Our most popular math subjects
quick results
lightening-quick results
Lighting quick results are certainly possible with our tutoring. Sign up for our platinum membership if you’d like quick success. Better yet, enroll in tutoring 5-7 days per week. When our co-founder Eric M Earle was learning to surf, he had a private 1-on-1 lesson every single day. He improved vastly quicker than his peers who were flailing in the water and struggling to catch waves. Eric easily caught waves and blew past all of them. The same goes with tutoring and math education. It’s all learning. The more individual tutoring sessions you use, the better your results will be!
in-home tutor
our tutors drive to your home
We believe in the power of in-home tutoring. We know that most families are really busy. Or, at least, the parents aren’t interested in driving around the city during rush-hour. And many students prefer having tutoring in-home. In their mind, it only takes up 1 hour instead of 2+. After an in-home tutoring lesson, the student can go right back to some video games, playing outside, or maybe even doing some homework. We believe in helping families have more time. Tutoring actually frees-up your time because the sessions are more efficient than solo-study.
active learning
research-based strategies
We believe in using research-based strategies for our tutoring sessions. Most of this research was discovered by our co-founder, Eric M Earle. Eric was studying mathematics himself at college, when he stumbled onto the idea of active learning. He realized that students learn mathematics when they verbalize their thought process & understanding, not by being lectured at. It’s when students are most active & engaged that they learn most. That’s why many traditional lecture-based courses fail students. But active learning is where tutoring can shine.
live in boston? Schedule your free in-home math tutoring session today.
We offer one free in-home math tutoring session for every household in the Boston area (assuming your home is within our driving radius). Boston families with a middle or high school student enrolled in a mathematics course are eligable.