Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors serving New Brunswick, NJ

...meeting with students, administration of exams and grading, and even starti of a class from scratch. I am highly praised by my students and supervisors. Even today I still kept the communication with many students. From 1996 and 2003, I was a PhD gradate student at the University of Missouri-Columbia. I taught biochemistry 1094 (Biochemistry Laboratory) as a teaching assistant. The activities are similar to my previous teaching. It is worth noting that due to...

...for intense preparation and can commit to at least 2 hours a day of work. I create a structured curriculum tailored to each individual student. I've always enjoyed coaching students to take tests, because I can help them realize how to find patterns, crack codes and see the whole structure behind the puzzle. Getting better at tests is like any other sport. You have to train better, become efficient, increase confidence and develop basic skills...

...school helping high school and middle school students in SAT prep, math, physics, and various STEM classes. I have a plethora of AP and standardized testing experience from high school so I can ensure that my students receive the relevant knowledge they require. My teaching philosophy revolves around the age old method of socratic teaching: AKA I am not here to give you the answers, but rather here to guide you through the processes of...

...cultivated a broad range of skills in software engineering. Having worked on projects in fields ranging from Machine Learning, Web Development and Cloud Computing. I've a passion for full stack development and AI, practicing both professionally. I want to benefit the students I work with as much as possible, thus welcome any suggestions and resources parents provide. I'm easy to reach and will provide prompt responses. Feel free to contact me to schedule a lesson.

I am a student at Columbia University in New York, studying Computer Science and Biochemistry. I offer person-centered learning approaches in the subjects of ACT prep, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Spanish, English, Writing, Psychology and other areas. Outside of school, I enjoy reviewing films and novels, conducting biomedical research, exercising, and writing.

...fit. So after graduation, I attended the Georgia Institute of Technology to earn a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering. I took advantage of Georgia Tech's study abroad program living and learning in eastern France, where I became fluent in the French language. Upon earning my degree, I was hired by Fortune Global 500 company in the Energy Sector where I held various technical positions worldwide in countries like Kazakhstan, Turkey, Scotland and France before coming...

Hello! My name is Alex Willoughby and I'm a rising third year student in the honors mathematics and computer science program at Carnegie Mellon University. I have about a year of experience teaching in math and computer science and I've been a teaching assistant at CMU since last semester. I'm open to teaching any STEM subject or standardized test preparation. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions. Thank you!

...experience and apply my knowledge to real-life applications. In addition, I have experience tutoring fellow classmates in courses such as physics, probability/statistics, and linear algebra; however, my favorite subject to teach is calculus and I've found it to be the most challenging to learn. My philosophy of teaching heavily focuses on practice problems and examples while maintaining a personable, stress-free environment. Outside of the classroom you can find me playing or watching sports, meeting with...

...the next year. I specialize in tutoring a broad range of subjects including chemistry, biology, and physics, as well as math subjects like algebra and calculus. I also tutor for standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, AP tests, and the MCAT. I sincerely believe that while some of the concepts presented in these subjects and tests seem initially very difficult, they become much less intimidating if you have the confidence and perspective to look at...

...support and encouragement they need to overcome challenges and succeed academically. My experience working with students spans several years, beginning as an Algebra Tutor with CUNY Tutor Corps, where I provided one-on-one and group tutoring sessions. I have also worked as a STEM Program Assistant, facilitating creative and engaging projects for younger students. These roles have helped me develop a deep understanding of how to tailor my teaching approach to meet the unique learning needs...

...full-stack web development in JavaScript, React, Python, SQL, and Flask. Before Flatiron School I was a Technical Teaching Assistant for non-profit Change Food for Good where I provided 1-on-1 sessions on web development with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript enabling them to build web applications showing off their urban farm work. I was also a Web Developer Instructor for nonprofit The Knowledge House teaching middle and high schoolers web development and as a contractor for the...

...am currently in school working on my Masters degree at NYU Tandon School Of Engineer. I have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. I have been tutoring computer science subjects for about 3 years now. I have worked as a software intern at private companies. During that time I was able to learn valuable skills on the Job. My teaching style is a combination of worked examples, understanding underlying content issues and addressing them, and...

...and I absolutely love tutoring. I am an exceptional student in all subjects, but I prefer to tutor students in mathematics. I have been tutoring students for 3 years now at various after-school programs. I also have 3 younger siblings so I know how to get kids to focus during sessions. Most kids find learning math to be boring but I believe that with a little bit of encouragement, they will excel in no time.

...revolves around adaptability and engagement; I strive to create interactive lessons that cater to diverse learning styles. I find joy in transforming complex concepts into approachable ideas, particularly in math, where I aim to build confidence and enthusiasm in my students. I believe that fostering a supportive environment helps students not only grasp academic material but also develop essential communication skills. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring technology and coding, which I incorporate into my...

...clients over the past six years with much success. My primary interests include accent reduction, math, business, pragmatic language, as well as articulation and literacy skills. I am interested and passionate about really connecting with my clients on a level where they can enjoy the process and make great progress with their personal goals. I was once a student myself and I know how hard it is to pass entrance exams. Trust me, even if...

...Ph.D. candidate in economics at Rutgers University with an intended focus in econometrics. I have 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 a private math tutor, grader,...

...great teacher and a great learner (Mark 6:34; Luke 2:46-47). I am fervently passionate about teaching because I want students to have the skills necessary to make a positive impact on themselves and the world. Because my model teacher is Jesus Christ, I try to emulate his style; that is, with patience, humility, grace, passion, and accuracy. I mainly tutor courses at the collegiate level; though, I also tutor elementary and high school level courses....

I have a bachelor's degree in Mathematics. I have always had a passion for Mathematics and helping others. My enthusiasm for my subject area is contagious. My method of tutoring is to focus on concepts rather than the repetition of problems. This way you are able to understand concepts rather than memorize specific problems. I look forward to tutoring 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.

...opportunity to work with students as a Learning Assistant in both an Electricity and Magnetism Lab and in an Intro Mechanics classroom. In those classes I was able to help college Freshmen/Sophomores work through various physics problems. I also provided informal tutoring outside of the classroom where students had the ability to work in a smaller setting, making it easier to tailor my teaching methods to the needs of each student. I currently work as...