Award-Winning GMAT Tutors in Tampa, FL

...adults, in almost all subject areas including major test preparation. I enjoy tutoring all kinds of subjects ranging from Chinese, English, Writing, and GMAT preparation, to accounting and finance. My teaching philosophy is not only to pass knowledge on to my students, but also to build up their skill sets (essentially teaching them how to fish by giving them hands-on demonstrations of catching the fish). I have a wide range of interests, from all kinds...

...final year of medical school, hoping to soon become a pediatrician (I love kids). I am passionate about learning and teaching any subject. I have always been inclined towards teaching, whether involving unraveling a previously mysterious mathematical concept, or breaking down the fundamental components of a jump shot, I live for the look of joy and excitement on a student's face when everything clicks. There is beauty in simplicity, and understanding complex ideas with simple...

...from many levels of experience to bring you to the peak of your natural abilities and ace your tests whether they be classroom exams or standardized tests I try to teach in ways that involve creativity and fun. I don't look at this only as a tedious, by -the-book instructional lesson. Lets enjoy ourselves and smile as we increase our knowledge of the subjects and tasks at hand. I learn something new every day. So Let's...

...lucidly as possible. Additionally, my score in the 96th percentile on the GRE (Verbal) reflects my understanding of what it takes to learn material in order to do well on a test. I believe that communication between tutor and student is the key to successful learning - no matter the skill, concept, or grade level. Taking this into consideration, I strive to connect and communicate with students in the most effective way possible, by adapting...

...all Mathematics topics but especially Chaotic Dynamics ("Chaos"), finding that the math of Chaos gives insights into the world we live in that would not otherwise be available to us. I believe that in order to study higher level Math, one must have a solid foundation in the less complex concepts in Mathematics. I believe that all students are capable of learning complex Mathematics concepts -- often above the level they believe they are. Sometimes...

I am currently a senior in the Honors College at the University of South Florida pursuing a major in Biomedical Science along with minors in Astronomy and business law. I have had about five years of experience as a tutor so I have helped multiple students of various ages score extremely high on national tests.

...tutor is extensive. I have tutored for about 10 years in English, Math, and Science in the lower and middle grades. I have extensive experience as an educator in teaching reading to high school students, as well as, coaching for tests. My education is in teaching with a bachelors and master degree from Eastern Michigan University and an Ed Specialist from Capella University in curriculum and instruction. I believe all children can learn given the...

...contemporary and classic literature. Outside of the classroom and the board room, my favorite hobbies involve sports, movies, and my friends and family. Football, basketball, tennis and soccer are my favorite sports, both to play and watch. Having grown up in the mountains of West Virginia, I am an avid skier and am excited to tackle the West Coast slopes. I'm a big fan of movies; recent favorites include Lincoln, The Hobbit trilogy, and Interstellar....

...or LSAT classes, I can relate. Many of these subjects were difficult for me as well and I hope to share the techniques I developed to master the material with you. When I'm not tutoring, I trade energy derivatives in Manhattan. Fortunately, my flexible hours allow me to meet nearly all scheduling needs. I would describe myself as laid-back, easy to talk to, and dedicated--I've had great success with nearly all my former students. Recently,...

...perhaps the best advice I've ever received. I participated in mock trial competitions in high school and knew that the law was one of my strong interests. My coach, a local judge, advised me not to choose my college major based on what I thought law schools wanted but to study what I already knew I loved. His reasoning was that if I was studying something I chose and found interesting, I wouldn't be able...