Certified Tutors From Brown University

...currently in my senior year. Seeing as I am an engineering student I am extremely well versed in mathematics and physics and enjoy introducing individuals to the applications of what they are learning. I find that if they can see why the information they are learning is important it is easier to digest the concept.

...I am a pre-med student most likely thinking of a Public Health or Health and Human Biology major. I took all Honors and AP classes in high school and was in the top 1%. I've taught at a STEM academy and have done personal tutoring and from that I have found a knack for teaching...

...concepts. I find the best way to learn new concepts is by working through their applications. When I tutor, I guide students in their learning by asking leading questions or giving helpful hints, while leaving them the space and time to make their own insights. I love seeing the light bulb moment when everything slides...

...at my workplace as I am very passionate about STEM. I enjoy competing in triathlons, reading, hiking, and traveling to difference countries. I love tutoring math, science, and physics. I enjoy getting to know students and their strengths and areas of opportunities regarding learning. I believe that all students should have the confidence in their...

...I will begin medical school here at the U of R in August of 2020. Over the course of my time in the lab, I have authored three papers, with another in preparation for submission. While at Brown, I spent three years working with students in grades 6-12 as a writing coach and as an...

I have over 13 years of experience within tutoring and education. I attended Brown and currently work within education. I truly enjoy helping others learn.

...research in pediatric oncology, I was accepted to the NYU School of Medicine. Currently, I am working towards my MD degree and will be starting residency training in orthopedic surgery at New York Presbyterian Columbia this summer. I love to teach because I enjoy helping students turn their perceived weaknesses into strengths. I also love...

I am currently a 2nd grade math specialist at an elementary school in Providence, Rhode Island. I am also a graduate student at Brown University in the Urban Education Policy program. I am committed to supporting scholars on the road to academic success while teaching them to love learning!

...Yale Divinity School. I did my undergraduate schooling at Brown University where I received a B.A. in Health and Human Biology. I have spent a lot of time tutoring and mentoring students ranging from elementary-age (~9 & 10 years old) to adults in their late 50s. I have been very privileged to attend the aforementioned...

...sixteen years, I assisted law students with 1L Legal Research, Advanced Legal Research, and Legal Writing, including using the Bluebook, CALR (computer-assisted legal research) and IRAC. I have provided guidance regarding certain questions of substantive law and general study skills. I am a graduate of Brown University with law degrees from Suffolk University Law School...

...with a BS in Chemical and Biochemical Engineering. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Chemical and Biomechanical Engineering at Vanderbilt University, and, upon obtaining my degree, I plan on becoming a teacher. I have always loved learning, sharing knowledge, and helping others discover and grow their educational passions, and there is nothing more rewarding...

I am a patient, kind, upbeat educator with a passion for helping students succeed! I love getting to know each personality, and understanding the differences in how every individual learns.

...lessons to each student I teach. I'm more focused on skill-building and strategizing, rather than rote memorization, to help students reach their academic goals, because I believe that a good education is one that enriches beyond the day of the test. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy yoga, baking, listening to podcasts, and being outside. I...

...courses. I was a high school math teacher for three years, a high school/college tutor for four years and currently work in a school for students K1 to 7th grade. I combine tough questioning with a little bit of humor during my tutoring sessions, so don't be surprised if you come out of tutoring with...

...attending Brown University where I study Biochemistry and Education. I graduated from Mount Olive High School where I found my love for track and biology! As an educator, my main goal is to give students the toolbox to be able to troubleshoot their own academic struggles in order to become better scholars and better problem-solvers....

...Medicine. During high school, I worked as a tutor for underserved elementary students of Dallas I.S.D in reading and math. I learned useful tactics to encourage young children to focus on their schoolwork. Additionally, my perfect ACT score indicates that I have mastered the strategies to standardized testing that I can teach my students. I...

...for two years. This experience gave me a sense of my tutoring abilities, and I'm excited to impart more knowledge with even more students. Today, I am motivated to tutor others because the knowledge I have may be exactly what is needed for someone else to change our world or their own.

I'm an intended physics or engineering concentrator at Brown University, and I would love to help you out with math or writing (including college essays).

...pre-med track (8-year medical education program). I've taught in large class and one-on-one settings, with subjects from English and French language to mathematics, biology, chemistry, academic writing, and organization. I love to approach tutoring with a supportive attitude, as academics can be incredibly challenging and my goal is for students to feel comfortable asking questions!...

...Baseball team and served as the team's academic advisor, tutoring my teammates weekly. I have also coached a number of youth baseball teams and have plenty of experience working with younger kids. I have a passion for educating, and there is no better feeling than helping a student reach his or her full potential!