Award-Winning Finance Tutors in Boulder, CO

...Preparation and Social Sciences. I strongly believe that the key to educational success is for students to take ownership of the material and to accomplish teachers to make learning personal. I strive to understand each students' unique strengths and struggles and tailor my presentation to their needs. I earned my B.A. from Colorado College in International Political Economy. I have a Masters of Public Policy from Pepperdine University and I am currently applying to PhD...

...approach as a tutor: listen carefully and understand my student; respect their learning style and ignite (or maintain) their passion for learning (and meet their immediate goals). Leaven it all with some fun. Throughout my career, I have had the benefit of great mentor/tutors and have always tried to do the same for others. Formally, I have taught students at the high school and college level in math and history (Rutgers University - PhD, 1988)...

...different parts of the puzzle to find out what that story is. I'm a big fan of analogies and examples, so I use them often when explaining concepts and ideas. I also use illustrations often while tutoring for those who are more visual learners. When I have free time, I love experimenting in the kitchen and trying out new (to me) recipes. Chicken, pasta, garlic, and olive oils are my staples and can always be...

I have been teaching management and economics at different levels in the last decades. Teaching is my passion. The best compliment that I have received from students is when they say: You are a real teacher. My explanations are simple and full of practical examples. I have worked as a professor, manager and international business consultant in different countries. I have had a broad educational background in Economics, Finance, Management, Technology and Education.... Sometimes students do...

...and what I love most is to teach. Over the years I have won a number of awards for teaching as a professor at major universities and I have taught finance, math, probability and statistics, computer science and even ice hockey and how to fly airplanes. Students describe me as very patient and very concerned with their education. I believe I have the ability to take difficult subjects, explain them well and even, perhaps not...

...to teach K-8 general music, choir, and musical theater in the School District of Philadelphia at Overbrook Educational Center from 2017 to 2019. At the end of the 2018-2019 academic year, I moved to Denver, transferred my teaching license to the state of Colorado, and taught PreK-5 general music at Rocky Mountain Prep Southwest. From 2018-2020, I attended Temple University earning my Masters of Music in music education through their online program all while working...

...as a tutor is to facilitate lasting understanding over rote memorization. This is accomplished by using a 'Not Yet' philosophy, which teaches students not to categorize themselves as failures or unsatisfactory. I have periodically tutored students of various ages for the past 8 years, with majority of my experience involving reading and writing; however I tutor a variety of subjects including ACT Test Prep. When not working with students, I enjoy reading, playing volleyball for...

...have 20+ years of business finance experience in the creation of actionable plans, the identification and remediation of performance issues, the development of insightful metrics and the evaluation and prioritization of projects. I have been noted for mentoring my colleagues and sharing my business knowledge and skills in a manner that helps them learn and retain this knowledge for their own use. I am firm believer in continuous learning and enjoy helping others improve their...

I am a biomedical engineering and computer science student at Tulane University and I specialize in tutoring mathematics(Calculus, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, High School Math, and Middle School Math), Chemistry, and standardized testing such as the ACT, SAT, and the SAT II Tests in Math and Chemistry.

I want to educate students in a way that is understanding to each student's individual needs; to provide leadership in the classroom; to utilize my dedication, knowledge and passion to students' academic development and to encourage creativity and higher order thinking so that my students can be academically successful.

...studies and relating abstract concepts to real life. Tutoring and mentoring has long been a passion of mine. As an undergraduate at the University of Pittsburgh, I tutored a refugee family; I worked with the two youngest girls in arithmetic and literacy and supported the older high school students in math and English. After graduating, I moved to Denver in 2012 to serve with an AmeriCorps program called City Year. This is where I truly...

I'm a highly experienced senior business executive, with over 20 years experience in all aspects of business management, from accounting, finance and economics to business management and ethics.... My approach to teaching is to provide real-life situations which demonstrate the concept, and then to work through numerous and varying examples and problems until the concept has been thoroughly mastered.... Each student learns differently. My primary goal in the first meeting is to understand how they learn,...

...I have lots of experience working with both classmates and younger kids. I tutor in all fields of math, as well as sciences like chemistry and physics, and I also tutor ACT, SAT, and AP test prep. I have always loved school and am one of those people who just likes to help others learn. I like to have fun while I learn, and I carry that with me into my tutoring.

...math of all levels. Math has a bad reputation and is generally thought of as the subject that "nobody likes" or that no one is good at. I find math both beautiful and useful, and I firmly believe it is accessible to everyone. It just takes the right combination of support, encouragement, and someone willing to help you find a way to understand the concept that makes sense to you. That is why I enjoy...

...University, Georgetown, and Stanford. My undergraduate degree is in public administration with a minor in statistics. I hold the Juris Doctor (JD) degree as well as the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Business. My areas of interest are in business, economics, public policy analysis, and constitutionalism. Though retired from academia, I still research and publish routinely. I am the author of ten books, a few dozen academic (peer-reviewed) articles, and numerous other publications.

...loved foreign languages and fell in love with German when I started learning it in college. I lived and studied in Berlin for a year, took all the German language classes I could (e.g. German C1, grammar, verbs, adjectives, pronunciation, literature) and am excited to help other students of all levels/experiences improve their German! I am also passionate about tutoring Statistics and Physics, because I love learning about the world through numbers and math. Thanks...

...CO. I usually travel a lot for work so online tutoring works perfect for me. I hold a bachelor's degree in Financial Administration. In 2013, I got a full scholarship to study my master's in Applied Economics at the University of Paris 1 (France). I have obtained both of my degrees with honors and I am looking forward to pursue my PhD studies. I am a part time professor of finance and economics at the...

...early college. Growing up as the second oldest in a family of ten meant I was always there to help my younger siblings and cousins with their homework and test studies, and when my social circle expanded beyond my family and I started helping friends with their work as well, I realized I could help even more people by offering my services. From the first students I taught to my most recent, helping someone understand...

...Denver as a supplemental instruction leader for finite math in the business and social sciences area. Tutoring math is great because everything is clear cut and to the point. When things get difficult I like to teach using the socratic method, which basically means I like to ask questions that will help you figure out the problem. When I am not in school or tutoring I like to be outdoors, whether it's exercise, hiking or...

...the investment industry and I have had jobs as an Investment Analyst and Portfolio Manager. I am a course supervisor for Criminon, where I grade self-help correspondence courses for prison inmates. None of my students know my last name and don't know where I live since all of the course work is done through the mail and delivered to a post office box. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate...