Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors in Atlanta, GA

...My name is Matthew Leipner and I am a Biotechnology Master's Student at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, ETH Zurich. I completed my undergraduate degree in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering from Georgia Tech in 2018 while minoring in Biomedical Engineering. My passion is researching novel ways to use ethically derived induced pluripotent stem cells in both research and therapeutic environments, and I love to share my knowledge and excitement for science, math, and language...

...to students from College Level, High School Level including AP Physics. Physics is all about "Feeling" nature around us and how things work. Its the most logical and observable subject. Once the student starts observing physics around him the momentum goes on. While teaching I follow the Socratic method which involves a shared dialogue between teacher and students. The teacher leads by posing thought-provoking questions. Students actively engage by asking questions of their own. The...

Currently just graduated from Georgia Tech (Go Jackets!), and more than ready to continue tutoring like I did at GCSU, I have obtained two degrees, one in physics and the other in Industrial engineering, so my knowledge is far and wide within the fields of mathematics, basic chemistry, and physics.

...program and current student at South College pursuing my bachelor's degree in health science with a physical therapy focus. I graduated at the very top of my class with a 3.73 GPA Magna Cum Laude. I am the first runner-up for the 2020 GOAL Student of the Year award. I have competed and won several scholarships totaling $6000. I have competed and won two medallions. I am a member of the National Technical Honor Society....

...students were making progress. Besides my educational background, I have five years of work experience. I worked in four different schools in three different countries. Those years ripened me and made me experienced in teaching. I had the opportunity to deal with twenty five students in one classroom and give them extra lessons to back up the things covered. On the other hand, I worked with as few as five students in one classroom when...

...benefits from a touch of creativity. Maybe I can help you with that. I have had the pleasure of obtaining two very different degrees, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in creative writing at Emerson College followed directly by a Master of Science in physics at California State University, Northridge. Now I am pursuing a Ph.D. in astronomy at Georgia State University. I have run the gamut of both creative and cold, hard, scientific courses and...

...always loved to teach and was always the one other students went to for help in math. I've helped students with test prep, general homework help, and I even once taught a student double bass and got him on the level of students with 3 years of experience in 6 months. I'm currently working on a B.S in Electrical Engineering at Kennesaw State, and in my spare time I love to game and ride my...

...solving. Many people believe math is supposed to be difficult and frustrating. However, I have noticed that after scheduling appointments with me, many students feel they already knew how to do math all along! Nothing is better than having that "AHA" moment when working out problems, and I'm confident we can create an environment with accelerated learning and academic achievement. I also have developed great experiences working with children at the YMCA. As a counselor...

...test taker. I believe education to be a cornerstone in becoming a fulfilled person in life, and this belief is what encourages and motivates me to help others further excel, prosper, and achieve all their goals in life. I believe everyone has the aptitude for learning anything they want, and I want to bring this talent out of all of my students to show them what has been hiding within all along.

...I'm a a high school graduate headed off to college at Haverford, a top college near Philly. I specialize in both math and writing, often tutoring my friends and volunteering at the writing center. I've taken many dual enrollment math courses at local colleges, including Calculus 1,2, and 3, as well as linear algebra. I also do a lot of test prep, as I've actually taken the SAT 5 times and scored a 1590, so...

...the student has a point of reference. As teachers we have the responsibility to evaluate our student's level of knowledge and to increase their level of understanding, comprehension, analysis, and diagnosis of the subject we teach. Furthermore, I believe that a teacher is morally obligated to enter the classroom with only the highest of expectations for each and every one of her students. Thus, the teacher maximizes the positive benefits that naturally come along with...

...take advantage of your passions and strengths to help you succeed. With this in mind, I focus primarily on helping you become both comfortable and fearless in your subject by going beyond the minimum requirements. You don't train to run the mile by only ever running up to a mile, you run both long and short distances to hone in on the skills required to best prepare yourself in all respects. I want to help...

...sound or light. Most survived the reassembly stage, while others were mourned by my mother's pocketbook. When I was in the fifth grade, my mother gave me my first toolkit. To say the least, I took apart everything in the house that could be disassembled with a screwdriver. Along with deconstructing anything that gained my interest, I also enjoyed crafting things. I associate these childhood curiosities with my current interests as I find myself wondering...

...math or science related in my first degree. This taught me how to quickly learn concepts, as I went into courses expected to have foundational knowledge that I had completely forgotten. As I began to dedicate myself to this new path, I wanted to give back to those around me. I became a tutor for Chemistry and Physics, and also worked as a Supplemental Instruction Facilitator (think group tutoring) for Chemistry and Math. In recent...

...but in the meantime work in Java and Python coding. My experience has been a solid mix of CS, Math, and Physics. I have tutored in all of those areas for about 4 years now. My personal strategy in working with a new student is to gauge their goals, both short-term and long-term. Whether they are aiming to learn new concepts quickly, or deep dive into a new area, my aim is to match their...

...grew up in Nanjing, a city which is about 3-hour drive west to Shanghai, China. I got my BSc in physics back in 2012 and right after that, I decided to come to America to pursue a PhD in physics at Emory University. In May 2018 I graduated from Emory University and became a management consultant in Atlanta. Currently, I am working as a physics professor at South College teaching general physics lecture and lab...

Hello! I am recent graduate from GGC with a biology major and a minor in chemistry. I am currently working on my Masters in Nursing, and I would love to help out in any way I can with whatever knowledge I can provide!

Hello, I go by Leo and will be happy to help out high school students to excel in math and science and their practical applications to engineering. Thank you!

...in International Relations and currently working towards a masters in Computer Science, one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from a family of teachers and have always loved...