Award-Winning Linear Algebra Tutors serving Suffolk County, NY

...in Johns Hopkins University master's program in Biotechnology since summer 2021, as well as working full-time as a research technician at a virology lab. My passion belongs to the field of scientific research, specifically from the pharmaceutical aspect and in development of new drugs or therapies. I am most experienced with tutoring young groups in reading, writing, and mathematics. With my broader knowledge in science and advanced math, I hope to also tutor these subjects...

I am a 1580/1600 SAT scorer and 177/180 LSAT scorer who is passionate about helping others achieve similar results. I know the SAT and LSAT to be learnable tests, and I am excited to help others get to their goals.

...which I passionately share with my students. I currently teach middle school math in New York City, where I have cultivated over 2 years of experience in tailoring lessons to meet diverse learning needs. My teaching philosophy centers on making math relatable by connecting concepts to real-world applications, fostering critical thinking and creativity. I find immense joy in witnessing students experience their "aha" moments, particularly when they grasp complex topics like probability or algebra. Additionally,...

...I've come to love and feel fulfilled helping others. I love to teach and help people when I can. I have many years of experience tutoring and teaching people both one on one and classes of up to about 40 students and lectures with well over 100. I specialize in almost all things science and math. Throughout my many years of helping people achieve their academic goals, I have adapted a style which focuses on...

...in 1981. I was a certified substitute teacher in Arizona and I have substituted at the high school level at the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community. I have also substituted at various vocational and traditional high schools. I have taught a variety of undergraduate business courses as an adjunct professor at several universities, including Memphis State University, Western Connecticut State University, Quinnipiac College, University of Bridgeport, Sacred Heart University, Albertus Magnus College, Southern Connecticut State...

...studying a six-pack of soda in a supermarket. I graduated from UCLA with a bachelor's degree in economics and a minor in mathematics in 2021. I am currently a 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...

...I was younger I often struggled in school, so I understand the challenges that lead to many student's frustrations. However, I have overcome my initial challenges, and now love the learning process. My favorite subjects to teach are math and science. I feel comfortable teaching to any age or ability level. As a Biomedical Engineer working in R&D, and a recent graduate of the University of Rochester, I have been exposed to all types of...

I believe that everyone has the ability to excel. I help my students to do this by working with them to understand the subject deeply. I try to make it seem easy, because nobody likes learning when it's hard.

...an author, an architect, a doctor, a lawyer, a therapist, an Etsy shop owner, and have currently settled on "I'm not sure" much to the dismay of my parents). I am extroverted, kind of funny, personable, and prefer to take a relaxed take on tutoring to assure the students comfort. Last summer I was an intern at the European Parliament in Brussels, and was fortunate enough to be able to travel on weekends. Traveling sparked...

...will begin a Master of Engineering in Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Michigan. I tutor physics, calculus, differential equations, multivariable calculus, mechanics, electricity and magnetism, solid-state physics, and electronics. Among these, physics and electronics are my favorite subjects to teach, as they reveal how the world works at both the fundamental and applied levels. I've worked with both high school and college students in one-on-one settings, helping them develop a stronger grasp...

I have been lucky to have many opportunities of learning in life and I have come to realize that learning is indeed a lifelong journey. We all continuously teach and learn from each other by exchanging ideas and knowledge. I get very excited at the prospect of being able to pass on to others what I have learned, and learn more along the way to continuously evolve in this exciting journey. ... My teaching philosophy is...

...effectively represent a client in the court of law. Although many may attest to their pursuit of pre-law at a collegial level, not many can relate to the experience in partaking in debates in mock trials within mock courtrooms, and the dismantling of case briefs in my high school, The Bronx School for Law, Government, and Justice. I was admitted the first year that news reporters televised our first day of school in a new...

...presentation was very attractive: rowing on a lake in the sunset, no physical contact with the adversary, the winner decided objectively We were 9 boys who decided to try it. When we started training, we were given old rowing skiffs and the training program, and very superficial supervising. As time passed by, my friends got bored by the apparent lack of interest of our coach , and gave up. After one month we were only...

...(MSc) in Mathematics from Lehman College and The City College of New York, respectively. Growing up, like many other students, I struggled learning math. When I was 10 years old, my mom hired a private tutor to help me with my 4th grade math class. So I know what it feels like to be the only person in the classroom who feels left out because they're falling behind their peers in grasping new material. I...

...and Geometry. My teaching philosophy centers on adaptability and personalized learning; I strive to create engaging lesson plans tailored to each student's unique needs. I have a passion for helping high school students excel, particularly in math and standardized test preparation, where I've successfully guided peers through challenging concepts. My strong verbal communication skills enable me to build lasting relationships with students, fostering a supportive environment for academic growth. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading...

...I am passionate about working hand-in-hand with others to help them succeed in their law school journey. I have been admitted into top law schools with full tuition scholarships and understand what it takes to help others get those same opportunities! I am passionate about learning and love to inspire others to feel the same. I believe everyone's experience with academia is unique to them, and strive to make that experience as positive and enjoyable...

I take great pride in teaching. There is little more fulfilling than helping someone realize their potential, which is often times so much greater than they thought.

...love tutoring math and science. I am patient yet I explain the subject thoroughly. I am friendly and try to give the students good study habits and motivation to do well. I am also a mentor at the famous Stuyvesant high school where I am an alumni. We teach the high school students how to make first time 30 seconds elevator pitches to impress people in 30 seconds, write resumes, figure out what colleges to...

...am fond of online tutoring and have been an active tutor at Tutor.com for over 2 years. I enjoy teaching students and explaining new concepts. I work well with all students of all ages and backgrounds. While I am proficient in several subjects, my strongest suits are English, Writing, Reading, Career Help and Elementary Math. When I am not working or teaching, I play with my three German Shepherds and enjoy listening to music.