Award-Winning AP Physics 1 Tutors serving Fort Lauderdale, FL

...a student-athlete since middle school and am currently a D1 runner at UF. My experiences with managing both school and sports has taught me the importance of discipline and time management. I mentor my students so that they use their time effectively to achieve their goals both in and out of the classroom. My philosophy with tutoring is that every student can excel, as long as they are taught with patience, positivity, and empathy.

...Florida International University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on HVAC. In high school, I was part of Mu Alpha Theta and tutored students in almost all subjects of Math on a weekly basis. During my years in college, I worked as a Learning Assistant with the math department at FIU, tutoring and helping student in College Algebra, Calculus I and Calculus 2. I served as an assistant to...

...who is passionate about creating inclusive and interactive lessons that accommodate my students' needs. After obtaining a degree in biophysics with a STEM teaching minor from The George Washington University, I taught two years of high school science where I developed curriculums and maintained high effective ratings. As a non-native English speaker and science teacher, I understand the challenges students may face in school while learning a new subject. I like to get to know...

I became interested in tutoring during college. I started tutoring biology, chemistry and writing. By my senior year, I was running the tutoring center and writing lab. Following undergraduate, I became a teacher's aid and substitute teacher in the public school system. A year later I attended graduate school, where I received my PhD in neuroscience. I have over 10 years of experience tutoring math, science, SAT prep, and sciences (including biology and life sciences).

...the state of Texas to teach math, German, history, geography, and physics at the secondary school level. I have tutored in Statistics, Algebra, and Calculus as a graduate assistant at Texas A&M and have done private tutoring in Algebra and Statistics. I lived and worked in Germany for a total of 15 years, raising a family and working as a logistics engineer. My German was mostly self taught, with a couple of community college courses...

...doing it so I look forward to helping you as well! I've also conducted research on vulvar cancer and looked at how clobetasol may induce cellular quiescence in vulvar carcinoma cells. This hands-on experience in lab gives me a real edge in applied Biology. When I am not tutoring I teach yoga, enjoy the outdoors, and hang out with my cat, Mama (and she is just the best!) I am incredibly passionate and excited about...

...science and art subjects one of my favorite combination of these but is usually seen outside of academia is 3D Computer Graphics ! It is a marvel of what we as human can create with the right tools in our toolbox and it brings me great joy to share my knowledge with other and to see the growth of my students confidence and comprehension. If you are in need of help let's work together to...

Hello!! I am an experienced educator with several years of teaching experience in physics and mathematics (from algebra to calculus). I believe true knowledge comes from understanding and not memorization. This is the focal point of my teaching style. Thank you for taking the time to read my profile and I look forward to working with you.... My style is through understanding and not memorizing. This approach allows students to solve new problems the first time,...

...approach for maximum comprehension. I believe in using visual aids and hands-on examples to make complex concepts more accessible. I am especially enthusiastic about physics, from mechanics to quantum mechanics, and I am committed to fostering a supportive learning environment where students can thrive. Outside of tutoring, I am University of Miami master's student for physics, where I do astronomy research. My hobbies also include playing guitar, swimming, surfing, and playing soccer.

...learns at their own pace. I focus on mastery based learning where the student must demonstrate adequate aptitude in the theoretical and practical aspects of a subject before we move on to a different one. Emphasis is placed on teaching principles and nurturing independent thought for problem solving. As a tutor, I rely on being patient, having dynamic lessons, and on demonstrating how various aspects of a subject tie together and build upon each other.

...is presented in a new and unpredictable way? A fundamental understanding of the topic, a calm analytical thought-process, and some much-needed test skills allow us to tackle such adversity. Some of us are auditory learners and some are visual learners. Some of us love flash cards while others prefer a whiteboard or some trusty scratch-paper. Regardless of our study preferences, there are two things we can all benefit from: a structured framework of study and...

...many other subjects that I find it hard to decide what it is I want to do when I graduate, although I feel strongly about Aerospace and Control Systems. However, of one thing I'm sure: I want to keep learning and I want to transfer my knowledge to other students. I want to do a master's in electrical or mechanical engineering at some point in the future, but I first want to spend some time...

...student majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Applied Mathematics. I graduated Class Valedictorian in high school and was named National Merit Finalist. I took 16 AP classes in high school, including AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Computer Science A, AP Physics C : Mechanics and AP Physics 1, with a score of 5 in all of the tests. I scored a 1570/1600 in my SAT and 800 in the SAT Math...

I look forward to helping students reach there educational goals.

...2020 Columbia University Civil Engineering graduate and current Master of Science candidate. Through my time at Columbia I worked part-time at the Columbia Online Graduate School where I learned about the dos and don'ts of online teaching. After personally experiencing the transition to online learning when my last semester switched to a fully-online format, as well as witnessing how challenging the transition was for my younger siblings I realized the critical impact of effective academic...

...to pursue a college education. After I finished college, I had an excellent career, and my jobs gave me the opportunity to work on very interesting projects, visit many places, work with incredible people, and live a comfortable and happy life. I think Education is one of the most important assets to have to ensure success in life. Helping people to continue and/or to excel in school has always been something I enjoy doing, and...

...college students looking from help in different courses. After my freshman year in college, I realized that I have the potential to help students. Then I decided to start tutoring college students who were struggling in Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics. Once I started noticing that my tutoring improved the students' academic performances, it kept me motivated to continue tutoring since I was able to make a change in the students' academic life.

...since a young age. In my experience I have always tried to help struggling students in a fun and engaging manor. The expression "Time flies when you're having fun" applies to my educating style. I was always the kid to ask a lot of question and encourage all students I work with to not be afraid to ask for assistance. I am here to help and provide the best assistance in understanding/comprehension of course material....

...I also tutored students for AP Physics 1. I have lots of experience teaching and tutoring high school students. I absolutely loved tutoring, but since coming to Georgia Tech, I've been extremely busy, so I had to stop tutoring to focus on studying. But now that the semester is ending, I have more free time, so I am so excited to start tutoring again. In my free time, I enjoy playing tennis, riding my bike,...

...understanding whats going on, it not only rewarding, but fun. Thats what I want to do for my students: show them that things they find difficult don't have to be! I currently attend Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where I study physics and astronomy. There, I have learned the importance of catering to different learning styles and encouraging different problem-solving methods when tackling challenging questions. Other than my academic passions, I love reading comic books, watching movies,...