Award-Winning Electromagnetism Tutors serving Cranston, RI

...taught grade 7 math as a classroom teacher; but, I have plenty of experience (especially with student teaching) with high school material ranging from Algebra I, all the way to AP materials (I tutored Calculus in college). Outside of tutoring, I love to play music (I'm a drummer) and I'm obsessed with PCs - I've built my own! I've been told that I'm hard-working and very friendly. I am very passionate about Mathematics and Meteorology. I'm...

...Carnegie Mellon University with a double major in Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering. I am currently working at a start up company in Pittsburgh. I am passionate about learning, regardless of the field, and I strive to do my very best at everything I do. I enjoy helping people learn; I don't want people to feel afraid of the sciences and will work hard to find a method of teaching that makes the subject seem more...

...and dedicated educator with a strong passion for science. I am thrilled at the prospect of creating a positive impact by imparting knowledge and fostering an engaging learning environment. My academic background in Physics, Math, and Calculus, coupled with my practical teaching experience, has equipped me with the skills to design compelling, inclusive, and impactful science tutoring sessions. I am committed to instilling a sense of curiosity, encouraging critical thinking, and facilitating a deep understanding...

Hi! I teach college and grad-level math and physics. My quizzes and labs prepare students for SAT II, GRE, medical, and industry tests. I study problems from Kaplan's books and "Dummies' Guides". My students and I discuss conceptual lab design questions, some from magazines and news videos. We try computer simulations. I can help with any phase of your college/graduate application, especially research and recommendation letters.

...unique way of learning. The trick is unlocking what that is in a safe and nurturing environment. We learn through doing, through mistakes, through trying things a few different ways. Conventional teaching methods don't always allow this level of individualization. We learn and remember the most when we're actively engaged, enjoying what we're learning, having fun, and making meaningful connections. Learning is not simply memorization, it is being firmly rooted in the knowledge where you...

...various research labs and research projects. As I gained experience with tutoring, I have improved my communication skills and teaching style, and polished my own understanding of concepts in math and physics. Through this work, I have found the following approaches to work well, regardless of someone's background or interests. 1. Everyone is capable of learning math and physics beyond the level required in high school or college. Although sometimes these subjects may seem obscure,...

...that are not understood, I deliver focused learning experiences designed to quickly, easily, and enjoyably bring about conceptual understanding. I can off these kinds of mini-lessons immediately and without additional preparation because I myself have conceptual mastery of nearly the entire math and physics curricula from elementary through the first 4 years of college. When I am not tutoring: I am seeking employment in the medical device and aerospace industries as a Quality Engineer or...

...important subjects to the rewarding challenges of real world applications. My background allows me to offer more than just a study session to someone who wants to take charge of their success. I like to build a framework of tools that students can use for their entire career, and I offer new ways of looking at old ideas. I hold a Master of Science in Physics, a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics, graduate...

...success and enjoyment in conventionally challenging courses like math, science, and writing. I tutor college-level chemistry through Organic II, college-level physics through Electricity & Magnetism, and any and all math classes from middle-school math through college-level calculus. In my free time, I find myself exploring Austin, swimming at the green belt, learning to play guitar, and hanging with my friends. I always enjoy meeting new people and look forward to helping students build confidence in their...

...a job title, not a piece of technology. Therefore, the mathematics that we see today throughout the K-12 system needlessly misses out on many of the beautiful and fascinating aspects of mathematics, leading to the ubiquitous statement "I'm not a math person." I seek to remedy this systemic educational shortcoming through providing the motivation, intuition, and problem-solving methods that underlie assignments, making math not only achievable, but a joy. As I prepare for a Physics...

...graduate) courses in electrical engineering such as: "Circuit analysis", "Signals and Systems", "Power Electronics", "Electrical Machines", "Real Analysis", "Complex Calculus", "Calculus (all levels)". I'm familiar with the most classical books in electromagnetics in English, Russian and German languages. For about ten years I have cooperated with the most prestigious professors of Electrodynamics and Functional analysis in my country of origin. I have been working as a Tutor since I was a student (11 years), as...

...level Calculus, differential equations, Lagrangian and Hamiltonian mechanics, electricity and magnetism, as well as introductory quantum mechanics. I find a strong emphasis on first principles, and being able to derive the material by oneself to be incredibly beneficial to students, especially with regards to being able to take the material beyond the classroom and actually retain it. In my spare time, I love to cook, learn new skills, play video games with my friends, and...

...my approach, I was able to appreciate the beauty of these subjects on a much deeper level. For the past two months, I have been working as a high school teacher in mathematics and physics, and tutoring math to graduate students. Alongside teaching, I have been conducting research in mathematics, physics, and machine learning. My mathematical interests lie in algebraic topology, geometric group theory and algebraic number theory, while my interest in physics is primarily...

...student's needs. My goal is to create a supportive space where you feel confident and excited about learning. I love turning tricky problems into clear steps and helping students see how everything connects. I believe in being patient and working together to make learning fun and practical. Everyone learns differently, so I try out various methods to find what works best for you. Outside of tutoring, I'm into skiing, debate, and exploring new ideas through...

...wide range of subjects including physics, all levels of fundamental math and calculus, and Earth sciences/geology. I'm always excited to make these challenging concepts clearer and more approachable. Beyond tutoring, I'm also happy to offer guidance on navigating college admissions (both undergrad and grad), finding internships and research opportunities, and planning for academic or professional growth. I truly love helping students reach their goals, and I'm committed to creating a supportive, engaging learning experience tailored...

...pass, high pass, bandpass, bandstop filter circuit 4) Op-amp: solving the circuit to find gain and other circuit parameters 5) Semiconductor (electronics): PN junction, rectifier diode, zener diode, full wave rectifier circuit, half wave rectifier circuit, thyristor (SCR), PNP or, NPN junction, transistor analysis, MOSFET, JFET 6) Circuit simulation: SPICE, Multisim 7) solar cells, LED 8) electrical machines (AC & DC) 9) Digital circuit: truth table, AND-OR, NAND, NOR, EX-OR, EX-NOR gates, decoder, multiplex, mealy-moore`s...

...have been doing so ever since, teaching passionately physics and math. My aim is to give students a good understanding and appreciation of a subject whether a course is in their career field or an elective. During my career in industry, I had become interested in display monitor technology for education and worked leading to development of high-definition display screens. I hold 22 issued patents and many peer reviewed publications. We formed a small company...

...part of teaching is helping students get to that 'a-ha' moment when it all clicks. I want to help people see that physics isn't some arcane ritual, it's a straightforward application of basic principles. My teaching philosophy is to show you the physical reasoning and mathematical methods in order to solve problems of any kind. I'll expect you to do the work of manipulating equations and calculating values, but I'll tell you the why and...

...also worked as a tutor for math and physics, and received CRLA Level 2 certification as well as several years of experience with all levels of instruction in the university. My general teaching philosophy is very interactive. I prefer to pose questions and discuss the answers that students give to ensure that not only do they know the rote procedure of whatever is being studied, but also the underlying patterns that constitute true learning in...

...achieve their goals, and to have better understanding of topics that will help them to advance in their studies. I am good for this job because I have patience, I know different ways to explain concepts, and I know the subjects that I am trying to explain. I have been a tutor in the past and achieved good results from students. I have experience with math and science subjects since I studied Biology, Engineering and...