Award-Winning Audio Engineering Tutors

It is my mission to provide excellent instruction to all my students. I want to help everyone embrace the joy of learning and overcome the fear of failure.

...doctorate in Audiology. I have a lot of experience tutoring middle schoolers up through college students. I was an Elementary Education major before I switched into Audiology, so I also have experience working with younger students. I tutored high school and middle schoolers in the Pinellas County School system as part of the AVID program. Then I was a tutor for USF athletics and U of I athletics. Since I have started out as a...

I have spent almost 40 years as a writer and media professional. I believe that self-expression skills are vital to success, no matter what type of job a person has. My goal is to make my students successful and effective communicators.

Happy to be sharing my skills and experience through Varsity Tutors! After studying in New York, Mexico, and Berlin, I want to keep the ball rolling and give back to the community in which I now currently reside: New York City. ... My teaching philosophy is to combine structured learning with that of free and intuitive learning. I believe anybody can learn anything; all that is necessary is motive, a plan, and follow through.... Discover the...

It is my goal to help students achieve their utmost potential by setting high goals and holding them accountable. I am committed to the success of all students and believe a collective pursuit of knowledge will improve our overall quality of life.

...with years of experience performing and teaching students privately and in classes. My students have ranged from as young as 5 to as seasoned as 60 for a variety of instruments and skill levels. I primarily teach guitar but also have extensive experience teaching piano, ukulele and music theory. I believe in incorporating real world examples to help students understand the application of music theory and playing techniques in their chosen instrument.

...NYC" Playlist alongside prominent indie artists such as Dirty Projectors, Hamilton Leithauser, and Soccer Mommy. Since 2017, I have worked in direct support and life skills coaching for individuals with cognitive and developmental disabilities. This work has helped me to become a kind, patient, and compassionate teacher. Before working in special needs, I was a professional chef in NYC, working in restaurants and private events. So, if you're looking to step up your game in...

I'm a graduate of Earlham College with dual bachelor's degrees in Human Development and Social Relations and Theatre Arts. I have worked with kids from early elementary school through high school, primarily focusing on reading fluency and critical reading skills. I'm very passionate about literature and history and love to help spark interest and understanding in young minds. When I'm not working, I love to read, embroider, and watch movies.

...looks. Language is my specialty - I'm a native speaker of English and I've achieved fluency in Spanish through a combination of academic and immersive techniques. I have a very thorough understanding of the grammatical structure of both Spanish and English, and a style of teaching and clear explanation that works. On more than one occasion, I've had a student tell me, "I've never understood this rule before and now I finally do." It's very...

...brain that cause psychiatric disorders, including Schizophrenia and Autism. I completed my undergraduate training at West Virginia University in Psychology and Biology. As a tutor, I specialize in biology (especially neurobiology), though also have expertise in many other areas including Psychology, Statistics, English, and also music production! I tutored in many of these subjects at West Virginia University, and plan to continue teaching as a college professor after obtaining my Ph.D. Please feel free to...

...harvesting the student's individual progress in any matter of learning. It's the culmination of want, desire, and drive to excel in the subject matter, as well as an appreciation of having met certain goals. The "good" teacher is not only one who pushes the subject matter, but sees how the student can grasp, then master the material, in order to then execute his/her mastery of it. It is such that makes the teacher a good...

...high school when I first really saw how sharing the way I interpret and explain certain subjects and topics can help others see the larger concept, and thus apply that towards mastery of the topic. My favorite and strongest subjects are maths (from basic mathematics and algebra to precalculus and physics) and englishes (including comprehension, writing, grammar, and literature). I work to find ways to explain concepts such as algebra and grammar in ways that...

I'm an electrical engineer working in the RF and mobile communications industry. I currently hold a MSEE and BSEE with a minor in physics. I've also been a professional musician since the late 90s. I aim to help students develop their own intuition when solving problems and learning new concepts. If you're having trouble in some areas, there's a good chance I've already struggled through it!

...tests, algebra, beginner level subjects, and anything music related. I love to tutor anything math related because there's always a clear cut answer to strive towards. I always feel accomplished after finishing a math problem. My teaching philosophy surrounds the idea that an answer must not be given to a student, but instead gestured towards to allow for independent thought processes. I want them to feel the same level of achievement I felt in school....

...about 30 hours a week. One of these part time jobs was working for a robotics company, where I was a lead instructor. This company would have me teach summer camps to Students anywhere from the first grade, up to 12th grade. The summer camps would teach students the basics of programming and other robotic applications, such as sensors and basic motion. I also have experience tutoring privately as well. If I can teach programming...

...and needs tools to help them succeed, or that a student wants to deepen their understanding or interest in a particular academic interest of theirs, I have enjoyed getting to come alongside students to empower them in their efforts. I have spent the last three years teaching 5th and 6th grade, and my areas of expertise are in Grammar, English Writing and Composition, Literature, European and American History, Elementary Math, and Religious Studies. I have also...

When teaching music, I pride myself on finding the balance between keeping students interested and curious by catering to their specific tastes, and equipping them with necessary fundamentals they'll need to be versatile and proficient in their own musical niches. Personally, I'm grateful to have had teachers/instructors that simultaneously nurtured my interests and built my skill set, so my teaching philosophy is built around emulating that.

...passionate about tutoring because I love to help students succeed academically and guide them to reach a true understanding of their material. My favorite subject to tutor is mathematics. I believe that math can be applied to everyday life and I aspire to help my students learn to love the subject. I have experience tutoring 3rd-5th graders in science and math, as well as college students in physics. Outside of school, I enjoy playing instruments...

My name is Justin and I've been teaching for almost a decade now. I graduated from Rutgers, Cum Laude, where I attended Mason Gross School of the Arts and studied Jazz Guitar. I teach a wide array of music subjects, in addition to instruments, and history. I ended up getting a B.A. I love teaching all ages of students and learning styles and am committed to helping my students achieve their highest potential.

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