Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Morris County, NJ

I am currently a biology major at Stony Brook University! I am also pursuing a chemistry and a health and wellness minor! I cannot wait to help you as your tutor! I discovered tutoring while constantly attending the chemistry learning center because I often went for organic chem help. Often we would work together to help solve the questions. I discovered just how much I loved teaching others and want to pursue that more.

...college admission essays, and with kindergartners in the Junior Achievement program. I enjoy working with children and finding creative ways for them to learn the material and to try to inspire a desire to learn by making learning fun for them. I also really enjoy teaching general chemistry, because I find the material fascinating. When I tutor a student, I don't just give them the answers, but rather I guide them to the answers. It...

...a personal level in such a way to understand why they are having difficulty in the subject and explain to them how I would try to overcome any mental block. I also try to understand the best way they learn so that I can approach them in a way that best suits their needs. Every student is different and everyone's needs are just as different. I make sure to understand my students to the best...

I am a recent graduate of Rutgers University. I majored in Biomedical Engineering and Biomathematics. I love working with people and I love teaching as well. I believe I bring out the best in my students because I have the right attitude and mindset to help them understand the material.

...strategies in tackling this material, I feel I can help students no matter where their trouble lies. I've worked with young and special needs students learning Math and English at Kumon Math and Reading, as well as my local ESY program. I've also mentored high school students in my local health science magnet school on college readiness and study strategies. I like to relate difficult concepts to analogies relevant to the real world, rather than...

...School of Dental Medicine, where they started the procedure the same day. As soon as my mom stepped through the doors, I felt very relieved and had faith she was in good hands. During the time of her appointment, I could only imagine myself in the dentist's shoes, helping to relieve the pain of a patient as well as her very worried son. As I was sitting down watching the massive details it took to...

...students.I myself moved to this country when I was 13 years old; thus I am able to relate to a lot of the ESL students and their culture-related obstacles. I am pursuing a premed path and I am currently shadowing a developmental pediatrician at the Children's Specialized hospital. This particular experience has helped me develop the ability to work with students who have been diagnosed with ADHD or high functioning ASD. Besides loving all science...

...personal obstacles, especially having taken numerous standardized exams. When I am not hitting the books, I love to use my free time to play tennis; being close with friends and staying healthy at the gym allows me to have a positive outlook. Commitment and a friendly relationship are something I would like to bring to the process - it would a pleasure to impart some skills I learned along the way to students who also...

...utmost importance to me that each session, my students leave having an "A-ha! moment" (a takeaway from the session), which I achieve my focusing on students' individualized goals. This is only possible through connecting (beyond our relationship as tutor-tutee) with my students, where they can lean on me as a friend for advice or to talk about their day. I believe we achieve the most as a team when students look forward to meeting with...

...further on in their careers. I try to tutor my students in such a manner. Not only do I tutor my students in their immediate schoolwork, but also in what is coming ahead, by telling them of my past experiences. While it is important for students to have a solid foundation of what they are learning, they also need to understand what it will be used for and what is coming ahead. In my spare...

...the President and Founder of the University of Scranton Chess Club! After my sophomore year at Scranton, I went for a Tropical Biology summer internship to Gamboa, Panama with the Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute to study bat behavior and feeding ecology. During the summer after my junior year, I did a Medicinal Chemistry Internship at the University of Michigan where I was synthesizing potential anti-pancreatic cancer agents. I am looking forward to helping students of...

...teaching comes being a TA ( teacher assistant) and Peer Tutor at my university. The responsibilities of these two positions include teaching a lab under the the professor's supervision as well as doing one-on-one tutoring for students. I enjoy sharing my enthusiasm about my language and find very rewarding to see children and adults developing confidence and being able to communicate in French after I have helped them. I can't describe in words what...

I believe the key to education is to promote the underlying understanding of the concepts. Once a topic is understood, the application of the numbers comes easily. People don't really hate math; they hate feeling uncomfortable with it.

...to not only become their friend but also to better understand their way of thinking and thus how it is easiest for them to break down difficult subjects into simple concepts. Through this method, I've found that anyone can understand even the most difficult concepts, and as such, I truly do believe that it is possible to learn even the most difficult material, regardless of the amount of knowledge you begin with.

...NY! I've been tutoring for a few years now and in topics like maths (from simple arithmetic to calculus 2), chemistry, biology, and even the SATs, it's been a full circle experience for me. I really empathize with how frustrating certain concepts can be at first, but with the right resources and a better understanding of how each student learns, the experience can become much more enjoyable (or at least more tolerable) as well as...

...a public health degree while which helps me understand the broad perspective of health and then learning about pharmacy helps me zoom in and be able to clinically help patients. Professionally, I aspire to be in a workplace where I could continue being innovative and where I can utilize my compassion for individuals. I want a degree of freedom along with my job where I could learn new things and at the same time follow...

...subject to tutor is math because it is very methodical and visual. Having a passion to help others, I am drawn to tutoring for the opportunity to share my knowledge with others. My family and friends have described me as being patient, compassionate, and personableall of the qualities that I believe I bring to my students. Outside of tutoring, I like Notre Dame football, dogs (especially my family's German Shepherd!), yoga, cooking, and reading.

...a graduate of Duke University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Economics with a concentration on Finance. I am passionate about helping students with Math and Science subjects, and I would love to help students on the Math section of the SAT as well as the SAT II Math subject tests. I don't like to think of learning as a boring experience where one just memorizes facts but rather a fun discovery of new...

...discover each individual student's problem areas and create unique lesson plans and methods of instruction. I am also extremely patient and thorough when reviewing concepts and practice problems; I am more than willing to discuss a concept two or three times in varying ways if that is what the student requires. Furthermore, I always make sure to communicate effectively with parents/guardians so that they are aware of their children's progress and understand the teaching landmarks...

...where I am majoring in Biology as part of the 7 Year Accelerated Medical Program. I am also minoring in Healthcare Economics and Policy. My favorite subjects in school are Chemistry, Biology, and Math, but I also enjoy the process of writing and editing thought provoking essays. During high school, I spent time tutoring for the National Honor Society. My approach to tutoring is to teach the concepts in a simplistic manner and reinforcing the...