Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Aurora, CO

...Universities of Michigan and Washington, respectively. My research and professional work have included automotive engineering, healthcare IT, and renewable energy. I have tutored elementary and high school mathematics and am available to tutor all math subjects up to and including AP Calculus AB and Physics. While the mechanics of math problems is important, I think solving real-world applications of mathematics is the true test of how well a concept is understood, and is much more...

...at the end of 2019, and spent most of that time teaching. Before that I got my B.A. at Bryn Mawr College. I've previously taught Latin and Greek as foreign languages, Latin and Greek literature in translation, and Roman and Greek history and culture. It's important to me to teach my students skills as well as content; students don't just come to class to memorize charts of Latin verbs, they're also there to learn things...

...and I'm currently looking into PhD programs. I tutor general biology and English subjects, including test prep (SAT, GRE, PSAT, AP). I was a National Merit Scholar for the PSAT. I'm awfully pleased to be putting my poor, neglected English degree to good use! My tutoring philosophy generally centers around identifying a student's strengths and weaknesses, and giving them the organizational and problem-solving skills they need to address academic challenges on their own. I've conducted...

...general, but I enjoy literary analysis the most. I am extremely passionate about medieval literature in particular. When working with students, I help them break down a passage into smaller portions which often helps the student understand the passage better. I also try to put things in more understandable terms, and in the case of older literature, provide some historical context. For me, education is the foundation for everything, and I love being able to...

...the future. My goal is to help students be able to integrate the knowledge into their personal understanding to have more independent use of it in the future. Also, in violin I had been concert mistress and section leader in my high school orchestra. I have also studied violin privately under Rosalie Macmillan for about 3 to 4 years. Additionally I have attended music festivals and gained a music letter as I graduated high school....

...from Europe and believed strongly in big family dinners: I really enjoy cooking those and sharing those with family and assorted friends. Teaching philosophy: I strive to unselfishly understand my students and quickly get to the heart of their learning goals and obstacles. I teach as an equal and a coach. My goal is to empower my students to become learners and observers, becoming the best possible versions of their academic selves. I believe learning...

...Colorado State University. Before that, I received a Masters in Theology from Princeton Seminary and a Bachelors in English Literature from the University of Illinois. I have a profound love of language, and am fascinated by the way we share our stories. I'm delighted to help with everything from test prep to writing skills and reading comprehension. When I'm not reading everything I can get my hands on, I like to go on adventures in...

...professors as a good candidate to be a math tutor at my college, and I was thrilled to get that opportunity. I enjoyed helping people with their studies, but I never thought that I was actually capable of making a career of it. So I worked with college students of all ages and backgrounds, some barely 18 and some over the age of 60. I had no idea how many people came from various countries...

...Psychology. In the course of studying Psychology I've focused on learning and behavior modification in order to understand how we learn best. I now apply what I've learned in my own study habits and in my approach to teaching others as well. Working and studying hard is important, but there are proven ways to make your study time more effective and I think it's important for every student to take advantage of those techniques and...

...a Master of Science degree in International Business. I can speak Mandarin. I think there is nothing hard to learn; it is all about skills of learning. I think everyone has his/her own way of studying, and you just have not find it yet. More likely, many times you problems with your classes will be not knowing the right way to solve them. Teachers often tell you the knowledge, but you need also to learn...