Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Albuquerque, NM

...of understanding my personal learning style. My Philosophy is that adaptability is the key to teaching anyone a new concept. I've been in Real Estate for over 15 years and am also pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice. I am highly proficient in the following areas: 1. English / English Literature 2. Real Estate / Property Management 3. Law Enforcement 4. Legal Research Additionally, I am an active classroom/ library volunteer at my 9 year...

...so often accompany learning Math at the earliest and most crucial stages means helping students think about the material in a way that is meaningful to them and teaching them to relate Math to their own lives and interests in a way that fosters a passion that lasts far beyond the day of the big test and hopefully for a lifetime. Although my main focuses are standardized test preparation and Mathematics, I also tutor Chemistry,...

...have tutored high school and undergraduate students in various math, engineering, and computer science related subjects through Nova's NOMATICS (math) club and technology lab. Although I love teaching several subjects, I am most passionate about programming in Java and C++; I find programming languages logical and extremely fun to learn. I do believe that constant practice is essential to learning anything including languages, instruments, and of course, math. During my free time, I delight myself...

...University. I greatly enjoy helping others to understand concepts that are difficult and not intuitive. I have a great deal of experience working in Mathematics and the sciences. My experiences tutoring involve tutoring middle school math while I was in High School, tutoring Introduction to Electric Circuits during my undergraduate studies and also my current position which is a Teaching Assistant for System Dynamics and control at TU. My desire is to someday pursue a...

...asked me to tutor their children, so I contacted Varsity tutors to extend my reach to people who did not know me personally. My style is energetic and engaging. As a trial attorney, I routinely have to communicate complex matters to a jury that has no experience in the fields of chemistry, biology and physics. This forces me to adopt an engaging style to ensure they do not tune me out. I have three very...

...practicing in the cancer cure community today. Due to my love of teaching and working with students, I fill my days with teaching science and mathematics as much as possible. Since I have spent my professional life immersed in a field that demands practical results, I frame lessons with an eye toward real life applicationsa technique not found in dry academic surroundings. I have had extensive experience in both classroom and one-on-one teaching at many...

...including 26+ years at a Fortune 100 company. I specialize in C, C++, Java, Swift and SQL. Java experience includes command line apps, Swing, and Android. C / C++ experience includes Windows, Linux, Unix, and OS X. Can work at your pace and stay as basic or advanced as you like. Tutoring experience includes operating systems and data structure and algorithm courses. Besides the above, I have a broad IT hardware and software background if...

...(England), where I earned a masters degree in engineering. While I tutor a number of subjects, math and physics are my favorites. I was a teaching assistant at Duke University for several semesters, and helped my peers with learning physics, material science, and engineering - so algebra now seems like a breeze! I'm a naturally good test-taker who’s developed several of my own test-taking strategies and love passing them on to others - I think...

...I love teaching students of all levels, and I am excited to work with a broad range of students through Varsity Tutors. I want to become a high school teacher, but tutoring is something that is so unique in that you get to work with one student and learn their every strength and weakness. I look forward to working with any student who needs my help, and helping them to grow to be the student...

...the right equation to use, the unravelling of the mystery of the value of x. I want to show my students to see these subjects as I do: as a challenge, not a chore. I try to do this by making things simple and showing straightforward techniques that students can use on their own to sidestep mental walls, thus building confidence. I love to see them succeed academically and value the opportunity to be a...