Math Tutor
Brotherhood Crusade•Los Angeles, CA
1d•$24 - $24
About The Position
This role will focus on assisting with math development of a specific group of at-risk 5th to 12th graders, typically at a local library or another designated location. The tutor will collaborate with Brotherhood Crusade staff and credentialed educators to achieve this goal.
Requirements
- Bachelor degree required
- 1-2 yearsâ basic knowledge of teaching mathematical concepts, theories, and problem-solving techniques to 5áµÊ° â 12áµÊ° grade students
- Must possess a valid California Driver's License
- Successful Live Scan and TB Results
- Must be Fully COVID 19-Vaccinated Related Experience:
- 1-2 yearsâ previous experience as a tutor, particularly in math
- 1 year teaching experience as a classroom teacher or a teaching assistant
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills
- Ability to engage and motivate 5th â 12th grade school students in underserved communities
- Ability to communicate openly and effectively with all staff
- Demonstrate patience with âhardest to serve, hardest to teachâ individuals
- Understand and be able to convey the principles of math as age appropriate
Nice To Haves
- 1-2 yearsâ experience working with diverse student populations, including those from different age groups, backgrounds, or language proficiency levels, is highly preferred
Responsibilities
- Evaluate the math proficiency and specific needs of individual students to identify areas where they require assistance
- Develop tailored lesson plans and teaching materials to address students' math deficiencies and support their learning goals
- Teach and explain mathematical concepts, theories, and problem-solving techniques to students
- Guide students in solving math problems, equations, and exercises, providing step-by-step explanations and support
- Assist students with their math homework, explaining solutions and clarifying concepts
- Provide one-on-one or small group (5 students) tutoring sessions to address students' unique challenges and learning styles
- Monitor and document students' progress and assess their understanding of math concepts
- Offer positive reinforcement and motivation to help students build confidence and self-esteem in math
- Prepare students for math tests, quizzes, and exams, offering test-taking strategies and practice materials
- Be prepared to work with students of various age groups, backgrounds, and math proficiency levels
- Utilize relevant math software and tools to aid instruction, especially for subjects like algebra, geometry, and calculus
- Incorporate engaging math games, puzzles, and activities to make learning enjoyable and interactive
- Show students how math concepts are applied in real-life situations, making the subject more relatable
- Stay updated on math curriculum, teaching techniques, and best practices
- Communicate with parents, guardians, and classroom teachers to align tutoring with classroom goals and discuss student progress
- Keep accurate records of student attendance, progress, and any relevant data
- Create a safe and inclusive learning space for students to excel in math
