Award-Winning Java Tutors serving Chelsea, NY

...enthusiastic educator, and I love to share my love of learning with my students. I currently have an MST in Elementary Education and am working on an MS Ed. in Social Studies because history is my favorite subject to learn and teach. I also love reading, coding (I'm currently using Micro:bit with my tech students!)...

...an interest in applied statistics, financial econometrics, time series econometrics, economic forecasting, and machine learning. This summer I will be a lecturer for a graduate level course in statistics and econometrics at Princeton University's School of Public and International Affairs. I have been in mentorship and tutoring positions since 2015 and have previously worked as...

...science and software development/engineering. I also tutor Chess. I think the most important part of teaching is helping students find the same passion that I have - whether that be for software development, chess, or any other subject. Outside of tutoring I am interested in sports and physical activity. I used to compete in Mogul...

...years of experience playing competitive 2035 USCF Ranked level Chess during middle and high school, I was drawn to STEM education At MakerState (a private STEM instruction institution), where I started as an official STEM Instructor volunteer, immersing myself in teaching coding, robotics, and engineering to students, with over 400+ hours of volunteering. Through dedication...

...My tutoring approach is focused on making complex concepts accessible and engaging. I use various teaching methods to cater to different learning styles, helping students comprehend the material and develop a genuine interest in the subject. Whether assisting high school students with exam preparation or supporting college students with challenging coursework, I am committed to...

...studying at Emory University. I'm pursuing a degree in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and Computer Science. I have been tutoring students since my sophomore year in high school. I have a passion for problem solving, and I love working with students because they often allow me to observe problems from new perspectives. I view tutoring...

I am a recent graduate with a M.S. in Physics and a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. My research involves computational work and I have three years of teaching experience at the university level.

...Bucknell University. I've been studying computer science since I was a senior in high school. I'm originally from Seattle, WA, and I moved to the big city about 6 months ago! I've taught people of all age ranges, whether through a coding camp to kids aged 13-17 or my class mates in college. My favorite...

...many different subjects, my favorite is any facet of mathematics because it is fascinating to be able to explain the real world through numbers. Having gone through the rigors of standardized testing and having taught the material, I understand how to create an engaging and productive test preparation experience. My schedule is very flexible and...

...and Engineering related topics, I am most passionate about Computer Science and Software Development. I have experience with Python, C++, Java, Swift, SwiftUI, Flutter, and React Native. I believe that education is still a leading factor that can contribute to an improved quality of life. I would describe my teaching style as pretty laid back....

...sophomore at Stony Brook University, majoring in Computer Science. I'll be happy to help with subjects including Mathematics (up to introductory College courses), Physics, and, of course, Comp. Sci. My style of teaching emphasizes flexibility and understanding; based on student interests and learning speeds, I will adapt my course to help them understand why answers...

...geometry, trigonometry, Calculus 1, 2, and 3, and logic and set theory. I have written a thesis as an undergraduate at Union College about the mathematics of the Maya Empire and create an application that converts decimal numbers to Maya numbers. You can view my work and projects by visiting starrv.github.io. Outside of work I...

I am a highly-motivated fourth-year Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University. I enjoy what I study and specialize in most math and science classes, and I love to mentor as much as I love to learn. ... Understand what the student knows by evaluating comprehension, speed, and accuracy. Ask the student for any techniques he/she has been using for the particular material. Gracefully introduce new techniques that work off of the student's pre-existing techniques.

...worth it. While I may already know the answer, I try to guide my students towards making their own personal discoveries. I believe that if I teach you a subject, you may forget it in a couple of years, but if I teach you how to learn more quickly and efficiently, you will keep that...

...do and gets lost in the subject matter. True moments of discovery occur when we absurdly, naively lose the boundaries between our little candles and the darkness around. Further, I love encouraging students to see the light that exists naturally within them -- my tutoring space is an inclusive and welcoming one for all! I care...

...built my own software for modelling asset prices. I'm passionate about Maths, Physics, Economics, and History. I have experience in tutoring for standardized tests (SAT, GRE, LSAT), and I worked as a Teaching Assistant for the MIT Physics Department. I'm passionate about astronomy, cooking, and chess, and all sorts of strategy games.

...my students from the point of view of making them skilled and talented to the point that I would hire them in a software engineering role - regardless of their age. One of my students is in 6th grade and he is already hirable. Under cloud computing I ended up teaching operating systems, Hadoop, Kafka,...

...on my Italian mastery and hope to learn German next. My long term goal is to teach at a university level and eventually work towards a doctoral degree. I look forward to seeing what each new student has to offer, and help them develop the confidence to take on any challenge! Cheers, John

...dialogue about why the material matters or how an idea works. Not that a historical event happened but what made it happen. Not the mere fact that mathematical formulas work but why they work and what that can achieve. This is what makes learning interesting for students and instructing a joy for teachers - the...

Hello, my name is Sahil Kapoor. I am a Sophomore at Cornell University. I would love to help and teach students my learning strategies that has helped me become valedictorian of my school, get a perfect math SAT score, and have above a 3.5 GPA in college.