Award-Winning GMAT Tutors in Antioch, CA

...division college mathematics courses like Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, as well as lower division Physics. I am passionate about math and physics and enjoy sharing my excitement about these subjects with my students. I find that many students shy away from the core concepts in physics and, preferring instead to learn...

...and majored in Informatics, a hybrid business and computer science degree. I currently work for a software company in Silicon Valley as a sales engineer/solutions consultant. Throughout my academic career I enjoyed volunteering as a tutor because I love seeing people learn. I hope to continue tutoring as my way of giving back to my...

...from early stage of my life, and I tried to share my experience with others since I was a high school student. Math is a fun subject if you know how to interact with it. I focused on "Math is fun, do not be afraid" for more than 30 students in the past 5 years.

...with your educational pursuit and I will make sure that frustration is never felt again. It is my goal to make sure each individual student achieves their maximum potential, you are all super stars I am only here to remind you of this during your journey. Happy studying and I will talk to you soon!

...math and science, I would be more than happy sharing my experience of the GMAT with candidate GMAT takers. I managed to improve my total score from starting 680 to 750 by adopting different set of strategies and tactics while taking the formal exam. Feel free to ask for an appointment in case you hope...

...will probably return to graduate school to finish with a doctoral degree in Religious Studies. My undergraduate degree was a Bachelor of Arts in Intercultural Studies. I grew up in the Sacramento Valley, but I have lived in Boston and the Pacific Northwest. With a strong background in the humanities, I am an excellent tutor...

...three years of teaching experience at private tutoring companies, UC Berkeley, UC Berkeley's Summer Bridge Program, and as a freelance political science/calculus tutor (there's more overlap than you think). In 2014, my paper "Set Theory and Fuzzy Sets: Their Relationship to Natural Language" was published in the Newsletter of the American Political Science Association Organized...

...so that we are all on board. I listen carefully to what the parent and student want, planning my lessons accordingly, and modifying the plan or goals if the student needs help with something else because of a looming quiz or grade-bearing assignment. I am a creative teacher, successfully finding ways to best help the...

...and that understanding comes from two key things: the patience of the teacher and the understanding of first principles. As such, my teaching philosophy is that it is important to teach the very foundations of a subject so that the student can gain a deeper understanding and be able to, in some sense, derive out...

...am interested in early land plant evolution and the transition of plants to land. I am interested in all groups of organisms however and how communities of organisms have changed over geological time. Botany can be especially challenging to teach. One reason that humans are more interested in animals (as a rule) is that animals...