Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving Deltona, FL

...Texas. Since the age of 17, I've been teaching Physics and Math. Throughout my academic career, I've taught Physics and Math a high school level. After completing my Degree in Engineering, I've lectured part-time at a University level teaching Physics and Electromagnetic Field Theory. I also worked as a Graduate Physics Teaching Assistant while pursuing...

...solely on lectures. Learner-centered teaching methods shift the focus of activity from the teacher to the learners. These methods include active learning, in which students solve problems, answer questions, formulate questions of their own, discuss, explain, debate, or brainstorm during class. To make my classrooms student-centered I often utilize cooperative learning, in which students work...

I am a full time university student, with a minor in education and a major in mechanical engineering. I love helping others succeed for a better future.

...teachers. This is the foundation of my commitment to helping out my students, whatever their abilities may be. I hold a PhD in physics with a specialisation in Optical sciences and laser physics. I have been tutoring and teaching for more than 10 years in various settings tutoring small and large groups, private individual tutoring,...

University of Central Florida, Computer Engineering. Valencia College, Associate in Arts.

...tutoring style is actively engaging the students in their learning. I also uses a hands-on approach, and one-on-one instruction. Students' will be given assessments to find their ability levels. Finally, I believe all students can learn and be successful in all their endeavor. If you can dream it, you will achieve it!

...the sometimes-intimidating subjects of math and science by breaking them down until they are approachable. I bring patience, a positive outlook, and creativity to my tutoring. I have a degree in environmental engineering from the University of Central Florida and experience peer tutoring as well as professional experience in the engineering field.

...be earning a Ph.D. at Virginia Tech. Since entering graduate school, I have had the privilege of teaching students how to program, primarily in Python. It has brought me joy to help students learn and achieve their goals. Not only am I skilled at programming, but I also have a strong foundation in mathematics (i.e.,...

...makes me a great tutor are the following: I frequently engage the class, I find ways to make learning fun for my students and give them examples of how their lessons apply to the world we inhabit, and I am very thorough in the material and diligently work, while being patient, to make sure each...

...Engineering at Florida State University! I have a passion for teaching and I want to help my students truly understand the material and be able to see their applications. My strengths are Calculus and Fluid Mechanics, but I also enjoy teaching Physics and English. I currently work, so I am available Sunday-Tuesday.

...Engineering. I work in that field, and am passionate about the impact that math, science, and communication can have on the world. As a consultant, my day-to-day involves helping folks understand math through compelling speeches and power points. With this experience, I'm eager to help you grow in your math, engineering, and presentation skills.

...beach! I moved to Florida in early January, and I absolutely love this sunshine state. Tutoring is a great way for me to keep up to date with what I learned in school, and I love it. I am flexible with scheduling and meeting locations. I am here to serve students and help them in...

...yet, but I am leaning toward become a professor. So tutoring might be something I will do for the rest of my life. Only on a larger scale. Throughout my education, I have always been that guy that everyone would go to if they did not understand something in class. That experience growing up has made...

...in my academic career, I happily realized that I have a propensity for helping my peers understand material they had difficulty with. I quickly became involved in tutoring centers on campus as well as tutoring high school students in their homes by being referred to their parents from my professors. I relish the opportunity to...

...basis for math tutoring that I am excited and passionate to share with students. I have a lot of experience in tutoring from previous volunteer positions I held. I hope to help students understand the beauty of math and teach it in a way that explores the concepts of math not just memorization.

...University. My excitement for teaching comes from working part-time for a local tutoring company while attending university. In my experience, no two students are alike, and I love helping students find success in different ways. I genuinely enjoy mathematics, science, and engineering, and can not wait to help other students discover and value the importance...

...have helped have improved by at least a full letter grade. I have a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Physics and a specialization in Robotics and I passed the FE exam in September of 2018. I understand that not all students are able to learn the same way and I try to...

I currently am a high school chemistry teacher. I've been tutoring chemistry, math, and more recently coding to students. One of my favorite things about tutoring is seeing my students learn and progress in their skills!

...specifically Algebra 1 and 2 because they provide the essential foundation for future math topics. My teaching philosophy emphasizes a balance of understanding and practice. When explaining a problem, I ensure students comprehend it by having them explain it back to me. I believe in building a supportive tutoring environment, where encouragement and complete understanding...

...not simply about providing assistance to getting answers or finishing assignments. Those are important certainly, but they are products of a much deeper comprehensive process which comprises conception, trial, assessment, review, research, practice, and patience. Tutoring, especially with (but not limited to) younger students is about mentoring and providing students not just with the answers,...