Award-Winning Calculus Tutors serving New Rochelle, NY

...for!). A tutor should provide feedback on their thought processes as well as follow through all possible choices when given options such as multiple choice. This way, students can learn to identify the right answer. My age gives me an advantage in that I have been in the shoes of all of my students not too many years ago. Not only do I currently use the information/skills that I help students acquire, but I believe...

...I have a strong understanding of how to work with students of all ages, and I enjoy making connections with young people. I believe my education and experiences boosted my skills in working with students and allow me to have successful interactions with students both inside and outside the classroom. I enjoy working with students of all ages and look forward to getting to know and help students as much as possible!... All students learn differently....

I completed my MA in Applied Mathematics at CUNY Hunter College. In the past, I taught college algebra to undergraduate students, giving lectures and providing resources to help them excel. During my undergraduate time at CUNY Hunter College, I tutored Calculus I/II, learning to communicate ideas and provide guidance on approaching problems.

...and New York School for Medical and Dental Assistants. I have a B.A. in English with a minor in Anthropology, Medical Assistant Certificate and am working toward a degree in Chemical Engineering at CUNY. I first began teaching students in a secondary, therapeutic classroom in Lawrence, Kansas. Teaching emotionally-challenged students helped me cultivate a philosophy of teaching based around honest and effective communication. I like to ask questions to build confidence and encourage academic conversation....

I'm passionate about helping students succeed. ... Students have varying learning styles. I therefore adapt to the individual.... During the first session, I might spend some time building a rapport to ensure the student is comfortable.

...Mathematics & Computer programming. In my experience mathematics and logical thinking are critical factors for success in most of the professions. And it can be taught easily. My teaching philosophy would be to explain the topic in a simple manner with interesting examples and then adequate practice would build student's confidence. Also it could be made more interesting by playing logical games, quizzes, puzzles and with fun of subjects. This way students struggling with the...

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

...Connecticut and am majoring in Biomedical Engineering. Previously, I have helped teach English to Chinese speaking kids and also taught students how to play the clarinet or guitar. However, I am currently most interested in teaching subjects based in STEM such as math or biology. When I am teaching, I like to focus on the process required to solve a problem because it will allow the student to potentially solve problems they have never encountered...

...tutor Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Calculus 2. My favorite one to teach is algebra because I believe it is the foundation where everything comes from. I am just happy to be able to help other students better understand math and hopefully help them see that it is not just random numbers. As an aspiring engineer, I see applications of mathematics on the daily and I would love to share the knowledge that I have...

Hello, my name is Samantha and I'm very passionate about STEM. I'm majoring in Computer Science on the pre-med track at Barnard College, Columbia University. I'm interested in going into Machine Learning and AI research while going into medical school.

...Kappa from Columbia University with a Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics. I scored exceptionally well on my SAT and earned a perfect score in the writing section. At Columbia, I took a wide variety of courses in areas ranging from computer science, calculus, and statistics to philosophy and political theory. My previous teaching and mentoring experiences include working as a volunteer math tutor at Columbia’s Double Discovery Center and as an editor at the Columbia...

...on the other end. I find it very rewarding to spend some of my time to help others learn so that they are no longer stressed and frustrated. I like to tutor because I understand the frustration and stress with learning difficult topics. By dedicating a few hours of my time I am able to help others reduce and remove these dreaded emotions by helping them learn, understand, and master the material.

Currently an undergraduate in the Macaulay Honors Program at the City College of New York. Has little work experience as a lesser renown private tutor, helping students in subjects like Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Looking for a part-time job in tutoring where I can build on skills of communicating in an effective manner to others while also helping students with their weaknesses in certain subjects.

...be starting NYU College of Dental Medicine in the fall. I first started tutoring in college and have continued to do so. My favorite subjects to tutor are Biology and Math. I enjoy tutoring because I am able to share my knowledge with students to help them succeed. Also, students help me along the way to become a better tutor. Other than being a tutor, I like to read and exercise in my spare time....

I am a student at the University of Pennsylvania, studying Math and Communications. I love learning, and I particularly enjoy tutoring any pre-college math course, along with English courses up to AP Language and Composition. Problem-solving excites me, and I hope to share my enthusiasm with my students.

...their own training the only real criteria for hiring was the ability to explain complicated processes in simple terms. Unfortunately, we were all sent home from Georgetown due to Corona, this I have a lot of spare time this semester and would love to spend it helping students who might need a little extra attention! I am currently studying physics and economics at Georgetown University. Both subjects, especially physics, require a high-level math understanding. Most...

...pursuing a dual Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Business Management with a concentration in Business Analytics. I have personally experienced the rewards of tutoring from the perspectives of both the tutor and the student so I know that the right tutor can make a huge difference. I want to provide the hands-on tutoring experience to help my students feel more comfortable with any subjects and material they find difficult. In the past, I...

...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 Nigeria where I tutored students preparing them for their GED exam. I also volunteered with New York Cares (NYC), and I tutored in projects like computer training for adult and math games for middle and junior school students. Volunteering at NYC helped improve my teaching skills and expose me to...

I attend the University of Vermont and I am working towards a B.S. in Economics and a minor in music. My favorite subject to tutor is mathematics because of the responses I get from people I help after they have had a break through. In my spare time I like to ski, hike, and play guitar.

...minor in Music Theory and Composition at Rutgers University. The greatest moment for me when tutoring is when a student finally understands a concept that they previously had trouble with. I strive to have my students see their own mistakes with their own eyes first, since this is what I believe to be the best method when learning new and harder concepts. I hope to be of great help to anyone who does choose me!...