A sample of who is teaching this term. Your own shortlist may be different — we match on subject, level and the hours you can actually make.
Ratings and review counts come from completed sessions and are not editable by tutors.
Ph.D. Mathematics, University of Chicago
Twelve years of undergraduate teaching. Best with students who can execute the steps but cannot see why the steps are in that order.
Available: Weekday evenings, Saturday mornings
Book session with Dr. Amanda FosterM.S. Chemistry, MIT
Former lab instructor. Teaches organic reactions as a short list of recurring patterns rather than a long list of things to memorise.
Available: Weekday afternoons and evenings
Book session with Michael ChenM.Ed. Education, Harvard
Works mostly with students who have decided they are bad at a subject. Confidence has to move before content will.
Available: Weekdays, flexible
Book session with Sarah WilliamsPh.D. Physics, Caltech
Will not let a student write an equation before drawing the situation. It resolves a surprising share of physics problems on its own.
Available: Evenings, Sunday afternoons
Book session with James RodriguezM.A. English Literature, Yale
Edits by asking questions instead of rewriting lines, so what comes back still sounds like the person who wrote it.
Available: Weekday mornings and evenings
Book session with Emily ThompsonM.S. Computer Science, Stanford
Treats debugging as a subject in its own right. Students arrive with broken code and leave able to read the error message that was there all along.
Available: Evenings, weekends
Book session with David ParkPh.D. Biology, UC Berkeley
Particularly good on lab reports and on exam questions that appear to test memory but are really testing inference.
Available: Weekday afternoons
Book session with Dr. Lisa MartinezMBA, Wharton
Twenty years in industry before teaching. Explains a model by breaking one assumption at a time and asking what happens next.
Available: Evenings, Saturday
Book session with Robert AndersonBooking is meant to take a minute, and changing your mind is meant to be free.
Read the shortlist we send and pick the approach that sounds like it would work on you.
Open slots show in your own time zone, four weeks ahead, updated as other students book.
Confirm a time and the calendar invite and session link arrive immediately.
One reminder the day before and one an hour ahead, both with the link in them.
This page shows a sample, not the whole roster. Send us the subject and level and we'll check who is free.