Award-Winning IB Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches Tutors for Students in Clifton, NJ

...a Bachelor's Degree from St. John's University, as well as an A.A.S Degree from LaGuardia Community College. I am starting my journey towards the fourth and final degree, a Ph.D., on Fall 2023. I am a college professor and have been a tutor for over 10 years, I have tutored 3-12th graders and college students. I teach Spanish, English, and Office, but my favorite subject to teach is Spanish. I love to teach others my...

...I struggled with throughout my academic career, and only through years of practice was I able to figure out new tricks and methods for teaching myself new material. I want to save this time and effort for all my students so that they can get to learning. I received a BA in Economics from Northwestern University, and just graduated in June 2016, and will tutor for Economics, the SAT, and the ACT. My interests outside...

Recent college graduate with a degree in Mathematics and minor in Physics from University at Buffalo. Worked as an open-room tutor for a year helping students with introductory Mathematics and Physics courses. Looking to build up on tutoring skills I gained at the university.

...to best fit the student's understanding. I believe that as a tutor, it is most helpful to students to assist them in gaining an understanding of the topic patiently rather than directly providing answers to their homework. The fruitful products of this work make me inclined to continue it, and the fact that Varsity Tutors has an online tutoring option makes the process even more convenient to get in touch with students across different locations.

ENGLISH is one of my favorite subjects. Have been interested in it since childhood and went onto Syracuse University where I got my degree in English. Would love to be of help to whoever I can.

I am a recent graduate of Rutgers School of Law. I went to law school not with the intention of becoming a lawyer, but instead to gain the tools necessary to become a more effective advocate and teacher. I believe that the best form of advocacy is through education, specifically teaching.... Conversational. I believe to learn you have to be able to ask questions and challenge the information that you are given. Furthermore, theory must be...

...that doesn't help people find their own way. It doesn't foster independence. It does not teach. My best teachers were those that challenged me to think critically instead of just spoon-feeding the answers to me, and that is what inspires me to be a tutor. Using various creative means, such as analogies, drawing pictures, telling weird stories, making unusual comparisons, and so forth, are also methods that I believe are truly engaging and beneficial in...

...New York. I have a natural talent and passion for helping students and layman understand complex scientific concepts. Utilizing innovative, tailored explanations, I help students truly understand concepts and develop critical-thinking skills. Using these techniques I have mentored individuals, held small group question and answer sessions, led undergraduate lab sections, and lectured to hundreds at professional conferences. In my spare time, I enjoy reading the latest scientific publications, trading stocks, programming video games, cooking and...

...to succeed on these tests. I also received my mathematics minor at UC Berkeley to help with higher levels of math like calculus and linear algebra. I can also help with physics since I earned an A+ in Physics 7A and 7B at UC Berkeley. My mission is to help with homework or test prep by facilitating an understanding of the material and, hopefully, to have fun along the way. If you would like to...

An accomplished and dedicated educator, editor, and writer with a knack for conducting training sessions with students and a drive to inspire them to pursue academic and personal excellence. Expertise includes developing curricula, analyzing academic performance, student counseling, editing publications, and teaching difficult literature and composition concepts. Adept at identifying and developing new programs for students, devising creative teaching strategies to engage them in the learning process, and expanding their expertise in specific areas.

...For America, a national non-profit organization that competitively recruits recent graduates to work in inner-city schools across the country. During my time with Teach For America, I worked as a full-time 6th Grade Social Studies in Passaic, NJ. I am active member of my community, volunteering with Big Brothers, Big Sisters of America, and Literacy Volunteers of Morris County. I play ice-hockey & soccer, and like to balance a healthy social life with my other...

...does not learn best the same way. There are some students that are more visual learners, others who are more auditory learners, and yet others who learn by a combination of both. Some students learn better by reading textbooks while other require help in extracting the main concepts. I find this difference to be the most exciting aspect of teaching, as it challenges me to mold my approach each time I encounter a new student.

I believe the best student is also the best tutor. I am the kind that likes to engage my students in everything I teach them. I received my Bachelor's degree in Biology from Syracuse university, master's in biomedical science at Touro and currently at New York College of Podiatric medicine hoping to become Podiatric surgeon and expert in foot and ankle diseases.... We all love to read stories or watch TV shows with good story line....

I have been teaching Physics and Mathematics since the 1980s. In 1999, I started teaching Physics in College and in 2012, I started teaching Astronomy and Acoustics. In addition to being a college teacher, I also run my own Engineering consulting business. For the past two decades, I have serviced clients in real estate, colleges, the retail industry, and hospitals in areas such as laboratory and life safety, environmental compliance, and sustainability.

...their unique needs. My approach is simple: Engage students, boost confidence, and, in turn, build their skills so that reading is no longer a passive subject they dread but rather an enriching and fun activity/hobby they can also incorporate into their everyday lives. Here is what I can provide as a tutor: Organized and tailored lesson plans with detailed instructions, making them accessible for parents and children. Flexible scheduling Supportive and encouraging energy to keep...

...tutoring is building the confidence of a student in their own abilities. I don’t simply want to solve problems for students but to teach them to be critical thinkers My interest in math eventually led me to go to school for engineering. Engineering is basically the application of mathematics and science to real world situations. I am currently pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Applied Mathematics from the New Jersey Institute...

I love working with kids and get a feeling of satisfaction when I see kids succeed. To have a child feel that they have achieved something and are capable of learning what they thought was the impossible is a great thing. ... Beyond striving to ensure that students learn the fundamental content of the courses I teach, my objectives are to foster critical thinking skills, to help my students gain lifelong learning skills, and to prepare...

Currently an undergraduate in the Macaulay Honors Program at the City College of New York. Has little work experience as a lesser renown private tutor, helping students in subjects like Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Looking for a part-time job in tutoring where I can build on skills of communicating in an effective manner to others while also helping students with their weaknesses in certain subjects.

...results but to their attitude towards school. In my over six years of tutoring experience, I've helped dozens of students improve their grades, complete stellar college essays and personal statements, pass TOEFL tests, improve their reading and writing skills, comprehension, and ignite their passion for learning. It truly is astounding to witness what students can achieve when they have someone who can meet them where they are at and understand their perspective, answer their questions...

...suburban New Jersey. I moved to the city this summer after finishing a Master's Degree in Near Eastern Studies at Princeton, where I also did volunteer work as an English composition teacher. I started teaching and tutoring eight years ago as an assistant Arabic teacher at a language camp, and I've been working in education and/or academia ever since! I especially love teaching writing, reading skills, and foreign languages: I'm a believer in the power...