Award-Winning Computer Science Tutors in San Clemente, CA

I have a bachelor's degree in Mathematics from the University of California Riverside and over the past four years have helped many struggling students with poor foundations excel in various levels of mathematics from elementary to calculus with the basic principle that fun and understanding is how anything is learned. I also tutor in the...

...which method you like the most. I think education is the most important thing; it really serves as a mold for the rest of our lives. The better the education the better your life will be. I really enjoy helping students learn, helping them explore the subject and try to build a sensation that learning...

...generally revolves around developing core problem solving abilities, while trying to relate the concepts to something familiar. This is followed by having the student "teach" me what we have covered, helping to cement the ideas. A little about my personal life: my hobbies include swimming, football, soccer, camping, surfing, gardening, and pretty much everything outdoors....

...elementary and university students alike, and it is always my goal to help my students reach a level of self sufficiency that will allow them to succeed in their endeavors. I believe that learning can be accelerated by the presence of a tutor, but at the onus ultimately lies in the student's hands to put...

...in Computer Game Science and Software Programming. Throughout my college career I have tutored several students in my favorite academic subjects; Math, from elementary mathematics to college level PreCalculus, and Computer Science, including C++, Java, and Assembly language. With my passion for learning, listening, and problem solving, I hope to share my enthusiasm with students...

...have the diligence to adapt and overcome. I understand not everybody learns at the same speed, or through identical methods. When teaching, I prioritize adapting to my students' needs by listening to their concerns. Some students prefer step-by-step walkthroughs of a problem or passage, while others prefer concept charts and visual aids, and still others...

...time was spent facilitating group discussion and learning with the remainder focused on individuals’ progress and personalized problem solving. Through my experience, I developed a tutoring philosophy that is very student-centered. Particularly with computer science, students may understand the subject in a variety of different ways. As such, I have learned to accommodate each student’s...

...My philosophy of teaching is to provide an outside-the-box perspective of understanding the problem. I believe that understanding the problem conceptually is extremely important to applying the learned knowledge to other problems. I wish to stick with my students and to never give up on them. Whether it be providing new tricks or methods of...

...and lack of confidence. However, once a student builds confidence, interest will naturally increase as people tend to enjoy things they feel that they're good at. I believe the best way to learn effectively is to initially latch onto a subject by gaining confidence from smaller issues within the same subject and then building one's...

...a strong personal relationship is important for academic success, and I strive toward being a friendly, helpful teacher. I majored in Japanese at Middlebury College, in Middlebury, VT and spent a year studying abroad in Kyoto. I taught high school Japanese of various levels for one year at Philips Academy in Andover, MA, and have...