Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors serving Carrollton, TX

...in Astrophysics at the University of New Mexico. I am extremely passionate about physics and mathematics because they perfectly intertwine to bring us elegant descriptions of our universe and profound insights into the nature of reality. Throughout my time in my studies, I found myself sharing what I learned in my classes to my friends and family; this lead me to realize my call to teaching. I have been teaching the astronomy labs at my...

...have experiences teaching in Nepal and India, which also gives me an edge over other applicants. Over the years, I learnt that I love seeing people learn and get concepts they didn’t before. I am a recent graduate from University of North Texas with a major in Biology, with a minor in Chemistry and Psychology. I aim to give learning opportunities to students and engage, motivate and prepare them for future education, no matter what...

...engineering, I have obtained my EIT (Engineering in Training) and I am currently working towards my PE (Professional Engineer) license. I am most passionate about math and science. I always enjoy helping students work through a tough problems, and coming out with a better understanding and improved problem solving skills. I strongly believe that math and science are important subjects that every student needs to have a strong base in, and that its not too...

...Operations from Cochise College. I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Engineering Degree for Electrical Engineering (Electrical Power and Energy Systems) at Arizona State University. I wish to do developmental work and research in power and energy solutions with nano-material science applications. I have traveled all over the world from my military time and made the best use of this time by learning about multiple cultures and human environments. My time in the military...

...II, leading small group lectures before being promoted to the head of Supplemental Instruction for Chem II. Here I taught students with various educational backgrounds and abilities ranging in ages 17-65. Following graduation, I obtained my teaching license and was endorsed in Biology for grades 6-12. The most important thing I have learned as a teacher is that our schools teach one way- but students learn a million different ways. I look forward to getting...

...2026. I am thrilled to have this opportunity to share my passion for teaching with students of all ages. Throughout my journey, I have discovered an immense joy in teaching kids ranging from 3rd to 12th grade. I have had the privilege of instructing diverse groups of students, both in large-format classes through ScioVirtual and WeTeach3D, as well as in one-on-one settings. Whether it's a lively 50-person Zoom lesson or an engaging in-person session, I...

I taught Physics and Math from junior level, high school students, college students(undergraduate), University students (BS, MS, Ph.D) level for 30 years. I shall help you to the best of my ability to get A grade in Physics and Math if you work hard.

...way that works for you and I hope to make that journey a lot easier. I graduated from the University of Texas at Dallas with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Minor in Neuroscience. I also catered my undergraduate education toward a PreMed track. This means I took all the classes required to apply to medical school, psychology major-related classes, and some Neuroscience classes. I am passionate about teaching subjects like Biology, Biochemistry,...

...this coming fall. I utilize a "back-to-basics" approach when working with my students. I truly believe that every student has most, if not all, of the information they need to succeed when faced with a difficult concept or problem. I've known a lot of "chronic overthinkers" (I am one sometimes!), and I've found that many dead-ends for these students can be resolved by going back to the most foundational principles. That's the beauty of math...

...philosophy. In 2011 I was awarded a undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering from Texas A&M University. I had pursed Biomedical Engineering out of my love from mathematics and the science and their fusion together. This degree required I learn Math, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Physiology and various applied Engineering courses that required an understanding of how these fields worked and could be contextualized together. While an undergraduate student I became a Michal E. DeBakey Scholar and...

...very least, find them a little less daunting. I have experience working with children, teens, and young adults. I think every student has enormous potential and insight. I know that not every approach will work for every student, which is why I am committed to treating every student as an individual. Academics was and is a hard-fought battle for me, so I know and remember the challenges students might be facing. I earned two degrees...

I'm a recent PhD graduate in Space Plasma Physics, so I have expertise in physics and math ranging from Newtonian Mechanics, Quantum, E&M, calculus, and differential equations. Additionally, I have experience in being a Learning Assistant (i.e. teacher's aide and tutor) back in undergrad. As such, I am here to impart my knowledge and give aide in anyone who seeks to improve their own physics/math skills.

...analytical thinking, and technical skills. Throughout my academic journey, I have also gained experience working in dynamic, fast-paced environments, such as my role on the Formula SAE team, where I've contributed to the development of complex engineering projects like a 600V battery pack. In addition to my technical expertise, I have hands-on teaching experience from my time as a swim instructor at Emler Swim School. This role sharpened my ability to convey complex ideas in...

...is to be learned, dreams and goals. It's important for me to listen to understand students when I work with them. This way, I can ask better questions to help them grow in specific knowledge, as well as in life in ways that work for them. This way, my students leave sessions satisfied, fulfilled, and feel it was time well-spent. My education background is in the sciences - for the first half of my undergraduate...

...I tutored students in a variety of math and physics courses. I am currently earning my PhD in Physics at the University of North Texas. I am passionate about learning, and as I continue my education, it brings me great joy to be able to help others with theirs. My goal in teaching is to not only help students understand, but to create a genuine interest and appreciation for math and science.

...majored in Honors Biomedical Sciences and Public Health. I recently completed my Master of Science, and will be attending medical s book in July. I have been tutoring for many years in a broad range of subjects, and I love working with students and helping them find a study plan and routine that helps them achieve their academic goals. In my spare time I love to go hiking and explore new places to eat!

I'm a Computer Engineering graduate who makes math, physics, and coding simple and approachable. I tutor algebra through calculus, SAT/GED prep, and teach students how to code in C++, Java, Python, and even build websites with HTML and JavaScript.

If I'm going to teach someone, I'll try to make it fun when possible. I am a recent graduate from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. I have a bachelors of science in computer science with a minor in studio arts. I like to help others out and help students (or whoever) gain confidence in their understanding of the subject they are learning about.

My name is Peter Mercurio. I am an aspiring medical student and doctor, with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Notre Dame. I love to learn and I love to help people learn in ways that are captivating and useful. I hope to help people reach their full potential.

...program in the near future. I enjoy tutoring because it gives me the opportunity to keep my math and science skills sharp while helping others. Although I tutor multiple STEM subjects, I am most passionate about Calculus along with Electricity & Magnetism because of the insight it can provide in understanding how the world works. In my experience, my biggest strength in tutoring is being able to provide physical examples to explain underlying concepts.