Award-Winning AP Calculus BC Tutors serving North Carolina State University, NC

I enjoy teaching Math and computer programming thus, after retiring as software development consultant, I decided to tutor students who need help on their Math courses, including Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus,Differential Equations, Statistics, Physics and Chemistry.

I love math and physics, particularly as it relates to geology. Ask me about rocks in my spare time! Also a casual American history and constitutional/political buff. APUSH Text: Henrietta Calculus Text: Stewart Physics Text: Knight

...as a lead tutor and mentor for the university's college algebra and developmental math classrooms. I've seen students from engineers to graphic design and theater majors struggle with classes, but I've struggled right along with them. I work hard to make it all "make sense". As such, I use a mixture of lecture technique as...

...biology since I am able to draw on my research experience and provide more in-depth knowledge on the topic. In the fall, I will be matriculating at Duke University. I am excited to start work on my Master's in Biomedical Engineering. Outside of academia, I enjoy belly dancing, hiking, practicing yoga, playing volleyball and being...

...for semesters in mathematics, and collaborated with faculty on a research project in computational epidemiology and was acknowledged in the published article, The Schedule Effect, which looked at how school scheduling can impact infection rates. Although Biostatistics is her passion, Kirsten has been heavily involved in tutoring students in mathematics and statistics. It is fulfilling...

...Chemistry, Biology, and other sciences. Chemistry is my favorite to teach since I have tutored it the longest. I tutor in an ask and answer style, using constructive and building questions to guide a student to understanding the problem instead of directly telling them how to solve it. Outside of academia, I love animals, playing...

Learning should be fun and engaging! I strive to help make math seem like more than just crunching numbers. Students should be able to see how math is applicable and important to the world around them.

I believe in Interdisciplinary studies merging fundamentals of physical, quantitative, biological and metaphysical sciences to improve human life from molecules to societies.

...Mathematics and Business Administration. I've been working for the last year and half, but have recently decided to go back to school for a Masters in Statistics and am now studying for the GREs. I've been a tutor off and on since my senior year of high school when I taught SAT prep, and continued...

...gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military status, citizenship status, etc). Instruction is only available in Spanish, however. My Background I've been tutoring students in STEM subjects since 2018. I graduated from UNC-CH with a degree in Quantitative Biology, and I'm passionate about math as a way of understanding the world...

I'm currently majoring in applied mathematics and minoring in statistics at UNC. I have been tutoring since high school and pride myself on my ability to explain core concepts to others.

...have tutored in chemistry and French for the past three years and have begun tutoring for standardized testing and math. I'm on the varsity rowing team at UNC and have played sports my entire life. I spend the majority of my time in Chapel Hill but travel to Bozeman, MT whenever possible!

...and travel. I have tutored many students one-on-one in subjects such as ACT/SAT test prep, writing, AP English, algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and physics. I have also taught college level engineering courses. I love helping students through the problem solving process so that they gain confidence in approaching new problems. I see teaching as a give...

I am a sophomore at Duke University studying computer science and physics. Academically, I am drawn towards disciplines that employ logical problem-solving. I enjoy working with others to discover new intuitive ways of understanding problems.

...I would help tutor students in basic arithmetic and spelling. In high school, while the curriculum changed from multiplication tables to Calculus, the idea was still the same: help as many people reach their full potential as possible. Now, through Varsity Tutors, I can help continue helping as many people as possible! I look forward...

...5-17. My teaching philosophy entails a lot of practice and self-discovery. From my own experiences with challenging subjects, I know that going the extra mile by doing more practice problems than are actually assigned or watching videos on certain concepts helps reinforcement and allows students to thrive in the classroom. As a tutor, I like...

...tutoring math (of any level) as I really enjoy seeing and better understanding how the world works through numbers. When I teach, I enjoy drawing real world connections and giving tangible examples of abstract ideas. I am an optimistic, energetic motivator who believes anyone can achieve anything he/she puts his/her mind to. Outside of academia,...

I am able to help in a wide variety of subjects including writing essays and resumes, all levels of math, test prep, and more. I choose to tutor because I appreciate all that my education has given me and hope to help others excel in their own education.

I love math and biology and love helping students learn! I teach, tutor, and work in educational technology but also enjoy reading, hiking in the woods with my family, going to the beach, and occasionally skydiving. I've been tutoring math for over 5 years, both online and in person, mostly working with community college students....

...subjects tends to be detailed and review-oriented. Students become confused in math when teachers skip steps or incorrectly assume that the student understands a previously taught concept. Therefore, I try to explain every step of a problem, unless the student demonstrates to me that he himself can already explain a certain point. I find this...