Small-group math & science tutoring
- Hourly sessions
- For grades 3–5
- 2–4 well-matched students
- Socratic questions + hands-on practice
Total hourly rate for the group. Four students maximum.
Elementary tutoring in Albuquerque, NM
Bilingual math and science tutoring for grades 3–5 in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Private and small-group sessions, with at-home tutoring available.
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One teacher, one to four students, and questions that help children explain how they reached an answer.
Total hourly rate for the group. Four students maximum.
$75 / hour for one
Make sense of math
Multiplication, division, fractions, decimals, and word problems for third, fourth, and fifth graders. Start with the step that has your child stuck.
Explore math help for grades 3–5 →A familiar place to learn
Math and science support at your family's home in Albuquerque, with a quiet learning space and a schedule agreed with Rafael. English and Spanish support available.
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Meet your tutor
A retired educator with a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Arts in Teaching from New Mexico State University, Rafael uses a Socratic learning style—asking thoughtful questions so students explain their thinking—along with calm instruction and clear family communication.
Call Rafael: (505) 589-6947
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Your child builds skills, confidence, and curiosity.
Private tutoring is $75 per hour. Total group rates are $120 for two students, $180 for three, and $240 for four. That is $60 per student per hour in a group. Four students is the limit.
Yes. In-home tutoring is available in Albuquerque. Share your neighborhood and availability during the consultation so Rafael can confirm the location and schedule. Online sessions are also an option.
Yes. Rafael is fully bilingual and can explain elementary math and science in English or Spanish. Families can also discuss goals and progress in their preferred language.
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