Wes Carroll’s Private Tutoring Services

Wes is absolutely fantastic! He figures out how your kid learns and teaches him or her the way they need to reach their goals. With my first kid, I wasted money with a commercial company and she cried when got little improvement with all the effort. With Wes, she learned not only the SAT, she learned to have confidence to do her best. I have never used any other service with my two other children (be it SAT or math tutoring) except his English counterpart Justin. He is worth every penny and he teaches kids responsibility and goal setting. Wes thank you for your passion and expertise!

Wes was fantastic! He is as good at understanding learning issues as he is at math.
He did a great job in walking my daughter through a series of problems to understand exactly where she was having difficulty, and he figured out a way to point out the issue that sidestepped any resistance or defensiveness. His one session with my daughter solved the problem! She is documenting her work more thoroughly and is doing better on tests — partly because she makes fewer mistakes, and partly because when she does make a mistake she gets more partial credit due to having shown her work. She got an A in honors math last semester!

Wes was a math tutor for both of our sons for about 5 years. He worked with them when they had problems and he worked with them when they did not, using that time to push them ahead into new material. What can you say about a math tutor who increases your children’s aptitude, achievement and enjoyment of math? I guess, sensational. Wes is an extremely knowledgable and gifted teacher who is able to pass on the love of his subject to his students. Our boys actually enjoyed and looked forward to their sessions with Wes, and he was extremely helpful in all aspects of their math life, from school work to testing to new areas of inquiry. We could not recommend Wes more highly… he is truly a gentleman and a scholar.

Wes is a fabulous teacher and tutor for your son or daughter — we used him with both for private math tutoring. In our daughter’s case, we used him for 7^th and 8^th grade enrichment — she wasn’t getting enough challenge at school. For our son, we used him between 9^th and 10^th grade — he taught my son an entire school year of Geometry so that he could place into Algebra II the fall of his sophomore year. It worked.
Wes works with your child’s direct needs– zero’s in on what the issues are, and corrects and helps them to succeed. As a parent, you sit in on the first session and pretty soon your kid and Wes are off into a math world all their own.
For my high schooler, I told Wes that I did not want to be responsible for the effort — I did not want to have to spend the summer nagging my kid to do homework or getting him to a session etc etc. Wes worked with my son to ensure that my son understood this was entirely his effort, he was responsible for the homework, for getting the bus to Wes’s house, for scheduling issues etc.
Wes is reliable, never missed a session, and very engaging to his students.

wes is ridiculously smart. i mean, sometimes i think i’m decently smart, but he makes me look like a doorknob.
wes might actually be a math genius, but if not, he is definitely a math wizard. his brain works somewhat like a computer (in the way that you can almost watch the actual zeros and ones continually moving kinda like the matrix opening screen) and he processes info at warp speed.
i think somewhere out there he got things named after him at mit or something, or he might’ve been that guy who went to lectures in college for the pure fun of challenging his prof instead of the other way around.
the best part is that he is able to make the information accessible to your average lay-​person, or 14 year old. un-​math-​related bonus: he’s pretty cute to look at (if you’re not 14 of course)