Geometry Tutors from Enhanced Prep
Here at Enhanced Prep, we maintain a constant commitment to providing only the highest quality of tutoring to our students. We hold to this promise at every step, so we only hire tutors with a minimum of 5 years’experience. In addition to this, a number of our tutors have worked at other leading tutoring service providers and have attended prestigious schools around the United States. This combination of quality education and experience creates a world-class experience for our students. By listening to each student's input, our tutors can determine each student’s strengths and weaknesses and thus what content they need to focus on the most. Whether students need geometry help for homework assignments, test prep, or other projects, our tutors can always help to foster a deeper understanding of the material at hand.
Why Use Enhanced Prep for Geometry Tutoring?
When it comes to geometry tutoring, we make no exceptions to the high quality of service that we provide to our students. Our tutors focus on the whole student, and academic progress and goals are always kept in mind in everything that we do. An important part of this is maintaining constant and consistent communication between the student, tutor, and parents. This provides our tutors with more insight into where students are in their education and where they are struggling or excelling the most. With this information in the geometry tutor’s mind, they can fully equip each student to determine what strategies will work best for them to maximize their chances of achieving their academic goals.
What Is Geometry?
Geometry focuses on two- and three-dimensional shapes, how they relate to one another, and the spaces in which they can exist. This is an important subject that is typically encountered early in high school. As such, it is very important for students to be familiar with the materials that they encounter here. Enhanced Prep tutors can aid students in better understanding their everyday coursework by clarifying concepts and giving students strategies to use in working their problems.
Geometry Help for Common Courses
Geometry is a very common subject for students to encounter in high school through introductory geometry courses. Here, they encounter topics such as angles, coordinate planes, and proportional shapes. This introduction is often built upon in various university courses where students must apply geometry concepts to a variety of topics, such as coding or working with abstract forms. At all levels, Enhanced Prep is here to help!
High School Geometry
High school geometry often serves as students’ first in-depth introduction to the subject. Here, they can expect to encounter the basics of geometry, including coordinate fields and different measurable aspects of shapes, as well as working with shapes in multiple dimensions.
College Geometry
College geometry is a course that is intended to provide a solid foundation for some of the more abstract topics of the subject while adding greater detail to previously taught ideas. New topics that can be encountered here include axioms, Euclidian geometry, and non-Euclidian geometry.
Geometric Algorithms
Geometric algorithms (deeply related to computational geometry) is a course that involves applications of geometry in computer science and similar fields. Courses specializing in this can involve such topics as convexity, geometric optimization, triangulation, and range searching.
Differential Geometry
Differential geometry is an advanced course that integrates calculus into geometric concepts, including multidimensional objects. In this class, important topics can include Riemannian metrics, ways to determine the shortest length between two points, and the Gauss-Bonnet Theorem.
Online Geometry Tutoring for Test Prep
Geometry is a common subject that students can encounter on a variety of standardized assessments. The level of geometry knowledge required can range from introductory to advanced, depending on the certifications or titles being sought. Enhanced Prep’s online geometry tutors are always here to help students prepare ahead of these important exams, no matter the level of problems that they face.
ACT
The ACT, or American College Testing program, is a common undergraduate college admissions assessment, typically taken by students in high school. Here, basic geometry concepts are tested, including congruence, measurements of shapes, and trigonometric ratios.
GED
The GED, or General Educational Development test, is another assessment of high school-level knowledge, and it allows adults without high school diplomas to acquire an equivalent certification. Geometry knowledge is required to find and apply scale factors and to analyze perimeter, area, and volume, among other geometric topics.
GRE
The GRE, or the Graduate Record Examinations, are a series of graduate school admission exams. The General exam is made up of multiple parts. In the Quantitative Reasoning section of the General exam, geometric knowledge is assessed in the areas of quadrilaterals, triangles, lines and their relationships, congruency, and similarity, among other topics. Other geometric concepts may be tested in the specific subject GRE tests.
NYSTCE Mathematics
The NYSTCE, or the New York State Teacher Certification Examinations, are a group of assessments that professionals may take to become certified to teach in the state of New York. One of these exams is concerned with mathematics and assesses geometric knowledge, including the Pythagorean theorem, proving various geometric identities, translations, and relating two- and three-dimensional bodies to one another.
