Award-Winning AP Statistics Tutors serving Philadelphia, PA

...am a rising sophomore at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. I have not settled on my concentration yet, but I am interested in marketing, finance, and law. I tutor several subjects but I am most passionate about math, history, and writing. As a current student myself, I understand the value of students feeling comfortable in their work and having a positive learning experience. I want to help my students achieve their goals...

I am an undergraduate Computer Science Major at Villanova University. I have experience as a computer science peer tutor at Villanova. I love teaching others about math and computer science because I want other people to experience how rewarding and fun those subjects are. Outside of tutoring I enjoy reading and playing video games.

I'm a student at the University of Pennsylvania, pursuing a master's in Mechanical Engineering in Robotics. My expertise are in Calculus, Differential Equations, and Mechanics. I look forward to working with you all. I think we can really make a difference in your school performance and make you the best that you can be. ... Cooperation; learning is a cooperative effort from the student and the teacher. Proper communication requires two people to share a perspective,...

I am a dedicated college student passionate about learning and teaching. I have years of experience in tutoring and am able to offer valuable study methods, tips, tricks. I look forward to making a difference and gaining valuable experiences learning from others.

...be able to understand and appreciate. Students who "hate" math seldom truly do; often only a past bad experience has ruined the subject for them. From there, I branched out to the sciences and things only became more fun. In all my tutoring, I strive to emphasize the underlying beauty of the subject. I find that enthusiasm is infectious and is the best answer to precipitously dropping grades. I believe that building confidence and deep conceptual...

Hello! I'm currently in my sophomore year of undergrad at the College of William and Mary, pursuing a double major in Mathematics and English. I've completed all the lower division classes, and a few of the upper division classes. My previous tutoring experiences include tutoring high school underclassmen in math and french, as part of my school's honor societies. Please let me know if you'd be interested in working with me!

My majors in Undergraduate and Graduate are both Mathematics, which give me a sound understanding in math. Also, I have passion and interest to make people learn more about math.... Try another way to explain and give some simple examples.

...where I studied Bioengineering and Economics with a Mathematics Minor. Thereafter, I was worked in neuroimaging at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia before attending Cornell for my Masters in Biomedical Engineering. I now live in NYC after helping to create a biomedical analytics company here and I planning to enter a PhD program next. My teaching experience spans 5 years of tutoring Mathematics in high school West Philadelphia as well as at Penn. I try...

...am an analytically-driven in Duke University's Class of 2023 pursuing degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. I have a thirst for knowledge in mainly the mathematics and sciences, and I thoroughly enjoy conveying my passions through tutoring. My experiences in student-tutoring began in High School where I tutored SAT, Mathematics, and Physics. My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT and ACT Math, Physics, Calculus at all levels, Algebra, and Statistics. One of the many reasons...

...I am Peter Campion. I studied education in Temple's graduate program, and I have a bachelor of science in physics from Drexel University. I taught high school classes of chemistry, biology, physical science, and earth space science in Northeast Philadelphia. I have also worked on a project to create a code that generates animations of simulated galactic dynamics. More recently, I have co-authored my second scholarly article concerning a dark matter search apparatus engineered with...

...qualified for the AIME and MIT's Math Prize for Girls and won the award for achievement in mathematics in my high school class of 400. These achievements make me uniquely qualified to teach both competition and academic mathematics at most levels. In fact, I have experience successfully tutoring a wide age range of students, from age 4 to 17. At this point in my life, I like to use teaching and mentoring to make a...

...University, researching systemic inequalities in the criminal justice system. I have always sustained a passion for teaching, starting as a math tutor in high school. I worked as an instructor for full semester college courses for freshman for 2 years before starting my master's and enjoy coaching students through the transition from high school to college. I currently tutor in subjects such as statistics, psychology, research, essay editing, and more. I particularly love helping students...

...multiple universities and countries. Inspired by my teachers and working first-hand with some of them as a teaching assistant, I have discovered the following principles that guide my approach to teaching. First, an instructor should always think from the student's perspective to devise the best way to explain a seemingly-complicated concept, e.g., by reducing it to its subproblems, and by clearly illustrating the connections to previously taught concepts. Peeling away the apparent complexity to reveal...

...have been tutoring statistics for the past 5 years at Rutgers University. As a tutor, I worked for the Rutgers Learning Center where I helped undergraduate and graduate students in a variety of statistics courses ranging from the 100-400 level. Key topics that I cover include Probability, Hypothesis Testing, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), and Regression Methods (Simple Linear & Multivariable Regression). I have a Bachelor's Degree in Statistics and Biology (Double Major) from Rutgers University...

...My favorite subject to tutor is Algebra, because I believe it is the most intuitive area in math, and nothing in teaching brings me more joy than in helping students develop their own sense of intuition towards a subject. I have experience working with students at the elementary, middle school, and high school level in math. This has included creating individualized plans to work with a student's needs, whether they are in need of support with...

...courses in my 15 years at different colleges and universities. I have a bachelor's in Mathematics and a PhD in Statistics. My central role as a math and statistics educator is to provide tools and resources to students in order for them to achieve their goals and have fun while doing it. My main approach in teaching is to engage students individually or in groups by using question-and-answer sessions, discussion, interactive lecture (in which students...

I love mathematics, and I always try to to show you why in the context of the math you need to learn!

...an experienced tutor with a Bachelor's in Biology and 3 years teaching experience, and I love helping students succeed in subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy, Math, and English as a Second Language. Being fluent in both English and Spanish, I'm able to support Spanish-speaking students and make learning accessible and enjoyable. I've worked with students of all ages and levels, and I'm excited to bring my passion for teaching to your child. I'm all about...

...helped quite a few of them getting a grade level better in a variety of classes. I am the most passionate about math, chemistry, and physics. My goal in tutoring is to help a student in finding their interest/passion in a subject and to show them methods and the logic behind solving problems and daily applications. I am confident in helping my students understand difficult concepts or principles. I believe everyone has the potential in...

...allowed me the opportunity to offer academic support to my peers. There were no material incentives - the rewards were intrinsic. Thus, I learned to love teaching for its own sake. When I came to college, the opportunities only expanded. I was able to support myself through the first year of college on this skill alone. It continued to be something I enjoyed, and it ultimately led to me directing a tutoring program - the...