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Charanya's Math Tutoring

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Confident
SAT
Grades

“I was a kid who constantly got confused in math, and have tried many ways to get help in math ,such as Kumon, Gideon, and IXL, but they never seem to give me the results and help i wanted.”

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C2carrollton

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“The small class sizes allow for personalized attention, and the regular practice tests ensure that students are well-prepared.”

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Test Brain Prep Center

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“You take multiple timed practice exams and you grade your answers together with the class.”

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Pi-Lingual Lab Stem Tutor

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Concepts
Personality
Math

“I don't want to share valuable information because our kids teacher will be busy, but I do want to recommend it to someone who really needs a good teacher, such as my child.”

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Star Tutoring Centers

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Test
High School
Organized

“The pace at which they were able to work & learn from the 1x1 instruction made it comfortable and we are happy to have this support for the Honors level coursework in Collegiate.”

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Building the Perfect To-Do List Having a mountain of to-dos might seem daunting at first. You might question where to start or what to prioritize. This can create analysis paralysis and cause avoidance of daily tasks. To prevent this from happening, you can try making a to-do list. How to Make a To-Do List That Works For You 1.) Choose a format. Do you want to use a whiteboard? Scrap paper? A planner notebook? Or an app? 2.) Set up a template. You may need to configure your template to include features like tasks (and sub tasks), start date/time, end date/time, priority and status. 3.) Write down everything you need to get done. You do not have to fill up an entire page. Try to keep it under 30 tasks to make it manageable. 4.) Work on organizing the list. Prioritize tasks that have approaching due dates. Ask yourself questions such as: When is this task due? Which tasks will take longer for me to complete? What tasks will be the most beneficial for me to complete? What have I been avoiding? Can I delay a task without consequences? 5.) Update and complete the to-do list. Start with the task you’ve prioritized. Make sure to cross them off as you go. Once you’ve finished your high-priority tasks, you can move on to lower-priority tasks. If you miss an item on your to-do list, circle it and rewrite the task as high priority for the next day’s list.

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Gideon Math and Reading

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Tutoring
Grade
Kids

“First, the courses at the school are well-designed to help students succeed academically, and the workbooks let the child develop the habit of concentration.”

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The 24 tutors and centers listed for Carrollton, TX teach math. Many travel to the student or teach online, so the area covered matters more than the address; subjects, levels and contact details come from what each one publishes.

Area overview: Carrollton, TX

4 of the 24 centers we list are based in Carrollton; the other 20 serve Carrollton from towns including Dallas (16 mi), Plano (10 mi) and Frisco (12 mi). The centers on this page are rated from 4.3 to 5.0 across 810 reviews; 5 have 50 or more reviews and 23 are rated 4.5 or higher. When students and parents rate these centers on specific qualities, they most often praise professionalism (85%), communication (79%) and quality (75%). The topics that come up most in reviews of the centers on this page are "confidence", "skills" and "patient". 17 are open on Saturdays and 11 on Sundays. 1 has a BBB rating of A or A+. Domain records put 17 websites of the centers on this page at ten or more years old; the oldest dates from 1999. 5 offer a free trial or consultation and 2 list coupons or special offers. We have a website on file for all 24 of the centers on this page; 18 publish a contact page; 20 list a public email and 4 take bookings online. We count these figures across the centers on this page; distances are straight-line, and hours and prices change, so confirm the details with the center before you enroll.

How should I describe a learning problem to a tutor?

20 of the 24 listings publish an email address, and writing gets you a better answer than a phone call here. Say the age, the topic that broke, what the school has said, and when any test falls. A tutor can tell you from that whether they are the right person.

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Academic Solutions

(45)

Scholarship
Strategies
ACT

“Our oldest increased their ACT score by 6 points and our youngest by 7 points ( comparing the first time they took the test, did tutoring, to the last ACT test that was submitted to the universities).”

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Praxis Academic Development

(50)

Feel
Test Prep
Mcat

“The skills that she introduced to and instilled in me allowed me to feel calm, composed, and confident even when challenged with the most difficult of problems.”

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KD College Prep

(34)

“She owes it to your workshops, practice tests and especially the 1:1 tutoring since that helped her sprint straight through to improve her score by 250 points.”

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Academics Plus

(31)

Goals
Math
Child

“When my oldest took Algebra in 7th grade, the instructors were willing to work with him extra hours when necessary to make sure he was prepared for his exams.”

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Gideon Math and Reading Center

(29)

Tutoring
Homework
Kids

“When they're not being helped with school assignments, they're either being given more practice work to further prepare them for quizzes and tests or learning ahead.”

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Brilliant Prep

(23)

Concepts
Physics
Students

“All of the instructors and staff there are very professional and offer several opportunities outside of class time for students to ask questions and get in extra practice.”

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Tutors Gurukul

(23)

Writing
Complex
Math

“We would recommend the Tutors Gurukul to anyone who wants to know that their child is getting a high quality tutoring,while still being cared for as a person.”

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More Than A Teacher

(20)

Know
Prep
ACT

“Taylor (our instructor) was fabulous and really went the "extra mile" to make sure our student had proper grounding, understanding, and preparation for successfully completing the SAT with an excellent score on the first try.”

FAQs

How important is standardized testing to the admissions process?

Very important, but it's almost never the deciding factor in admissions. College admissions staff take into account a number of factors: GPA and class rank, the difficulty of classes a student takes in high school, extracurricular activities, the level of thought and work put into an application, and a host of other factors. Standardized tests are just one component of this package. As a general rule, though, the more selective the school, the more standardized tests weigh in with the other factors.

What's the difference between the tests?

The tests are more similar than different. Each test covers math, reading, writing, and grammar. In general, the ACT covers more content from your high school classes, but gives students less time per problem. The SAT covers less material and has more time per question, but these questions are often tricky or difficult to solve.

What is the ACT Aspire?

The ACT Aspire test is a standardized test designed to measure a student's progress throughout school. The test is administered by computer at a student's school, and is scored on the ACT's 1-36 point scale. The Aspire is designed to provide a benchmark to track a student's progress in the Common Core State Standards and the ACT College Readiness Benchmarks. While the Aspire is not used directly for college admissions, it does replace the EXPLORE and PLAN tests that were previously administered.

Are there any accommodations for students with learning disabilities?

Yes. Students can apply for extended time and other accommodations. The process of obtaining this status is fairly time consuming, so you will need to start preparing the required documentation well before your test. Contact your high school counselor for more information.

Why do I need to take an SAT or ACT?

Many - but not all - colleges require either an SAT or ACT score as part of their admissions process. However, those that don't require SAT or ACT scores for admissions still typically require test scores for any merit-based scholarships.

More information can also be found on the FAQ page of our website.

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Victory Prep Tutors

(23)

Math
Learned
Testing

“The way he explains stuff just opens up a new world of math and I am so blessed that I was able to work with somebody so energetic and passionate - additionally, he was always very patient with me (even thought I made a ton of silly mistakes) and enc...”

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Reading Ranch Frisco

(12)

Kids
Learning
Readers

“They quickly learned my children's strengths and weaknesses and became an invaluable resource for their reading journeys, especially during the last academic school year and the transition to e-learning.”

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Mathintensity

(14)

Geometry
Confidence
Test

“In less than a 2 year span (and yes, she's so amazing that we've been going to her that long) my child has made a literal 360 when it comes to her performance, understanding, and confidence in math.”

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Dallas Admissions Consulting

(9)

SAT
ACT
Tutor

“Starting with the SAT/ACT studies bringing his scores up a few levels; to working with him on the entire application process; to assisting him with his essay writing, where he is extremely gifted in creatively making our sons words really stand out a...”

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Learning Tree Tutors

(5)

Reading

“He loves the connections with new friends in the book clubs with Miss Jessica and has greatly benefited from the help and dedication from tutors giving him one on one direction!”

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I Heart Learning Academy

(5)

“Mary really loves the kids and what she does !”

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Test Titans

(4)

ACT

“I cannot thank them enough, I would not be even close to being able to apply to the colleges I really want without their help.”

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The Core Edge Prep

(18)

Brain
Students
College

“They were accommodating with my busy high school schedule, were conveniently located, and have knowledgeable, personable instructors who care about you!”

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Keep Your Book Open

(7)

Preparation
ACT
SAT

“It was very convenient to be able to do sessions over Zoom, and he liked how they not only taught him the material, but also tricks and short cuts on how to actually answer the questions well.”

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Hola HP

(7)

“It is this way because of the owners connections to the neighborhood.”

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Average Cost	$168
Minimum cost	$72
Maximum cost	$419
Avg Per Hour Rates	$72

Best Math Tutors in Carrollton, TX

Charanya's Math Tutoring

C2carrollton

Test Brain Prep Center

Pi-Lingual Lab Stem Tutor

Star Tutoring Centers

Gideon Math and Reading

Area overview: Carrollton, TX

Academic Solutions

Praxis Academic Development

KD College Prep

Academics Plus

Gideon Math and Reading Center

Brilliant Prep

Tutors Gurukul

More Than A Teacher

Victory Prep Tutors

Reading Ranch Frisco

Mathintensity

Dallas Admissions Consulting

Learning Tree Tutors

I Heart Learning Academy

Test Titans

The Core Edge Prep

Keep Your Book Open

Hola HP

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