Award-Winning Differential Equations Tutors serving Trenton, NJ

...and calculus in high school for three years, and taught calculus at the University of Hartford for one semester as an adjunct professor. I am adept at catching student mistakes and filling in the conceptual gaps that caused these mistakes. I attended the University of Connecticut, where I double majored in math and math education, and also completed a master's degree in curriculum and instruction (with a focus on math education). Math is my passion,...

...in chemical engineering, I am currently an online high school science teacher, but I have experience teaching Algebra 1, 2, and Geometry, Chemistry, Biology, Trigonometry, Physical Science, Personal Finances, Business Math, Entrepreneurship and Calculus. I have tutored for many years for many subjects but especially for college undergraduate students with advanced math and science classes. I have ensured academic success for previous middle, high school, and college students. I also encourage confidence when approaching math...

...all required courses for admission into medical school during the course of my undergraduate education, and I have extensive Math, Science, and Verbal Reasoning tutoring experience working with high school students in the New Haven Public School system. While working in local public high schools, I have successfully tutored students both for their own personal gain and for increased performance on college entrance examinations--such as the SAT and ACT. My personal strengths include the ability...

...Lehigh University with a B.A. in Computer Science and a minor in Theatre. In the fall, I'll be attending law school at Columbia Law, and I hope to pursue cybersecurity law while I'm there. I have a ton of experience tutoring in many different areas, however my specific specialty areas are Computer Science, Math (up to Calculus 2), and test prep. I love theatre, music, and video games, and I love learning new stuff!

...some of my current classmates, who majored in non STEM (Science Technology Engineering Mathematic) majors, struggle with getting jobs and it has really shown how demanding science and math are in today's society. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. Learning doesn't end in 6th grade, 12th grade, college, etc. it's...

...and yet you forget most of what you learned immediately after the exam. You might get the score you were told to achieve, but learn little. You earn your place on paper, but are unqualified to actually execute your responsibilities. It is my intention to change that. As a tutor, I intend to make learning fun, interesting, and personal. I intend to help you build confidence in your education and yourself. I also want to...

...very passionate about helping others succeed. There is nothing more invigorating to me than helping someone see things more clearly and be relieved of their academic stress; I get a rush every single time I manage to help a student. I have been tutoring since high school and have most of my experience with math, but have also helped with English and French. My most recent job was at a summer camp, so even outside...

...on test day, any preparations to make going into the test, what to do the day before the test. I am a huge sports fan, and in my spare time, I love watching and playing sports (I played football in high school and currently play roller hockey). I am a huge fan of all Philadelphia sports teams. Additionally, I like to read, hang out with my friends, watch TV/movies, and occasionally play video games.

...School with an MPA and concentrations in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy. I did my undergrad at The Ohio State University where I studied Arabic and Development Economics. Previously, I worked in international affairs in various hotspots throughout the world including Afghanistan and Iraq. I enjoy teaching and empowering students to not only learn the material at hand but also develop skills that can help them solve a variety of other problems.

I am working towards two degrees for Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. Currently I am attending Rutgers University in New Brunswick. I had the pleasure of tutoring Calculus 1 to my fellow peers during my freshmen year of college, and ultimately math is my favorite subject to tutor. Being patient is key to succeeding as both a student and a mentor and I believe practicing problems often enough is a great way to understand them.

...Washington University in Saint Louis, where I graduated with a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. I've had many opportunities throughout this time to both learn and teach and I am passionate about both. I have been a teaching assistant, tutor, researcher, guest lecturer, researcher, and am currently a practicing engineer. Some things about me: I've resided in Saint Louis my whole life and am very familiar with the area. I love the outdoors and...

...Josh, and I am a rising junior at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia where I am pursuing a degree in physics. I plan to graduate in 2018, and after that I hope to attend graduate school. I've had a passion for both science and math for most of my life and have been tutoring in these subjects since high school. At my university I work for the Penn Tutoring Center, mentor high school students...

...Rutgers UniversityNew Brunswick, majoring in Biomedical Engineering. I tutor math and science through the high school level, as well as middle school reading and writing. Science is my favorite subject to tutor because I took every science class available in high school, and it laid a strong foundation for my college education. I've always found joy in helping others succeed academically since it's incredibly fulfilling to watch students gain confidence and improve! I've tutored in...

Patient and considerate. Exercises quick, adaptive learning capabilities and independence. Possesses excellent teamwork and communication skills. Experience in project design involving analyzing problems and using critical thinking to solve them. Organized and prepared to designate study time and create schedules for efficiency.

...my B.S. in Physics, but my years of tutoring specialize in mathematics and physics from any baseline, up to the college level. I have flexible hours and would love the opportunity to work with you! In my spare time I enjoy playing volleyball, spending time outdoors, and playing video games at night. I am currently planning a 15 month trip to China to teach English and experience something different, but will be in the states...

...concentration in Physical Sciences. Throughout my undergraduate career, I was fortunate enough to participate in several research-oriented internships in New York and Maryland. These allowed me to gain invaluable experience and apply my knowledge to real-life applications. In addition, I have experience tutoring fellow classmates in courses such as physics, probability/statistics, and linear algebra; however, my favorite subject to teach is calculus and I've found it to be the most challenging to learn. My philosophy...

...Mathematics related subjects, since I understand they can be challenging to some. I would like to make learning difficult but important subjects in STEM fun for students by tailoring my teachings to their interests and desires(almost everything revolves around Science and/or Math to a degree). In addition to my strong Science and Math background, I am also fluent in German and love teaching how to speak, read, and write in German since I think understanding...

I am graduating this May with a B.S. in Cellular Biology and Neuroscience from Rutgers University. I have been a TA here at Rutgers for over 3 years and have taught General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biology! I have loved every second in the past three years with working and teaching students! I look forward to helping you with your studies and helping you attain nothing but success!

...its subproblems, and by clearly illustrating the connections to previously taught concepts. Peeling away the apparent complexity to reveal the core concept will help the student to successfully retain, recollect, reapply, and expand upon the idea, which is in fact the true purpose of learning. Second, collecting and incorporating feedback is critical. Engaging students early on and periodically via surveys and quizzes helps gauge their progress and understanding of the material. Office hours are a...

Following my B.S. in physics from The College of New Jersey, I am excited to help others as I prepare for graduate school. I am dedicated to helping students understand and enjoy difficult subject matters in the math and science field. Forming a personal relationship is essential to making studying and learning more fun and more memorable.