verysweetjuices]

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Hello everyone!

So I've got a question. First, some background: I'm currently a high school math teacher and a mathematics education graduate student, and I've been tutoring students in math (Kindergarten through College level) for the past five years. I've also taken the GRE Math Subject Test, and my best score, which was on the September 2014 test, was a 900 (97th percentile). Anyway, I'm looking to see if I can actually start tutoring people (either locally or online with Skype or similar) who are looking to prepare for the Subject Test, since there isn't a whole ton of practice material out there and I think I could possibly be of some help to students who want increase their scores. Does anyone have any suggestions for how to go about this? (Of course if anyone on here might be interested as well, that would be great as well, and feel free to say so!)

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated. Thanks!

--
My Website:
http://www.solidangl.es
My YouTube Course, "Introduction to Higher Mathematics":
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=P ... UQBQ8TSWVX

The only thing I want you to stop doing is taking the test every cycle. That makes it harder for the rest of us to get a good grade.

Somehow, I don't think that one score out of ~14-15K test takers is going to skew the average too much

It was just a joke, dude.

[RichardHJC]

Hi, I am a junior and try to prepare for GRE math subject. I was wondering if you can work me through this process. Thanks!