Award-Winning AP Physics 2 Tutors serving Salt Lake City, UT

...CA. Currently, I am studying Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Management. I love understanding how everything works and that is one of my biggest motivators in school and learning in general. The subjects in which I am most proficient are Calculus, any type of Algebra and test-taking skills. I am also fluent in Spanish having spent two years in Spain where I talked with peoples of various Spanish-speaking countries emphasizing the Castillian accent. I...

...I absolutely loved it. Helping people understand the concepts and have it really click for them was immensely satisfying. You can just see that light in their eyes turn on, and bam! They get it. Those kind of experiences led to my decision to make teaching an integral part of my career. I just recently graduate from BYU with a Bachelor's in Physics and will start graduate school in the fall, with the eventual goal...

...in mathematics. Part of my success in college came from the preparation I had from taking AP Calculus and Physics courses in high school. I'm a huge fan of visual aids and examining real-life examples and applications when teaching. I worked as a learning assistant in an astronomy lab course and as a tutor for student athletes in geology while attending CU. I've been honing the ability to craft perfect analogies to help you make...

...degree in Mechanical Engineering with minors in Chinese, Mathematics, and Physics. I have worked part-time as a teaching assistant in the Physics department at BYU for upwards of six semesters, so I have a large amount of experience helping students understand difficult concepts in physics and other STEM subjects. As such, my primary subjects that I tutor are STEM subjects, especially math, physics, and other subjects within the realm of mechanical engineering. I love helping...

...a BS in physics and astronomy. While I was there, I had a fun time being a teaching assistant (TA) for lots of different physics classes. This got me excited about helping others learn physics and math, and helping them realize their full potential in traditionally difficult subjects. In addition to some research in computational physics, I've also been a TA for various programming classes and enjoy helping students hone their coding skills.

...briefly introduce myself. I like to hear a little about the student as well. I then take time to hear the student's attitude towards their class, their own perceived strengths and weaknesses with that subject, and what they hope to achieve by working with me. The student and I then develop a plan on how to best achieve their academic goals. I am passionate about this process. I view my job from as both effectively...

...degree in Physics, concentrating in Astrophysics. Physics and math were my favorite subjects in high school, and I genuinely believe physics is the coolest and most fascinating subject taught in school. Unfortunately many students do not share my enthusiasm for physics, which is something I want to help change. I want to work directly with students to identify how they learn best, and breakdown the areas they struggle with most in class to more understandable...

Hi! I'm Conrad, a Math major at the University of Utah. As a tutor, my primary purpose is to encourage growth, improvement, and learning for my students in a safe and respectful environment.

...degree in manufacturing engineering. I am also a Salt Lake Community College graduate. I love building things, challenging the status quo, and studying the way the world works. I have tutored for just over three years, and I tutor physics, algebra, reading, and test prep. Physics is one of my passions because I love learning about the world around me. Physics is intuitive and learning the laws that govern the world around us helps expand...

...Since January 2014 I have worked in the physics help lab at BYU. Throughout this time I have greatly enjoyed helping many students increase their understanding of physics. I love seeing my students have a "light-bulb" moment where suddenly everything we discussed makes sense to them. I think it is extremely important for everyone to have (at least) a basic understanding of math and science as this helps us to better understand our world. I...

...classroom in high school. I finished the coursework for my bachelors degree at Brigham Young University in Applied Physics with an Emphasis in Education. I have several years of experience conducting educational acoustics labs for non-physics majors and conducting research for a senior thesis. I love helping people understand complicated concepts. The payoff of their excitement and relief when they understand is one of the best feelings. I genuinely enjoy working with people and have...

...taken: Calculus 1, 2, 3, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Intro to Data Structures, Projective Geometry, Advanced Calculus, Abstract Algebra, Bayesian Data Analysis, etc. I have tutored colleges students in maths for more than two years now. I managed to explain and clarify math theories, address and keep track of each tutee's weak points and help them finish their class successfully. I also tutored Chinese in college; not only did I help the students understand the...

...I am majoring in physics and minoring in mathematics. My current area of research is in soft matter and optics. At Carleton, I work as a problem solving facilitator in the physics department and as Makerspance manager, where I help students with projects ranging from sewing to electronics. I most enjoy tutoring physics, closely followed by math. In both of these subjects, I believe problem solving, both guided and independent is an ideal way to...

My name is Braden Brown and I am an electrical engineering student at the University of Utah. I have been working part time as a tutor at both the University of Utah and at Salt Lake Community College for about three months now. I love helping people learn and I've really enjoyed working with people of all ages to succeed in their classes.

...very rewarding to be able to figure out how to help each individual student understand the material. I have a mind for problem solving, which is why I decided to pursue engineering, so I tend to think of tutoring as a type of problem solving. Not only am I helping the student solve their homework problems, I am also figuring out the reason the student doesn't understand the material in the first place. I also...

...tutor for the last three years through my university, and love helping students learn how to learn! I love seeing the joy that comes when something clicks in the minds of my students. Because physics is heavy in math, I also enjoy tutoring all math subjects. I have found that learning can be great fun when catered towards the learning style of each individual, which is much easier to do in a tutoring setting than...

...but I have spent years helping peers and friends learn more about STEM topics. I have a flexible schedule and am willing to help anyone that needs me. I will help you develop your critical thinking and problem-solving skills by working through problems together, asking lots of questions, and keeping you engaged and motivated. Feel free to reach out with any questions! I try to be friendly, helpful, and approachable and would love to help...

...physics major at Brigham Young University. I previously worked as a math tutor at Lone Peak High School and Mathnasium, where I discovered my passion for helping students work toward that "aha!" moment of understanding. Since then, I have been a TA and research assistant in the physics department at Brigham Young University. I am a master at explaining difficult concepts in a way that is easy to understand, and I know the right questions...

...has exposed me to a wide range of engineering disciplines, from mechanical and electrical engineering to computer science and robotics. I am particularly drawn to the intersection of mathematics and engineering, where I can apply abstract mathematical principles to solve real-world problems and design innovative solutions. Outside of the classroom, I am actively involved in extracurricular activities related to my field of study. I participate in engineering clubs and research projects, where I collaborate with...

...and outside readings to improve the classroom experience and therefore, a student's overall education. The modern approach to education, with a blend of technology-based learning and in-class didactic learning lends itself well to the particular was in which I would like to teach. Particular use of these examples in my class lectures emphasizes the relevance of continual self-improvement (education) to modern management and leadership. Whenever possible, I try to present the information in a manner...