Award-Winning College Physics Tutors serving New York City, NY

...the two don't go together, but it does with me, and I've found a few opportunities where the two coincide. I'm a believer in hard work and never giving up. I'm well versed in math and physics. If you're in need to a tutor for yourself or your child please feel free to send me...

...my education focused heavily in calculus, math at all levels and physics. Biomedical Engineering also helped developed my biological knowledge. I have experience as a TA during my undergrad and graduate years. I have been teaching in a plethora of subjects for more than 2 years. With experience in labs and research, a publish author...

...carefully. I would say my tutoring philosophy is to have patience. Understanding a subject takes time, and I understand that completely. I want students to find a way to enjoy the work they do. The most important thing I want to instill into the students I tutor is to have discipline and patience. Learning is...

I am a recent NYU grad, who studied Global Public Health and Biology, with a wealth of knowledge to share!

...in humanities, arts and math. I've been a language teacher for the past seven years, focusing on "twice exceptional" students, those who are highly gifted and have challenges like autism, executive functioning, and learning disabilities. With master's degrees in both Mathematical Physics and Special Education, I love teaching both advanced subject material and the fundamentals...

...serve as a practical supplement to the otherwise dense and theoretical lectures. Of course, I also see the value in having theoretical-style lectures, and enjoy teaching those. However, especially for students who are just beginning to learn physics and mathematics, seeing many MANY worked examples is crucial to internalizing the material. Moreover, having these tutoring...

...in Aeronautics and Astronautics. Years of academic exchange with my fellow students have granted me a love of teaching as well as an appreciation for the many ways in which different people learn. Outside of these exchanges, I have two years of experience tutoring in both private and professional settings. As a tutor, I strive...

...received my Bachelor's of Science in Biology. After taking extensive math and science courses, I later realized that anyone can learn anything through practice and repetition. Majoring in biology was not easy and most of my time was spent teaching myself the material. Independent studying is good because you come up with different ways to...

...giving examples from the real-life and inculcating a never give up attitude in them. Over the years my professional career, which spans from Software Engineering to Tutoring, has taught me the importance of smart and hard work as well as listening. Thus I guide my students to work hard but smartly and am always open...

...can grasp the material much better. My profile picture was taken at a lab job at UC-San Diego I had after graduating three years ago, but I found that as much as I enjoyed the coursework, working in a Chemistry lab wasn't for me. Working with students has been much more rewarding and fun.... I believe in understanding rather than memorizing. The brain is wired to learn information that has a clear context around it and...

...at Columbia University in New York. I am a physics major, considering a minor in math, and I love to teach. Physics and math are some of the coolest and most confusing subjects out there, and while it can be incredibly frustrating to struggle through a difficult concept, once it clicks, the payoff is fantastic...

...aspect of graduate school. As a teaching assistant in both laboratory and lecture settings over the course of six years, my average overall rating from undergraduate evaluations is 4.37 (out of 5). In addition to teaching college students, I have mentored high school students working on science fair projects in the Washington, DC, area. I...

...degree in Biological Engineering. Now, I work full time as a psychiatric research assistant studying human brain functioning. I have a strong interest in math and science and really enjoy getting students excited about these subjects as well! Some of my favorite subjects to tutor are Physics, Biology, Chemistry, and Math (Algebra, Trig, Calculus). I...

...a student aide, I encourage students to help out other students. I find that teaching others enhances your own understanding of the subject and aids others in finding their mistake. This creates a mutual relationship between two people that is beneficial. Each time that I help my students solve a problem, I always look for...

...with. Consequently, while the material itself is important, I also work with my students to develop productive routines and build consistency in their personal studying habits. I dedicate myself to my students success, and I am willing to work through any manner of difficulties with those students who put forth a determined effort. Lastly, I...

I have completed a Bachelor's degree in Biology and a Master's in Marine Science. I have taken courses in a variety of subjects, and worked as a Teaching Assistant for several science classes. Academics can be challenging, but I believe you can achieve success through persistence, patience, and the right help.

...Rutgers. I've always loved science and I'm happy to try to explain why. I believe the best way to communicate scientific knowledge is to give real world examples and build from there. I understand that it is very easy to get lost in the nitty gritty of science or math, and I pride myself on...

...we work at a high pace, instilling proper habits needed to learn quickly yet effectively. Having see so many people in industry do bad work, I really want my students understand what quality work is. So, regardless if you are a new person learning the software for the first time or are a seasoned professional...

...both my BS and MS degrees in chemistry and Rutgers University Graduate School where I received my Ph. D., also in chemistry. I have eighteen years of experience as a research scientist and seventeen years of experience as a high school and college level science teacher. I have taught chemistry, physics and environmental science at...

...of Medicine who graduated with honors from Johns Hopkins University. My degree is in Public Health with a Biology concentration, but I also studied two full semesters of General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and Physics. During my time at Hopkins, I developed a passion for the sciences and, in turn, grew to enjoy teaching others about...