Award-Winning Macroeconomics Tutors serving Mount Vernon, NY

...critical and creative thinking. I try not only to teach the mechanics of math, but instill an appreciation for the skills the process can develop. And while math is my favorite subject to tutor, I have had training in and am qualified for all sections of SAT and ACT test prep, and enjoy working with...

...approach to teaching is simple: kindness, calmness, clarity, and fun. I keep my students consistently engaged with questions. I know how to rephrase questions and bring them back in ways that each student is interested in to see maximum results. Most importantly, I find ways to make the material interesting and easily relatable to my...

...publication. My favorite part of the writing process is workshopping with other authors. Peer-editing is very valuable, and my natural inclination toward peer-to-peer guidance led to my interest in tutoring. I love exchanging knowledge with students. I have over four years of tutoring experience at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral level, and I enjoy working...

...My approach is deeply rooted in the principles of performance management, talent acquisition, and relationship building. I understand that each individual is a unique asset, and by fostering a culture of inclusivity, trust, and collaboration, we can unlock their full potential. I am committed to creating environments where individuals feel empowered to excel, knowing that...

...my thing. I am a social scientist with a media studies MA and 5 years of experience writing professionally anything from TV scrips to anthropological research reports. What do I teach? The foundations of sociology and linguistics: writing, research, social studies and history. I love long walks on the beach (it's actually nice) and horror movies.

...Managerial Studies. I've also earned my MFA in Luxury & Fashion Management from Savannah College of Art & Design and my MSL in Fashion Law from Fordham School of Law. I have been an Adjunct Professor in fashion business since 2016 and love working one-on-one with students to build confidence and identify their root source...

...breaking hard problems down to their elementary components, then reassuring students that there was nothing to be afraid of in the first place. Having recently taken the GRE exam, I understand the struggles of refreshing math concepts and adapting to esoteric verbal texts and vocabulary. The list is overwhelming, but if we take a step...

...my co workers and friends about my decision to become an educator. When I was in school, I appreciated the dedication and impact my teachers had on my life. As a teacher, I want to be a role model and a support system for my students as my teachers were for me. I want my...

...achieve their full potential academically, professionally and personally. I believe that those three are interwoven because in order to succeed in one you have to strive and achieve in all. On a personal note I am an avid runner and reader. I enjoy the outdoors but I also enjoy those quiet moments after a busy...

Teaching is a life-long passion of mine. Being a teacher is one of the most rewarding careers ever! So, the teacher as facilitator must cultivate prior knowledge, provide engaging learning environments, and present the content in a relevant and meaningful manner if significant learning is to take place.

...Pace after a successful career in financial services. I teach discrete mathematics, data science, and machine learning. My analytical focus is on applied methods and as a result, I use real world problems in my lessons. I believe the goal of education is to encourage students to seek answers through active participation which makes learning...

...I tutor algebra, geometry, calculus, chemistry, physics, reading comprehension, and writing composition. My favorite subjects to teach is physics because many students view it as a hard science, but after tutoring, they feel it to be much more intuitive than they initially believed. I believe that patience is the most important quality during tutoring. I...

Hello! My name is Nita and I am 22 years old. I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in Economics and a minor in Philosophy. Now, I am working in New York City as a Litigation Assistant. I'm excited to meet you!

Hello! My name is Jaden. I am an undergraduate senior at Binghamton University studying psychology and economics, and I specialize in SAT tutoring. I scored a 1500 superscore (770 Math, 730 English), and I am able to teach any section of the SAT!

...with their college admission essays. Since graduating from Maryland, I have moved to the state of New Jersey where I spent some time teaching a class of 6th graders both English and Social Studies. Now as I work in New York City, I like to work one-on-one with students on a variety of subjects such...

...experience in tutoring corporate finance, math, and public speaking, I employ a personalized approach that utilizes real-life examples to make learning engaging and accessible. My passion for teaching stems from the joy of empowering students to grasp complex concepts, particularly in finance, where I draw on my hands-on experience from consulting projects and internships. I...

...for 4 semesters. My duties included was not confined to taking 2 hour study sessions on my won twice a week with the students of the class. I went over the topics that were discussed in the class that week and helped the students with the homework as well. I also worked with the students...

...and Political Science. Recently, I traveled through India, teaching Math and English to kids in the states of Rajasthan and Himachal Pradesh. My favorite subjects are English and History, but I also enjoy Math and took a variety of statistics and calculus courses at the university level. I am planning on pursuing a Masters degree...

...industry. I have a life-long love for teaching and learning. The pleasure I gain from teaching and helping students create excellent study habits and mastery of the subjects I teach or tutor, goes beyond words. I have an MBA in Finance and Accounting from Columbia Business School in New York City. As such, I have...

...struggling with pre-algebra (I couldn't seem to wrap my head around distance/rate/time problems). I found myself loathing a class I had once loved. I started working with a tutor and going from barely getting by to being successful in that class was a very fulfilling feeling that I hope to continue to pass on to...