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...at the University of Glasgow studying Physics and Astronomy. I am most passionate about tutoring in mathematics and physics. I have prior experience tutoring Algebra but would be comfortable and confident tutoring up to a Multi-Variable Calculus level in mathematics as well as a second year College Physics level in physics. This would include math subjects such as pre-algebra, algebra, algebra 2, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus, multi-variable calculus, linear algebra, and differential equations. The physics subjects...

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College undergraduate studying Chemical Engineering at Columbia. Tutoring in AP Physics (1, 2, C), AP calc (AB & BC), first year college physics and math. I'm bilingual; my first language is Spanish.

...Science in Physics from The City College of New York and minored in both Math and Theatre. I believe that students can pick up on STEM subjects when given proper guidance. As a tutor with over four years of experience, I understand that every student is different and learns in their own way. I take my time to really understand where comprehension gaps arise and find creative ways to overcome those obstacles with the student....

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...the University of Edinburgh studying Cognitive Science with a focus in Artificial Intelligence. I have traveled extensively, tutoring mature immigrants in Houston in English for Memorial Assistance Ministries, and tutoring university students in Philosophy, psychology and advanced maths, like discrete math, linear algebra and calculus. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about english, math, and history. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for Standardized Tests, we always seem...

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