Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Clifton, NJ

...a Bachelor's in both Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and a GPA of 3.92. I am currently enrolled as a part-time student in their Master's program for Dynamics, Systems, and Controls. I have had tutoring experience for the past 2 years, having mentored students from elementary up to college level in Math and Physics subjects. I have done this through different tutoring scenarios ; from working 1-on-1 sessions, up to leading reviews in a classroom for...

...materials and explanations that best suits their learning style. I am not someone who is satisfied when a student memorizes steps to solve a problem. I always want the student to understand what he/she is doing and why they are doing. This insight will make them a stronger, faster and better student, particularly in the field of mathematics. This brings the student long term results that could extend far beyond the work done in the...

...and lens magnification. The main part of this work included image deconvolution and understanding of the mathematical application of wavelength in imaging. Finally, I familiarized myself with 3-dimensional (3D) industrial design using 3D printer software Formlab 2. This work consisted of pre-design, software design and production of small component used in the lab and included the use of geometry and applied mathematics for the production of printed component at the m resolution. I hope to...

...see my students improve their skills, while succeeding in subjects they might've had doubts on. No one genuinely hates math. The way that it was taught to you is a different story, however. Each person learns math differently, so they need to be able to find a way that connects the dots for them. Being a good tutor is the ability to not make a one-size fits all approach but rather to cater to each...

I read this quote at one point in my life and it just made sense to me and I feel it applies to most of the things we do in life. Never settle for failure always strive to succeed. "Failure happens all the time. It happens every day in practice. What makes you better is how you react to it." -Mia Hamm

...both learning and teaching in a wide range of topics. During my own educational career, I personally benefitted from one-on-one tutoring, which I credit with developing good study habits and pushing me to excel. I am excited to be revisiting tutoring from the other side now! I endeavor to make each subject interesting and approach each session with a patient and upbeat attitude. After graduating from Wesleyan University with a BA in Economics I worked...

I'm Akshar Vedantham, a Computer Science and Data Science double major in the Rutgers University SAS Honors Program. In the past, I've guided students from basic math to advanced calculus. My passion extends beyond academia, encompassing history, coding, and reading comprehension. Through a focused and engaging tutoring approach, I aim to not only impart knowledge but also cultivate a genuine interest in the subjects.

...Throughout my academic career, both in high school and college, I have always been passionate about math and tutoring. This past year I have also tutored younger students who were prepping for the SHSAT. From my experience I have noticed students who are struggling in math only need a certain push to keep them on track. I firmly believe with the right help, students can not only be able to solve problems and understand material...

I believe the key to education is to promote the underlying understanding of the concepts. Once a topic is understood, the application of the numbers comes easily. People don't really hate math; they hate feeling uncomfortable with it.

Hello! I'm Ivan, an undergraduate student at Yale University majoring in Mathematics and Economics. I have rich experience tutoring students in math from middle to high school. My approach is patient, adaptive, and deeply attentive to the unique learning styles of each student. Whether you're grappling with algebra, aiming for a perfect score on your SAT math section, or seeking advice on how to craft a compelling college application, I am here to support you...

I am a graduate of NYU with a degree in Mathematics. I believe that learning can be fun.

Motivated to ensure students are comfortable in the subject they are seeking help in and driven to make learning more enjoyable while making content easier to comprehend.

...I have developed a passion for teaching and sharing knowledge. My academic success in subjects like Calculus, Linear Algebra, Symbolic logic etc. combined with my proficiency in coding, has equipped me with the tools to provide exceptional tutoring in these fields. I am committed to helping students achieve their academic goals by offering clear, structured guidance and fostering an environment that encourages understanding and growth. My approach emphasizes problem-solving and conceptual understanding, ensuring students gain...

...and a minor in Music. Since Freshman year, I have been tutoring students in Calculus, Biology, and Chemistry. As I await entry into medical school, I will continue to avidly tutor these subjects. At the end of the day, I just have experience tutoring. I know how it works and how to get results. Most times the student's actual problems aren't addressed and the interaction between student and tutor is very passive and does not...

...over the years, one that inspires focused, investigative, creative learning: Im committed to the belief that the only way students learn is by by doing. I ask questions, I guide, I challenge, and I direct, but I always enable the student to find the answer on their own. I believe this is the only way that students learn not only to do the work, but to understand the work. Outside of teaching, I love theatre,...

I am a undergraduate student in my final year of study studying biochemistry. I enjoy teaching and tutoring because I live for that "Aha!" moment my students get. I hope to study medicine one day.... I believe in a custom solution for each student, because each student has unique needs. I believe that every student has great potential, and I'm here to help them unlock it.... I'd usually create a structured study plan for them. Figure...

...in the history of epidemics and funeral rites in North Africa and the Middle East. I graduated from Reed College (B.A. in Biology) and from Columbia University (M.P.H. in Sociomedical Sciences). Before beginning my graduate work at Princeton, I worked as a research assistant in an immunology/genetics laboratory, participated in Americorps, and conducted public health interviews for the New York City Department of Health. When I tutored in the past, I tried to adjust my...

My name is Brandon Ortiz and I am a recent graduate from Yale University with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering. I have a strong background in math and science, and can also help with English grammar and Spanish. I look forward to helping you, and please reach out if you have any questions!

...the field that Gauss called, "the queen of the sciences." I believe that if I an learn it, my students can learn it. It may be hackneyed, but I really do believe in the old adage that genius is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. In my experience, what often seems to the student a lack of ability to understand math or physics conceptually stems from easily taught (but not easily practiced) study skills.... I am a...

...in the mathematical required. This connection is often overlooked in schools, where courses are taught as closed units, when in real life, math, physics, chemistry and many other fields routinely overlap and comprehensive knowledge is needed within all these disciplines. This has led me to a very deep understanding and confidence in educating in mathematics, introductory chemistry and physics. This sounds all wonderful, but how does it translate to the student? Basically, in all my...