About Dan | Tutoring by Dan

About Dan

For nearly 30 years, I have helped students strengthen their mathematical understanding through personalized one-on-one tutoring.

I work with students from middle school mathematics through Calculus, with particular expertise in SAT Math, GED Math, GRE Math, and Praxis Core Math.

My goal is not simply to help students improve their grades or test scores, but to help them become confident, independent problem solvers through patient instruction and a personalized learning plan designed around their individual needs.

Daniel Eiblum, math tutor and educational author

Education

BA

University of Chicago

B.A. in Mathematics

MS

Johns Hopkins University

M.S.Ed.

BS

University of Maryland, College Park

B.S. in Atmospheric Science

Professional Experience

Throughout my career, I have worked in a variety of educational settings, giving me experience with students of different ages, learning styles, and academic goals.

1

Founder of TutorPro

A tutoring agency serving the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
www.thetutorpro.org

2

High School Mathematics Instructor

The Phelps ACE High School (Architecture, Construction & Engineering), Washington, D.C.

Published Author & Editor

As Editor-in-Chief and co-author, I have written or contributed to numerous mathematics and standardized test preparation books.

Math SAT 800: How to Master the Toughest Problems
SAT Math 800: Challenge Yourself to the Perfect Score
The Complete GED Math Course
Praxis I Math: My Private Tutor
Praxis Core Math 5733: A Workbook for the Math Phobic
SAT Vocabulary Lightning
Graphs for Algebra I & II: Understanding the “Y”
How to Master GRE Vocabulary

To see my books:
www.superlativepressbooks.com

Curriculum Development

In addition to tutoring, I have developed mathematics curriculum and assessment materials for educational organizations, including:

Education Unlimited

SAT Math curriculum

WestEd

Mathematics curriculum and assessment materials

A Pass Educational Group

Mathematics curriculum and assessment items

My Teaching Philosophy

Every student learns differently.

Some students need additional structure. Others need greater challenge. Some have learning differences such as ADHD, ASD, dyscalculia, or learning disabilities, while others are gifted students preparing for highly competitive examinations.

My approach is always the same: identify the student’s strengths and weaknesses, develop a personalized learning plan, continually monitor progress, and adjust instruction as the student’s understanding grows.

Identify strengths and needs
Build a personalized plan
Monitor progress
Adjust instruction

Technology-Enhanced Instruction

Technology also plays an important role in my instruction. I use AI to create organized lesson summaries, personalized study guides, homework assignments based on lesson performance, and progress reports that help students and parents stay informed.

Typed lesson summaries
Personalized study guides
Homework based on performance
Progress reports

Outside the Classroom

In addition to mathematics, I have a lifelong interest in science, education, and writing. My academic background includes a Bachelor of Science from the University of Maryland, where I designed and completed an undergraduate research project in atmospheric science.

These experiences continue to influence my analytical approach to teaching and problem solving.

LinkedIn

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Ready to Get Started?

Whether you are preparing for the SAT, GED, GRE, Praxis Core Math, or need help with middle school, high school, or college mathematics, I would be happy to discuss your goals.