I am a December 2022 graduate candidate studying Biology with a pre-medical track at Providence College. I am passionate about helping students learn science in a fun and unintimidating way. I want students to understand that just because a certain topic has the stigma of begin hard does not mean it cannot be fun or attainable. I am most passionate about teaching math, especially algebra. This is subject that can be confusing but once it is made fun and systemic we can make it a breeze for you. In the future I hope to become a physician for the pediatric population.

I am interested in tutoring/mentoring young students to achieve academic excellence by obtaining the comprehension and awareness that is required to further their education. I believe my professional experience and volunteer community work make me the best candidate for tutoring. My qualifications include a high capacity to multitask with the material, meticulous attention to detail to provide an extensive but understandable experience, ability to connect to all people from diverse walks of life, and an innate eagerness to bridge the much needed academic achievement gap that exists.

I am passionate about helping students because I believe that everyone has the potential to succeed regardless of their background or circumstances. Seeing the progress and growth of a student is extremely fulfilling and rewarding. It is important to empower students with the necessary skills and knowledge to achieve their goals and reach their full potential.I have experience working with students as a tutor, and teaching assistant at the college level, in both a group and individual setting. My experience has taught me how to tailor my approach to each student's individual needs and learning style.I have obtained my Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. I am currently pursuing a Master's Civil Engineering and I am committed to my continuous learning and professional development.I tutor a variety of subjects including math, science, and English. I am committed to helping students improve their understanding and confidence in these subjects.My favorite subjects to tutor are math and science because they are challenging but rewarding subjects. I enjoy breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable components and seeing the progress of a student as they work through the problem.My tutoring style is student-focused and interactive. I aim to help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by engaging them in active learning and discussion. I believe that students learn best when they are actively involved in the learning process.

Hi my name is Gabby. I am a alumni of Penn State University. I majored in Psychology and minored in Biology.I currently work for the University of Pennsylvania as a clinical research coordinator. On the side, I coach little kid soccer :) (2-8 year olds).I love teaching and I hope to help you on your journey.

I earned my bachelor's degree in middle childhood education from The Ohio State University and my master's degree in middle childhood education from Mount Vernon Nazarene University.I've been working as a middle school math teacher for the past eleven years. I've taught 5th, 6th, and 8th grade math. In this time, I have worked with students on IEPs, 504s, gifted math students, and students with high cognitive abilities.I enjoy working with students and I have a knack for helping students understand and apply math concepts.

I love helping students to reach their maximum potential and enrich them to believe in themselves that they can achieve everything they want.

I have been a teacher for a long time. I started substitute teaching even before I finished my Bachelor of Arts in History at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Virginia. Growing up in California and New Mexico I learned a lot of Spanish. I took up through Spanish 4 in High School and tested out of Freshman Spanish and was able to take Spanish 2 at Texas Christian University, where I started my college education. I feel quite comfortable working with students in Spanish 1 and 2.I enjoy working with students helping them to learn new things and better understand new concepts. Sometimes students need extra attention and extra explanation to understand new things. I enjoy taking problems apart to make each part understood so the whole concept can be understood. Often one on one or a small group can take more time to figure things out.I am married, and have been for almost 50 years to a Presbyterian minister. He is now retired. Wehave three adult children and four grandchildren. Because of my husband's career and my father's (construction), I have lived in 12 states and worked with all kinds of people. I am basically retired but I do miss working with students, helping them to reach that "Ah ha" moment when they understand a new concept.

I graduated from Colorado State University in May 2000 with MS in computer science and in May 2004 with a PhD in mathematics. I have taught mathematics and computer science at Colorado State University and Emory University. The courses I have taught include pre-calculus, calculus 1-3, business calculus, AP calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, discrete mathematics, Java programming, algorithms and data structures, college algebra, etc. I have been an AP reader of Computer Science A for a few years. Besides teaching, I am also enjoy tutoring at my free time. While most students learn by reading examples and solving problems, I, as experienced teacher and tutor, guide students learning by nurturing their interest, helping them understand the WHY in addition to HOW.

I earned my BA in Mathematics at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ).My tutoring experience includes:Tutoring other students while attending college at TCNJ. Primarily in math, though I did tutor a few other areas including general Chemistry and General Physics.Tutoring students at the Academic Development Center at Georgian Court University while a graduate assistant at the university. I tutored in all math areas including preparation for the Math portion of the Accuplacer test and I tutored in some of the sciences.Tutoring some students privately in Algebra (high school and college level), Middle School math, and statistics.I have experience teaching Mathematics at the high school level and teaching math courses as an adjunct professor on the college level.I tutor all math up to Calculus (including Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus 1, 2), High School Chemistry and High School PhysicsMy favorite subject to tutor is Mathematics and more specifically Geometry. Part of the reason I prefer Geometry is that I like the different shapes and diagrams. I see applications of Geometry in the world around me. I also enjoy using different theorems in determining the properties of a geometric shape or diagram.When tutoring, I prefer to listen the area(s) of difficulty described to me. I will demonstrate working through one (or more) examples. Ultimately, students will need to work through a problem on there own. While they work on their problems alone, I will work through it as well. I do this so: If errors occur, I can show the student what I did and explain my thought process working through the problem. I am also able to sometimes see where a student may have run into some difficulty and point this out to them. When I come across a problem that is unfamiliar to me, I show the student what I do in these situations. This includes looking through class notes, reading the examples shown in the text book, and if needed looking through other sources (Internet, Library, other books, etc. ) for assistance.Other interest besides mathematics include Technology, Astronomy, Travel, Photography, Baseball, History, Skiing, Reading, and Playing board games.

Hello everyone! I am a current third year medical student who is pursuing a medical career today thanks to a few very special mentors in my academic life. My goal as a tutor is to instill in my students an excitement for learning that encourages them to reach higher goals on their own. I believe math is the gateway subject that allows students to build confidence and tackle virtually every other subject. I also love learning and speaking new languages, which is a cultural window to a world of people that we were never privy to before. I would like to pass this love of languages on to my students as well.

I am a December 2022 graduate candidate studying Biology with a pre-medical track at Providence College. I am passionate about helping students learn science in a fun and unintimidating way. I want students to understand that just because a certain topic has the stigma of begin hard does not mean it cannot be fun or attainable. I am most passionate about teaching math, especially algebra. This is subject that can be confusing but once it is made fun and systemic we can make it a breeze for you. In the future I hope to become a physician for the pediatric population.

I am interested in tutoring/mentoring young students to achieve academic excellence by obtaining the comprehension and awareness that is required to further their education. I believe my professional experience and volunteer community work make me the best candidate for tutoring. My qualifications include a high capacity to multitask with the material, meticulous attention to detail to provide an extensive but understandable experience, ability to connect to all people from diverse walks of life, and an innate eagerness to bridge the much needed academic achievement gap that exists.

I am passionate about helping students because I believe that everyone has the potential to succeed regardless of their background or circumstances. Seeing the progress and growth of a student is extremely fulfilling and rewarding. It is important to empower students with the necessary skills and knowledge to achieve their goals and reach their full potential.I have experience working with students as a tutor, and teaching assistant at the college level, in both a group and individual setting. My experience has taught me how to tailor my approach to each student's individual needs and learning style.I have obtained my Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering. I am currently pursuing a Master's Civil Engineering and I am committed to my continuous learning and professional development.I tutor a variety of subjects including math, science, and English. I am committed to helping students improve their understanding and confidence in these subjects.My favorite subjects to tutor are math and science because they are challenging but rewarding subjects. I enjoy breaking down complex problems into smaller, more manageable components and seeing the progress of a student as they work through the problem.My tutoring style is student-focused and interactive. I aim to help students develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills by engaging them in active learning and discussion. I believe that students learn best when they are actively involved in the learning process.

Hi my name is Gabby. I am a alumni of Penn State University. I majored in Psychology and minored in Biology.I currently work for the University of Pennsylvania as a clinical research coordinator. On the side, I coach little kid soccer :) (2-8 year olds).I love teaching and I hope to help you on your journey.

I earned my bachelor's degree in middle childhood education from The Ohio State University and my master's degree in middle childhood education from Mount Vernon Nazarene University.I've been working as a middle school math teacher for the past eleven years. I've taught 5th, 6th, and 8th grade math. In this time, I have worked with students on IEPs, 504s, gifted math students, and students with high cognitive abilities.I enjoy working with students and I have a knack for helping students understand and apply math concepts.

I love helping students to reach their maximum potential and enrich them to believe in themselves that they can achieve everything they want.

I have been a teacher for a long time. I started substitute teaching even before I finished my Bachelor of Arts in History at Mary Baldwin University in Staunton, Virginia. Growing up in California and New Mexico I learned a lot of Spanish. I took up through Spanish 4 in High School and tested out of Freshman Spanish and was able to take Spanish 2 at Texas Christian University, where I started my college education. I feel quite comfortable working with students in Spanish 1 and 2.I enjoy working with students helping them to learn new things and better understand new concepts. Sometimes students need extra attention and extra explanation to understand new things. I enjoy taking problems apart to make each part understood so the whole concept can be understood. Often one on one or a small group can take more time to figure things out.I am married, and have been for almost 50 years to a Presbyterian minister. He is now retired. Wehave three adult children and four grandchildren. Because of my husband's career and my father's (construction), I have lived in 12 states and worked with all kinds of people. I am basically retired but I do miss working with students, helping them to reach that "Ah ha" moment when they understand a new concept.

I graduated from Colorado State University in May 2000 with MS in computer science and in May 2004 with a PhD in mathematics. I have taught mathematics and computer science at Colorado State University and Emory University. The courses I have taught include pre-calculus, calculus 1-3, business calculus, AP calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, discrete mathematics, Java programming, algorithms and data structures, college algebra, etc. I have been an AP reader of Computer Science A for a few years. Besides teaching, I am also enjoy tutoring at my free time. While most students learn by reading examples and solving problems, I, as experienced teacher and tutor, guide students learning by nurturing their interest, helping them understand the WHY in addition to HOW.

I earned my BA in Mathematics at The College of New Jersey (TCNJ).My tutoring experience includes:Tutoring other students while attending college at TCNJ. Primarily in math, though I did tutor a few other areas including general Chemistry and General Physics.Tutoring students at the Academic Development Center at Georgian Court University while a graduate assistant at the university. I tutored in all math areas including preparation for the Math portion of the Accuplacer test and I tutored in some of the sciences.Tutoring some students privately in Algebra (high school and college level), Middle School math, and statistics.I have experience teaching Mathematics at the high school level and teaching math courses as an adjunct professor on the college level.I tutor all math up to Calculus (including Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, Precalculus, Calculus 1, 2), High School Chemistry and High School PhysicsMy favorite subject to tutor is Mathematics and more specifically Geometry. Part of the reason I prefer Geometry is that I like the different shapes and diagrams. I see applications of Geometry in the world around me. I also enjoy using different theorems in determining the properties of a geometric shape or diagram.When tutoring, I prefer to listen the area(s) of difficulty described to me. I will demonstrate working through one (or more) examples. Ultimately, students will need to work through a problem on there own. While they work on their problems alone, I will work through it as well. I do this so: If errors occur, I can show the student what I did and explain my thought process working through the problem. I am also able to sometimes see where a student may have run into some difficulty and point this out to them. When I come across a problem that is unfamiliar to me, I show the student what I do in these situations. This includes looking through class notes, reading the examples shown in the text book, and if needed looking through other sources (Internet, Library, other books, etc. ) for assistance.Other interest besides mathematics include Technology, Astronomy, Travel, Photography, Baseball, History, Skiing, Reading, and Playing board games.

Hello everyone! I am a current third year medical student who is pursuing a medical career today thanks to a few very special mentors in my academic life. My goal as a tutor is to instill in my students an excitement for learning that encourages them to reach higher goals on their own. I believe math is the gateway subject that allows students to build confidence and tackle virtually every other subject. I also love learning and speaking new languages, which is a cultural window to a world of people that we were never privy to before. I would like to pass this love of languages on to my students as well.