GRADES 6-12
Engaging, Interactive Online Math Tutoring
Experience dynamic, real-time virtual lessons using advanced digital whiteboards that bring math to life right on your screen
Meet the Founder & Lead Instructor
Achieve Your Academic Goals with Gus
I’m a Georgetown Finance grad with 25+ years in commercial banking and 15+ years tutoring Algebra through Pre-calculus, Trigonometry and SAT Math. My journey began by guiding my son to top scores and his own Georgetown acceptance. I use a structured, supportive approach—leveraging assessments, official materials, and error logs to break complex concepts into manageable steps. Whether you want to build fundamentals or reach a top percentile, my goal is to boost your math skills and confidence!
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FAQ
What math subjects do you tutor?
Answer: I specialize in secondary mathematics, guiding students from the foundations of high school math through advanced coursework. I provide one-on-one instruction for Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and Pre-Calculus, as well as targeted math preparation for the SAT and ACT exams.
Are your tutoring sessions online or in-person?
Answer: All Fluxx Prep tutoring sessions are conducted exclusively online. This allows me to utilize professional-grade digital whiteboard technology. Students see step-by-step mathematical breakdowns mapped out clearly in real-time, providing a visual learning experience that is often more effective than looking over someone's shoulder at a piece of paper.
How long is a standard tutoring session?
Answer: A standard session runs for 60 minutes. This provides enough time to review previous material, introduce and explain a new concept, and allow the student to work through practice problems while I am there to immediately catch and correct any missteps.
What is your teaching background?
Answer: My background is rooted in rigorous, high-stakes analytical environments rather than a traditional classroom. I hold a degree in finance from Georgetown University and have spent three decades in the finance industry. I have been tutoring math since my own high school years, when I competed on international problem-solving teams. My teaching philosophy focuses on breaking complex logic down into clean, step-by-step frameworks that students can actually understand and replicate.
What does my student need to prepare for an online session?
Answer: Students should log in a few minutes early from a quiet environment with a stable internet connection. They do not need any special software—just a standard web browser to access our shared digital workspace. I ask that they bring any current homework, study guides, or specific topics they are struggling with, along with a notebook and pencil. I handle all the digital whiteboard mapping on my end, so the student can focus entirely on following the logic and working through the steps.
Do you help with school homework or use your own materials?
Answer: We do both. If a student is struggling with a current school assignment or has an upcoming test, we prioritize unblocking those immediate hurdles. However, my ultimate goal is to build long-term mathematical fluency. When we aren't tackling immediate schoolwork, I utilize my own custom lesson library and practice problems to identify foundational gaps, reinforce difficult concepts, and get students working ahead of their class syllabus.