Skyler SantosMATH TUTORING · MARIN

ONE-ON-ONE MATH TUTORING · MARIN COUNTY

Math can make sense.
Let’s slow it down.

I’m Skyler, a former math teacher in Marin. I help middle and high school students understand the idea behind the steps, work through what feels stuck, and become more confident solving problems on their own.

Patient explanations. Real practice. A pace that fits the student.

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LOCAL TO MARINClear guidance, close to home.

Math support
with a teacher’s perspective.

5 yearsteaching math

1-on-1attention and practice

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WHERE WE CAN START

Bring the part that
isn’t clicking yet.

We’ll use the student’s current work to find the missing idea, practice it together, and build a way forward they can repeat without me.

01

Rebuild the foundation.

Sometimes today’s lesson is hard because an earlier idea never settled. We’ll find that gap and make the connection clear.

02

Work through the class.

Bring homework, notes, corrections, or a problem set. We’ll focus on the reasoning and use the same language the class expects.

03

Prepare with a plan.

For a quiz or test, we’ll identify the problem types that matter, practice them deliberately, and make a realistic study plan.

Common areas of support

  • Middle school math
  • Pre-algebra
  • Algebra
  • Geometry
  • Problem solving
  • Study habits

A SIMPLE WAY TO LEARN

Explain it. Try it.
Use it independently.

I don’t want a student to leave with a page of copied steps. I want them to know why a method works, how to recognize when to use it, and what to try when they get stuck.

  1. 1
    Start with their thinking.

    We look at what the student already understands and where the reasoning changes.

  2. 2
    Model one clear example.

    I explain the idea in plain language and connect each step to its purpose.

  3. 3
    Let them take the lead.

    The student works a new problem, explains the choice, and leaves with a repeatable approach.

Skyler Santos smiling at an outdoor community event
Skyler Santos Former math teacher. Marin local.
Students and adults posing together in a sunny school courtyard
Learning works better when students feel comfortable asking questions.

HI, I’M SKYLER.

Five years teaching math.
Still curious about how people learn.

I spent five years teaching math before moving into AI engineering. The work changed, but the part I enjoyed most about teaching stayed with me: finding the explanation that helps an idea finally land.

Students don’t all get stuck in the same place. I make room for questions, use concrete examples, and adjust the pace so we can understand the problem instead of rushing past it.

LET’S TALK

Tell me what your student
is working through.

Send the course, grade level, and the part that has been difficult. I’ll get back to you so we can see whether I’m a good fit.