Math Tutoring · Trigonometry
Trigonometry tutoring that starts where your student actually is.
The unit circle, identities, and sinusoids - finally made visual.
Who this is for
Students in standalone Trigonometry courses, Precalculus students deep in the trig units, and SAT/ACT students who keep losing points on right-triangle trig.
Common challenges
- Radians versus degrees, and why anyone invented radians
- Memorizing identities without a system
- Graphing sine, cosine, and tangent with shifts and stretches
- The ambiguous case (SSA) - the classic exam trap
What students work on
- Unit circle mastery - built, not memorized
- Right-triangle trigonometry and real-world applications
- Graphing trigonometric functions and writing sinusoidal equations
- Identities, the Law of Sines and Cosines, and the ambiguous case
How instruction is tailored
Trig clicks when it becomes visual. Dr. Cheryl teaches the unit circle as a picture students redraw from memory, and her Ambiguous Case and Unit Circle Nifty Notes turn the two most-feared topics into reliable points.
Free resources for Trigonometry
Start with a skills evaluation.
One conversation tells you more than a semester of guesswork. No obligation - just a clear picture of where your student stands.