I'm a recent PhD graduate in Bioengineering in the Boston area. My thesis involved nanoparticles and bacterial infections, but as a biomedical engineer I've had training in circuits, mechanics, some programming, chemistry and biology. Tutoring for me is a collaborative effort, following a problem-based learning with questions that will lead the student towards the answer they're looking for while providing a well-rounded understanding of why and how that answer works.
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...for a couple years now primarily through school extracurriculars such as engineering clubs, and mentored high school chemistry for a couple semesters as well. In the past I have mentored one-on-one online, but am open to in-person as well. If you're looking for another peer to help with your engineering coursework or getting your dream internship (trust me -- in high school I definitely had no idea I would be able to say that I've worked...
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I have a passion for learning and for helping others to learn! Started teaching undergrad courses in 1991...began tutoring in 1999 and received a tutoring award from the University of Pennsylvania. I like to make hard subjects clear and easy to handle!... Usually it's part "get to know you." But then I ask them what is bothering them the most, and we start there. If we have to back up to review things, no problem; I...
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I have a passion for learning and education. I tailor each session to the student's learning style and needs. I look forward to helping many individuals learn, grow, and gain confidence.
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I became interested in tutoring during college. I started tutoring biology, chemistry and writing. By my senior year, I was running the tutoring center and writing lab. Following undergraduate, I became a teacher's aid and substitute teacher in the public school system. A year later I attended graduate school, where I received my PhD in neuroscience. I have over 10 years of experience tutoring math, science, SAT prep, and sciences (including biology and life sciences).
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...2020, I have been a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Dayton. I enjoy nothing more than working with students at all levels of math. I am especially passionate about presenting a new perspective on algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and linear algebra. In my experience, students have always appreciated my patience and flexibility when approaching challenging topics. I also follow sports closely, and in my spare time I enjoy running, watching movies,...
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I received my B.S. in Mechanical Engineering this May at Pensacola Christian College. All through grade school and college I was able to help and tutor peers in math related classes. My all-time favorite subject would be algebra, although any sort of math excites me! I've learned to be very patient when helping others and love seeing students have that "light bulb moment" when the concept finally makes sense to them.... Teach study/organization skills, as well...
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Hello, my name is Arjun! I am a junior at Rutgers University pursuing a Mechanical Engineering and Economics degree. As a Mechanical Engineering major, I have taken classes up to Physics 2 and Calculus 5. I am open to helping out primarily in mathematics subjects but I am also open to tutoring for other sciences like Physics.
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...of a top academic university in New York and have been accepted to medical school for the class of 2025. I have worked with Kumon and Mathnasium in the past which has given me plenty of experience tutoring and teaching math and various sciences to elementary through college students. I believe in understanding fundamental concepts the most and can vary my teaching style tremendously to fit a variety of student needs and problems.
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...in mathematics! With over two years of teaching math at the community college level, seven teaching high school, and over ten years of tutoring experience, I know what it takes to be successful in this area. My passion for helping others and eventually heading into the problem solving has always been something really important to me. As an educator, we take pride in being able to organize strategies and approach problem solving. I look forward...
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I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at Rochester Institute of Technology with a strong background in science and math. I would love to tutor these subjects, especially algebra, calculus, and physics, but I would also enjoy tutoring SAT Reading or even guitar. I am passionate about working with my students and seeing them succeed.
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...Navy in San Diego then moved to Charleston for Nuclear Power School. Through my experience with Nuclear Power School I have experience in Physics, Chemistry, and Thermodynamics. My job is to help you reach your goal! Whether that be getting by a course you have to take or mastering something you enjoy. Feel free to reach out so I can make sure my schedule works for you, I will do my best to be flexible...
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Statics Tutoring FAQ
Statics is a mechanics branch that explains the analysis of loads that act on physical systems without acceleration. It teaches us about bodies, forces, and masses in equilibrium or at rest. If you are studying statics and find yourself needing additional help, look no further. Varsity Tutors can assist you in finding a statics tutor who can meet your needs.
College statics tutoring helps with:
Vectors
Force
Equilibrium equations
Moment of inertia
Solids
Fluids
Varignon's theorem
Having a statics tutor on your side allows you to focus on the areas that you need the most work in, which is difficult to do in the classroom where everyone has to work at the same pace. For example, if you are not quite understanding some of the most complex equilibrium equations, the tutor can break the equations down into easier to understand steps and allow you to spend as much time as you need on them.
Statics tutoring is a great way to learn from all different angles. In the classroom, it may be all about the textbook or lectures. Your tutor can help you get hands-on experience by allowing you to build different models of molecules to teach you about geometric isomerism, absolute configuration, and conformations. For visual learners, they may show diagrams and charts that break-down the structure of molecules.
Statics tutoring gives you the chance to ask your tutor any questions that you may have as you are doing homework or studying. Perhaps you may be wondering how to identify vectors. Your tutor can answer that question and get you on your way to completing your assignment without wasting any time. Your tutor can provide you with a distraction-free and calm environment that is void of any outside noises. Studies have shown that having an excellent environment to learn in increases student's overall performance.
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Recent Statics Tutoring Session Notes
We reviewed oxidative phosphorylation and the entire electron transport chain. We also talked about osmosis. We reviewed probability in pre-calculus and talked about what we would focus on in the future.
Student thinks his exam went well and seems confident that he scored well. Today I helped him to begin preparing for the final exam. We are utilizing the exam review sheet to guide us. Today we reviewed all topics associated with meiosis and mitosis including all vocabulary. We also began reviewing concepts about genetics and pedigrees.
During today's session, the student and I worked on making final preparations for his upcoming biology final. Using a comprehensive review sheet provided by his teacher as a guide, the student and I went through the questions and topics that he thought would give him the most trouble, and discussed them until he was comfortable with the material. During the session, we managed to cover botany, human anatomy and physiology, and some animal biology. Overall, the session was very productive.
We covered the basics of statics today. We worked on calculating moments using cross products and using perpendicular distances. She picked up on the ideas pretty well and understands how the cross product works well enough. The hardest part I think is identifying how the vectors fit together.
Today we covered finding the equivalent force and using sum of forces and sum of momentum. Toward the end of the session, I started calculating off screen and waited for the student to calculate them to check her progress, and she did excellent with the problems. There were still 2 questions left to cover at the end of the session, but using the information from the rest of the session, she should be able to solve those.
Today we mainly covered balancing moments in two and three dimensions. This included a review of vector components, cross products and dot products. We worked through three problems of moderate difficulty.
