ONE-ON-ONE ONLINE TUTORING
Middle, High School, and Introductory College Science and Math Tutoring
Biology, chemistry, physics, and math from algebra through Calculus, plus Digital SAT prep. Choose Standard for on-level support or Advanced for honors, AP, test prep, and college courses.
Over 50 Students Supported
10+ Years Teaching
Subjects we tutor
Sessions cover middle school through introductory college, from foundations through AP and calculus. Below is what students most often come to us for, along with the specific places each subject tends to become difficult.
Science
Biology
Macromolecules, cell division, genetics and Punnett squares, photosynthesis and cellular respiration, ecology, and evolution. Biology is a language, and we work to strengthen scientific vocabulary and apply that language to connect processes from the cell to the biosphere.
Chemistry
Atomic structure, balancing equations, stoichiometry and mole conversions, gas laws, and thermochemistry. Algebra plays such a crucial role in chemistry, and we work to strengthen math skills to help connect chemistry ideas and concepts.
Physics
Kinematics, Newton's laws, energy and momentum, waves, and circuits. Physics problems can become difficult to translate, we work to strengthen physics concepts to help students apply the correct equations and follow through to the correct answers.
AP Biology and AP Chemistry
Free-response practice, lab analysis, and the data interpretation questions that trip up students who know the content cold. Pacing matters as much as content on these exams, so we work against the clock well before May.
Math
Algebra 1 and 2
Linear equations, factoring, quadratics, systems, exponentials, and logarithms. Algebra gaps follow students into every later course, so this is often where we begin. Strong foundations help make future math classes easier.
Geometry
Proofs, triangle congruence and similarity, circles, coordinate geometry, and right-triangle trigonometry. Geometry asks students to write arguments rather than compute answers, which is a genuinely different skill and takes practice.
Pre-calculus
Function transformations, the unit circle, trigonometric identities, sequences and series. Pre-calculus is largely a vocabulary course for calculus, and students who build real fluency here find next year dramatically easier.
Calculus
Limits, derivatives, the chain rule, related rates, integration, and applications. Sessions available for both AB and BC pacing, including students taking calculus through a college dual-enrollment program.
Integrated Math I, II, and III
Many districts teach the same standards as Integrated Math rather than Algebra 1, Geometry, and Algebra 2 — the topics are distributed differently across the three years, but the underlying content is the same. Bring your student's syllabus or textbook and sessions follow that course's sequence rather than a generic one, so what we practice matches what shows up on quizzes and exams.
Test prep
Digital SAT
Math and Reading & Writing. Prep starts with diagnostic practice to find which question types are actually costing points, then builds a study plan backward from the test date, with timing strategy throughout.
How It Works
01
Submit an Inquiry
Even before we meet, I am working and planning to see if I am are the right fit for you and your student. By submitting an inquiry, I can learn about your tutoring needs and prepare for the upcoming call.
02
Free Consult Call
Fifteen minutes on Zoom, no charge and no obligation. During this call, we’ll talk through what’s happening in class, look at recent work, and decide together whether our tutoring service is the right move. Together we’ll help determine how best we can reach your academic goals.
03
Weekly Sessions
Before the first session, I will map out a pathway for sessions to help meet your learning goals. The plan will follow the student’s actual syllabus and pacing, so what we practice is what shows up on quizzes and tests.
04
Monthly Progress Check-Ins
We understand that communication and flexibility are paramount. Every month, you will receive an email about the topics that we covered, what is improving, and topics to still be covered and improved upon. If a grade or unit changes, we change with it.
The email will also include sessions for the next month, to help you plan and make changes as necessary.
Two levels of one-on-one support
Sessions are booked monthly, with the same day and time each week. Not sure which level fits? The free consult includes a quick placement check.
Monthly tutoring is where the real progress happens: your student keeps the same weekly time, and we plan ahead around what's coming up in class.
Need help before a test? Drop-In Sessions open every Sunday for on-level math and science.
Standard
Core Support
For on-level courses: homework help, concept review, and assessment preparation.
Includes:
On-level classes
Pre-algebra; algebra I and II; integrated math I, II, and III; and geometry
Biology, chemistry, and physics
Homework help and unit test reviews
Brief monthly check-ins with caregivers
$36
per 30-min session
billed monthly
$60
per 60-min session
billed monthly
Advanced
Advanced and Test Prep
For honors and AP courses, upper-level math, Digital SAT prep, and introductory college courses, with a custom study plan.
Includes:
Precalculus, calculus
Honors/AP biology, chemistry, and physics
Digital SAT math and reading and writing prep with timed practice tests
Custom study plan built after placement
Written monthly progress reports
$48
per 30-min session
billed monthly
$80
per 60-min session
billed monthly
Sessions are booked on a monthly schedule rather than session by session. Your student keeps the same day and time each week, which means we're not rebuilding a routine every few weeks and we can plan around what's coming up in their class. One-off sessions are occasionally possible, but they're rare — tutoring does its work through consistency.
Every session is booked for one student, and every session includes planning time before it. What we do on a given week is prepared in advance around that student's course and their monthly learning goals.
Materials are included. Practice sets, notes, and reference sheets we work from are provided at no extra cost. If your student would rather bring their own homework, lab, or test review, we work from that instead.
Tutoring more than one student in a family? Each is booked separately so both get their own plan. Submit an inquiry and we'll find times that work back to back.
Just need help before a test?
Drop-In Sessions are one-time, one-on-one sessions for on-level math and science. New times open every Sunday.
$70 / 60 min
Standard (Core Support) only available at this time
What Families Say
“Fantastic experience!
Lindsey is patient, knowledgeable and very professional.
Highly recommended!”
— G. M. (parent of 12th grade student)
"My son has been receiving tutoring services for 3 years from Delta Learning Space. It has been amazing how much it has helped him. Very professional and supportive. They have taken a personal approach to helping him develop in all of his academic needs. I would highly recommend their services. We plan on stay with our tutor through high school. Thank you Delta for all you have done!”
— M. G. (parent of 11th grade student)
“I can say with certainty that services are very high quality, it’s literally like having a credentialed teacher in your own home. I truly can’t ask for anything better than that.”
— J.C. (Parent of 9th grade student)
Meet The Head Instructor
I'm Lindsey. Math and science never came naturally to me, and that turned out to be the most useful thing about my teaching. Because I have made the same mistakes, it’s easy to work through where breakdowns happen and how we can correct them.
I studied marine science at CSU Monterey Bay with a minor in general biology, and later added a graduate certificate in geographic information systems from USC. During my undergraduate experience I interned at a shark research lab, helping preserve and identify sharks that our graduate student and advisor collected. I also spent time in the GIS lab for the California Department of Fish and Wildlife where I did analysis and provided maps for the Marine Protected Area Project.
I loved working in science, but it turned out I liked explaining it more.
I substitute taught in California classrooms from 2015 to 2018, spent three years teaching test prep at an academy in Spain, and opened Delta Learning Space in 2021. I've worked with more than fifty students since. Several have been with me for over four years.
When a student says "I just don't get this," I don't tell them they're wrong. I ask them to walk me through their thinking, because the trouble is rarely where it looks like it is — a student stuck on rational expressions is often stuck on fractions. Once we find the real break, we rebuild from there. I work an example, we work one together, then they work one alone.
What I didn't expect is what comes later. Students who arrived at our first session certain they weren't smart start asking which colleges to apply to. One told me college felt easy, because by then they knew how to study and knew how to thrive academically.
Every student I've worked with has been smart. I created Delta Learning Space to show how learning can look different for every student, and with one-to-one and small classes, we can highlight every student’s strengths.