Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors serving Detroit, MI

...in Tokyo, Hokkaido, and the Tohoku area. I studied the language/culture through immersion in the former locations, and volunteered in the latter. Prior to my university studies, I was a professional spoken word artist, and tutored students in both poetry and public speaking. I am passionate about helping students become powerful speakers, both in Japanese and English. I believe the strongest tools we have are our voices, and I enjoy guiding students to find theirs.

...a degree from the University of Michigan in Judaic studies, although I switched to that field from electrical engineering and computer science. I've loved teaching for a long time, and my favorite part has always been personalizing lessons and teaching styles for individual students. Everybody is different, and everybody has their own best way to learn. I make it my mission to find that most effective method for all of my students. Aside from tutoring,...

...of math, and I came to appreciate even the more advanced problems as the enticing critical thinking puzzles they really were. Most importantly, it made me enthusiastic about solving difficult problems, and I have applied this mentality to all of my tutoring experiences ever since. Working as a Kumon instructor for four years, I helped children aged 5-14 through math and reading worksheets. Since then, I have tutored for standardized tests (including the SAT and...

Computer Science and Data Science Graduate from the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor

I have been teaching in the education field for seventeen years and I really enjoy it. I also have four children of my own whom I get a chance to really enjoy now that I work from home.... My teaching philosophy is to always help the student, even if it involves giving extra time. Many students learn by modeling and doing. Learning does not always have to be verbal.... In a typical first session with a...

...solidify concepts taught from pre-algebra through pre-calc. I'm a big proponent of breaking down some of the barriers that exist within coding and the STEM community. I recognize that helping all types of students feel confident in their math skills is the first step, regardless of their interest in coding. I've had experience tutoring kids piano in the past, which I know has similar problem-solving qualities to computer science. Though I tutor a range of...

...Python, coupled with a deep comprehension of programming concepts, I am equipped to guide students through the intricate world of coding. My approach is not merely about conveying information, but about instilling problem-solving skills and analytical thinking that extend beyond just teaching. While I may not have specific achievements to tout, my proudest moments are the "aha" moments that light up a student's face the moments when a complex concept becomes comprehensible, when a seemingly...

Hi! I'm a software engineer, robotics enthusiast, lifelong tuba player and cross country skier. I enjoy teaching concepts and skills that I use on a daily basis to any student. I work with academic teams in college, elementary and middle school students, and working professionals.

I have been a private tutor for several years now, and am just now branching into working for tutoring companies! I am here to help in many subjects, but find ACT/SAT training and math help to be my best areas of expertise!

...name is Namera! I attend Wayne State University. Tutoring has been one my greatest passions from a very young age because I have 2 younger sisters who have always needed homework help from me. Watching them succeed in school inspired me to help other individuals improve their academic performance as well. I utilize an interactive learning technique through various helpful resources, and I will go above and beyond to ensure an effective learning for my...

Software engineer at Ally Financial. Passionate lifelong learner with a heart of a teacher.

...enjoy learning, reading, exercising, and playing ball. In college, I majored in Management & Leadership, Management Information Systems, and was on the pre-med track. This allowed for me to be exposed to a wide variety of subjects and I can confidently say I enjoyed learning about them all. In my opinion, the only way to know if you've mastered something is if you can teach it. I've been tutoring fellow classmates and younger friends of...

I am a researcher at Wayne State University working on my Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering. I have had a number of tutoring experiences teaching math, science, and SAT prep, to name a few. I have worked with students from middle school to college range, and know how to adjust my teaching level to whatever the student's requirements are.

...psychosocial, psychological, nutritional, socio-cultural, economic, philosophical, legal, ethical, environmental, community and public health determinants of health and disease, as well as learned effective sampling methods and statistical interpretation of results. I was a teaching assistant for the anatomy and physiology cadaver lab, and have tutored other subjects such as math, reading, biology, and essay writing and proofreading. My favorite subjects to tutor are writing and proofreading because I enjoy showing people how to communicate their...

...elementary Spanish all the way up through Spanish 3, which I teach right now. I have lived in Central America and have experience using Spanish in an authentic setting. I also teach ESL for students learning English as a second language and have been an online ESL tutor working with mostly teens and adults for about 3 years now. Additionally, I have hosted an "SAT Bootcamp" program at a high school in Detroit where we...

Hi! My name is Alana and I attend U-M Ann Arbor studying Information and Statistics!

...I find the tangibility and sense of accomplishment provided through grasping topics in computer science most rewarding. Moreover, given the prevalence of information technologies, discovering how they work goes a long way in demystifying our world today. My teaching strategy is to develop the skills required to solve problems systematically. Otherwise, I prefer to approach topics from multiple perspective using models or alternative strategies. This helps to ensure clarity and aims to instill a more conceptual...

...service to attend medical school). For me, few things are more fulfilling than having an enduring positive effect on someone's life. My tutoring style is relaxed yet thoroughly in-depth. As a result of military and medical training, I am a strong believer in the "Socratic" or dialectic method. In short, excelling in a course includes the ability to converse and express oneself in the language of that subject. I look forward to the opportunity to...

...wasnt looking, not cool. I want to make sure your son/daughter is ready for college and not just with the academics portion of it and yes that is important, although I want to help them become mentally ready for the road ahead as well. As many of you know life isnt about how people gain materialistic items, or how so and so can read and write is about the drive that separates us from one...

...the sciences, I use a multifaceted approach to learning. Whether more traditional or more progressive, I can lecture and lead or simply allow for your learning to unfold via engaging conversation with the material. When you can bring your enthusiasm, interest and love of the subject material, then teaching you how to hone these skills into a career or passion project you may be working on will be a door wide open. Will you open...