Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Grand Prairie, TX

...I guarantee everyone will be put in a position of teacher or learner multiple times throughout their lives. The awesome thing is: both parties grow so much from that experience and I want to share those skills with you so you can be successful in life! I believe earnestly everyone has the capacity to learn anything that interests them, no matter the background. Here at varsity tutor, my job is to bridge the learning process...

Teaching has always been my passion throughout. I have started teaching right from my college days. To summarize, my teaching philosophy boils down to three key goals: to always challenge my students to excel and expand their capabilities; to always challenge myself to do the same in my teaching, and to constantly explore and implement exciting new curriculum innovations.

...towards academic success! My primary focus is not only to help students improve their grades and pass standardized exams but to also build academic confidence. I also incorporate exercises that develop the essential soft skills required to be successful in gainful employment. I am looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals. My expertise lies in graduate admissions examination preparation and NAPLEX preparation. I work with students to create learning and study tools,...

...important to teach mathematics in a very concrete, tactile way where students are able to use manipulatives to first understand the concept, then move to more abstract mathematics where students use their critical thinking skills to find a result. I want to create a safe learning environment where students feel safe to share their ideas, without being criticized. In providing this environment, students will become leaders in their own learning by participating in the lesson...

...assist incoming students. I have been selected via faculty recommendation to act as the undergraduate TA for Psychology and Cellular Neuroscience with classes of over 120 students, as well as on an individual level. Also, I work as a research assistant at the Center for BrainHealth. I have a great track record in ensuring the students that I mentor excel to the greatest of their ability. I look forward to being able to help you...

I am a true believer in education and that anyone can learn and understand anything that they put their minds to and that with true understanding we can appreciate the world around us to its fullest. I work to bring understanding to my students through observing how they learn and tailoring the instruction to their individual way of learning. I enjoy the feeling of being able to bring true understanding to people.

...center as a volunteer in high school. Since high school, I have predominantly tutored adults in a wide range of subjects. I enjoy tutoring the core subjects, with special emphasis on the sciences, Chemistry and Biology. Economics is my passion, as so much can be learned about life through the study of Economics. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try...

...not matter if you are solving an equation or solving a complex engineering problem or creating a painting. The same process is used in any problem. First define the problem then define the steps to get to the solution. As in all things the more you practice the better you get at it and the more you can do. I worked in the field of Distance Education for 30 years. I made videos of UT...

...as a challenge to better prepare myself. Later in life I taught high school Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, and Forensic Sciences. I was able to help many students pass their Texas science test after failing the first time. I find what the student is doing right and build from there. I want the student to understand why to do something, not just memorizing what to do. My other interests include tennis, history books, and...

My name is Sazid. I am very interested in teaching as well as learning so I hope during my time I can teach whoever I am working with to the best of my abilities and we can both get something out of it. I am more than happy to help anyone that requires it.

...math is a lot simpler than what your teachers are making it out to be. A little bit about myself: I hold a M.S. from Cal Berkeley in Structural Engineering and a B.S. from Texas A&M in Civil Engineering. Currently, I am a practicing structural engineer in Texas. Also, I have been involved in the ACE mentoring program for the past 3 years where I inspire/teach high school students to pursue a career in architecture,...

...Texas at Austin with a degree in mechanical engineering. I am currently pursuing a master's degree in biomedical engineering from the University of Texas at Dallas. I have several years of experience teaching STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) subjects to various age groups. I primarily tutor elementary, middle, and high school math. However, I also have experience in higher forms of engineering and mathematics including calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations.

...sessions. Mathematics can be hard! But no worries, I'm here to help you understand by putting it in layman's terms and achieve academic success! I graduated from Baruch College - City University of New York with a Bachelors degree, majoring in finance and minoring in mathematics. I have 5+ years of tutoring experience on various subjects, such as calculus, statistics and finance. I also worked several years in the finance industry applying those quantitative skills...

Hi I'm Chenai, Math and Science have always been my favorites so I decided to major in Mechanical Engineering (and graduate!). I am patient and committed to your success, so allow me to partner with you on your academic journey!

...wife through the College Algebra course at Collin College. As an engineer, I've taken and use higher math courses such as calculus and differential equations, but what I found is algebra is special because it's the first exposure that new students get to what math really is, outside of just adding and subtracting. One of the common pitfalls that new students get stuck on is where this is used and why they are learning it,...

...past year I have worked for a Dallas engineering firm as a Structural Designer. I have been a private tutor for over 10 years, working in both one-on-one and group tutoring, specializing in courses relating to Science, Math, Test-Prep, and Engineering. I also have much experience with and am very comfortable with tutoring those with learning and social disabilities. I've heard people say that the best way to learn is to teach. I embrace this...

...success in the future. I began teaching in graduate school by working as a TA for an Intro to Robotics course. The first time I saw a student have a "Eureka!" moment, and I saw that what I was teaching made sense to them, that was when I knew I wanted to be a teacher. Since then, I have worked in private education for 5 years, specializing in Math and Physics from High School to...

...that love for science with others. Microbiology is my favorite subject and being in a Micro lab is therapeutic for me. My favorite podcast is This Week in Science. Making education fun is something that I strive for through attempting to make the material applicable to your life or interests. The methods that I use to study include (but are not limited to) flashcards (probably in the thousands during the last four years), making extensive,...

I graduated with a BS in Mechanical Engineering in 2017. I worked in the industry for a few months and then eventually came back to school as a post-baccalaureate student wanting to pursue medicine. I am currently a 4th year medical student. I hope to help you in a variety of subjects.

...each student individually and not stopping until the student understands. I believe that the best way to learn is to break down each topic to its core concepts so that the student understands each concept. Every question has a pattern that uses the same core concepts over and over again. If I am able to teach these core concepts once, the student will be able to do any sort of question in the future.