Subject Tutoring
At Streamline, our subject tutoring philosophy is simple: provide students with the tools and knowledge base to help students learn faster while forging a deep connection with the material they learn. Ultimately, our goal with every student is to make them independent. We do so by holistically addressing students’ problem areas and then laying the groundwork for students to get ahead.
Struggling in School?
Subject tutoring can serve both as an opportunity to address weaknesses in academic performance and as enrichment above and beyond school offerings. In addition to skill-building and concept mastery, we help students find the “why” behind their coursework.
Our diverse team of tutors are capable of uniquely tailoring the delivery of content to suit the temperament and learning style of each student.
Sessions are typically an hour to an hour and half once or twice per week (depending on the student’s requirements), and take place at one of our two offices or virtually.
Subjects Tutored
- Math (subject tests)
- Calculus
- Algebra
- Physics
- Chemistry
- Biology
- Literature
- U.S. History
- World History
- French
- Spanish
Math & Science Philosophy
At Streamline Tutors, the objective fields are more than just a collection of formulas, facts and figures: they serve as a cerebral arena where we can push our reasoning capacities to grow in depth and precision. Quantitative reasoning forms the backbone of problem-solving, the key ingredient for success in any academic and professional setting. Our tutors encourage students to become intellectually independent, able to think outside the box and apply concepts creatively and effectively.
Humanities Philosophy
At Streamline, we believe that clear writing comes with clear thinking. The key to clear thinking might surprise you: it’s talking. The longer our ideas stay in our own heads, the more unintelligible we become.
Engaging with another person draws us out of our own perspective, forcing us to clarify, expand, and articulate in order to be understood. This attitude forms the keystone of our one-on-one work with students in the humanities fields.
