Award-Winning Java Tutors serving Renton, WA

...and a pencil in hands. Math is not a reading subject where you can think and reason and discuss about your opinion. It is rather an absolute science where anyone agree to one and single outcome. Moreover, as I always tell my students, you can never finish better yourself through practice because practice makes perfect....

...create a friendly learning environment. Then, the tutor can establish a team in order to improve the product. The product is homework, quizzes and exams. Good study habits are very important. Many times a parent can help a student with this, so the team might consist of the tutor, student and a parent.

...realize how important personalized lessons and tutoring sessions are for the learning process. As for my education, I currently attend the University of Washington with a major in Computer Science. As such, I tutor mainly subjects in STEM ranging from algebra and calculus to a variety of coding languages. I have always enjoyed learning and...

...Mighty Coders and helping kids ages 7-14 understand concepts in subjects like Python, JavaScript, and more, while also teaching them how to create personal projects/games in those languages. At Varsity Tutors, I teach technology and coding classes and programming languages. I strive to create a fun learning environment while also providing my students with the...

...a Minor in Statistics. Beyond my comfort in teaching Mathematics, Statistics, and Economics from my college experience, I love making connections with the students so they can dive into these important subjects. Being pre-law I also took the LSAT, in which I scored a 165 and became very familiar with the test structure and different...

Economist who loves sharing knowledge in areas ranging from math to statistics to political science to history and english writing!

...Community College and the University of Alabama's business school. I enjoy helping students get past the statistics class they dread. I try to relate the material to things that will further their success in any subject area. Statistics and the math behind it is very relevant to decision making for today. In my spare time,...

...born is busy dying." (Nobel Laureate Bob Dylan). To teach is to communicate. To communicate is to listen, respond, listen again and respond again. Learning and teaching are two sides of the same coin, named "dialogue." My background is varied. I studied geology at Occidental College and Ohio State, regional planning at UMass, and, after...

...closely with different student groups, but also enriched my abilities as a team player in generation of novel ideas and troubleshooting. I am a proponent of active learning and use a variety of methods to encourage discussion and interaction on the topics the course presents. I make sure to bring out the real abilities in...

...experience tutoring students of all ages in Math, Reading and English, Statistics, Economics, and French. I am a lifelong learner, and I believe that a love of learning is one of the most important qualities a person can have. While I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, I find tutoring Statistics and Economics especially...

...college students and I used to teach programming classes through Coding With Kids. At Vanderbilt University, I am pursuing degrees in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathematics. I tutor mostly math, physics, and chemistry, but I like physics most because of the problem solving aspects. My teaching philosophy is to focus on the basic concepts...

...with a possible minor in physics. While, I am passionate about all of these subjects, I am also generally interested in the progress of technology, and find myself excited at any new breakthrough. I am a firm proponent of education, and believe it to be necessary for a proper quality of life. In my free...

...and college level science and mathematics subjects, which is why I chose to teach these subjects on the Varsity Tutors platform in 2018 (my freshman year of college). When I'm not tutoring, I like to spend my time running, hiking, reading, coding, and doing research. If there's anything else you'd like to know about my...

I am a potential friendly mathematician who is also interested in computer programming.

Hi, My name is Jinchi Zhang. I graduated from UC San Diego with a degree of Applied Mathematics. I have also been working as a software engineer in Seattle for a year. Nice to meet you!

...Science in Electrical Engineering from University of Washington recently. In the process of receiving this degree, I have completed a wide range of math, physics and other science classes. I have excelled in all the math and science courses taken from the University. I have also obtained an Associates in Science from North Seattle College...

I did my Bachelor's of Engineering in Universtiy of Madras.I have 7yrs of experience in tutoring Math, physics , chemistry and computer science. My favorite subjects are Math,Java,Html,CSS and elementary subjects. My hobbies are singing , to google online and swimming in vacations.

...in Mathematics. I, also, devote a lot of my class work to computer science during my time at UW. As a math major, I know exactly how valuable a good tutor can be and have been exposed to many tutoring styles. When it comes to tutoring, my personal philosophy is learning is meant to be...

...a tutor at college when getting my MS degree at SFSU and I found that I have a passion in tutoring students. I was moved and much in joy when one of my students wrote me a thank you letter telling me his grade in math class went from a C to an A in...

...on two separate occasions in the past: first I was hired at Ohlone College to tutor computer science, and second I independently tutored computer science at San Francisco State University. Those were certainly the two best jobs I have ever had. Every one of my students has benefited greatly from my tutoring, including the student...