Award-Winning AP Physics 1 Tutors serving Buffalo, NY

...is Justina. I began tutoring through my University where I studied physics and fine arts and I really enjoyed it. I think the process of teaching and discussing material can be hugely beneficial for both the tutor and the student. I am very well versed in Physics and Calculus and enjoy discussing them a great deal. In the future I hope to continue on in physics in graduate school. Out side of academics I enjoy...

...and both project and personnel management. I have taught Egn. I hold an AAS in Chemical Technology, a BA in Sociology, BS/ME Mechanical Egn. and a PhD in Env. Egn. Lic. Professional Engineer (NYS). I have at various times held all certificates for Asbestos, Radon, Lead Based Paint and US-DOT Cert. I also was a Certified Hazard Materials Manager. Chief Stationary Egn. Lic. I attended Seminary and completed the course work for a MA Pastoral...

...motivate them, and create a positive, engaging learning experience. I also know the importance of patience and empathy, as learning can often be challenging. By encouraging perseverance and celebrating small victories, I aim to empower my students to believe in their abilities. I am particularly excited about the opportunity to tutor because I am eager to make a meaningful impact on others' education. I take pride in seeing students grow in their knowledge, skills, and...

...term. This specific influence along with a few others pushed me towards a teaching career. The world today is constantly changing and not always for the better. Students face many tough decisions after high school and many of them receive no guidance with what comes next. Providing students with an appropriate background to be successful in the real world is becoming increasingly important. Without the proper education and molding of values many students leave high...

...and in 2019, I received my Master's of Science in Aerospace Engineering from the University at Buffalo. Currently, I am pursuing a PhD in Computational Physics at the University at Buffalo. My research at UB involves developing scalable computational solvers for linear and nonlinear equations, which can be used to study various plasma and astrophysical phenomenon, such as solar flares. As an undergraduate and graduate student I have worked as a Teaching Assistant and Lab...

...State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo. After this, I have undertaken postdoctoral studies at Cornell and Temple University. I have taught ever since I was accepted as a teaching assistant(TA) while working on my Ph.D. Prior to the Ph.D., I got a Master in Physics (M.Sc) from the Indian Institute of Technology. I have over 18+ years of teaching Physics in lectures, recitations, tutoring, and office hours. I have taught at various other...

I am an astute, highly motivated, and goal-oriented individual with successful experiences in both academia and athletics. I am also an effective communicator, who is very much excited to pass down my knowledge to students.

...week, but also serving as a peer mentor for the younger Physics students while working with the Professor of the class. I would average about 10 students a session and it would be quite intimidating at times. My teaching style is unique in that I like to breakdown a complex question into very smaller examples that help clear things up for students. Also, I am very good at making a student understand what they NEED...

...here to teach, inspire and even learn from new students. Learning can be an exciting and fun adventure. Problem solving and figuring out how the best way to solve problems are the most important skills you can gain for our world today. I can be a great help for that. As a student, I never really remembered things, I always solved them by figuring things out. Hopefully I can teach you the same way.

...I feel I have a lot to offer you - not just helping you to learn, but to learn how to learn. In doing so, my goal will be to assist you by catering to your personal learning style and typical approach, which may not be the same as mine or another student. Students that I have worked with have often not only increased their understanding of a subject or learned to solve a difficult...

...and science as teacher at a local charter school through the 2016-2017 academic school year. At the end of my first year of teaching high school, I decided to return to UA to continue my graduate-level education and to pursue a career in Medical Physics. My favorite subjects to teach and tutor are all levels of algebra, calculus, physics, and biology. Patience, communication, and empathy are central to my teaching philosophy and are key skills...

...in Pharmaceutical Sciences and am pursuing my graduate education in the same field. As a scientist, understanding why something works is worth just as much as the answer itself. I like to apply this philosophy to my tutoring, encouraging students to think about what the problem is asking, and the steps needed to solve it. I am passionate in tutoring math and the sciences, believing that curiosity propels a student's education. In my time in...

...medical school with dreams of becoming a physician. I tutor Spanish, at a middle school, high school and college level, and a variety of different science and math courses as well. I do my best to make learning enjoyable for my students and I believe that it is important to bring a professional approach to teaching. When I am not tutoring, I play guitar, lift weights, and hang out with my friends, also, go Bills...

...all things physics and mathematics. I am headed to West Virginia University in the fall to pursue a PhD in physics, and have a B.A. in physics from the SUNY College at Geneseo. I have tutored high school to late university physics, but have extensive experience with mathematics. I have taken algebra, geometry, trigonometry, Calculus 1-3, Differential Equations, Linear algebra, and mathematical methods in the physical sciences. All of which I helped students with while...

Everyone can learn, if they have the desire. My goal is to empower my students while understanding their learning styles, gaining a better idea of their perspective of the world, and to thereby teach them through their perspective for maximum success. Education is my passion. If my students aren't successful, how can I be?

...math minor. In addition to earning excellent grades in my classes, I have been tutoring and assisting fellow students for many years, to the extent where Alfred University hired me to be a professional tutor for their Math Program. Students come to me because of the depth of my understanding of the course material and keep coming back for my ability to personalize my assistance to their individual needs. I tutor a wide range of...

...stranger to academia, I have a Bachelor Degree in Linguistics from Carnegie Mellon, a Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering from University at Buffalo, and a Masters Degree in Mechanical Engineering from Boston University. I have over a decade of tutoring experience and pride myself in really connecting with my students' learning styles and aspirations. My main strength as a tutor is in the maths, but I can also offer exemplary essay editing advice and my...

...math/science tutoring with two top tutoring agencies, and plenty of informal (free) tutoring as the go-to smart guy in most of his math/science classes since junior year in high school. Additionally, he has taught Stanford graduate students in 2 graduate level engineering courses as a teaching assistant during his PhD. Benjamin has five goals with each new student: 1. Identify the studnts goal, their strengths, their weaknesses, and map out a timeline of mini-goals to...

...learn and relating to the student's established knowledge base in order to build upon it. By providing tangible, real-life, everyday examples, the learning process is accessible for any student in any field. I teach by encouraging independent thinking and analytical reasoning to support problem solving skills - as apposed to simply memorizing material just to pass a test. I prompt students with leading question at every stage: how would you being?...why?..how?...what next? Confidence is built...

Hello! I am a current first year medical student at the Jacobs School of Medicine at the University at Buffalo. I have taught individuals from ages 5 to adult and have experience with one-on-one, small group, and classroom-style pedagogies. I look forward to helping you or your child learn!