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...Wesleyan University) and biomedical engineering (from Washington University in St. Louis). I am working towards a Masters in Electrical Engineering and expect to receive it this August 2021. This dual degree program has the purpose of producing well rounded students - rather than students jumping straight into engineering, dual degree students spend 3 years at a liberal arts school learning how to write, analyze and express their artistic side. I believe it worked! I have...

...when they meet frictional force for the first time, but about 80 of students are having trouble with any chapters as classroom progress goes advanced. Gravity and Centripetal force is next challenge, then Energy, Momentum, and Harmonic motion. Finally they meet the most difficult chapter of Physics 1 level, Rotational motion. Physics 2 just includes new concepts such as electrical, wave, light, whatever. Physics C covers all of the chapters from 1,2 but solve problems...

Hey, this is Eric! I'm a student at the University of Southern California and I'm majoring in computer science and minoring in mathematics. I'm great at explaining STEM concepts and have experience with teaching Stanford's STEM to SHTEM research program.

...tutored students in mathematics at various levels and taught afterschool chess programs, where I learned to love helping people fundamentally understand material - the why and how, not just memorization. Teaching is an opportunity for me to continue to engage with the subjects I fell in love with when I was in school, and I hope to impart some of that passion on to any student I take on. I love teaching Mathematics and Physics,...

...of Texas at Austin. Prior to that, I received bachelors degrees in both electrical engineering and physics from The University of Texas at Austin. As a tutor, I have logged over 400 hours assisting students with physics, math, electrical engineering, and programming. In the past, I have helped students as a math tutor for all grades from elementary school to calculus and as a graduate teaching assistant for a second-year electrical engineering class. With my...

After much life experience, study, and travel, I'm enjoying giving back by sharing knowledge and skills. I'm kind, patient, organized, and considerate.

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Learning as well as teaching mathematics and science are some of my greatest interests. The process of teaching is very enjoyable to me. I have a degree in Applied Mathematics from UCLA and currently working acquiring more skills on Data Science and Machine Learning

Studying Applied Mathematics at Texas A&M. I wish to help benefit society in a way that only someone with my skills would be able to. Currently, I believe educating those who wish to seek higher education is the most effective way to do so.

...have been doing it for over 5 years now. I've tutored everything from 1-on-1s to large group settings. I tutor Math from 1st Grade to Calculus 3, and I also tutor other basic STEM subjects such as Physics and Chemistry. Some of my interests outside academia are mountain biking, playing video games, and speedcubing. I understand that every person learns a little bit different, so I always make sure I teach the content you need...

I am a current graduate student in aerospace engineering at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. After I completed my bachelors, I went to work full-time at NASA Johnson Space Center as a flight controller supporting International Space Station operations. Math and science have been my passions since I was young. Tutoring students in these subjects and helping them develop an intuitive understanding is what matters the most!

After graduating college with a degree in Chemistry, I decided to pursue a career in intellectual property law by attending law school. After law school, I worked for a bit at a top intellectual property law firm, dealing mostly with pharmaceutical patents and trade secret disputes. I hope to be able to lend my knowledge and skills to help students achieve their academic and professional goals.

...currently a third-year student majoring in Biology and a part of the Health Science Scholars Honors program at the University of Texas at Austin. I have experience tutoring high school and middle school students for the past couple of years in a variety of subjects and my favorite ones include sciences such as biology and chemistry, as well as ACT/SAT/PSAT test prep. I firmly believe in the value of good education and hope to inspire...

Howdy! I am junior at Texas A&M university engineering pursuing electrical engineering. I have always been fascinated by Mathematics and I really enjoy the delightful feeling I get after solving a difficult problem. Thanks and Gig'em.

...I graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from the University of New Mexico with a concentration in materials processing and minors in Physics and Mathematics. I started my tutoring career as a supplemental instruction leader at the Santa Fe Community College where I taught students in a Pre-Calculus/Trigonometry course how to study effectively and develop test-taking strategies. Once that appointment ended I was hired as a tutor in subjects ranging from...

...from the University of Texas at Austin with a degree in electrical engineering in 2019. I also previously worked at Applied Research Labs as an Engineering Scientist Associate, and then more recently I worked at the Center for Space Research at UT as a Geospatial Software Developer and Data Scientist. I have experience tutoring students in programming through my Job at the Center for Space Research, as well as tutoring low vision students at the...

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A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Music and a B.S. in Mathematical Decision Sciences, I intend to pay my education forward by helping others to succeed as I have. Easygoing by nature, I am confident in my ability to provide students with comfortable work environments that allow them to develop the necessary autonomy and problem-solving skills to thrive in virtually any discipline.

...I ended up at the University of Texas majoring in mathematics, then economics. Along the way studying linguistics and psychology. Getting an MBA was easy, too easy. So, I got masters in computer science partly financing my education through scholarships, teaching, and turning a couple of thousand dollars investing into a comfortable bank account. Working was more fun than school. I managed to get opportunities in research, derivatives, sales, portfolio management, and teaching. I co-authored...

Hi, My name is Bonita Hall and I am currently a Sophomore Physics/Math student at the University of Texas at Austin.