Award-Winning Business Tutors serving Round Rock, TX

Hi, I'm Tanu! I am tremendously excited to get to know you once you decided to choose me as your tutor. I teach English Grammar and Writing, Math up to Pre Calculus, Public speaking, SAT Prep, and Hindi! I can also help review and edit academic or professional papers/essays written in English as well as for AP. I cannot wait to work with you!

...their life. I earned biology degrees from Bowling Green State University (B. S.) and Texas A and M University (M. S.). At both universities I focused on marine biology. My doctorate is in geology from the University of Cincinnati where I studied the paleontology. My teaching career began as an undergraduate tutor helping my peers better understand their science and math courses. Next I taught undergraduate science labs as a graduate student. For five years...

...Biology/Chemistry from Duke University. I love teaching and firmly believe in the potential of every student. I utilize an uplifting teaching model that empowers students to not only learn the material, but be confident in their knowledge. I have over 8 years of teaching and tutoring experience in a variety of subjects. I have served as a mentor for the Durham Children's initiative, working to build an educational pipeline to college for underserved students. I...

...Business. I love getting to know others and providing guidance wherever I can. Learning is a continuous journey, and I am here to try and make it as fun and easy as possible. I tutor in a wide variety of subjects such as AP and non-AP equivalents, PSAT/SAT, and college-level technical skills. I am most passionate about helping students with their standardized tests and college admissions, as having gone through the cycle myself, I understand...

"When one teaches, two learn" As a science student, I am an eternal learner. The field changes every day and it requires an eager and open mindset. It is my passion to understand it and help others do the same.

...CA where I scored a 2200 on the SAT and excelled in AP coursework (Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, U.S. History, Biology, Chemistry, English and Calculus), receiving an 'AP Scholar with Distinction' award for my performance in the classes. I have experience tutoring for SAT preparation and various subjects related to my academic background. This includes both assistance with the subject material, and general study and test strategies. I am excited to continue applying what I have learned...

Learning as well as teaching mathematics and science are some of my greatest interests. The process of teaching is very enjoyable to me. I have a degree in Applied Mathematics from UCLA and currently working acquiring more skills on Data Science and Machine Learning

...real deal. If you're looking for an upbeat, enthusiastic tutor, then you can end your search here. My specialty is chemistry, but I also really like physics and took two semesters of it in college and can definitely help you out. I LOVE this subject and my biggest goal in life is to teach kids to have fun while learning. Chemistry and physics can be really hard. There were so many times when I got...

...at all levels. I understand that each student learns differently, and I tailor my approach to meet your unique learning style, whether that's breaking down tough concepts, providing practice problems, or offering real-world applications to make the material more relatable. My experience also extends to technology integration in the classroom, so I can support students using tools like ALEKS, Blackboard, and math software such as Python and MATLAB. Whether you need help preparing for standardized...

...as a child and persevered through academia by constant private tutoring. So let me explain why learning together is important. The explanation effect highlights the amount of information we retain when introduced to knowledge from different methods. For example, we learn 5% of material from a standard in-person lecture; yet we learn 90% of what we teach others. It is my personal philosophy to make sure I bridge the gap of what I am teaching...

...as my field is microbiology. I typically work with high school and college students but have some experience with younger students. For those that wish to improve and understand concepts better, I will gladly use creative problem solving to find a way to relate a concept in terms the student will grasp. I have completed research projects involving wildlife and antibiotic resistance and even giving concrete the properties of steel. I served as a peer...

...the session we student questions about the material (i.e. where they are) and moving to working problems while I observe the students thought process in working the problem. Then assist the student as needed. I minimize lecturing TO the student." I tutored my granddaughter, who was home-schooled her senior year, in chemistry and math. I addition, I tutored a colleague in math for her MBA entrance exam. I have extensive stand-up training experience to adults...

Having tutored since high school, I love getting to know individual students and putting our heads together to figure out what strategies will be most effective to learn subject material. In particular, I focus on math and languages, since my strengths lie in cumulative, memorization-based topics.

...In regards to my previous experience as a tutor, I used to volunteer at an after school program in Chicago called Insight. Which catered to elementary school students, I would help children from 3rd grade-7th grade with homework assignments, projects, assisting them in areas where they can improve and others. So I am very patient and have a verse amount of experience with assisting children in elementary school with subjects where they would need some...

...their projects. In many cases, I have been able to encourage students to fit their projects together to avoid overlap and increase the utility and power of their work. As a faculty member, I expect working with students to be one of the most rewarding aspects, both because it represents an opportunity to push forward research that I may not have time to explore, and because of the fresh ideas that the students will bring.

My history as an experienced mentor, and a current student myself, has taught me the value of helping fellow students feel empowered and successful. I know the meaning of hard work, and have learned how to overcome challenges in my own academic career, and I want to share that knowledge!

...commitment, and determination, a student can find success. I thoroughly enjoy the "ah ha" moment when a student begins to grasp the ideas and concepts in a subject. Getting to this moment is important. Equally important is building on that moment in further learning. I have found that a student intuitively knows if the tutor is patient, understanding, and creative about helping the learning process. This is personally important to me as a father of...

...especially for standardized testing (AP exams and the SAT/ACT). Outside of tutoring, my interests revolve around being involved in my community. For example, I have directed the Children's Wellness Foundation, a registered nonprofit dedicated to helping the families of children in the hospital with finances. I have also been involved in research surrounding addiction, learning and memory, and breast cancer, inspiring me to earn my EMT certification! Now, through Varsity Tutors, I am most looking...

...structured, proposed, and wrote an undergraduate thesis finding a positive relation between test anxiety and trauma-related psychopathology symptoms. I truly enjoyed learning and working in my undergraduate career. I then attended graduate school at the University of Central Florida studying Clinical Psychology. During my two years here, I studied advanced research methods, psychopathology, and evidenced-based therapy techniques. Here, I made it a point to type up my class notes to email to my cohort to...

...a Professional Certification in Java Programming from NYU. I have been working in the Financial industry for my whole career. I started out as a trade runner, then a trader on Merrill Lynch's desk, then decided to challenge myself with programming, and love it even more. As far as my teaching style, I aim to relate subject matter to personal experience, to create a context that anyone can learn in. In my free time, I...