Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Catalina Foothills, AZ

...I studied abroad in Vancouver Island, Canada for two years, completing the I.B. diploma. My philosophy of education is focused on sharing my own passion for a subject and developing a similar appreciation in the students that I work with. I believe that this passion is essential for effective learning to happen, namely learning should never be rote memorization that fades away after an exam but something that persists and ultimately grows. I always have...

...that students face when learning a new subject. I believe that finding a way to relate to the subject that you're trying to learn, increases your ability to absorb new information. I want to pass along the "tricks of the trade," that I have learned over the years, to help other students succeed. Learning a new subject should be exciting and empowering. Developing skills to tackle any problem you encounter, is a real super power.

...I am your woman. I graduated cum laude from the University of Maryland College Park where I studied Linguistics and Creative Writing. So, I know the English language inside and out! I have been working as a private tutor for two years now. I also spent a semester volunteering with a volunteer based organization which focuses on helping Elementary school children who are reading below grade level get caught up and have worked as a...

...and Computer Science. I also have a Bachelors in Economics. My favorite subjects to tutor are Math, Programming, and Economics, I really enjoy helping others and enjoy working in a relaxed and supportive environment. More specifically, if you need help in any Microeconomics classes, Calc I, AP Calc, Statistics, Programming in Java, C, or HTML/CSS/Javascript, I'm your guy. When I'm not tutoring, my hobbies include Soccer, Chess, making funny videos, and helping others.... My goal is to give people the tools they need to become self-sufficient, independent learners. I want people to trust their own ideas and intuitions so they can figure out what learning style works best for them. In short, I want to encourage people to trust their own ability to solve problems.

...in Computer Science. Throughout high school, I was the lead programmer for my school's FIRST Robotics Team, as well as the team Captain for my Varsity Swim Team, where I was a two-time State Champion in the 100 Breaststroke. I play many instruments, and was a part of many music groups throughout grade school. I have professional experience conducting swim lessons for 5 years at my towns local college, as well as 4 years of...

...practical tools, which is the task of computer science. I tend to dress bland concepts up with humor, to meet frustration with the solidarity of lighthearted commiseration, and to treat the question of ‘real-world’ applicability with imagination on the one hand and candor on the other. I am comfortable with students of all age and skill levels, from middle schoolers to adults arriving at school for the first time in decades or perhaps the first...

...a concentration in computational physics and a B.S. in physics with a concentration in astronomy from Eastern Illinois University. My coursework was geared toward solving physical problems using mathematical modeling. During my undergraduate education, I was employed as a physics tutor, assisting students with physics and mathematics coursework, where I honed skills in conveying information effectively to students at all levels. I also served as a teaching assistant, providing instruction in the use of telescopes...

...job as a teacher and fell in love with it. I have experience in front of a class, but one-on- one settings help bring out the best of my teaching abilities. I have tutored multiple students in different subjects such as Algebra, English and Spanish, but my passion is mathematics, since I find it very interesting how there are many paths you can reach the same resolution to a problem. I believe Math is for...

...MA from the University of Arizona in Government and Public Policy. During my studies at Arizona, I presented lectures at several international conferences in political science and international relations. While attending graduate school at the University of Arizona, I worked as a teacher's assistant and was responsible for providing individual feedback to over 100 students. I found it rewarding to work with my students so they could achieve their maximum potential. Presently, I am working...

...few years in Japan as a volunteer, and one of the things I did was teach English conversation, in groups from as many as twenty-five to as a few as three. I'll be earning my JLPT N1 certification later this year -- Japanese is my favorite subject to tutor, but I also enjoy mathematics. I am a firm believer that the ability to do well in studying comes not only from content knowledge, but also...