Thanks for your interest in collaborating with Flippin’ Math.

We work with independent teachers and tutors who care deeply about helping students build confidence and genuine understanding in math. We value concept-driven educators who conceptual understanding rather than shortcuts or rote memorization, and we look to connect with tutors whose teaching philosophy aligns with ours.

This form helps us learn about your background, teaching style, and availability.

Submitting this form does not guarantee placement, but helps us identify potential collaborators for current or future opportunities.

Full Name *

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Email *

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Phone

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Do you currently have a teaching certificate?

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In a few sentences, describe your experience as a teacher/tutor:

What kinds of collaboration are you open to right now? (Select all that apply)

What levels have you taught (as primary teacher) in the classroom? This helps understand your level of personal experience with curriculum and course expectations.

Anything additional you'd like us to know about your experience or interests?

Please select any endorsements or additional qualifications

AP Certification

Special Education Certification

ESOL Certification

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When a student is stuck, what's usually your first move?

What approaches or strategies do you tend to use to help students move toward understanding?

If one of your students described your teaching using three words, what three words do you think they would say?

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