Award-Winning C# Tutors serving Bellflower, CA

...10 years experience tutoring middle and high school math, writing, and test prep. I work with students to deepen their understanding of material so that they can become confident in their work. The goal is not getting any one problem or assignment right, but building the skillset to tackle ANY assignment independently with confidence.

...educator early in life. I began teaching as a teacher's assistant at Eckerd College. At the time, I honestly thought I had the best job in the world. I realized I aspired to see other people have those "A-ha" moments. Many years later, I'm sure I wasn't wrong. I would later go on to teach...

...my knowledge of the world-- I've dived head-first into it. I am passionate about Computer Science and the related fields, and love to spread my knowledge to others. I am currently attending San Jose State University to achieve my degree in Software Engineering with a focus on graphics programming and Machine Learning/AI. What I believe...

...Windows, Mac, and Linux operating systems. I am currently learning how to use PostgreSQL and SQL on realtime web applications. I have tutored middle schoolers Algebra 1 and Geometry for a high school program (NHS), and have helped many of my classmates through math and computer science classes. I enjoy anything that has to do...

...not only because I enjoy doing it, but also since I see how it makes a real difference in my students' lives. I always attempt to explain difficult concepts in simple language, with real-world examples that my students can relate to. My tutoring sessions start with a discussion of the important terms and concepts, in...

I want to learn to interact with kids of all age groups, to teach myself how to be a better communicator so I can effectively communicate myself to others when the need arises.

...we both attach meaning to what we are discussing. It is through this type of meaning that, as humans, we can stand on to actualize ourselves, to contribute to the world around us in profound ways. With that in mind, these are the general topics I tutor: web/mobile app development, computer science, data science, and...

...systems and networks ever since. Most of the technology I have worked on is geared towards agricultural and environmental applications. I specialize in embedded systems, networking, and Android programming. The languages I use professionally are C++, C#, Python, Kotlin, and Java. I love finding ways to use technology to solve problems in every discipline, and...

...at the University of Houston - Downtown and a masters of science in computer science at the University of Houston - Clearlake. I am most passionate about math and computer science. I have taught community college developmental math classes for about 2 years. When I was a math student, I learn best by example and...

...seeking to make a difference and help shape this world for my children. Being a teacher allows me to reach many different children around the world and educate them with a programming skill set. Coding is one of the most important skills to have in today's technology-driven era. It sharpens your problem-solving and critical-thinking skills.

...a weak understanding of the bases of mathematics is what inhibited my learning and stifled performance. I'm here to help my students similar to how I was, in hopes to assist them in realizing their potentials. Outside of tutoring and attending school full-time, I love playing badminton, learning Mandarin Chinese, and watching TV series (like...

...Science and Bioinformatics. I have maintained a 3.6 through my coursework here at UMBC. I went to high school in Howard County at Centennial High School and I have been tutoring since my Senior year there. I plan to one day be a professor, invigorated to that dream with my love of teaching and working...

I love to see the light bulb click on. When the student finally grasps, understands, and comprehends the math after so much struggle makes it rewarding for both.... Do what you must to transfer math concepts. Start with homework... strengths and weaknesses will eventually appear.... It depends on the student. The bottom line is that the student must practice.

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...the brick and motor schools and 3 years experience with online/virtual teaching. I have a vast amount of knowledge that I would like to help anyone that needs help. I have a B.S. in Special Education, a M.S. in Educational Administration, and an Educational Specialist Degree in Director of Special Education Rank 1 in the...

...of subjects, I am most passionate about computer science, programming(Java, Python, C#/ASP.NET, (HTML, CSS, and JavaScript), and various CompTIA certifications which I also currently hold (A+, Network+, and Security+). In my experience helping struggling students prepare for certifications or sharpen their coding skills, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements) prepping...

...thin-film nano-scale materials such as Graphene. Zack believes that games are a widely under-utilized resource in education. Zack integrates games or gamified learning in as much as possible. People learn best when they are interested in the outcome like building a career, bettering their financial situation, Inventing something entirely new and games help train the...

...attended Sidwell Friends School in Washington, D.C. At Harvard, I study Earth and Planetary Sciences with a minor in Organismic and Evolutionary Biology. I am also a John Harvard Scholar, and I am passionate about the climate and how it is affecting ecosystems. I really enjoy teaching and interacting with everyone, and I am especially...

...Algebra, Geometry, Optimization Methods, Calculus, Programming, and Robotics at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. Tutoring is something I grew up with, and I have always been passionate about teaching. While pursuing my degrees, I led groups of students in tutoring sessions, helping them grasp challenging concepts and improve their academic performance. I have two...

I believe that everyone can learn just in different ways. It is the extra mile that counts when it comes to teaching. It is important as a teacher to understand that every person learns in a different way and that it is important to adapt and modify instruction to best fit each individual