Award-Winning Physical Chemistry Tutors in Glendale, CA

...have very strong knowledge of the SAT and how to own it. Beyond just teaching students the basics of a subject, however, I hope to develop a strong relationship with them and instill in them motivation and a positive spirit to attack their work with more vigor and confidence than they have ever had. I am a very ambitious individual and my philosophy in life is that you can do anything you set your mind...

...something is incredibly rewarding. I have a lot of experience tutoring chemistry and physics at high school and college level and also in math from pre-algebra to calculus II. However, I believe learning is about far more than memorizing facts that are quickly discarded after the exam; rather, in my own studies as well as in teaching others I believe that is far more effective to truly comprehend the underlying principle and to always ask...

...on a Masters in Applied Mathematics, with a focus on numerical methods and nonlinear systems/chaos. I have been a tutor since 2007, initially for Caltech's introductory and organic chemistry courses before branching out to private clients in the Los Angeles area. I sympathize with clients struggling to grasp abstract mathematical and physical concepts, as I am predominantly a visual and hands-on learner myself. Consequently, I find the most rewarding aspect of tutoring to be helping...

...my favorite subjects because I see principles to explain technology and everyday phenomena. My teaching philosophy is based on questions and on concepts that are difficult to grasp directly but are simple to grasp by analogy. I work with my students so that they develop an internal sense that enables them to create their own methods for understanding unfamiliar concepts. With these skills, my students are able to gain a greater appreciation for the subject...

...order to answer any problem. Also, it is always fun to be able to reach the correct answer after a few lines of work! In order to teach the concepts, I believe in teaching to simplify the idea. In this manner, the student is able to rationalize the theory on their own, allowing them to apply it in any manner. In addition to teaching them the subject, I always hope that my patient attitude and...

...so, I have become very passionate about teaching, such that I have transitioned from the biotechnology industry into a full-time teaching career, while still maintaining a part-time tutoring position. Having a background in research and technology, I try to relate high school course material to real world situations to inspire students and make the learning meaningful with the goal of encouraging students to study hard and pursue exciting careers in the future.

...my students about that so they won't second guess themselves during an exam. Moreover, I like to focus on helping students understand concepts and principles rather than just memorizing various facts. I spend my free time playing soccer and doing other sport related activities. I also love cooking and learning new ways to make food. Currently, I am in the process of applying to medical school and would gladly give advice on what it's like...

...Psychology, Chemistry, and Math. I love Algebra, Trigonometry, Pre Calculus, and of course helping middle schoolers and elementary students with their math homework! My father is a professor of engineering and has instilled in me the passion for math, and how to teach others how I approach these problems. I enjoy helping students with General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. I have found ways through the Chemistry Outreach program at my university to help...

...communicate and collaborate with my students to determine how they learn and at what pace to adjust the curriculum accordingly. I have a long attention span and will never become impatient or discouraging if the material becomes frustrating for my students. I am an analytical, linear thinker and enjoy contemplating the world around me. My hobbies include reading essays and writing poetry, traveling/sightseeing, going to museums and concerts, taking in music/art, and good conversations over...

...Outreach360 on seven trips to teach Spanish Literacy and Public Health. I returned several times and witnessed the power of education in transforming impoverished communities. At North Carolina State University, I taught children how to eat healthy on a fixed income through Cooking Matters. I am currently teaching CPR and First Aid with the Red Cross and volunteer at a free clinic in Santa Monica while I apply to Medical School. While I have taught...