Award-Winning GRE Tutors in New Jersey

...a TA at Princeton this past year (my kids even won me a teaching award for their good reviews!). Before that I got my B.A. in Chemistry from Northwestern University. I'm originally from the Jersey Shore area and went to a special math and science high-school for Ocean County students (also I was Math League captain and have been 2x Ocean County Math League champ). My specialties are in Chemistry and standardized test Math prep....

...I am currently pursuing my dream to be a college professor. My aim is to help you achieve the understanding of the material necessary for you to pursue your dreams as well. I am a 5th year doctoral student in the Philosophy department at Rutgers University. I already have a BA and MA in Philosophy from the University of Missouri - St. Louis. My areas of research are Political Philosophy, Africana Philosophy and Moral Psychology....

...2020: Research Methods - Fall 2020: Foundations in Addiction Studies - Spring 2021: Statistical Methods and Research Design - Fall 2021: Lifespan Development and Addiction - Fall 2022: Lifespan Development and Addiction Undergraduate courses at the University of Missouri-Columbia: - Fall 2015: Health Psychology - Fall 2015: Psychology of Addictive Behaviors - Spring 2016: Research Methods - Spring 2016: Psychology of Addictive Behaviors Undergraduate courses at Arizona State University - Spring 2011: Research Methods - Spring...

...kindle some of this excitement in the students I work with. I am a firm believer of helping students gain a holistic understanding of the subjects I teach. Too often, we get stuck on the technicalities of a problem and lose sight of the bigger picture. It is important to keep both in mind. Additionally, building intuition and an appreciation of the topics not only helps make the process a lot more enjoyable, but it...

...year as a research fellow studying comparative cognition in New Zealand. My research interests and background include human and animal psychology, evolutionary biology, and ecology. My strengths in communications and art include writing, digital and traditional visual art, 2D and 3D animation, and UI/UX design. I've worked as a teaching fellow for Dartmouth College's studio art department, interned for the Smithsonian Tropical Research Center, and TA'd university courses across disciplines. I've tutored and mentored students...

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...I am beginning my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia as well. I have worked with kids in academic, athletic, and summer camp settings my entire life. I am very passionate about tutoring students in Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and English and Essay Writing. I have only tutored for a very brief time in my life, but I have the experience in rigorous coursework and the empathy to help students obtain their short-term and long-term...

Ashley Woolfork LLC was founded in 2021 after I received my Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of Nebraska - Lincoln with a minor in College STEM Education.

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...and chemistry in the areas of biochemistry and molecular biology. I find it fascinating to learn about how fundamental concepts of chemistry allow biological organisms to function effectively. During my undergraduate career, I worked as a teaching assistant in a lower-level animal anatomy and physiology course and in an upper-level biochemistry course. Furthermore, I have mentored underclassmen by helping them through courses that I took in previous years. I have earned a B.S. in Molecular...

I am graduate student in Software Engineering and have a strong background in mathematics, statistics and physics. Teaching and tutoring is something I have done extensively during school because it helps me revisit many foundational concepts in these subjects, helps evolve my teaching strategies and above all: because I love doing it. I am always looking for feedback and ideas on how I can be the best tutor to you.

My name is Shalin. I am a Biology geek, currently enrolled in NYU pursuing a Masters in Bioinformatics. I love all things science, and am building a career working in Big Data. I love working with kids of all ages, and evaluate each child to determine what resources work best.

...feeling of pride in someone else's accomplishment, the intellectual challenge of explaining a concept to someone else, the joy of seeing when it clicks in the student's head...those are only a few of the benefits that I get from teaching. I work tirelessly to tailor my lessons to my students' personal learning style to ensure their success, and I'm grateful for every opportunity I have to help students through teaching and tutoring.

...I believe that the one thing not taught in school today is how to learn. No two people are the same. No two people learn the same way. My mission is to help my students discover how they learn best. Then, we can use that information to develop a strategy to conquer any material. Along the way, I reinforce my students' efforts with my own experience as a professional student and life-long learner. With a...

I don't think anyone really understands a topic until they can teach it to someone else. I want my students to understand the structure of the problems they tackle. I want them to learn how to think, not learn how to repeat.

As an educator, I believe in creating bespoke lessons so that each tutoring session is specifically designed to address your needs and challenges. My goal is not only to get you a great grade / score, but to get you to a point where you feel more comfortable with the material.

...Math and German, and will be pursuing a masters in Statistics at the University of Chicago beginning Fall 2017. I've tutored on and off since my senior year of high school, both at the middle school and high school levels, but in particular I'm looking forward to helping college students improve their GRE scores. I would of course be happy to discuss any middle school/high school/undergrad level math questions anyone may have!

...I also obtained teaching certification for secondary biology and chemistry. Currently I teach at Temple University, and have taught at various institutions within the Philadelphia area for the past 12 years. During this time, I have held numerous study sessions and office hours to help students in a small group or an individual basis. My favorite subjects to teach are general biology, anatomy/physiology, microbiology and test prep courses (particularly the math section). As far as...

...course, the subject I am most passionate about and have the most knowledge and understanding for. It has always been an interest of mine in helping others understand complex topics. Helping people understand how these topics are relevant to the 'real world' and the scientific industry is a major part of my teaching philosophy because I believe this is the best way to truly learn rather than memorize. While I am new to the platform,...

I have a physics background, and I am able to tutor students in science and math.