Award-Winning Physical Chemistry Tutors in Hollywood, CA

...and explain it in as many different ways as possible to ensure his or her understanding before proceeding to more challenging concepts. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and chemistry and I 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...

...studied more subjects the areas in which I tutor have also gotten broader. I have a language focus now. I enjoy the richness of the English language and even the challenge of following all of the rules, punctuation, etc. The job of a writing coach is also very important. While we all learn from getting feedback about our composition, we also want to work with a tutor that can help us express our own ideas...

...science tutoring, I also teach ESL to international students on the side and can serve to improve your writing abilities as well. As of now, I am working toward a teaching credential in both chemistry and ESL for placement into a public high school. My teaching philosophy is simply centered on active engagement with my students and helping them to relate real-life applications with the concepts that they learn on a standard 2D textbook. Without...

...ensure that the students I teach are well prepared for their exams. One of my beliefs is that when it comes to test taking, confidence is half the battle and I continuously remind 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...

...a teacher’s ability to convey the subject clearly. As a result, my goal is to cater to a student’s needs, whether it is through visual, audio, or repetitious learning. I have been fortunate enough continue my passion of tutoring and aiding students in a year-long college program called “Youth Empowerment Program” (YEP) that tailors towards elementary school students with disabilities and family problems in downtown Los Angeles. However, when I do have free time, I...

...a relatable way. I feel that I have a strong ability to do this and find connections with anyone I tutor in order to provide the best experience and method of learning possible. Outside of my academics I am very passionate about soccer, having played it all my life. I enjoy being outdoors and meeting new people. In the past, I have traveled internationally for soccer competitions and/or leisure and I feel that my travel...

...for me to give all that I can back to a community, whether the community be students or people in need. In my undergraduate career I have enjoyed and mastered the subjects of 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...

...more manageable chunks. Also, I believe the SAT tests more critical reading than any other skill, and I encourage students to be very detail-oriented about what the question is actually asking. Through tutoring at Chapman, I am used to students coming to me because they are having trouble with a subject, or just because they want to stay on track and excel. Through my experience teaching violin, I am comfortable with students of all ages.

...opportunities to interact with, and be taught by educators with an understanding of the power that they posses. When thinking of these experiences in retrospect, it’s easy to see that the main focus of these educators was my personal development. For instance, an organic chemistry professor that I would regularly meet with personally at the University of Florida would discuss my personal habits and strategies during our conversations, and not the course material, allowing me...

...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 why, not just what. When I’m not tutoring or working another job, I like to spend my time exercising (particularly playing soccer or...