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Fray

5 (4 reviews)

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Number of students Fray has taught since their arrival at Superprof

5 (4 reviews)

₱3,133/h

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Maths
Algebra
Trigonometry
Arithmetic
Geometry

Experienced tutor in Mathematics in Kansas City, Fray offers private lessons tailored to your needs.

Maths
Algebra
Trigonometry
Arithmetic
Geometry

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- online

About Fray

I have done private tutoring for the last 9 years, and mentored students through various organizations for the past 10+ years. I worked at Baker University in the Tutoring Center, where I supported college students with mathematics and study skills that were necessary at the start of their learning adventure. At Baker, I taught a College Algebra support class that students could choose to take alongside their regular course. During this time it was recommended by multiple students that I should pursue secondary education.

While I took a break from university, I volunteered as an Education Consultant at a domestic violence crisis shelter. I enjoyed creating what I called "Science Fridays" where students in the shelter of all ages would participate in a science experiment four times a month, and learn about content they may or may not have had experience with. I also supported as a coursework consultant for mothers in the shelter and their students for all content areas, but especially mathematics.

In 2017, I graduated from Regis University with a bachelor's in mathematics and a minor in education. While I was there I co-facilitated a tutoring program at Ricardo Flores Magon, and created professional development for my fellow educators and staff members at Regis University. I decided later that year to specialize in special education, so I joined the ASPIRE to Teach Licensure program. I co-taught upperclassmen English courses, Algebra 2, and Chemistry at a charter high school. Here I was the transition specialist and was in charge of supporting seniors with IEPs in their post-graduation goals. I was the math specialist at a middle school, where I co-taught 7th and 8th-grade mathematics courses and taught my own tier two intervention mathematics course for students grade 6th-8th who needed more support than could be provided in a co-taught setting.

While at Regis I learned to handmake my own curriculum based on Common Core standards. I've used this skill to support my students during the summer with specially made curriculum, to co-facilitate the tutoring program at Ricardo Flores Magon, and ensure that my students had materials that were accessible to them whenever I was in the classroom.

What I enjoy most about collaborating with students through educational consulting is how individualized it can be. Every student has their own dreams, passions, and experiences that drive who they are as an individual and a learner. I enjoy cultivating relationships with my students to further their learning and inspire them to pursue their passions.

Many of my students who I support with mathematics do not enjoy math, and that's not the point of my sessions. It can be a delightful side effect, and it makes me happy when I can help students explore different content that they didn't know they loved. For students who don't want to "fall in love" with math, I enjoy directing the focus towards what they chose to pursue.

Another great opportunity with educational consultanting, that is not as available inside of the classroom, is that everything can be inspired by the student's learning style and led by the student. Because most of my sessions are one on one, students decide what to do in the session, how the learning is accomplished, and collaborate with me in order to make the most enriching learning experience possible. It is incredible to watch students gain confidence from being able to learn in the best way possible for them.

I first started when I was in middle school, and I would walk to the nearby elementary schools to support students who needed reading and mathematics interventions. I enjoyed collaborating with other students and learning how they grow as people and learners. I continued this voluntarily throughout my secondary education and pursued work with my university to support students and collaborate in their learning. My students in my College Algebra support course insisted I should go into teaching, so when I transferred to Regis that is what I decided to do.

I taught Special Education including tier 2 support and intervention mathematics courses in both a middle school and high school. I have taken graduate courses in Special Education through the ASPIRE to Teach program out of University of Denver. I have a bachelor's degree in mathematics and a minor in education. I volunteered as a tutor since I was in middle school, and then tutored privately starting in 2011 for grades 6 through College. When I was in Kansas I taught a mathematics support class at Baker University and was an Education Coordinator at the Willow Domestic Violence Shelter.

About the lesson

Mathematics lessons offered by Fray are tailored to each student's needs and level. Lessons can also be held online. Lessons are also available in Kansas City. The first lesson is free to define learning goals and methodology.

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Amanda

Trust is the first word our family thinks of when we think of Fray. Our youngest child is on the spectrum. Austin had a teacher that traumatized him to the point he has struggled with learning for years. He had been unable to relax and trust another tutor or teacher. I really do not remember how I found Fray, but all I can say is he has changed our lives. We as parents saw that we could trust Fray with our very fragile child, the most important part is Austin very quickly came to trust Fray. With Fray’s knowledge and care Austin has become confident that he can reach his ultimate goal of becoming a teacher. He is driven to this goal because in his words “no child should be done like I was.”
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Amanda

Trust is the first word our family thinks of when we think of Fray. Our youngest child is on the spectrum. Austin had a teacher that traumatized him to the point he has struggled with learning for years. He had been unable to relax and trust another tutor or teacher. I really do not remember how I found Fray, but all I can say is he has changed our lives. We as parents saw that we could trust Fray with our very fragile child, the most important part is Austin very quickly came to trust Fray. With Fray’s knowledge and care Austin has become confident that he can reach his ultimate goal of becoming a teacher. He is driven to this goal because in his words “no child should be done like I was.”
Brittany

Fray has been helping my 11 y.o. son with math for over a year. He is great with math, but additionally, he is great with kids. He treats them with respect. He never seems to get frustrated. He is very patient and kind. He takes problems my son found frustrating and finds a way to break things down and simplify them for him. He communicates with his teacher (at our request), to make sure he is always working on the things the teacher thinks he needs the most help with, and to prepare him for upcoming tests. His help has been invaluable. It’s also worth noting, he communicates very well, he is flexible and is always reliable and on time. We feel very lucky to have found him and would strongly recommend him.
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Brittany
Fray has been helping my 11 y.o. son with math for over a year. He is great with math, but additionally, he is great with kids. He treats them with respect. He never seems to get frustrated. He is very patient and kind. He takes problems my son found frustrating and finds a way to break things down and simplify them for him. He communicates with his teacher (at our request), to make sure he is always working on the things the teacher thinks he needs the most help with, and to prepare him for upcoming tests. His help has been invaluable. It’s also worth noting, he communicates very well, he is flexible and is always reliable and on time. We feel very lucky to have found him and would strongly recommend him.
Sam

Patient, insightful, and goals-oriented
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Patient, insightful, and goals-oriented
Piper

Excellent math tutor who really listens and focuses on my daughter's needs as well as helping her have a good attitude about math!
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Piper
Excellent math tutor who really listens and focuses on my daughter's needs as well as helping her have a good attitude about math!
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Ellie

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Atashna Hailey

CHRISTOPHER M

KAREN

Eushenne

Miraflor

Edlyn

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