...for the subject. My commitment to fostering a positive and engaging learning environment is at the core of my teaching philosophy. I understand that chemistry can be challenging, but I firmly believe that with the right guidance and enthusiasm, every student can excel. Whether you are navigating the basics or delving into advanced topics, I...
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...as a student. Lesson planning, needs assessment, and visually engaging educational techniques are just a few areas in which I have gained experience and thorough comprehension. Throughout my academic career, I honed my communication, creativity, and motivational skills. My commitment to fostering collaborative and exciting educational environments positions me to successfully encourage and develop productive...
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...more people. I like to keep things casual and treat clients like friends. I have also struggled with many concepts throughout my education and understand how tough it can be to learn some things, so I am patient and give the students the time they need to understand the subject. My favourite subjects to teach...
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...six years as a web editor, I bring a unique blend of language expertise and digital communication skills that you need in french language. I am committed to helping students of all levels master French, whether they're just starting out or looking to refine their skills. I'm available and excited to support your language journey!
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...remember. Flipping pages of an Atlas or reading Wikipedia pages was my favorite hobby as a kid. This passion led me to become a tutor throughout high school and university. Why? I wish to share this joy with everyone! I have experience tutoring biology, Spanish, English, essay writing, and social sciences. I believe we all...
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...centers on personal connections; I tailor my sessions to each student's unique learning style, ensuring they grasp concepts rather than just memorize facts. My enthusiasm for the natural world is also reflected in my science blog, where I share insights and discoveries. I am dedicated to helping students not only prepare for exams but also...
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...we can build a better, brighter future for generations to come. A good teacher, finds intriguing ways to get the students engaged in the topics. That way, the student is able to not only learn easier but to fully grasp the concepts. Personally, I would simplify the problems and try to make a tangible example...
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...was a teacher's assistant and also taught a sub-section of a class for three years at the university. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Math and Spanish. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I am committed to...
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...engaging, using real-world applications to illustrate key ideas. My commitment to student success has been recognized through positive feedback from both students and parents. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading about advancements in educational technology and exploring new teaching methodologies, which I integrate into my sessions to enhance the learning experience. I am excited about...
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...concentration in Data Science from the University of British Columbia. For the past three years, I have tutored students across North America in SAT Math, ACT Math, Calculus, Algebra, Geometry, Statistics, and Physics. I am most passionate about teaching math because it builds problem-solving skills that extend beyond academics. My approach is clear, step-by-step, and...
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...years of private tutoring experience and more than a year of classroom-style teaching, I've helped students turn failing grades into passing onesoften within just a few weeks. I believe that with the right mindset, support, and strategies, any student can succeed in math and beyond. Subjects I Tutor: Pre-Calculus Calculus I, II, III Vector Calculus...
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...subjects, with a particular focus on math. I have always loved math because of how black and white the answers are, and this appreciation for the subject translates into my teaching, where I strive to make math accessible and enjoyable for my students. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating a positive, interactive learning environment. I...
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...in teaching French as a foreign language (Quebec and France varieties). I completed a Bachelor of Arts in Translation (English to French), a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Applied Linguistics, a Graduated Diploma in Didactics and Linguistics for Teaching French as a Second Language, and a MBA. I am looking forward to helping students of...
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...My tutoring journey is founded on a strong belief in the transformative power of education. I am fervently dedicated to helping students not only comprehend challenging subjects but also develop a deep-rooted love for learning. My academic background, including a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from GTU, Gujarat, India, with a notable CGPA of 9.06/10,...
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Can also tutor:CLEP, SAT, SSAT and 181 more subjects.
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University of Calgary - Master's/Graduate, Mechanical And Manufacturing Engineering
...students discover and enjoy more mathematics every time we work together. Mathematics, like any other discipline, is best absorbed through practice and work; a student benefits the most from figuring things out themselves as much as possible. To this effect, I aim to guide students through material as much as possible, asking questions and letting...
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Can also tutor:GED, SAT, ACT and 67 more subjects.
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York University - Bachelor of Science, Physics
York University - Master of Science, Mathematics and Statistics
...student success, whether in traditional classrooms or virtual learning environments. I specialize in subjects that lie at the heart of modern biologyBiotechnology, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, and Human Physiology. These areas not only reflect the cutting edge of scientific discovery but also inspire my teaching, allowing me to connect complex concepts to real-world applications that...
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...including particle detector design to detect neutrinos and a novel optical technology to image exoplanets. I have been tutoring for 5 years and I really enjoy it. I love students coming up with amazing questions that make me think and keep my curiosity alive. In the past, I have also held a Teaching Assistant position,...
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...number of design projects and produced a research article on quantum physics. I instruct a variety of courses, but my two areas of expertise are mathematics and physics. When I've worked with difficult students to prepare for board exams, we've always seemed to make the greatest progress (and had the most fun) working on the...
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Can also tutor:CLEP, PSAT, SAT and 43 more subjects.
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University of British Columbia - Bachelor of Science, Engineering, General
...chemistry, Mathematics, Kinematics and any Scientific subject, I will do my best to help you understand it and solve problems by yourself . I know sometimes it might be hard, but with a competent tutor most problems will be solved easily. For those who will contact me, PLEASE don't be shy, ask questions and don't...
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...believe that learning should be interactive and enjoyable, so I tailor my lessons to fit each student's unique needs and goals. My approach blends concise explanations with problem-solving exercises, helping students not only understand concepts but also develop the critical thinking skills necessary to apply them effectively. With years of experience as a teaching assistant,...
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SAT Subject Tests, required by some colleges, are a great way to demonstrate your academic abilities on your college applications. Varsity Tutors can help you connect with private tutors who will custom-tailor their assistance to whichever SAT Subject Test you are preparing to take. Students usually choose to take subject tests in their strongest academic areas. SAT Subject Test tutoring focuses on combining your previous knowledge of a chosen subject with test-taking techniques that can help you do your personal best on test day, augmenting your current level of mastery with proven techniques and strategies to translate your content knowledge into the testing environment. Whether you are taking one subject test or three, Varsity Tutors can help you connect with a highly qualified tutor dedicated to helping you gain the skills and knowledge you need to succeed on your chosen exam.
Your tutor can first establish where you most need help in understanding the material that will be covered on your specific SAT Subject Test. He or she can explain concepts, break down problems, and teach you using methods tailored to how you learn best. Tutors are dedicated to developing customized learning plans specific to your learning preferences, needs, and time constraints. Along with helping you master all of the topics covered on your SAT Subject Test, your tutor can also teach you test-taking strategies specific to your particular test. These strategies can be reinforced through in-session exercises and homework up until the time that you take your exam.
One area your private tutor can be especially helpful in is helping you develop effective time management skills. As they have taken the SAT Subject Tests before, they can give you insight into what to expect on test day. They can give you an idea as to what types of questions you can expect and how much time you should be taking on each question. There is nothing more frustrating than not being able to finish an exam because you ran out of time. A private tutor can make sure that you are completely familiar with the material so that you can make the most of your time while taking your exam.
SAT Subject Test tutoring is about helping you develop as a test-taker and as a student. Tutors are deeply invested in your academic success, and want to help you build your college resume in a way that best represents your academic capabilities and interests. SAT Subject Test tutoring typically begins several weeks before the test so that you have enough time to hone your test-taking skills, become comfortable with test materials and question types, and practice executing test-taking strategies efficiently. Your tutor can listen and respond to your concerns, troubleshoot any problems that arise, and adjust his or her tutoring approach when appropriate. Private tutoring is designed to revolve around you and your needs, allowing flexibility and adaptability that cannot be found in a classroom.
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Recent SAT Subject Tests Tutoring Session Notes
Today was the first session with the student. We discussed her strategy for studying since she has a little less than 3 weeks until the exam (10/5). She has a good background in Biology and we spent this session reviewing important concepts. We also discussed the format of the exam and some useful tips when taking the test. She feels more comfortable taking the SAT Biology (E), given her background, and I agree with this decision. We agreed that she will spend the next few days studying her weakest areas in order to achieve a well-rounded grasp of the content. We will be meeting again on Friday 9/20. Overall, it was a great first session.
The student is taking the SAT Bio test in early November and has been having trouble achieving the scores she wants on practice tests. We began by going over test taking strategies, specifically those relevant to the SAT IIs, such as when to skip a problem and when to put down an answer, even if you aren't sure. She had questions about mitosis vs meiosis, the renal system, blood types, and DNA replication. We went over the questions that she got wrong on her most recent test. For the next session she wants to go over genetic dominance, Hardy-Weinberg equations, and evolution.
We went over a biology SAT prep test that the student had taken and discussed some of the problem areas that the student was having in both biology and chemistry. We had a frank discussion about how seriously the student has been taking studying for this test so far before setting up a schedule for exactly how he's going to use the next two weeks before he has to face the real test. I am now holding him accountable for reporting to me every night with a summary of and questions about the material he's studied.
The student and I did some preliminary work on the SAT Biology. We reviewed some of the basic information about the test. We also reviewed some of the material she has already covered in class. We specifically reviewed the cell cycle and the process of cell division in prokaryotes and eukaryotes, as well as the flow of blood through the heart and lungs; both topics she said she had not understood thoroughly. She seemed to do very well with the material.
The student and I began her preparation for the SAT II Subject test coming up in May. First, we discussed the outline of the test and how she needs to decide if she would like to take the ecological of molecular emphasis of the biology test. We went over some practice questions, and I ended by encouraging her to take a diagnostic test to see how she might score on test day.
We covered a set of practice questions around biochemistry, including carbohydrates, lipids, and proteins. We also discussed some test prep strategies for breaking down unfamiliar words and terms. The student is doing really well in applying the strong foundation from what she's covering in class to preparing for the SAT II.
