Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors serving Manhattan, NY

...I earned a Master's degree in Statistics from Rutgers University. I'm currently taking courses at Columbia University in mathematics and computer science because I feel that there is still (and always will be) more to learn. I love learning about and teaching math and I hope I can impart my knowledge onto you to help you succeed in the classroom and develop an appreciation for the subject matter. Often students memorize formulas without understanding why...

...for years. Academically, I graduated from a Japanese university, California community college, and City University of NY. I was listed on the dean's list and honored for a high GPA at Lehman College CUNY in 2016 and 2017 and also was awarded Golden Key Award at the graduation. During the college years, I worked for California Orange College District as a student coordinator and media assistant and the NYC Mayor's Office as a correspondence agent....

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...UMDNJ. I am currently a 4th year student in Naturopathic medical school. After graduating from Rutgers, I worked with Americorp in Paterson, NJ at a high school and after-school program. This was my first experience in the education system and I later continued my work with the GEARUP program in Newark, NJ. GEARUP is a college prep program for students in middle school and high school offering students mentoring, tutoring, homework help, and in school...

...allow them to see each problem from different points of view. I believe that as someone seeking to help others in their studies, and as someone who understands that our lives do influence and interfere with our studies despite our wishes, I take a somewhat holistic approach to tutoring. That is why I try to relate chemistry to universal themes and situations in our lives, to be compassionate, and to constantly shift my tutoring styles...

...the US, I became interested in Japanese culture where there was Japanese television on Fridays. When those programming licensing ended, I turned to the internet. In the second semester in college, I took the opportunity to enroll in the first Elementary Japanese class. I was able to get an A in the class. I have taken all the required classes and have become proficient in Japanese. In addition to tutoring Japanese, I can tutor high...

Hi, I am a senior at the University of Massachusetts Amherst majoring in Physics and Mathematics. I am pretty flexible with my schedule so I am more than happy to go around you! :)

True education is a leading forth from within, not a putting in from without. All things but none too much, being well-rounded is the key. Problems are to be explored, not simply solved. Success erases all failures.

As a self learner, I understand different struggles that students like myself might come across. I have a great passion for math and would love to share the tips and tricks that I have discovered that are application to not only the liberal arts but also in non academic activities as well.

...consultant, System Administrator, DBA, Software Designer, System Architect, Solution Architect with fortune 500 companies. I always love teaching and love sharing my knowledge with students, no matter if it is in the classroom, in the community or around the world. I do online tutoring for Computer Science and Mathematics, and start teaching at University of Phoenix for Computer Science related courses from 2004. The courses I teach include Python, Java, JavaScript, C/C++ , C#, PHP,...

...York. Besides my studies, I am very passionate towards helping others in school in any way I can. I am here to help you. I will do my utmost best guiding you to succeed in academia through my tutoring methods. On top of this, I am very friendly! I enjoy reading, questioning, thinking, and exploring the world. I have been to Europe twice and went to summer school there to study German Language. Something interesting...

...student at Cornell University. I am studying computer science in the College of Engineering. I have been tutoring in all subjects since 9th grade, mostly computer science and mathematics and SAT. My teaching philosophy is based on hands-on learning, and the motto of 'practice makes perfection'. The more you face the problem head on and break it into smaller pieces, the easier the problem becomes to solve. In my spare time, I like to go...

I am a recent graduate of Biomedical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science from Georgia Tech. Teaching is something that I have always enjoyed. It helps reinforce the subject knowledge for myself, while also helping other people. Throughout the years, I have tutored - formally and informally - students of all ages and backgrounds and I feel comfortable helping others fully understand important concepts that they may struggle with. ... My philosophy for teaching is...

I am a recent grad student from Duke University's Master of Quantitative Management Program. Having enjoyed math from a really young age, numbers have always been a part of my life. That is why math is my favorite subject and I love teaching it. I also really enjoy tutoring because it gives me a lot satisfaction in knowing I helped someone understand a topic.

...I also have a love for computer science and web development. Growing up, I dedicated myself to pre-professional ballet training, which I continue to pursue. However, my current career aspiration lies in the realm of math education. I am passionate about helping students define their personal goals and guiding them to best obtain those goals. I firmly believe in the value of patience when tackling challenging subjects, a principle that has proven successful in my...

...Ph.D. graduate in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Dallas, I have a deep understanding of mathematical principles and a strong foundation in advanced topics. My extensive teaching experience spans both one-on-one tutoring sessions and large classroom settings, allowing me to adapt my teaching methods to meet the diverse needs of students. Throughout my career, I have developed a reputation for my ability to simplify complex mathematical concepts and make them accessible to students...

...Chemistry Research Honors. Since graduation, I have been working as a research fellow in an HIV lab at the National Institutes of Health. Throughout my undergraduate degree, I served as an SAT volunteer tutor for students from low-income communities. I especially liked how the help I offered to these motivated students propelled them to higher scores and great colleges. I have also served as an Introductory and advanced Chemistry and Math tutor for college students...

...well as a reputation for being able to explain concepts clearly to students. I have plenty of tutoring experience and have done well for everyone I have tutored thus far. Here are some of my achievements in the math and science department: I have scored in the top 10% in Chemistry I in the New Jersey Science League (NJSL) and first place in the state in Biology II; was a semi-finalist in the United States...

...graduation, I held a Post-doctoral position at one of the five United States military service academies. I am currently an Assistant Professor at another one of the service academies. My overarching goal is to broaden the minds of my students and be an integral part of their future careers. Being a math professor is a fulfilling career that comes with interesting challenges. One component of my responsibility as an instructor is to show students that...