Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Danbury, CT

...college students in one-on-one settings, helping them develop a stronger grasp of challenging material. I draw from my experience in research, which includes studying semiconductor optoelectronics and protein folding kinetics, to give students real-world context and motivation. I aim to break down complicated concepts into manageable pieces while tailoring explanations to each student's unique learning...

...through material at an accelerated pace. My academic interests are in resource economics though I have training in mathematics, the natural sciences, and public policy. Through my interests in music, teaching, and research the most valuable skill I have learned is the ability to communicate material in a clear and approachable manner. Past students have...

My name is Zev and I am a rising junior at Georgetown. I have always enjoyed helping others learn and that is why I joined Varsity Tutors. My favorite subject is math, as I have always loved problem solving. In my free time, I play tennis, fish, and read.

...further retain the information I had learned, but a way to apply it beneficially to help others grow. I know how challenging it can be to grasp certain concepts in these areas, especially when you want to truly understand them. Tutoring and office hours helped me greatly during these difficulties, and now I am committed...

...of the classroom but also one-on-one with students gaining experience in helping students get passed those sticking points that can be so frustrating. It was so exciting to watch as they began to master the material over the course of the summer and I was honored that many of my students asked me to write...

...Research Program at Nuvance Health, and I've taken on leadership roles as a Husky Ambassador and competitive cheerleading captain, where I mentored and supported others. I also know how to manage a busy schedule and stay focused, thanks to my experience running the front desk solo at Oxford Pickleball and working in fast-paced roles at...

...up my vocabulary, reading textbooks on the history of the Middle East, or simply immersing myself in a Jane Austen novel. In my free time I also enjoy training for CrossFit, playing the viola, and traveling. I began tutoring in high school as part of my service requirement for the five honor societies that I...

...instructor is to show students that mathematics is not as tedious as they may think, and it can not only be enjoyable but useful. My goal is to help instill confidence in my students so that they can believe that they can perform well in class, and as a result actually be successful. It is...

...students who found mathematics difficult or uninteresting. I always applied mathematics to real-world problems and using mathematics to determine optimal solutions to various issues. These questions allow students to appreciate mathematics and understand it from a concrete perspective. I student-taught my senior year Algebra I and Precalculus. I always found that posing interesting, yet challenging...

...as those who are mathematically challenged. As a direct result of my mentorship, many of my students have gone on to pursue mathematics as an academic major, several have completed graduate level degrees in the mathematical sciences, and some have gone on to become mathematics instructors themselves. Whether I am teaching advanced or developmental level...

...me. Having the opportunity to have a positive influence and to make a difference in a student's path in education is very rewarding. In general, I believe that identifying how you can help others, and set your heart into doing so, is one of the most satisfying things in life. My particular methods for tutoring...

...(2) do research to expand their knowledge in their field; (3) use technology extensively, including the Internet, e-mail, and software programs; (4) use computers as teaching aids - posting subject content, notes, schedules, and other information on line; (5) use e-mail, instant messages, and other technologies to facilitate communication between the student and instructor; (6)...

...students in math (SAT, pre-algebra, algebra, geometry, pre-calculus, and calculus). I have always been a strong student in math and I am excited to pass on the knowledge and tricks that have helped me excel in my classes to other students. I make sure to tailor lessons to each student, so that they get a...

...said. Making seemingly complicated problems simple is what makes me a proficient tutor. I would love to be given the opportunity to prove it to you. I can tutor almost any Math subject but my favorite discipline to tutor is Physics. I am very enthusiastic about learning HOW things work. I graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic...

...I am proficient in tutoring Mathematics (Calculus, applied linear algebra, intro to differential equations and etc ), College Physics, Chemistry (Environmental/Water chemistry, General chemistry, Organic Chemistry), Statistics, Physical chemistry/Thermodynamics, Fluid mechanics, Environmental engineering courses and offering academic coaching. I enjoy tutoring across a variety of subjects. To me, tutoring is like nurturing the growth of...

...study Exercise Science after completing my first two years at Yale University. I have extensive experience tutoring the SAT/ACT, but my favorite subject to tutor is math. Though it can be a daunting subject for many students, I strive to make math accessible and even enjoyable. In my spare time I enjoy weight training and...

...solve problems of friction, alignment, etc. by trying various solutions to see what works best. They don't lose points for designs that don't work. They gain experience. My goal in tutoring, is to continue to help students understand and appreciate Math and Physics while they learn it, instead of just getting an answer and memorizing for...

...stress-free environment where my students and I can have fun learning together. Students enjoy my fun and easy-going style even as I challenge them to solve problems through their own critical reasoning. Nothing gives me more satisfaction than when a student tells me "I'm really starting to enjoy learning about this," because in my experience,...

...bachelors degree in bio-medical engineering. My future aspiration after my BSC is to go to graduate school for my masters and PHD at Princeton University. I also intend to join the United States Army where I plan to practice my bio-medical profession by helping the disabled veterans. I took particular interest in math back in...

...recently I worked for an Internet marketing company in Manhattan, testing software. In tutoring, I like to present topics that have recently been taught in class, but also go over solving problems. I feel students should not wait until the last minute to start tutoring. If theres only time for 2 tutoring sessions before the...