Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in Clearwater, FL

...across the world, teaching in the classroom for students K-5 and also online tutoring students K-12. I will be available to tutor students in General Education K-5, Middle School Math, Exceptional Student Education K-12 and Test Prep. I believe in a structured classroom setting, but also allowing the students to have the freedom to know their boundaries and I believe every student can learn and make gains. I am a firm, kind and empathetic teacher...

I'm a full-time senior student at my 4th year at University of South Florida College of Engineering majoring in Computer Science. I am a pursuing a Bachelor's of Science in Computer Science at University of South Florida College of Engineering. Currently, I am tutoring a high school student in high school algebra and really enjoy watching others learn. Being patient, adaptable, and having effective communication skills makes me a great tutor.... I believe in being patient. Not all students are alike, so I adapt to teaching at each student's pace. I try to lead by example and act as a guide when problem solving.

...that anyone of average intelligence can learn anything they desire to know. Accomplishing this may require all of one's curiosity, tenacity, diligence, and integrity that can be brought to bear upon the target, but with an undaunted intention to master the subject, their mastery of it will occur. I possess the ability to impart an understanding of a complicated subject or concept to another in a way that illuminates the inherent simplicity in it for...

...to teach an Academic Foundations course at USF, which helps first-year college students acclimate to campus, emphasizing study skills, transitional issues and career planning. I am a great tutor, because I believe in creating a one-on-one tailored experience for each student. With my advising and classroom students, I use formal and informal assessments to ensure students are meeting learning outcomes, and adjust methods accordingly. I also help students develop better critical thinking skills to help...

...set teaching methods other than relying on having patience or knowing when to challenge a student. I believe that given the tools to read, anyone can be successful at any subject. I enjoy working with all ages. I have taught computer classes to the masses from basic computer skills to video editing software. My more than 15 years of tutoring brings me experience in science, writing, resume writing, test preparation and a specialty in reading....

...a third year doctoral student, working towards my Doctor of Physical Therapy at NOVA Southeastern University. I am an alumni of University of South Florida, where I received a bachelor's in Health Sciences, and a minor in Public Health. I believe a good tutor provides more than just academic support. A tutor has the unique opportunity to enter a student's life at what can be a stressful or embarrassing point, and re-establish a sense of...

...a firm believer in the idea that it does not matter how old a person grows--they can always remain a student. In that same vein, I find the opportunity to pass on the knowledge I possess to other people incredibly rewarding; not only does it help my students in their own pursuit of knowledge, but it also helps me maintain and expand the knowledge I currently possess. For that reason, I truly find tutoring an...

...the student how to develop a process-based approach to problems, adapting to the student's particular needs. I specialize in SAT and ACT test prep. My students have seen immense leaps in their scores. On average, my students' SAT scores increase by 200 points (equivalent to 6 points on the ACT). I even had one student increase her score by 350 points, achieving a 1560! I have extensive experience tutoring the following academic subjects: Algebra 1...

...model and program mathematical and physical models of science. I have tutored Computer Science while attending graduate school. I have taught Information Technology at the college level and it was very successful (being my first attempt at lecturing professionally). While attending graduate school, I studied mathematics and completed enough courses to have a strong background in the field of Applied Math. I consider myself to be a strong "algebraist". I do believe that every student...

...from the University of North Florida with a degree in economics, and I'm currently a graduate student at the University of South Florida. Many people don't consider themselves to be a "math person", but in my experience, the only difference between people who excel in math and people who do not is confidence. I legitimately enjoy explaining mathematical concepts to people, and I like to think I'm pretty good at explaining things concisely. I'd love...