Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Round Rock, TX

...made and I learned so much, about myself and about teaching. It was also exciting to travel and see the world. Since I've returned, I have been teaching and tutoring in the Austin area. While I have tutored a wide range of subjects including English, Chemistry, Physics, Social Studies, French, Arabic and ESL, my favorite subject to teach is Math. I have loved math since I was a student myself and I really enjoy getting...

...grammar, mechanics, and essays. Good study habits and organizational skills are also important, and I am more than willing to provide those in my tutoring sessions. I have been working as a teacher for 8 years and developed excellent knowledge of providing customized tutoring services to students. My ability to work with students, teachers and parents in order to find out their weakest points, and the aspiration to work towards providing strengthening services has been...

...corps member, teaching high school Biology and SAT/ACT prep in San Antonio, Texas. Despite the extraordinary socioeconomic barriers to academic success that students faced in my school, I was able to lead them to substantial academic gains. My students – many of whom had not passed science in 8th grade – passed their STAAR Biology EOC exam at one of the highest rates in the entire school district. I attribute this outcome not only to...

...and a minor in Biology. While in high school, I tutored Competition Math. More recently, I spent many months tutoring groups of highschoolers in Geometry to prepare them for their TAKS exams. I have also given one-on-one Calculus tutoring to several college students, as Calculus is my favorite subject. Since I love math in general, I tutor many subjects from Algebra II to SAT/GRE Test Prep. I like to be very patient and encouraging with...

I have spent numerous summers counseling children from ages 7-16 (both male and female) and am extremely comfortable talking to and relating to this age group. I am a great tutor because I use analogy, mnemonics, and memorization tricks. I find the easiest way to reach an understanding that will "stick" in a student's brain is in terms of something they are already passionate about.

...for Kaplan. I have had students go on to attend and finish medical and graduate school all over the country! This experience afforded me the opportunity to teach Cellular and Molecular Biology to students in an undergraduate medical school preparatory course as well as teach DAT Mathematics to Masters level students hoping to matriculate to dentistry school. While in graduate school I worked as a community college tutor in Biology, General Chemistry, Mathematics (up to...

...current grad student in a highly competitive program, I'm still very much up to date with the latest in academic trends. My ultimate goal is to help anyone interested gain the skills and insight needed to approach any future work with confidence. There will come a point where a student feels ready to take on new challenges without a tutor's help, and it's this moment of empowerment that I constantly strive towards allowing all students...

...a different route from other people. It's about motivation, understanding, and practice, and I hope you believe that, too. I'm a bioengineer and mechanical engineer who's starting his own business in Austin, TX, in educational software and games. When I'm not developing products, I like to help educate others directly, through training sessions and tutoring. If you'd like help with mathematics or English, especially for standardized tests, then I definitely can help you. I have...

...patience and kindness are key to student success. As a graduate student in a field called Learning Technologies, I am constantly discovering which educational approaches best help students. I am a great tutor because I believe in finding out why students have certain road blocks to learning and crafting an approach that helps them overcome those obstacles. I am patient and I understand the importance of explaining a concept without assuming prior knowledge or making...

...and shaped by extended time in the field. I've also worked closely with lecturers and instructors, so I have good insider knowledge concerning what to expect on exams, the types of questions students often get wrong (and how to avoid that), and how to pick up on the key concepts and abilities necessary to solve specific homework problems. My method as a tutor centers on asking questions that lead students to figure out solutions for...