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Evangeline R

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@evie

Joined Jun 2025 · She/Her · 6:45 PM Local

About

Hello! My name is Evangeline and I am a High School Senior in the state of Virginia. I want to be a high school math teacher (or college professor) one day and would love to help in any way I can. I can answer any questions up to precalculus! I earned 100% averages in Geometry, Algebra 2, and Precalculus, and I'm taking Calculus this year. I've also taken AP Statistics, Honors Physics, Integrated Math, and Algebra 1 (duh), and would be happy to answer any questions about those subjects as well!

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Jul 2025 - Present

United States of America

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Certifications

Algebra 2

100% Mastery

Calculus

3 / 10 Topics

SAT Math

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Thank you so much for the sessions! The were really awesome and I hope to see you again in another series! Thank you!

Learner · 3 days ago

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I loved this series!

Learner · 3 days ago

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thank you so much for this series it was so helpful for me to get ready for the next school year :))

Learner · 3 days ago

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The tutor talks with a positive tone of voice and makes positive facial expressions. She compliments learners when they get an answer correct (e.g. "perfect"), and when learners get something incorrect, she would not directly say no or "that's incorrect" but rather guide them to understanding why they're incorrect ("If it were a=2, then..."). Also, in the beginning of the session, she greets her learners and asks how they are doing.

Tutor · 4 days ago

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