Award-Winning College Physics Tutors serving New Jersey

...at Rutgers University. I have an interest in STEM, but specifically in physics and astrophysics, which are the fields I'm majoring in. In the past school year I have dedicated my time to tutoring elementary and middle school children in New Brunswick, as well as expanding the tutoring program to a local elementary school. I...

...students in math. Now I offer tutoring in physics (up to college level) and in middle school, high school and some college level math classes. Introductory physics courses are one of my favorite courses to help students with because there is a steep learning curve, and it is exciting to help a student progress in...

...for more than two years, and within that short time became one of their best and busiest tutors. Believe me, busy is definitely an understatement. In those two short years, I taught well over 500 students in a classroom setting (in person) and well over 700 students online (through virtual class rooms, Skype, Google, etc)....

...called Princeton Tutoring as an independent contractor. As a member of their tutoring base, I instruct students in Math, Physics, AP Exams and most often, the SAT. I have obtained outstanding scores and am confident I can convey instruction and techniques that have worked for me. I have a solid foundation in the Spanish language...

...Michigan studying Aerospace Engineering. I tutor a variety of subjects, although I am most passionate about math and the sciences. I aim to teach both fundamental concepts and the ability to solve problems step-by-step with well-established methods. In my free time, I enjoy designing and flying high-power rockets competitively, playing the piano, and engraving glass.

I am a secondary math teacher with over ten years of tutoring experience. I graduated with a degree in Biology from Washington State University and a Masters in secondary education from Gonzaga University. I love helping students master the concepts that they need to be successful in their classes and on their tests!

...in groups and helping my friends understand lessons whenever I could. For two years in Stevens I tutored Physics and Calculus 1. I prefer understanding concepts, rules, and formulas over memorization because I believe that when you understand them for what they are used for an why, it builds a lasting comprehension that is easier...

...overwhelming. I show students how to take a deep breath and break down long problems into their constituent parts so that solutions and concepts become easy. Most of my tutoring has been at the high school level, beginning after college with my alma mater, the Hun School of Princeton, and later for In Home Tutors...

...and engaging subject to teach, as it allows for more connections and visualization of topics that many only see in a textbook. My tutoring style aligns with this idea, and I try to find ways to connect the material to real world examples as much as possible. In my free time, I enjoy watching or...

...computer science. I have done research about cosmic ray acceleration at supernova shock fronts in the Princeton University Department of Astrophysics, simulating how the turbulent plasmas push protons and ions. I have also worked at the Norfolk State University Department of Engineering, designing, simulating, optimizing, and building light filters for wavelength-division optical-electronic multiplexers. Another field...

...or mnemonic devices. I believe that creating a supportive space where students feel comfortable asking questions is essential for their growth. I am motivated by the joy of seeing students gain confidence and mastery in science, turning daunting subjects into enjoyable discoveries. I look forward to the opportunity to inspire and empower more students in...

...and AP level physics. The subject has a reputation of being very difficult, but my mission is to make it easy and fun for my students! I have also been a geometry and statistics teacher in the past. Before teaching, my job was to perform high-energy science shows at a prominent science museum, so I...

...was a learning assistant for Calculus 1 and just this Fall I was a teaching assistant for Data 101 (a class focusing on the intersection of basic statistics and computer science), whereby I led weekly recitation sessions in a small-group setting, held office hours to offer one-on-one mentorship, and helped grade assignments. Naturally, I tutor...

...and biology. My passion for tutoring comes from a love of being able to help students achieve their full potential, and I approach each student uniquely based on their levels of understanding and individual ways of learning. I would love to provide tutoring in any of the subjects listed in my profile, and look forward...

...in chemical and biochemical engineering from Rutgers University. After graduation, I have been working as a process engineer in the pharmaceutical industry. Along with being an engineer, I am also a teacher and a mentor. I tutor high school and middle school kids during my free time with mathematics, physics and chemistry online as well...

...subject tests in Math and Biology, and I have taught each of these math and science courses privately, at tutoring centers, and at public libraries to students of all ages and learning backgrounds. I choose to teach these subjects not only because of my knowledge of the topics but also because the real life application...

...have a strong background in mathematics, statistics and physics. Teaching and tutoring is something I have done extensively during school because it helps me revisit many foundational concepts in these subjects, helps evolve my teaching strategies and above all: because I love doing it. I am always looking for feedback and ideas on how I...

...and friends, and partaking in new activities that I have yet to become involved in due to time constraints. For instance, after graduating from college, I have so far had the chance to work with children as a lifeguard at a private day camp and as a volunteer at Celtic Charms, a therapeutic horseback riding...

...but am also qualified to help you with other math and science classes as well as SATs. I am sure I will be able to accommodate your learning styles to help you achieve your goals. I have helped my students get into colleges such as Princeton, Colombia, Cornell, and UC Berkeley. Let me know how...

...experience and improve my chances of admission to a graduate school. Now, after I passed the GRE Physics test and submitted my applications, I am open to share my problem solving skills. My firm convincing is that there is no "I don't like Math" or "I don't like Physics," but instead the student is struggling...