Award-Winning AP Physics 1 Tutors serving South Jordan, UT

...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 would love to be able to share my enthusiasm for understanding with everyone.

...each of my past tutoring clients has seen significant improvement. I am a big believer in catering to students' learning styles. I pay attention to whether they are an audio, visual, or kinesthetic learner, and then I tutor accordingly. I am currently a junior at Brigham Young University. I am an Applied & Computational Mathematics...

...and pursue a career as a college professor. I love learning new subjects, hiking in the mountains, swimming, water polo, music, and traveling. My experience in teaching and mentoring has taken many different forms over the years. I have taught Advanced Wilderness Medicine techniques to physicians in the Netherlands, educated Kenyan villagers about proper self-care...

...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 to help YOU figure out solutions to your math and science problems! I...

I am a Chemical Engineering Student at Brigham Young University, I'm happy to help with any chemistry or math, but can also help in other areas of study.

...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 pieces. Hopefully I can share my excitement for physics along the way. Besides...

...has made all the difference. I have learned that I actually love learning, and it makes school feel like fun. My goal is to help my students discover and then unleash their own love for learning to overcome the challenges associated with the education system, whether it be test anxiety, feeling disconnected from the material,...

...in the world of academics. Growing up as a teenager, I used to have phobia for science, especially maths. I used to tell myself, "I can't do this, this would be the end of me." 18 years down the line, here I am, a Masters Degree holder in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M, and a...

...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...

...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...

...mathematical concepts and the limitless possibilities offered by the field of engineering. My fascination with mathematics began at a young age when I found joy in solving puzzles and equations. I vividly remember spending hours poring over math textbooks, eagerly tackling problems that challenged my analytical skills. As I progressed through grade school, my enthusiasm...

...be rather stressful for others, which is why I want to help in any way I can as a tutor. On campus I tutor for the math department, helping first and second year students in their pre-calc through multivariable calculus classes. I always try to make tutoring as enjoyable of an experience as possible, as...

...general chemistry. I am now in a graduate program in Mechanical Engineering, and I run a research and educational nonprofit focusing on teaching high school and undergraduate student how to break into research. I have a passion for helping students learn in a way that best suits them which is why I started a tutoring...

...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 of teaching physics in a college setting. Beyond the world of teaching, I love...

...rewarding experience. It's amazing when I see people have that "lightbulb" moment and they now understand a difficult concept or they've learned something new. Tutoring just comes naturally to me, and because of that, I've had plenty of time to hone that skill. Varsity Tutors also recommended to upload info about who I am, so...

...Burbridge Athletics Academic Center at the University of Utah, where I also earned my Bachelors of Science in Physics, I developed a passion for education, which I intend to continue with now that I have moved to Washington DC. I am able to tutor students in Physics, Mathematics, and Computer Science, having developed experience as...

...a subject is infinitely better than checking boxes, so I try to make sure that my students can not only do the work assigned to them, but also ensure they understand what it is they are doing. I think learning should be fun, and that the best teachers know how to do that.

...have students with no training in interpersonal relations or management. The goal of those initial lectures will then acquaint students with a practical working knowledge of management, human relationships, and leadership principles. This approach is rarely met with resistance, often leading students to appreciate their chosen academic career path and creating a decision to further...

...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.

...professionally, but I will be able to draw on my experience from helping my peers through school to tutor others in the best way possible. I graduated from the University of Utah's Mechanical Engineering program with a 3.9 GPA, so I have a good grasp of all of the subjects that were covered. Because I...