Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors in Indianapolis, IN

...when you can apply it to something you love, that is what allows people to excel. This approach really helps students retain the information much easier. As for myself, I like to tinker. I'm proud to say I have been able to recently build myself an electronics workbench at home for working on electronic projects. Currently I'm working on designing and manufacturing a precision linear power supply and a precision function generator to add to...

...its applications. Throughout my professional and educational background as a biomedical engineer, my project experiences ranged from designing a prosthetic hind limb for a German Shepherd to researching the pupillary response to cognitive load. Mathematics played a key role in the success of these projects. As a mathematics tutor, I will ensure a student's success by creating an engaging environment that is adaptive to the student's learning style. I will strive to make learning mathematical...

...very heavily on our iPERSIST mentoring program for physics, calculus, and most specifically, chemistry. I have helped directly, and indirectly, tutor much of the Rensselaer class of 2020/2021 as well as write the tutoring and mentoring curriculum used by other mentors. Before college, I tutored many different students in chemistry and several areas of math. My favorite subjects to tutor involve any and all forms of math. I appreciate analogies when explaining math to students...

...as a teacher and leader in education, Eric has taught Middle School Math for 3 years at Arlington High School, spent 1-year teaching adults Algebra I at The Excel Center in Anderson, Indiana, and also worked 2 years in administration at Fall Creek Academy serving as the Director of School Culture. Born in Virginia, Eric moved to Indiana at a young age. Immediately after graduating from high school, Eric joined the Indiana Army National Guard....

...in order to understand the material. This method not only allows me to help the students do the computations, but also helps the students retain the knowledge better. Another method that I typically employ is to relate mathematics is to relate the material back to things people know about. I have a wide variety of interests that I use to help communicate with people. These interests range from art and cooking to science. A great...

Hello! My name is Franklin and I am currently a freshman attending Purdue University studying Sustainable Agriculture. I tutor many subjects, but am focused on math and standardized test prep. This is because the subject has always clicked in my head. My hobbies include playing piano, saxophone, and percussion in concert and marching band as well as cooking for my family.

...Is it the way the material is being presented? As I work with students, I try and assess the roadblocks and impediments to their learning and try to address them as part of the tutoring process. I have worked with a variety of students, some old and some young, some who prefer things faster, and those who prefer one idea at a time. To best use your time with me, I encourage students to be...

...is a great feeling, and I've found it as a calling for me. I am not only passionate about teaching math, I am passionate about math itself. I hope that my genuine enjoyment of math can act as a motivator for my students, combatting the view that many students have of math as "pointless". Outside of tutoring, I like to play music and be outdoors. I have been playing guitar and piano for most of...

...will be pursuing my M.S. in Applied Statistics at Purdue University. I am hoping to be able to help out as a math tutor, from middle school pre-algebra to statistics and upper division math classes. Math can be tricky, however with some review of concepts and practice problems using different techniques, one can start to feel comfortable with math. In addition, if you can apply math to areas of interest, math can actually be fun!...

...motivate different types of students. I am qualified to tutor nearly all math subjects. In the past, I have tutored Algebra I and II, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, and AP Calculus. I love to tutor Pre-Calculus and Calculus because I find it exciting when students are able to grasp the more difficult topics in mathematics. When tutoring students, I like to encourage them to think for themselves. I have found that critical thinking is the most vital...

...I tend to strive for. Most of all, I want to be inspiring. I want to change people, I want to help them unlock their potential for success, I want people to respect themselves, their family, friends, all of society. I hope to do whatever I can to make society a better place, to improve our understanding of the Universe, and hopefully ourselves. (= Have fun learning! :Dd (Also, MATHEMATICS is one of my strongest...

...a major reason why tutoring can be so helpful. During my tutorials, I have heard countless kids say "I didn't get that at all when Mr X taught it in class, but when YOU explained it it was so simple!" At the same time, tutoring is not magic. In particular, a tutor cannot do much with a student who is fundamentally unmotivated, although I have learned ways to build motivation given adequate time. In general...

I am a veteran tutor through various programs and am now a licensed secondary math teacher. I facilitate independence while fostering a growth mindset among a wide array of learners.

...starting with my younger sisters and progressing to a college level. I tutored through 21st Century Scholars during my time at IU for linear algebra, calculus, and finite mathematics classes. I graduated from Indiana University - Bloomington with a Bachelor's of Arts in Political Science, minor in Mathematics, in December 2011. I'm currently a Process Assistant at an Amazon warehouse, which is like an assistant manager. My job is interesting, active, and varied, but I...

In June 2017 I retired from a career in semiconductor engineering, sales, and marketing. Along the way I volunteered as a math tutor for several organizations. This was very enjoyable so I am continuing through Varsity Tutors.

...Physics, and Math, with a 4.0 GPA so far. During my previous year, I was tutor in Rose-Hulman's learning center, where I mostly helped freshman and sophomores with calculus, physics, differential equations courses, and various other types of courses. I will be able to tutor in the central Indiana area until August 30, at which point I will move back to Terre Haute to resume my studies. My preferred topics to tutor are any type...

...that sometimes students tend to make it look like they are understanding the message, but they are not. Nowadays, I can feel it, if they are not understanding the message, but I also manage to ask questions to make sure that they are understanding me well. In fact, one important secret I discovered is that the key of a successful student resides in what he or she is understanding truly. This is definitively one of...

...and mathematical thinking. It is my professional hope that at the end of each tutoring session my students will have learned above all an abiding respect for reason: a lifelong conviction that they can understand reality and make sense of the world. However, a great teacher does much more than merely recite the content of his subject. I intend to encourage and motivate each one of my students to perform academically, at a level no...

...these innate qualities, I am also very driven to help other people, and tutoring is a simple, yet powerful and effective way I can help others. I have done a lot of tutoring work in the past working with students of all ages from the elementary to college level. I have a strong background in the sciences as well as other subjects. I also have extensive experience with test preparation. Tutoring is a great opportunity...

...asked to break down big problems, identify the key parts, and then solve them. This same thinking has made me a successful teacher in areas much broader then math and science. By breaking down a problem and identifying key points I believe I can lead any student to academic success. I discovered my love of teaching during my senior year of college. Now I hope that I can take what I am good at (math...