Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors in Jacksonville, FL

...collecting old automotive related toys and ephemera, primarily of European origin. I currently work as full time math and science teacher here in Duval County, Florida. I have Bachelor's Degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics from Jacksonville University. I'm currently looking into a master's program in instructional technology or in computer science starting next Spring. My favorite subjects to tutor are chemistry and anything to do with computing, often in the computing area I learn things...

...of my research has been in economic stocadtic modeling, but is increadibly multifacisted. I have also worked for a wind energy company to complete a data analytics project. Math is just a tool I get to use to do other really cool stuff, and I love sharing my passion for math and quantitative sciences with students. I also have a passion for languages because with different languages you get to unlock different cultures.

...I have tutored at the high school level for 2 years and, most recently, have spent the last 3 years tutoring college-level students. I sincerely enjoy helping students learn new material and uniquely master subject knowledge, and I want to help as many students as I can. I am a big proponent of framing material in a bigger scope in an attempt to provide students who may not be as motivated with a new understanding...

...science. I am familiar with standardized test standards and can personalize instruction to individual student learning styles. I genuinely love to teach, especially high school math. I have most experience helping grades 7-12 and my students tend to make incredible progress, especially in terms of enjoying the material and committing to self-practice. I can prescribe practice to help fill in gaps. I've also tutored college students in astrophysics, mechanics, electrodynamics and other physics topics. I...

Hello! I am a data analyst with a Bachelor's of Arts in Mathematics. I enjoy math and using its concepts to solve complex problems in my day to day.

...is not always a straightforward process. Teaching plans should be compatible with individual students, taking into account their goals, needs, and learning styles. For example, I personally like to incorporate secondary lines of reasoning. When learning words, I look at roots, when learning theorems, I study proofs, and when learning mechanisms, I examine comparable systems. In addition, I am a rather visual learner, and favor illustrations such as graphs, tables, and diagrams as learning tools....

Worried about a test? Confused about material in class? I've been in your shoes as a student, and I've spent quite a while with different types of tutoring. I'd be glad to help however I can and help you feel better about math.

...also like to use this method called Socratic thinking to allow the student to tell or show me how they got the answer for the problem. If the student does not do or even try the problem, then I cannot help or guide the student to what they need to do to solve the problem. It is better for the student to try and fail at solving the problem than to not have tried at...

I currently teach Algebra and Geometry at a private high school for students with learning differences in Jacksonville, FL. I enjoy their light bulb moments and seeing them succeed where they had not before. I look forward to meeting more students and bringing them to their light bulb moments.

I can show you how Math can help you lose weight, win in Vegas, and survive a Zombie Apocalypse. Bachelors' Degree in Civil Engineering, vast experience with statistics, and applied mathematics.

...to stay focused. I have also presented workshops and presentations at national conferences that emphasis on student retention in school. I train other teachers to be effective educators. I would love to have the opportunity to add your name to my success stories. Besides my professional life, I do have a very fulfilling personal life. I love to travel (domestic and international), I have a passion for cooking, reading, and the outdoors. I have two...

...just subjects to pass. They underlie very real things, like why raindrops bead up on a windshield, or why the sky is blue and sunsets are red. Mathematical and scientific intuition gives students a very real *power* of looking at the world, seeing its logic, its beauty, and knowing why things happen. As a physics major, I used calculus in all of my courses and have an intuition for many of the concepts. I prize...

...and math, but I like to branch out, as well. I have been tutoring peers since middle school, which has allowed me to develop my abilities as a tutor. When I tutor someone, the most important goal is to make sure both of us understand the root ideas of the subject and are able to not only use, but also understand the equations to solve the problems. Outside of academic work, I love playing sports....

...I can make a student interested in a topic and engage with their learning style, learning happens much faster and more effectively, and doesn't feel like work. I endeavor to interest students in any topic (but especially math) by giving them a sense of a larger context. In particular, I love to bring college-level math concepts to students in a way anyone can understand, which often demonstrates WHY the math they're doing matters. It also...

...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 and science)...

...If you want to become self-sufficient, I will help you reach your goals. I tutor many high school and college level math/science courses including Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Differential Equations, and Physics. I have attained a 3.85 GPA in my 5 semesters at Lipscomb. Outside of school, you will often find me working on my car, photographing nature, or fishing. I cultivated a love of fixing things early on in college, and I refuse to pay...

...I've found that knowing the intricacies of a test can improve a student's score just as much as knowing the subject material can. Different students learn in different ways but that kind of personal attention is difficult to provide in a classroom. With one on one tutoring sessions, any student can excel, even in the subjects he or she has the most trouble in. When I tutor a student, my first goal is to figure...

...learned is the ability to communicate material in a clear and approachable manner. Past students have remarked that my teaching style is animated and are surprised at their ability to focus and understand concepts even after a long day of school, practice, or work. When I am not teaching or grading papers, I can usually be found playing some brass instrument or another, umpiring baseball, trying out a new recipe in the kitchen, or spending...

...passion when it comes to teaching either Math or Econ and I always try my best to make sure people understand their problems fully. My first official experience tutoring was in college where I was part of a tutoring program at my culture center where I worked. I would go to local Piscataway and Charter Schools to tutor mathematics ranging from grades 6-12. I'm really confident in tutoring any kind of mathematics from grades K-12....

I am a sophomore at Rice University and intending to major in Bioengineering with a minor in Global Health Technologies. I am also planning on going to med school. My favorite subject to teach is math and editing essays is forte of mine as well. I do my very best to help all of my students. ... I'd start off by asking what the student is interested in, in both subject and extracurricular. Then, I'd ask...