Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Nassau County, NY

...hood, a glass and metal contraption that I thought was from another world entirely. It had multicolored valves that I didn't dare touch; although I will admit that I did have the urge to stick my head under the glass opening to look around. I had much around the lab to occupy myself, but my mother would sometimes work until ten or eleven o'clock at night. On these nights, I would simply pull together two...

...degree in theater. I have experience tutoring a fifth grade girl, and I've always been helping my friends with their homework and helping them study for tests. I tutor English, History, Geography, ACT Prep, and Math. I enjoy all the subjects I tutor. I teach with love and encouragement, helping the student to see and realize their potential. My hobbies include acting, reading, taking walks, and spending time with my friends and family.... My teaching philosophy...

...I have worked as an after-school tutor and teaching assistant in school. I also worked as a student tutor and volunteer in the library during college. I am good at learning to use new software technology and new media such as Zoom or WebEx. I am also a person who likes to help others and communicate with others. I have participated in the robotic club and won the team award as a member of the...

I received my master's and Ph.D. in Applied science from the University of Arkansas. I have taught undergraduate and pharmacy students and am very passionate about science. I love teaching students and participating in their development process because I am always happy to help students and see their success. In my free time, I like to spend time with my family, walking, cooking, and watching TV.

...husband's work. I have tutored multiple subjects and age groups throughout my academic career. I have taught English as a second language in both the United States and Mexico to grade school, high school, and college age students as well as adults. I tutored math, study skills, and sociology in college. I love science, and I have a knack for making difficult topics easy to understand. Chemistry is my favorite subject, and I have taught...

...have been tutoring math and chemistry since 2010 and picked up skills on the way. All the subjects I offer to tutor are subjects I have proficiency in, meaning I received an A grade in a course covering that material, and I am willing to pass the knowledge to the students. In all the subjects I tutor I offer many tricks I picked up on my tutoring sessions and over my chemical engineering student career....

...chemistry. One of my most fulfilling experiences as a tutor was working with several special needs students in the biological sciences; that experience really helped broaden my horizons as an educator. The summer after I graduated I was given the privilege of leading a study group for general biology. Students who needed a little bit of extra help for that course could always come to my study group to bolster their knowledge. My extensive experience...

...am currently an undergraduate student at Fordham University in the Honors Program. I love tutoring because learning is something that I have come to absolutely love, but I understand that at times it can be a process. As someone who has been through many nights of studying, ACT prep sessions, and the college process, I know the rigors of school and want to help kids have a good schooling experience. I am easily available and...

...that job was helping young kids learn how to multiply big numbers using mental math! After graduating, I went to SUNY College of Optometry for 2 years, but decided to leave because it wasn't the right path for me. Even though I enjoyed Optometry, I realized it wasn't my true calling. If you're thinking about healthcare programs after college, I'd be happy to share tips on how to become a strong applicant and whether medical,...

...a natural teacher because I am a natural learner. My profession and education as an engineer challenges me to learn new things every day and to figure out how things work. I graduated Columbia University (Master's Mech. Engineering) and The Cooper Union (Bachelor's Mech. Engineering) both with a 3.9 GPA so I know what it's like to study hard and excel in rigorous programs. One important way I got through my college and graduate school...

...my appreciation for them as much as I can. I am always so proud of my students and I want them to know that it is incredible that they are trying their best. I like to be very personal with my students. While we will do all the work that needs to be done, I like getting to know them on a more personal level by asking them about their interests and hobbies so that...

...Honor Society. I was also a member of my school's Diversity Council and president of the medical club. Since I'm currently a chemistry major/premed student, I have lots of experience with STEM related courses (AP Chem, AP Bio, AP Calculus, AP Statistics). I've also taken both AP English Language and Composition and AP English Literature. In addition to my AP course load in high school, I also studied for multiple SAT subject tests (Bio 790,...

...will be graduating from NYU in December of 2020 with a degree in Applied Physics and am currently looking to establish myself as a tutor in the NYC area. I have been tutoring for roughly a year and a half for a few families and have experience teach at multiple different levels. I find a lot of satisfaction in tutoring. One of the best feelings is helping a student and seeing that moment when everything...

...algebra, trigonometry, geometry calculus 1, 2, 3, vector calculus, linear algebra, deferential equations. Physics: newtonian mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, special relativity, quantum mechanics, nuclear physics. College General chemistry. Engineering classes: statics, dynamics, electrical circuits, thermodynamics. fluid mechanics, mechanics of material, heat transfer, system control, mechanical system design, designing with computer modeling and simulations, numerical methods. My philosophy in teaching some one is NOT to tell them what to do or give them a set of instructions...

...program. This was my first experience in the education system and I later continued my work with the GEARUP program in Newark, NJ. GEARUP is a college prep program for students in middle school and high school offering students mentoring, tutoring, homework help, and in school aid. I teach a broad range of subjects within the math and sciences. I have the most experience teaching math to middle school and high school students (including Elementary...

...college subjects. I frequently tutor in science and math subjectshaving taught just about every related subject offered in high school. I have a significant amount of tutoring experience, and I have produced positive results. Among the techniques I employ as a tutor, I stress self-help strategies to ensure that students do not become dependent on the crutch of a tutor or teacher. Often, a student may work well with an instructor but is unable to...

...recently graduated from Columbia University where I excelled in the subjects of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Organic Chemistry. For over a year, I have tutored college and high school students in these subjects. I learned that every student learns differently, so I try to utilize creativity in my teaching approaches. My goal is to steer each student to that “ah-ha” moment so that they truly understand the material. I am currently in the process of...

...school, where I worked with a sixth grader on math, and continued up through college, where I volunteered at an after school tutoring program for kids in an underserved community. A language nerd, my favorite subjects to tutor are French and English writing skills, but I am equally confident in SAT and ACT test prep and math, science, history, and other subjects at the high school level. Beyond just helping improve students standardized test scores,...

...attended Syosset High School as well. From an early age, I knew I wanted to become a doctor so I can make an impact on lives but becoming a doctor needs passion and dedication. Those two qualities are essential to me and are reasons why I am a good fit to be a tutor for your child. My passion makes the job interesting whereas my dedication makes sure that my student grasps the information to...

...an engaging experience, whether we're solving complex equations or exploring the fascinating world of physics. Outside of academics, I'm passionate about photography, gaming, and exploring the latest in tech and science. These interests not only fuel my creativity but also help me connect with students on a personal level, making learning both fun and relatable. Whether you're looking to build a strong foundation in math or need a deeper understanding of science concepts, I'm here...