...high school when I was only 14! Unfortunately, many of my classmates struggled without the presence of a teacher, and I began tutoring them. I tutored students from many different backgrounds in all subjects of high school for over 6 months, and greatly enjoyed it and would like to tutor again. Now, having just graduated with my undergraduate degree, I am looking to begin tutoring as a true mentor, and not as a classmate. I...
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My name is Austin. I'm a very motivated and lively tutor who has passion for impacting and helping people succeed in academics. I promise to leave you better than before after my sessions. Feel free to schedule me anytime.
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...to move into the tutoring arena. I love tutoring math of all ages, but especially Pre-Algebra and above. My hope is that through my ability to change my teaching methods to fit the students learning style, as well as being a more relatable and reasonable math person, I can really "coach" you through your math struggles, and pass along some of my enthusiasm for to each of my students. When I'm not solving people's math...
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...education and a strong belief in its power to enhance quality of life. With a background in teaching students of various ages and cultural backgrounds, I have helped learners improve their skills in Mathematics, Science, Coding. My tutoring journey includes working with children all around the world. I specialize in preparing students for standardized tests, particularly focusing on Critical Reading and Writing, where I've seen significant progress and success.I was also online coding tutor in...
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...started relying on me to help many of the academically-at-risk athletes to get through Statistics and Quantitative Methods of Business. I was also a Graduate Assistant for Microeconomics and Intermediate Microeconomics, where I tutored students weekly and held review sessions before each exam. Based solely on word of mouth, students started contacting me seeking help, so I would sometimes tutor privately as well. Before Graduate School, I was awarded my B.S. in Finance with a...
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...private formative, and secondary schools all over the continental U.S., and homeschooling my own daughter opened many doors and provided opportunities that allowed for my experience in leadership, finances, and collaboration as well for many organizations. Being able to visit landmarks and monuments that I had read about and learned during my years as a student, then being able to teach my own children the importance, history and significance were amazing. While traveling and living...
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...how to make students understand it; especially those who does not like it. I know that math may be very hard for some students, but I have many helpful tools that might make students understand math. My favorite subjects to tutor are geometry, algebra and calculus because I had good professors who gave me a good background in those subjects. In my spare time, I like to go out with my friends, read books, and...
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I am a professor at a small university in Abilene, TX. I believe that all students can learn and it is up to the teacher to be creative in reaching the students.
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...since I was in high school. I have always like the feeling of helping others when they are having a hard time understanding a topic. A little about me: I am from Venezuela! My passions are math, music, art, and learning new things. I am currently enrolled in Valencia College pursuing Computer Engineering. I hope that I can be really helpful and create an environment where my students are never shy to ask questions!
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...focus on Education from Liberty University in May, 2019 and my Master's degree from Case Western Reserve University in December of 2020. I have been tutoring mathematics ranging from developmental math to Calculus III for the entire duration of my college experience in both group and one-on-one sessions. More details on my past class experience are available in my Resume. Everyone has something that they struggle learning, Mathematics is absolutely not anything to be shy...
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...my name is Andrea! I graduated in 2013 with my Bachelors in biology (minors in math & applied stats) and I'll be graduating in August 2019 with my Masters in biology. I tutored math for 4 years in college and I've been a biology teaching assistant for 1.5 years in grad school. I specialize in teaching middle and high school math; middle and high school biology; and college biology. I love helping people work through...
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...name is Ms. Craft. Let's feel the Wrath of Craft's Math! With 13 years of experience teaching math, I have been proving to students from 5th grade to 10th grade and even some students preparing for college that math should NOT be their least favorite subject. It's all a puzzle and riddle. Using technology let's knock into the era of today and find the easy, fun, and cool way to make math possibly your favorite...
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...services when I am not tutoring or immersing myself in learning. Ultimately, I am passionate about helping my students find sustainable ways to learn from, succeed in, and get the most from their classes....even the ones that are most frustrating and that challenge them the most. Let's work together to achieve your/your child's academic goals and have some fun in the process! (Learning and fun should go hand in hand, after all). Specialty areas include:...
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...Engineering Student at FIU. Math have been always my strong subject since middle school. At Miami Dade College, I tutored all STEM subjects up to Differential equations for almost 2 years. I don't consider math a hard subject if you know the theories behind them. For me math can be fun!! When tutoring students ,I show them how to solve questions using critical thinking which can help save time and also how to be confident...
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...students preparing for the GRE general test. For test preparation, I assign a decent amount of homework each week and I spend the majority of my sessions going over the questions my students answer incorrectly. While all of my "professional" and "academic" qualities are certainly important, I think it's also necessary for you to understand more about me as a person. I consider myself a "nerd" and I am no longer self-conscious about it -...
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I grew up homeschooled by my mother with a Masters degree in Deaf Education, so I have always tutored my two younger siblings in Math. I took up tutoring outside of my family when I started College back in 2014. I am now a well known name in the community for my friendly demeanor and excellent results!
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...also specialize in test preparation and academic writing, ensuring students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills that extend beyond the classroom. My goal is to create a supportive and interactive learning environment where students feel confident in tackling challenging concepts. Whether it's breaking down complex equations, refining coding logic, or guiding students through literature analysis, I am committed to making learning both enjoyable and effective. If you're looking for a tutor who is patient, knowledgeable,...
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I have been tutoring since 2008. I've helped 1000+ students to improve their understanding in general chemistry, biology (especially in genetics, anatomy, and microbiology), most physics courses, organic chemistry, math (algebra, geometry, and pre-calc), ACT, GRE, DAT, MCAT, and other test prep. I have a level 1 & 2 tutor certification from the College Learning and Reading Association. I offer one-on-one, small group, and online tutoring.
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...love to work with students and make sure they understand what they need to know. I have enjoyed tutoring others the SAT and ACT. As I am a full-time Dual Enrolled student at Miami-Dade College, I also tutored college students in the Kendall Campus' Math Lab. Also, I have spent more than 100 hours tutoring other students Math in preparation for exams and standardized tests. Through my experience in tutoring, I've found that students are...
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...a teaching assistant for two undergraduate courses: Number Theory and Discrete Mathematics. My duties involved giving weekly tutorials and designing and evaluating homework and quizzes. I have also taught underprivileged high school students as part of an NGO. I taught math, computer science and english speaking skills. This is why Mathematics is my favourite subject to tutor. I am also comfortable tutoring for standardised tests such as the GRE and SAT. My goal is not...
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Continued the routine with another practice test from the book. the student is showing improvement with her vocabulary in the reading section and continues to perform at a high level for the writing section. Math is still her biggest challenge, but the shortcuts I'm teaching her should save her precious time on the exam. I also think she is gaining confidence on the math section, which is probably her greatest obstacle because she is reluctant to guess if she has any doubts.
We started by going over reading comprehension-- the passages I assigned for homework, and then the rest left in the practice test. Then we moved on to analogies. The student is definitely showing more comfort with both sections. I assigned a few more analogies and synonyms to work on at home.
We worked on sentence completion strategies (looking for opposite, identifying language), as well as did practice sections. We also worked on vocabulary building activities and reading comprehension review (how to approach passages, look at questions beforehand). Went over the essay and pre-writing strategies. The student completed one practice essay. We discussed how to be more specific and how to include more details. We wrapped up with a few math problems.
Today was my first meeting with the student. We went over a diagnostic test to see where she had trouble. She did very well in the math portion of the exam. We need to work on verbal strategies and some test anxiety issues.
Today we began to take an in depth look at the concepts from the book. We went through all the concepts in chapters 1 and 2 (basic math and kinematics). We talked through the concepts to make sure the student understood the physics and worked out each example problem to make sure he was comfortable applying the concepts.
The student completed a full length ACT practice test over the weekend so we spent some of the sessions scoring the test. I appreciate the student's willingness to complete his at-home assignments. His weaknesses are still in the reading and science sections, so extra practice with those will be necessary. We worked through the English section and went over the ones he missed. The student will need some extra geometry practice for the math section.
