Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Pasadena, TX

...and science are key subjects for getting by even in day to day life these days. We deal with lot of technology and math and science definitely help understand why and how some things happen. I would love to teach math and science to students who want to make career in engineering, medicine or any...

...Louisiana State University with a B.S. degree in physical education and math. Having an inspiration to further my education, I obtained my master's degree in curriculum and instruction and my educational doctorate in educational leadership. I have always loved working with and helping others in math and athletics. I have been in the educational field...

...Economics and Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M and University of Texas, Tyler respectively. I have always been a strong student in mathematics and physics and have helped others throughout my student and teaching careers succeed in the subject. I help students succeed in this subject by breaking down advanced concepts in to the simpler concepts...

...I went on to take AP level calculus in high school and this semester I am taking the last math course required for engineering majors. I never needed any supplemental instruction after Algebra I. The problem was not that I was "not a math person" or that Algebra I was the hardest class I ever...

...and I am currently a sophomore at Texas A and M studying Mechanical Engineering. My favorite subject is math, but I enjoy teaching all subjects. Outside of academics, I enjoy playing basketball, chess, and skateboarding. As a student who got tutored, I can testify that this journey will be worth it. I am excited for...

...and minoring in Chemistry at the University of Houston. I have been tutoring Math and Chemistry for 3 years. I have a solid knowledge in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus I, II, and III, General Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. In addition, I am also participating in two cancer research projects at my university. Lastly, in my...

...student at The University of Texas at Dallas studying Neuroscience and Chemistry. My prior experiences consist of working as a student tutor for accredited organizations and school districts as well as working for a medical magazine as a medical writer and editor. As a devoted tutor, teacher, and lifelong learner, I am always eager to...

...in the foundation lead to issues later on. While teaching any skill I ensure that the student understands the concept underlying the skill easily. Once the concept is clear, the student learns how to apply them to simple, average and complicated problems, first with the tutor and then on their own. There is only one...

...always do my best to tailor the tutoring to my students' needs. If you are looking to apply to college soon and need editing for your essays, I would love to help. I have been accepted to top universities in Texas and California such as A&M, UT Austin, UC San Diego, University of Southern California,...

...year of dental school at The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston School of Dentistry. I have 5+ years of experience in ACT/SAT test prep as well as biology and chemistry in the Houston area. Please see my LinkedIn Profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/phitrongpham/ for more information, I hope to work with you soon. Thank...

I love working with students of all ages and figuring out how to help them achieve academic success. I want to work with each student individually to come up with a personalized approach for tutoring.

...Rice University where I received my Bachelors of Science in Chemical Engineering with a specialization in Biotechnology and Bioengineering. Currently, I am a first-year medical student at Baylor College of Medicine who loves helping students reach their academic and professional goals. Although I love learning about a wide variety of different subjects, I'm most passionate...

...and remember material: 1. I try to break down concepts and transform them into something more relatable to the student. By replacing unfamiliar jargon with familiar subjects, I find it easiest to understand more difficult concepts or processes. 2. Practice! Nothing beats the tried and true repetition. This helps fine tune procedures and sheds light...

...courses. I have also been able to take part in various real world projects on and off campus over the last couple semesters. For the last couple years I have also had the great honor of mentoring and tutoring various high school students by relating what they have learned in both their math and physics...

...the Western Governors University studying for my Bachelors of Science in Computer Science. I used to work with little kids at my church and teach them in groups during my teenage years. I would definately consider myself a STEM student by default and I'm most passionate about coding and US history but I also know...

...the University of Houston at Clear Lake. I received my Bachelors of Science in Biology with a concentration in Physiology/Pre-Health and a minor in Chemistry. Since high school I tutored many students ranging from primary to college level students on a variety of science and math related topics. While I tutor a broad range of...

...the best in every person that I tutor. I will not just do the bare minimum, or just meet the threshold requirements asked of me. When I signed up for this occupation, I made it a personal promise of mine, to help any and all students gain as much understanding and knowledge of the tutored...

...BSA Biology degree and just finished my freshman year at UT Austin. At UT, I am a counselor for Camp Kesem, an officer for the American Medical Student Association, and I research with a lab on campus. Camp Kesem is a week-long camp for kids whose parents have cancer. I really enjoy working with kids...

...Bachelor's degree at Harvard College, where I will be studying biomedical engineering and government. I absolutely love both the sciences and the humanities, and I believe in the value of a diverse and well-grounded education. I've worked as a private tutor for the past few years, and I've worked with students as young as elementary...

...bit, I believed I could pursue any dream I wanted to because so many people believed in me first. In the same way, I simply want to be a beacon for the next generation that others were for me. A "no" is just aNOther opportunity to succeed at the goal(s) you are trying to reach.