Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Arlington, TX

...student working towards a Bachelors of Science in both Computer Science and Statistics at UTD. Since graduating from high school in 2010, I have been working as a tutor for the Plano Independent School District. I received extensive training in tutoring both ACT and SAT test strategies. While I have been trained to tutor all core subjects, tutoring Mathematics has always brought me the greatest joy in life. Through my years working as a tutor,...

...reputed universities, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, in the field of Aviation, I am confident that I've acquired the knowledge and confidence required to mentor those who need help in the field of Mathematics and Computer Science. I believe in trying to understand a human mind and starting a conversation or presenting a solution based upon the best method which would help enhance the learning ability of a student. I have experience tutoring/mentoring students from Grade 4...

...achieve the mobility and independence in the English language to concentrate on achieving their goals instead of which words to choose. I want to help the student new to America feel comfortable going into each academic and social situation that is his life. I strive to bring my students more "future tense" and less "tense future." I have over three years' experience teaching online regularly and globally. I have almost 15 years of classroom teaching...

...build and get clear ideas about their careers.I love and enjoy tutoring, especially math and computer science subjects. I have been a tutor and mentor for a lot of kids for about 4 years, and I feel proud when I see them achieve their goal. I strongly believe one should have a solid fundamentals of the basic stuff to be more sucessfull and to understand more complicated stuff, and hence i make sure the person...

...attended Grapevine High School before getting my B.A. from Notre Dame and then returning for my J.D. from SMU. I have pretty much lived in the area my whole life. When I'm not golfing, I enjoy pub trivia as I consider myself a wealth of random, useless information. I also enjoy cooking, rowing, camping, and the occasional chess tournament. Nothing can put your ego in check faster than being schooled by an 8-year-old prodigy (pun...

...reviewing math to apply to business school. I find it really rewarding helping students understand concepts they may be struggling with so that they can fully understand and master an idea to apply it in different ways. People I have tutored describe me as encouraging, patient, and highly effective at zeroing in on key barriers to understanding. In my spare time I really enjoy working with and learning about virtual reality, as well as playing...

...plan of action, it is essential for the student to reach this goal, before a student takes on difficult courses & responsibilities, in addition to facing the uncertainty of tomorrow's future. There will be situations where the requirement for assisting students solve a problem is much more than a typical answer of giving yes, no and small simple answers. Sometimes, the understanding of the question itself can allow an easier way for students to find...

...so each student you teach is different each with their own strengths and weaknesses so tailoring the learning experience to each student is the best way to help the student learn in their own way. Math is easy it is just taught in a way students have difficulty learning, everyone does not think the same but I have a variety of methods to help anyone understand. Having a strong math foundation will help not only...

...dangerous about a lot of things, but more than anyone should, I know quite a bit about being a know-it-all: 1. No one likes a know-it-all 2. The saying goes, Knowledge is Power. However, having knowledge without the capacity to do something with it is Weakness 3. The more a know-it-all learns, the reality of his/her ignorance becomes more apparent 4. Often, the best way to teach someone something is not to start off spilling...

...2015. Studying and teaching intensive Chinese has helped me learn how to lay down the fundamentals of a subject and build on them, what topics in a subject to focus on and why, and how to teach students using teaching styles other than lecturing. After all, thanks to my experience teaching with the public school system, I know that one size doesn't, in fact, fit all. For students to learn at their best, a teacher...