Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Deltona, FL

...part of my graduate studies. I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach to teaching. The benefit of working with one student at a time is that I can help them understand what methods work best for them, and ground complex concepts in examples that apply to his/her own life to put the material in context....

...provides free SAT tutoring to economically disadvantaged high school students. What I believe 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...

...worked as an Emergency Medical Technician and I have also taught EMT courses. These include Anatomy and Physiology, CPR, and Life Support. Training paramedics is something that I've found to be very rewarding. Outside of this technical field, I have taught ESL and a variety of other academic subjects. My goal is to meet you...

...grades 6th-12th. I believe that each child learns at their own pace and that no two children learn the same. I like to create an enviornment conducive to learning where the students feel at ease. When I'm not teaching or tutoring I like to jog, read, as well as keep up on the latest movies.

...Mathematics. I have already received a degree in Psychology from the University of Central Florida but have decided to change my career path. When I'm not studying for school, I enjoy carpentry, golf, books, movies and sky diving (when I can afford it). I have been helping friends, family and classmates with their math lessons...

...have been involved in higher level education (both undergraduate and graduate) for over 8 years now. Through my own successes and particularly my failures (yes I've had my fair share) in courses I've taken throughout my career, I am very aware of what it takes to be a successful student in various subject areas.... Focus on your strengths and make your weaknesses just good enough to get by. It is perfectly ok to not be interested in every subject you take. The role the teacher-student relationship takes in that process is collectively identifying that distinction.

...methods to those differences. The most important thing I do is make sure each student understands what they're trying to learn, not just tricks to get through their homework. If there's some basic skills missing, I make sure to go back and polish those up before getting back to the main problem. At the end...

...i am passionate about. Throughout my college career i informally tutored many of my peers and helped them get through some of the hardest classes in my major. I enjoy teaching Biology, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, and any other of the life sciences. I believe in order to teach effectively you need to step inside your...

...I am currently in my last year and a half at the University of Central Florida. I am studying to be a teacher. My degree will be a bachelors in Early Childhood Education preK-3rd grade. I was a substitute teacher for Elementary, Middle, and High schools. I was also an assistant teacher for Kindergarten classes....

...close their current gap in knowledge and understanding between what they know, and what they need to know is the greater priority and more simply a matter of providing yes, no, and how to answers. This is valid. But in most cases, there is a larger need for further development and creation of learning and...