Algebra I Tutoring
Strengthen equations, inequalities, functions, graphing, systems, and essential algebraic reasoning.
Explore Algebra IGRADES 9-12
Personalized online tutoring that helps students understand challenging concepts, strengthen problem solving skills, and prepare for advanced coursework and important exams.
One-on-one online tutoring · $120 per hour
Cornell Graduate
15+ Years of Experience
Online via Zoom

Courses and Exams
Explore personalized support for core high school courses, advanced math, AP classes, and New York Regents exams.
Strengthen equations, inequalities, functions, graphing, systems, and essential algebraic reasoning.
Explore Algebra IDevelop stronger skills with proofs, transformations, similarity, coordinate geometry, area, volume, and circles.
Explore GeometryBuild confidence with polynomial, rational, exponential, logarithmic, and trigonometric functions.
Explore Algebra IIPrepare for calculus through functions, trigonometry, analytic geometry, sequences, and advanced algebra.
Explore PrecalculusUnderstand the unit circle, identities, equations, graphs, triangles, and applications of trigonometric functions.
Explore TrigonometryDevelop a clear understanding of limits, derivatives, integrals, applications, and mathematical reasoning.
Explore CalculusStrengthen data analysis, probability, distributions, sampling, inference, and statistical interpretation.
Explore StatisticsReceive focused support for AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics.
Explore AP MathPrepare for the Algebra I, Geometry, or Algebra II Regents with focused review and exam practice.
Explore Math RegentsPersonalized Math Support
Middle school math introduces more abstract concepts, from proportional reasoning to early algebra. The right support helps students strengthen essential skills, build confidence, and prepare for high school math.
Sessions are adapted to each student’s pace, learning style, current coursework, and academic goals.
Grades 6 through 8 lay the groundwork for Algebra I. Tutoring helps students strengthen ratios, equations, graphing, and algebraic thinking before small gaps become larger obstacles.
Students learn to organize their work, interpret word problems, and select effective strategies for problems with multiple steps.
Stronger understanding leads to greater accuracy, less frustration, and more independence with homework, classwork, and assessments.
GRADE LEVEL OVERVIEW
Explore the key math topics students typically cover in Grades 6–8, from ratios and rational numbers to equations, functions, and geometry.
Grade 7 builds on earlier foundations through proportional reasoning, rational number operations, equations, geometry, and more advanced statistics and probability.
Meet Your Tutor
Middle school is when math becomes more abstract and small skill gaps can begin affecting new material. I provide calm, structured instruction that helps students understand difficult concepts, improve their approach to problem solving, and become more independent learners.
One-on-one online sessions • Personalized support
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I’m Todd Garippa, a Cornell graduate, full-time private tutor, and founder of NYC Top Tutors. Since 2008, I have helped students develop stronger math skills through thoughtful explanations, guided practice, and instruction adapted to their individual needs.
Cornell Graduate
National Merit Scholar
1500 SAT Score
Tutoring Since 2008
IS TUTORING THE RIGHT FIT?
Students may benefit from tutoring when math begins causing frustration, skill gaps interfere with new material, or classroom instruction does not provide enough support or challenge.
Math homework regularly leads to stress, avoidance, or repeated confusion, even when a student is trying. Targeted support can reduce frustration and make practice more productive.
A student may understand basic skills but still struggle to interpret multi-step questions, organize information, or choose the right strategy. Tutoring helps make those problems more manageable.
When ratios, rates, proportions, and percent problems do not click early, students can start to feel lost as middle school math becomes more abstract.
Frequent mistakes with signed numbers, absolute value, equations, or number sense can be a sign that core foundations need reinforcement.
Middle school is where students build the skills that support success in Algebra I. If equations, graphing, and mathematical reasoning feel shaky, tutoring can help strengthen those foundations.
Not every student needs remediation. Some students benefit from advanced problem solving, deeper explanations, and material that extends beyond the pace of the classroom.
A SIMPLE PROCESS
Online tutoring is designed to be focused, convenient, and personalized. I begin by understanding each student’s needs and goals, then provide instruction that develops with the student’s progress.
Step 1
During the initial consultation, I speak with the parent or guardian about the student’s course, school curriculum, strengths, challenges, and goals. Families may also share recent assignments or assessments when helpful.
Step 2
I create a focused plan based on the student’s current level and priorities, whether the goal is strengthening essential skills, improving current coursework, preparing for assessments, or pursuing greater academic challenge.
Step 3
Students meet with me one on one over Zoom using a virtual whiteboard, screen sharing, saved notes, and other interactive tools. I monitor understanding, adjust instruction as needed, and keep each session focused on meaningful progress.
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Schedule a free consultation to discuss your child’s current course, academic goals, and whether personalized online tutoring is the right fit.