Award-Winning Math Tutors for Students in Camden, NJ

...from chemistry to the real world. My experience with tutoring has led me to believe that discovery-based learning is the best way to solidify concepts. For this reason I focus on teaching how to use the tools available, like modeling kits and textbooks. In addition to being a huge science nerd, I love reading classics,...

...especially qualified to tutor in subjects relating to STEM and/or conversational Mandarin, as well as standardized testing. (fun fact: my favorite section on the old SAT was Critical Reading!) Outside of academics, I love playing the oboe and listening to classical music, making origami, and going on long morning strolls along the Schuykill River Trail...

I am a veteran teacher who finds joy in teaching others at their best abilities. I'm fun and engaging and would love to help your child out!

...Anatomy and Physiology, Biology . In my experience each student has a different strategy of learning, they just need help where they are struggling. And that is why we are here for them. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try...

...and mentoring sessions. My passion for supporting students stems from the belief that education should be empowering, relevant, and accessible to every learner. I've had the privilege of guiding students from a wide range of backgrounds, helping them develop confidence in their abilities, explore new interests, and achieve their academic goals. I tutor a variety...

...theological disciplines, as well as in ancient and medieval history. As long as I can remember, teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students was what I have wanted to do with my life, and luckily, teaching and tutoring come relatively naturally to me. Varsity Tutors gives me an opportunity to work with students to help them do...

I'm all about bringing learning to life. No matter what topic is being taught its guaranteed to be an experience. ... The most important aspect of the tutor/student relationship is trust. Once the child realizes you are here to help and encourage them, all while making learning fun, the trust between student and teacher will pave the way for a productive relationship.

...and SAT2: Chemistry exams. I went on to graduate from PSU with a B.S. in Computational Mathematics. In college, I took classes in logic, number theory, code theory, game theory, linear and non-linear algebra, linear programming, computer science (Python, C++, Mathematica, Matlab, etc.), music, and more. I have taken the tests, done the work, know...

...found that many students struggle with math because tutors are not willing to present the information in multiple different ways. Similarly, I believe it is important to slow down and explain the concepts at a speed the student feels most comfortable at. I try to show all students that math is interesting and that no...

Recent college grad employed with the US Navy looking to tutor students in order to help them better understand math and science.

...way they do. As a result, my teaching style is a theory-based, proofs-first method similar to what you might find in a college math class. My favorite subjects to teach are probably the basic building blocks of calculus. It gets somewhat of a bad rap since it's taught mostly at the college level, but on...

...a Master's in Education. Although I taught students at the secondary level for a long time, I wasn't always a teacher. I was also a writer for newspapers and syndicated magazines. One of my treasured opportunities included collaborating with a mystery novelist to promote one of her books back in 2005.

Hi there! I'm Sam and I am a recent college grad and a current student at Jefferson University within the College of Biomedical Sciences. I love science and have a background in general biology, chemistry, as well as psychology.

...New York City) preschool, kindergarten, 1st, 5th and special needs as well as working as an aide in grades 2,4,6,7 and 8. This has allowed me to familiarize myself with curriculum content and expectations in a range of grades. Since moving to the PA/NJ area, I am working as an itinerant teacher for the deaf...

...a first-year teacher in Philadelphia. I graduated from UPenn in 2020 with a degree in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics, a minor in French & Francophone studies, and spent a summer mastering French in Paris. In my free time, I like to read, play video games, and play guitar. I'm looking for any potential students who...

...and calculus. I enjoy tutoring students in math and other STEM classes and helping them not only understand but enjoy the subject. I believe students have a better overall experience and learn better when they are enjoying what they are learning. I am particularly hoping to give students homework help and help on practice exams.

...Stony Brook. These classes presented me with many new pedagogical challenges that broadened my horizons. One of the most memorable and rewarding positions I have had was with an environmental outreach program for students to explore and learn about coastal salt marshes. Instruction during this camp occurred both in the classroom and out in the...

...They define my purpose and give meaning to my life. Impact or Legacy I Want to Leave In the end, I want others to remember me as someone who cared deeply about connecting to others: sharing joys, defeats, accomplishments, and fun along the way; that my life mattered because I made a difference in small,...

...such as algebra, but I am also very comfortable assisting with biology, chemistry, and other science topics. My past students have expressed their appreciation for my ability to restate the same concept or idea in different ways, by using analogies, comparisons, etc. It has come to be extremely helpful when learning both familiar and unfamiliar...