Award-Winning Geometry Tutors in Paterson, NJ

...both Biology and English, and minored in Chemistry. Since graduation, I've taught high school chemistry, working extensively with students with special needs, as well as tutored individual students in reading and math. While I tutor a wide range of subjects, I particularly love tutoring writing, helping develop a student's unique voice and style. I believe that education is the key to helping all individuals reach their goals and dreams. All students are different, and I...

...I attained a B.Sc in Mathematics. I have been tutoring mathematics since my freshman year (2001) in university and I have been a Mathematics Instructor on the college level since I graduated in 2005. Currently, I offer tutoring services in all levels of algebra, calculus, statistics, and basic geometry. My favorite topic to tutor is trigonometry, because it is the topic in mathematics that I find most interesting. I go about teaching in a very...

...graduated with honors from Villanova University with a Bachelor's of Science in Accountancy and with a 4.0 from Johns Hopkins University with a Master's of Science in Secondary Mathematics Education. I have over 4 years of experience working with students below grade level in common core math remediating the necessary skills to get them on grade level. I also worked in the college writing center at Villanova University editing and coaching students on how to...

...especially interested in a tutoring opportunity that involves academic/study skills advising and coaching. I have passed the Praxis Mathematics certification exams with a Certificate of Excellence (top 15%) and hold two NJ teacher's certificates. In 1997, I was awarded the Geraldine R. Dodge Fellowship Award for alternate route teachers. I am a bilingual poet and translator, the author of seven books of poetry, publisher, journal editor, and recipient of several literary awards, including the First...

...helping students of different abilities achieve success. It is a personal goal to make science and math more accessible; I was fortunate to have an inspiring science teacher early in my education, and enjoy passing on that love for understanding natural processes, particularly in biology and chemistry. In addition to tutoring I work in an active cancer research lab, and have hands-on experience with microbiology and molecular biology techniques. I like to teach with real-world...

...Jamaica W.I. I was born in the month of June, in Montego Bay, in Jamaica and moved to the hills of Kingston as a baby. My father was a Major in the Jamaica Defense Force, and consequently, my five siblings and I were raised for the better half of our childhood, in the Armys Camp Base. In short, I am an Army kid. My immediate family, which consists of my three brothers and my two...

...Chicago, and coached high school debate as a first year law student. I enjoy working with students, and I have a younger sister who is still in high school (and we're very close!), so I am eager to work with students of her age. My specialties are English, Math (all levels up to and including Calculus), and test prep. I (think) that I am one of the few people who actually enjoys math, so I'd...

...in high school, I volunteered to tutor fellow students who needed help, especially in Math, Science, and French. While attending graduate school at Princeton, I was a teaching assistant for undergraduates. During more than twenty years of clinical practice, I taught medical students and I have always gotten excellent evaluations from my students. I majored in Physics for my Bachelor's degree from Columbia. I received my Doctorate degree from University of Pennsylvania. I believe I...

...share knowledge, yet patient and understanding of different students. As a college student, I was a peer counselor, in which I empathetically and nonjudgmentally provided emotional support to others who were struggling with an issue. With these skills, I am comfortable with leading a student through academic material while minimizing frustration and confusion. Furthermore, my undergraduate training in human development allows me to confidently work with others whom are different ages and cultures. These skills...

I believe in teaching students to learn how to think and problem-solve on their own. I use examples and analogies that students can relate to in order to help them master material. I will be attending medical school in the fall.