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Motivated electrical and computer engineering scientist with an academic background in engineering and Statistics/Mathematics principles.

...in most stem fields and high school level and below English and Spanish. My favorite subject to tutor is chemistry because it was my favorite subject in school. When tutoring I like to help develop the skills that students already have and help them fill in the gaps in their knowledge. Outside of school and work, I enjoy watching The Flash and playing the Sims 4. I also enjoy reading during the summer when work...

...mentor for others. With a background in higher-level math, I tutored the subject throughout high school while also serving as captain of the varsity tennis team and teaching private tennis lessons on the side. Top ACT and SAT scores earned me a scholarship at the University of Miami, where I was able to develop a newfound love for the fine arts. I am now pursuing a B.S. in computer science as well as a B.A....

...problem solving strategies until they become intuitive. I believe that intuition is the key to long term command of a subject. A difficult problem becomes far more digestible when viewed from a new angle. Once an idea makes sense at its core, it is far easier to learn its nuances and develop strong habits for applying it in the future. In my free time, I enjoy acting, playing music, creative writing, and tabletop gaming.... No concept...

...a suboptimal way, as they settle with "good-enough", but if we want what is best for our kids (I don't have any), we should go straight to the top, to the best educators. One educator, whose book I read and found inspiring, was Rafe Esquith. I didn't necessarily agree with everything he said, but there were some things I found inspirational and helpful for tutoring myself, such as focusing on wrong answers to questions and...

...I hope to utilize when tutoring students I work with. I have also had experience tutoring high school students one-on-one in a variety of subjects. Through this, I was able to come up with unique ways of teaching students complex subjects. I have taken intensive coursework and volunteered throughout college whether at the local hospital or campus event. If you need any help with Calculus AB, Calculus 3+4, any level of Algebra, Statistics, Probability, Biochemistry,...

...creative problem solving pioneered by the international design firm IDEO. While typically used in startups to develop new innovations, I've found it extremely handy in tutoring. Every student is different and so are their difficulties, so a finite set of ways to present a concept or tackle a difficulty is potentially limiting. In my experience, it's much more effective to use an adaptive framework like design thinking to identify the root of students' issues and...

I am a first-year at Yale University studying computer science and economics. Prior to Yale, I graduated from Phillips Academy Andover, where I took a plethora of computer science and math courses. I am extremely passionate and excited about helping other students reach their full academic potential, and look forward to working with you!

...focusing my own skills. I believe that teaching is the most rewarding occupation as it gives the teacher the ability to not only transmit his own knowledge to the student but also see the positive results and outcome of the student. I believe mathematics has suffered as an attractive discipline by failing to be inclusive of mathematicians and students of all races, ethnicities, genders, personalities, and socioeconomic and educational backgrounds. In my capacity as a...

...architecture - discrete mathematics and proofs - operating systems - encryption/decryption - computer and network security Given the complexity of some of these topics, I will often ask if you would like me to draw a picture or to use an analogy to help explain. If you don't feel like you have a strong understanding of the material by the time we're done, talk to me about getting a refund. Learning shouldn't be a stressful...

...and give relevant feedback. The students I work with successfully complete their assignments and gain an increased familiarity with the content. I also have numerous machine learning projects with Python/Jupyter Notebook and explore my passion through tackling new data problems every day. My goal of the first session with any student is to gain a rapport with them and find common ground so we feel comfortable with each other. From there, I like to break...

...tutoring in 1995 while in college getting my associate of science in Math degree. I tutored in the math lab there, tutoring subjects like Calculus, pre-calculus, and algebra until I graduated. I restarted tutoring when I attended DeVry Orlando. I tutored at DeVry Orlando in the learning lab teaching multiple programming, math, and science subjects. I was studying Game & Simulation programming at the time so I mostly tutored C++ and general programming. I tutored...

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Hello, I am father of six grown children pursuing his PhD. I have taught school, have been an IT professional for the past 28 years, and Adjunct faculty at University level. I have trained and mentored many people in the US and overseas. I have participated in the homeschooling of 4 of the 6 of my children.

As a self learner, I understand different struggles that students like myself might come across. I have a great passion for math and would love to share the tips and tricks that I have discovered that are application to not only the liberal arts but also in non academic activities as well.

...means practical feedback on tests, applications, and where to look for funding at any stage and level of your education or career. My own time as an exchange student in high-school, as an undergraduate and in graduate school means real feedback on the process, and how study abroad can develop skills that employers want: problem solving, cultural awareness and adaptability just to name a few. I look forward to working with you or your student...

Hello, my name is Samantha and I'm very passionate about STEM. I'm majoring in Computer Science on the pre-med track at Barnard College, Columbia University. I'm interested in going into Machine Learning and AI research while going into medical school.

...computer science, Python programming, databases, data science, and machine learning topics. My favorite subjects to tutor are mathematics, physics, and computer science because they provide the foundation for so much innovation and discovery. I particularly enjoy competition math and programming challenges, where creativity and problem-solving come together. My teaching philosophy centers around customizing the learning experience to meet the individual needs of each student. I believe in using visuals, relatable examples, and interactive problem-solving to...

...the University of North Texas (UNT) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science and with Cum Laude honors. That means I know my computers, computer programming, and math! While attending UNT, I also became a Volunteer Tutor for 2 years and later on a Lead Tutor for 1 year before graduating. I've been pretty passionate about tutoring and helping others ever since! When tutoring students, I've always found it the most helpful to...

...To support my research, I worked as GTA (graduate teaching associate) for 15 semesters. This role helped me to gain lots of teaching experience and helped me to benefit from close interactions with students and faculty members. I had a graduate teaching associate position for 5 years and the age group of students that I instructed was undergraduate college students. I taught algorithm design, Data structure, web programming, computer organization, and intro to machine learning....