Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Bethlehem, PA

...years in Biology, Chemistry, and Math at the collegiate and high school level. I also enjoy preparing students for entrance exams such as the ACT, SAT, or DAT. Inviting all those who are curious to learn and hungry to achieve more to connect with me for an ever-enthralling journey up the learning curve!

...statistical science with a minor in music. During my time in high school, I taught saxophone to middle school students. I would be happy to tutor various math subjects such as SAT Math, calculus I (AP Calculus AB), algebra, and pre-algebra. I would also be happy to teach saxophone and music theory and work on...

...tuition merit scholarship to attend. I have tutored high school and college students in Math, Spanish, French, Chemistry, and Physics. I got my start in tutoring in high school when I would help my friends study for tests. I realized how much I liked it, and I continued tutoring through college. My favorite subjects to...

"You are what you repeatedly do. Therefore excellence is not an act but a habit."

As an engineer with a strong foundation in problem-solving and critical thinking, I am excited to apply my expertise to tutoring. Throughout my academic and professional career, I have developed a deep understanding of mathematics, physics, and analytical thinking, which are at the core of many engineering principles. I believe these skills translate effectively into...

...experience tutoring in many subjects, I specialize in essay writing, particularly with personal statements and supplemental essays for college applications. I also specialize in resume writing. Still, I enjoy tutoring subjects like math, ranging from Pre-Algebra to Calculus 1, psychology, and English. For fun I enjoy reading, running, and listening to podcasts.

...a variety of subjects. My creativity allows me to approach concepts from many different angles and determine a methodology of teaching that is suitable for the student. I have had several tutoring experiences in both my university as a TA and Chegg as a tutor (with stellar ratings). I look forward to tutoring all my...

...I have my B.S in Mathematics and my M.S in Computer Science. I currently teach classes in both an online and face-to-face format. One of the things that I love about teaching is being able to interact with students and see the students develop an understanding and confidence with math. Every student learns differently and...

...of my school work I enjoy running, watching movies, and listening to music. I spend a lot of time working in a research lab at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, serving as a project lead on a medical device start-up, and I help organize TED talks with TEDxJHU. Feel free to ask me about anything...

...from basic mathematics and physics all the way up to differential equations and special relativity, both undergraduate level mathematics and physics courses respectively. Education is a very important aspect of life and growing up. I love to help share the knowledge I have acquired through my years of schooling. In my spare time I enjoy...

...a teacher comes from making students feel comfortable with math. Math is like a puzzle, it is just a matter of figuring out how the pieces go together. It always feels good when you get the pieces together and see the finished product. I will help you fill in the pieces of the math puzzle...

...school coupled with h my keen interest in learning. Attending one of the best schools for my undergraduate education and then entering law school helped me develop critical thinking skills which is one of the most important aspects when learning. I have a great sense of understanding how people like to learn and making it...

...tend to give many examples and many practice questions. This is the best way for my student to truly understand the material at hand. Practice is my number one recommendation for a student who is trying to learn a new topic or idea. My number one priority is to help those who ask questions and...

...strong foundation in engineering and leadership. With degrees in Chemical Engineering and Particle Technology, I've led large teams, managed complex projects, and enjoyed mentoring others through technical and operational challenges. What I've valued most throughout my career is the opportunity to teach, coach, and help others growsomething I look forward to continuing at Varsity Tutors...

...comfortable to take the risks associated with learning. I want them to feel comfortable and encourage them to ask questions while gaining an increasing confidence and mastery of the subject matter. I will go above and beyond to make sure that all of my students will succeed. As for my hobbies, I like to play...

I am a undergraduate math major and am passionate about helping students of all math levels succeed in their studies. I am quick in discovering students' learning strengths that will help them better understand their math material.

...a firm proponent of technology integrated, student-centered education, believing it to be necessary to stay up with 21st-century skills. I meet students where they are currently at, not where they necessarily ought to be through technology applications. In my spare time, I enjoy working on my house, reading, and spending time with family including my...

...I love sharing this enjoyment with other students. While tutoring, I like to have the student tell me what they already know about the problem and then I explain the basic ideas involved. With this foundation, students can then try to set up and solve the problem. Other than academics, I enjoy sports, reading, and...

...focuses on building foundational understanding, personalized strategies, and fostering the confidence necessary for students to master challenging concepts. Having successfully navigated these subjects myself, I know the importance of a clear and patient teaching style tailored specifically to each student's unique learning needs. My goal is not only to improve grades and test scores but...

...of problems. My tutoring philosophy is to empower students to feel confident in their own abilities, NOT to cultivate dependence or rote memorization. To do this, I tend to ask a lot of questions, utilize my sense of humor, try to get students to approach problems and difficult concepts in new and different ways, and...