Award-Winning Chemistry Tutors in Round Rock, TX

I am a third year student at The University of Texas at Austin studying Biomedical Engineering and Computer Science. I have 3 months of online tutoring experience, tutoring both computer science and chemistry. I like the students I tutor to have a hands on approach to learning. The easiest and most fun way to learn is to do. I love watching students use what they've learned to solve real problems.

...all areas, my favorite subjects to tutor are math and chemistry, as there's so much room for growth of understanding in these subjects that many students dread. I make it a personal goal of mine to have the student enjoy the subject by the end of our sessions, as I believe it makes a more fun and challenging environment for us both. While tutoring, I love to get to know students and make a personalized...

...they finally understand something. I'm particularly proficient in the Earth and Life Sciences, American History, and Writing. I consider myself a very patient and efficient tutor. I've technically been tutoring my whole life thanks to my younger sister. My overall approach to tutoring is one full of energy and keeping the student engaged. I try to make topics relateable and explain concepts and events in a story-like fashion. Logic means a lot to me and...

I love working with students of all ages. From a love languages to math, science and English, I love helping with multi-disciplinary subjects.

...school, and adult night school mathematics. I have performed volunteer work in the church and community on basic computer setup and repair. I always try to make math problems interesting by using examples that are relevant to the student. My interests are in listening to, writing, and performing gospel and R&B music. Being a native Texan, I have football on my list of most favorite things. I also enjoy Words With Friends and Sudoku to...

...in curriculum design for the ACT, SAT and calculus-based Physics classes. I have my Texas Teacher's Certification, and received my Bachelor of Science in Physics at the University of West Florida. I am currently working towards a Masters in Applied Mathematics, while studying for the actuary professional exams. My absolute favorite subject to tutor is Physics; not only because my back ground is strongest in this subject, but also because the way to tutor these...

...in Computer Science at the University of Texas. I spend a lot of my time learning, and most of my time in high school, was either studying for the 17 total AP exams I took, or studying for Academic UIL competitions and Science Bowl. I spend a lot of my time in class, or learning outside through self study of what I'm interested in, like other computer science languages, or different real world science and...

...graduate of the University of Texas at Austin where I majored in Chemistry. I additionally achieved a pre-health professions certificate. I have informally taught college level students throughout my undergraduate career and formally mentored high school students in the summer. I will absolutely try my best to adapt to student's preferred learning style and appreciate any feedback. My favorite subjects to teach are math, science and Spanish!! Please reach out if you need any help!

...a peer mentor, led study groups and also did some individual teaching. I have interests in a broad range of subjects but a particularly like to tutor in biology and writing. I write in my spare time and also enjoy reading articles in the fields of psychology and science. I believe that earning a strong education is so rewarding and valuable, even if it is sometimes challenging. In my free time, I enjoy running, being...

...Also, I love talking about stuff I'm passionate about (math, physics, philosophy, astronomy, etc.) and it's great to talk about it with people who are willing to listen. I have a teaching style of catering to the student, i.e. how I teach depends on how the student learns. If the student learns better with visuals, I teach with visuals. If a student learns better with verbal teaching I teach like that, etc. In my spare...

...to study freshwater inflows and polychaetes in the Gulf of Mexico and Antarctica. In 2016, I started to pursue my MSc at the University of Texas studying harmful algal blooms and water quality in reservoirs, graduating in 2018. I continued this investigation as an Associate Scientist for the City of Austin until I started my PhD studies in 2019. Following somewhat of a negative experience at the University of California, Berkeley, I am in the...

...younger students. For those that wish to improve and understand concepts better, I will gladly use creative problem solving to find a way to relate a concept in terms the student will grasp. I have completed research projects involving wildlife and antibiotic resistance and even giving concrete the properties of steel. I served as a peer mentor to the LSU College of Science freshmen and led weekly seminars on study skills, time management, scheduling, and...

...was able to graduate from Trinity University with a Neuroscience Degree, and recently received a certificate in Youth and Young Adult Ministry from a theological school in Boston. In my free time, I feel most alive when I am outside, playing sports, dancing, socializing, and being active in my church. I have been teaching tennis to kids for the past three years, and would love to take this experience into an academic setting. Everyone has...

...time I studied and implemented a variety of cutting-edge pedagogical methods designed to increase students' critical thinking skills and retention of knowledge. As an educator, I have been able to apply my innate sense of curiosity, my desire to enhance the lives of others, and my passion for engineering to my work with innovators in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math field. As my time as a teacher, I have personally created, developed, and executed...

I have a Petroleum Engineering degree from the University of Louisiana, which I earned in 2010. I have worked in the oil & gas industry as an operations engineer. I have recently worked as a test scorer and have experience tutoring in college. I have strong math and science skills. The more knowledge I can impart to others the better off the world will be.

...is nonetheless true. I enjoy helping students master complex skills to make seemingly difficult problems easy. I have a deep knowledge of physics and math (the language of physics). I can help students by showing them a variety of ways to approach problems and how to break down the problem into smaller steps. Math is the language of physics. I took 4 years of mathematics at the college level, fram calculus through mathematical physics. I...

As a physicist, I have much experience in mathematics and science, but I also love to teach! In fact, my greatest joy comes from helping those who are eager to learn. I have studied in a wide variety of subjects anywhere from Math, Physics, Chemistry, and even Music Theory! If you want to know it, I will help you do so! ... My teaching philosophy is that if you are not having fun, you are not...

...myself, I understand the workload and pressure that students go through. I've been on both ends of the tutoring process before, from learning SAT math tricks at Testmasters to helping peers and students understand AP Physics concepts. Honestly, what I've found, is that with enough straightforward explanation and practice, subjects that might seem insurmountable can be broken down, understood, and mastered systematically. If what you're learning isn't all clicking for you yet, consider scheduling a session...

I am a Texas A&M graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. I'm currently working full time in infection control and pursing my Master's in Public Health of Epidemiology. I've always had a strong passion for math and science, and have enjoyed helping others that may struggle with these topics. When it comes to education, I believe it's important to keep lessons individualized since no one learns exactly the same way!

I'm the kind of guy that loves to give spoilers...for academics.