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1-on-1 online Geometry tutoring

One tutor works with your child every session on the unit their Geometry class is on, from transformations to circles, and teaches proofs one reason at a time until they stop being the scary part. It starts with a free 45-minute diagnostic, then sessions are $59 each, with no enrollment fee.

What high school Geometry covers

Course order varies by district, but most Geometry classes follow the Common Core high-school geometry standards, or a state version of them. These are the main strands tutoring works through.

Congruence and transformations

Translations, reflections, rotations and dilations, and using them to explain why two figures are congruent.

Proofs

Two-column and paragraph proofs about lines, angles, triangles and parallelograms, the part of the course most students find hardest.

Similarity and right triangles

Similar triangles, the Pythagorean theorem, special right triangles, and sine, cosine and tangent.

Circles

Arcs, chords, tangents, inscribed angles, arc length and sector area, and radian measure.

Coordinate geometry

Distance and midpoint formulas, slopes of parallel and perpendicular lines, and the equation of a circle.

Area and volume

Areas of polygons and circles, and surface area and volume of prisms, cylinders, pyramids, cones and spheres.

Why Geometry is different from other math courses

It teaches mathematical reasoning

Geometry is where most students first have to justify every step, not just reach an answer. That habit carries into every later math course.

It is on the SAT

The SAT Math section's Geometry and Trigonometry domain, about 15% of the questions, covers area and volume, triangles, right-triangle trigonometry and circles.

Some states test it at the end of the year

New York gives a Regents Geometry exam and Florida gives a Geometry end-of-course exam.

How Geometry tutoring works

It starts with a free 45-minute diagnostic on the unit your child's class is on right now, and a written plan within a day. After that, the same tutor teaches every session on a shared whiteboard with GeoGebra and Desmos in the same window, so figures are drawn and moved, not just described. Your child writes the proofs and works the problems; the tutor stops them at the step where the reasoning breaks. Every mistake goes into an error journal, and the recording and notes land in your dashboard within two hours.

A two-column proof, step by step

Proofs feel hard because every line needs a reason. Here is a short one, the kind sessions start with, showing how each statement earns its place.

Given: triangle ABC with AB = AC, and M the midpoint of BC. Prove: ∠B = ∠C.

Two-column proof that the base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal
StatementReason
1. AB = ACGiven
2. M is the midpoint of BCGiven
3. BM = CMDefinition of midpoint
4. AM = AMReflexive property
5. △ABM ≅ △ACMSSS congruence
6. ∠B = ∠CCorresponding parts of congruent triangles are congruent (CPCTC)

The idea: drawing AM splits the triangle into two triangles that match side for side, so their angles match too. The common mistake is writing ∠B = ∠C early, as if it were given. A proof may only use what is given or already proved, which is why the congruence has to come first.

Isosceles triangle ABC with AB equal to AC, M the midpoint of BC, and the segment AM drawn from A to M.
Drawing AM makes two triangles with three matching sides: AB = AC, BM = CM, and AM shared.

Geometry tutoring prices

  • Free 45-minute diagnostic, no card needed
  • $59 per 55-minute session
  • $429 a month for 8 sessions (two a week)

No enrollment fee. See all plans, or small-group classes for a lower hourly price.

Questions parents ask about Geometry tutoring

When do students usually take Geometry?

Most US students take it in 9th or 10th grade, often between Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Tutoring follows whichever course and year your child is in.

My child understands the lessons but can't do proofs. Can you help?

That is the most common Geometry problem. Proofs are a skill of their own: knowing which fact to use next and what reason justifies it. Sessions build that skill with short proofs first, every reason said out loud, until writing them becomes routine.

Will the tutor follow my child's school course?

Yes. Share the syllabus and unit calendar in the first session. Course work maps to your state's standards and your district's adopted curriculum, and sessions stay a little ahead of class.

Can you help prepare for the Regents Geometry or a Geometry EOC?

Yes. The final weeks of the plan focus on that exam's question types and on released past exams where the state publishes them.

How are diagrams and constructions done online?

On a shared whiteboard with GeoGebra and Desmos open in the same window, so figures are drawn, measured and moved rather than described.

How many sessions a week are needed?

Two 55-minute sessions a week is a good starting point. The diagnostic gives you a number for your child, and you can change it month to month.

Before Geometry: Algebra 1. After it: Algebra 2 and Precalculus. Preparing for the SAT? See SAT Math tutoring.