Award-Winning Calculus Tutors in Thousand Oaks, CA

...graduated from Northwestern University in 2011 with a BA in Mathematics, where I also focused heavily on pre-med courses. Having recently completed my M.S. in Global Medicine from USC, I plan to attend medical school while continuing my work as a tutor, and look forward to working towards improving health care access and delivery. As...

...always been my strongest subject, and I believe every student has the potential to grasp whatever concepts are introduced to him. I also specialize in essay writing and editing (and grammar in general), which I accredit to my four years as a member of my high school debate team. Additionally, I can provide help with...

...from algebra, geometry, calculus and trigonometry. Apart from math, science-courses like electrical engineering, physics are my other comfort-teaching zones as well. My teaching style starts with collaborating with students through understanding, extrapolating and bisecting a complex problem to multiple ease one. I always prefer students to engage in an argumentative discussion to explore topics for...

...I've had the opportunity to tutor for different nation-wide or local tutoring agencies. I enjoy the interaction with young minds, and the process of dispelling the myth of Math as a difficult subject. All things can be explained, pending that we have the patience to work through them one small step at a time. In...

...and Math. These are my favorite subjects because I see principles to explain technology and everyday phenomena. My teaching philosophy is based on questions and on concepts that are difficult to grasp directly but are simple to grasp by analogy. I work with my students so that they develop an internal sense that enables them...

...by discussing with them what confuses them without any pressure or reproach. I also focus in on areas that students lack mastery of, particularly the basics (such as arithmetic), and add extra review on those subjects, even if it isn't required. I find creating a safe, learning environment with the student essential, especially so that...

...the past 2 years. To me, learning is not a duty; it is having fun. I started to truly enjoy learning about the Sciences, specially chemistry, after I got involved in a research lab. My project was to synthesize a topologically interesting porphyrin. Applying what I had learned in class to a real research project...

...and difficulties ranging from middle school arithmetic to college level calculus and algebra. Furthermore, I helped fellow peers with their math classes and through my tutoring techniques, raised their grades by a substantial amount while helping them understand the material. Studying abroad allowed me to develop invaluable communication skills that are necessary for working in...

...that I excelled in both areas my professors asked me to begin working with children from the local Playa Vista Elementary school as a part of a STEM outreach program. I have worked closely with the teachers and together we have completed several experiments: the latest being the construction of solar car models. I love...

...CPA Exam, GMAT, SAT, and ACT standardized tests. I have excellent techniques for studying, and I have successfully taught several ADDHD students – large amount of experience with this learning disorder. I love all subjects as learning is exciting and fun to share together with others to enjoy. I seek to find the type of...