Award-Winning Engineering Tutors serving Newark, MD

...to software development, I teach chess, which is one of my greatest passions. I have successfully taught many young students by breaking down each move and explaining the thought process behind it, helping them understand strategies with patience and clarity. I also tutor mathematics, covering Calculus II, Calculus I, Pre-Calculus, Algebra, and all middle school...

...participated in a month long study aboard program in China. There, I was able to increase my Chinese fluency and experience Chinese culture first hand. I enjoy tutoring Math and Engineering. Even though Math may seem difficult in the beginning, I believe that with proper guidance and determination, anyone can succeed at it. A few...

...world of mathematics provides me with a unique set of expertise and understanding of the necessity to learn the skills for 21st century. Different methods work for different humans beings some prefer a visual, auditory or kinesthetic way to memorize a concept. Graphing and utilizing problem solving rather than memorization provides a better fundamentals for...

...Ive continued by tutoring at Princetons McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning. My experiences at McGraw helped me refine the characteristics and skills it takes to be a good tutor: patience, empathy, preparedness, and enthusiasm. I have experience tutoring students from grades K-college. In my opinion, a tutors goal should be to help students develop...

...as this major combines all of the science (chemistry, physics, biology, and math), I am well equipped to tutor students in all things STEM. My favorite subject to learn and teach is organic chemistry. Additionally, I have studied Italian for 8 years, and would love to help out any students in that area as well....

...I understand if the concept and problem-solving skill is well understood or do we need to practice more. Then I ask them to solve some problems by themselves so they would have great confidence in themselves. I also give them some problems as homework so the problem-solving skills they have gained consolidate in their mind....

...by students. My goal is to make learning difficult subjects such as Physics and Math fun by relating it to real life, but with an eye towards teaching the fundamentals and develop skills that promote mastering the subject matter and build expertise. Having taught business courses at the university level, I would like to bring...

...would love to connect with parents too if that is asked of. Chemistry- 6+ years of experience teaching in a very competitive public school county, honors, regular, up to college level. Completed a minor in undergrad because I loved the topic! Biology- major in undergrad, in addition to currently learning material in medical school Elementary...

...for analytical lectures and laboratories. I want to be part of a cause that has a genuine interest in the advancement of society and improving passion for knowledge particularly in math and science. I definitely do not want to be a scientist who just conducts research, but also acts as a proactive instrument in making...

...my life. As a student who has always aimed for academic excellence, I had to utilize tutors at various points in my academic career. Doing so has not only allowed me to overcome challenges, but has provided me with a newfound confidence to tackle any material. I am passionate about tutoring because it gives me...

...to be. I spend time to ensure that the student starts on a correct approach. With years of hands-on-experience in electrical engineering and physical systems, I am able to associate the equations describing a system with its behavior. If concepts in mathematics or physics escape you, or you're having trouble figuring out how to set...

...find difficult. When that light bulb turns on for them, it always puts a smile on my face. I customize my lessons for the learners. no matter the subject, I prepare my lesson for each student I teach. Everyone has a certain way they learn and as your tutor, I will tap into that to...

...domains of the enzyme (protein), I did protein crystallization experiments and luckily got highly diffracting protein crystals. Then, the crystals were subjected to X-ray diffraction experiments, diffraction data were collected, and finally, the 3-dimesional structure of the protein of interest was solved using the molecular replacement technique. It was my supervisor who solved the structure,...

...school students on passing classes, with high school students on achieving A-level grades, and many cases in-between. With science, I do my best to demystify complex concepts by breaking down the basics and then emphasizing how things work together. As with math, I begin by addressing students' coursework and interests. I can also provide tutoring...

...private sessions were more effective because they focused on each student's individual issue, and all students have their own way of learning. I enjoy working with all types of math problems, but the subject I have the most fun with is Trigonometry, as it pushes the student to think creatively in solving the problem. Outside...

...help since a very young age. Making learning fun and engaging is my main focus as a tutor and it also happens to be something I'm good at! I always enjoy the challenge of finding the best ways to help people understand mathematical and technical concepts. I'm also skilled with technology like Desmos and Wolfram...

...I, Calculus II, Calculus II, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and Statistics for Engineering Majors. Additionally, my Mechanical Engineering coursework has required the consistent use of multivariable calculus and complex algebraic analysis. I have found that my skills have grown extensively through these courses, as I apply my mathematical knowledge each and every day of...

...right tools and assistance, every student can learn what she/he needs to learn in order to pursue her/his passion. I believe that learning encompasses the acquisition of knowledge, understanding and the ability to apply that knowledge and understanding. In working with a student, my goal is to ensure that the student knows the work, understands...

...how to deal with a "difficult" professor. In the end, it is all about the journey! You can learn all things with time and patience. Most of the time it is confidence that keeps one from learning something new. Most people that succeed have a "never give up" attitude until they grasp the new concept....

...an exchange student in high-school, as an undergraduate and in graduate school means real feedback on the process, and how study abroad can develop skills that employers want: problem solving, cultural awareness and adaptability just to name a few. I look forward to working with you or your student to define and create a plan...