We help young students from underserved communities realize their potential
About Us
Our Background
Daniel Katz is a high school senior who plans to further his education by majoring in Mathematics and Education in college. He currently tutors elementary and secondary students in the following math-related subjects: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication and Division, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 and 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and more!
Daniel first became interested in teaching, when he received his Black Belt in Mixed Martial Arts and was able to instruct students learning martial arts. He has been able to transfer the teaching skills and techniques he learnt as an instructor and he adapted and refined them for educational purposes.
Daniel has all his background checks completed and is able to work with children of all ages.
Daniel’s goal is to add other tutors with different subject matter skills to the platform.
Our Expertise
What are the benefits of tutoring?
Research suggest that tutoring is one of the most effective ways to support a struggling student. Your child will likely benefit from getting personalized support on their math, reading, or another academic subjects. In addition, if your child is struggling with study skills or organization, a tutor can also help refocus your child and help them catch up on their school work.
Even though most public-school teachers are required to have teaching credentials, the same is not typically true when it comes to tutors. In fact, a lot of tutoring programs employ college or high school students to support younger students. This means that parents need to do their homework to make sure their child receives tutoring that is truly helpful. Peer tutoring has been proven to have numerous benefits!
What are the benefits of peer tutoring?
Build your confidence
Unlike a traditional classroom environment where you might be one of many students in a room, peer to peer tutoring can offer a more relaxed, approachable space to find your voice, ask questions and build confidence.
Foster connections
A peer tutor is not just a tutor - they can be a friend, collaborator, mentor, role model, and more. Getting tutored by a peer who can relate to what you’re going through can offer the right motivation and accountability to reach your goals.