I am a licensed structural engineer and a math tutor. I like math. I've always liked math. Now I am lucky enough to apply it everyday in my life. I'm here to help everyone come to like it as well. This is my part in making the world a better place. I am looking to help someone (kid or college student) long term with their "difficulties" and become their mentor.
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First and foremost my priority as a Teacher is to educate my pupils. I am accountable for achieving excellence in engagement and understanding them while making the subject interesting. * To understanding the students learning style requires that I review assignments, communicate expectations then provide and solicit feedback. * Promote and reward good outcomes. I will demonstrate positive attitudes, values in all my communications with the student.
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...problem-solver. That experience drives my passion for helping others succeed. I've worked with students of all agesfrom volunteering in after-school programs to tutoring peers in subjects like algebra, calculus, and college essay writing. I tutor math, physics, U.S. history, government, and essay writing. As an engineer, I am a bit partial to math (particularly algebra, pre-calc, calculus) and physics 1. My tutoring style is patient, interactive, and focused on helping students understand the "why," not...
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I am a Professional Engineer with degrees in Mechanical and electrical engineering from the University of Pittsburgh along with an MBA from Carnegie Mellon University. My professional career assignments include product development, engineering and operations management. I also have approximately 12 years as adjunct faculty teaching graduate students for the University of Phoenix in the areas of statistics, project management, quality systems, SPC and mathematics. ... I have 12 years of teaching experience. I boil down...
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...a strong background in these subjects, I tailor my teaching approach to fit each student's unique learning style, ensuring they grasp concepts with clarity and confidence. My experience includes working with students at various levels, guiding them through complex topics, exam preparation, and skill development. I focus on fostering critical thinking, problem-solving abilities, and a genuine appreciation for learning. By creating a supportive and interactive environment, I empower students to reach their full potential and...
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...emphasis and a Master's in Civil Engineering, also with a focus on structural design. I currently work as a professional structural engineer and lead a department focused on mentoring junior engineers, standardizing processes, and delivering real-world solutions. I tutor a range of subjects including physics, statics, strength of materials, structural engineering, and math. My favorite topics to teach are statics and structural mechanicsthere's something deeply rewarding about showing students how abstract equations connect to real-world structures....
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Hey, I'm Lauren. I'm a second year mechanical engineering major at Georgia Tech. I enjoy sharing my love of math and science with students. I have taken and passed all 4 AP physics and all AP maths. I also got a 1560 SAT.
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I am a College Graduate with my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering - I have my EIT - FE Exam. I am looking to help either high-school or college students in the field of STEM. I have great knowledge of not only the curriculum but each of the individual courses of the engineering field.
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...because it opens up the possibility for communication with new people, and the nuances found within the language are beautiful and complex. I enjoy showing students that, rather than being intimidating, physics can spark our curiosity and give us a more well-rounded understanding of significant scientific discoveries. My high school physics teacher changed my life for the better, so any opportunity to follow in his footsteps of encouraging students to feel capable and supported is...
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Would you like a little help to understand Math, Science or Engineering? Would you like to become more successful at these subjects? I have been working with students of all sorts for over 28 years. It would be my pleasure to help you! My hobbies include carpentry, singing, and outdoor activities especially canoeing and hiking.
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...a software engineer with over 6 years of experience, I am passionate about sharing knowledge and simplifying complex coding concepts. My expertise in languages like Python, JavaScript, and SQL, combined with my experience in mentoring and technical writing, positions me to effectively teach and inspire students. I am dedicated to helping learners not only understand the fundamentals but also apply them in real-world scenarios, ensuring they develop the skills needed for success in the tech...
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...meant. I tutor a variety of high school and college level mathematics and sciences. At the collegiate level, I am most passionate about structural analysis and engineering and FE-Civil preparation. With structural analysis and engineering, I love sharing real world examples with students to show how the material they are learning can be applied. I enjoy helping students prepare for the FE-Civil exam because it is their first step toward licensure and advancing their professional...
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...and structural teel design courses at undergraduate and graduate levels. I have organized and led the Fundamentals of Engineering examination review for civil engineering students at my university. One of my passions is helping others succeed and as result build a long-lasting relationship. I do this through teaching whether it is one-on-one or group settings. I prefer student centered approach to teaching in which the learning is tailored to the student's learning style.
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...therefore my first lesson to students is always focussed on the importance of hard work and practice. I am a graduate of University of Sheffield, UK. I received my Doctorate of Philosophy (PhD) in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on Additive Manufacturing. Got my Masters in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia USA with a focus on Control Systems and Energy Systems. Got my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering from University of Engineering...
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I eagerly look forward to helping you learn! The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled. "Of high ideals and virtue was her speech, and gladly would she learn and gladly teach." - Chaucer Learning Math, Physics, Astronomy, Computer Science is challenging, useful, and can be fun.
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...help others and try to put myself in the students shoes. As a tutor and a tutee, I understand the importance of understanding and prepping for exams and real world application. I did not pass the F.E. the first time, but did the second. I had to take a look at my study material I was utilizing and realized where I went wrong in my first attempt. Luckily, I passed the second time and have...
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Teaching and impacting knowledge has been one of my strengths, it gives me great joy to do so. My long term career goal is to practice Structural Engineering for a good number of years, and get back into the academic field to lecture and impact knowledge, using both my academic and industry experience.
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I am a PhD student in Civil Engineering and have more than 7 years of teaching experience.... My philosophy of teaching evolved from many years of teaching experience. As I reflect on my beliefs regarding teaching and learning, I find that my mission as a teacher is threefold: to promote positive learning; to spark learner enthusiasm for learning; and to provide a strong foundation for lifelong learning.... I will try to find out his/her understanding of...
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If you are interested in pursuing a career as a civil engineer, or even study as an architect, you will need to have a strong background in structural engineering. This branch of engineering focuses on the designing aspects of structures as diverse as bridges, tunnels, pipe systems, and certain vehicles, as well as buildings of every variety. Structural engineers need to be well-versed in the effects that specific design elements and materials can have on a structure's stability in order to be successful. In addition, they also need to master a variety of quantitative calculations, especially those having to do with forces, tension, and strain. Like those in every engineering discipline, structural engineers also need to approach the problems with which they are confronted with creative problem-solving skills and an ability to think outside the box in devising innovative solutions.
Structural engineering coursework helps foster these skills in students while helping them to gain the fundamental knowledge of terminology, mathematics, physics, materials, and design that they need to be successful in the field. However, due to the wide range of skills students are expected to master, combined with the often-challenging nature of the quantitative aspects of class topics, structural engineering classes can present difficulties for even top students. If you're beginning to struggle in your structural engineering course or want to work with a knowledgeable guide to move beyond the content being presented in your class, consider contacting Varsity Tutors. We can help you connect with structural engineering tutors throughout the country. These instructors can help provide customized review and instruction that can lead you to success.
Structural engineering tutoring is designed to be efficient, and every lesson is created with a number of factors in mind. Its customized nature allows you to work individually with a tutor using a plan designed to help fill the gaps in your knowledge. You can have your instructor's undivided attention during each of your tutoring sessions, so any questions that occur to you as you work can be answered immediately. Additionally, you don't have to spend any time reviewing content that you have already mastered. Since your tutor can adjust sessions based on your progress, each one can challenge you without seeming overwhelming. They even make sessions as convenient as possible by letting you schedule them where and when it works best for you. Structural engineering demands that students learn the fundamental concepts of the field well before entering the profession.
When you work with a private structural engineer tutor, you are able to benefit from a customized study program. As you establish a professional relationship with your private tutor, they will be able to evaluate your proficiency level, as well as understand your strengths and weaknesses, learning styles, and personality. With this information, your instructor can create a study guide that is best suited to fit your needs. Unlike the one-size-fits-all nature of classroom lectures, every session with your private tutor has been carefully created to fulfill all of your personal and academic needs.
Your tutor understands that you are busy, and that you more than likely are required to devote much of your time to studying other areas of engineering. Because of this, tutors are happy to conduct private sessions at a time that best suits you, including during the weekend. Also, you have the option of studying through in-person tutoring or face-to-face online tutoring over the Internet. Whatever your learning preferences are, your tutor will be happy to accommodate you
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With the final exam looming, the student and I began our preparations. During our first exam session, We spent our time focusing on answering true and false questions for accuracy. Over our allotted time, we got through roughly 120 questions, of which he answered over 80% correctly! I am very satisfied with his performance and feel good heading into our last review session.
At this session, the student and I continued to review packets in preparation for his Biology SOL. We focused our time on Genetics, Classification, Scientific Research, and Biochemistry. With a little more review and the completion of the three or so more packets, I believe he will be ready for his exam. I asked that he complete the remaining packets and review each before taking the test.
This was our last session to prepare the student for her exam on population genetics and evolutionary biology. We focused on going through chapter objectives, which have been a good way for us to prepare for her exams. As before, we covered Lamarck and Darwin's evolutionary theories, Hardy-Weinberg principle and the conditions in which it works, genetic drift and gene flow, examples of how mutations are the catalyst for all evolutionary change, adaptive radiation, and the different types of isolation and how that can cause evolution. Overall, she did really well in her preparation. There were only a couple concepts that she did not have down perfectly, and she caught on to those concepts very quickly. I just wanted her to review the objectives again before her test, and she should do very well.
Today's session was divided into two subjects. We started off with Chinese and character review for the first hour and a half. The second hour and a half was spent on studying for biology. We went through the anatomy and physiology aspect of biology. From the slides, we reviewed the respiratory, cardiovascular, and digestive and excretory systems.
The student and I reviewed for her biology final which she took right after we met. We went over her review packet for all 6 chapters covered on the test specifically focusing on all of the key terms and key concepts. I made sure that she understood all of the key vocabulary from each chapter and we discussed all of the major concepts. After, we went over her four unit biology exams. She was able to explain to me why she would pick a specific multiple choice answer and why the other options were not correct. We also discussed short answer topics and possible responses.
We went over the circulatory and lymphatic systems today as well as reviewed mitosis and meiosis in preparation for the student's final. The student did very well and asked some good curious questions.
