Award-Winning Physics Tutors in Anaheim, CA

...college level courses. I also have an extensive background with Physics, Biochemistry, and Algebra as well. While I was a student at UCSD, I worked as an undergraduate Teaching Assistant for several distinguished biology professors. I have taught more than 150 different students, each with their own personal skill levels. I take pride in being able to cater my teaching style to each student's individual needs. I have been exposed to the material from both...

...help each and every student I work with find the academic subject that sparks their passion for learning. Being a visual learner myself, I have always had to create tools, draw pictures, or make games for myself in order to learn, and I bring that to my tutoring style. I truly believe that any student has the capacity to learn and excel in academics--it's up to the tutor/teacher to find a creative way to teach!...

...and Supplemental Instructor at Santa Monica College. I've been tutoring Math for 2 years. I focus on delivering the simplicity and the beauty of Math to my students. Very patient when I tutor as I enjoy tutoring and find my joy when someone says "I got it". People always complain about Math because schools don't teach them how to connect it and apply it to their real life situations. There is so much fun and...

...most. I have many teaching strategies that I tend to implement in my tutoring sessions, and they have proved effective during my teaching career. I choose to interact with the family of the student and continually update them on the status of their student, as I believe that the family plays a crucial role as well as the tutor himself. Also, I approach my students in a very friendly way to eliminate any discomfort or...

...years throughout my time at Cornell as an Introductory Psychology Teaching Assistant. I have spent a lot of time working one-on-one with students, getting to know various personalities, and learning the best ways to facilitate comprehension. The connection between teacher and student is what I find to be the most important part of the tutoring process, and it is something I emphasize strongly in my sessions. I care very deeply about my students, and I...

...of Columbia University, where I received a BA in economics. At school I was involved in peer tutoring programs and pre-professional organizations for students interested in finance and economics. After graduation, I worked for two years at an investment bank before returning to Columbia to take additional courses in math and economics analysis. I especially enjoy tutoring higher levels of math and economics, but I also enjoy history and writing from personal interest. In my...

...am most passionate about is calculus. During my tutoring sessions, I typically will go over problems analogous to ones presented to me by the student. Afterwards, I will let the student approach his or her own problem with similar methodology as I had previously demonstrated. Finally, outside of academia, I love to spend time playing and watching sports. As a huge sports fan, I follow football (both professional and collegiate), NHL, MLB, and NBA. Of...

...about Computer Science, Math, and Biology. I have been a tutor for elementary and university students alike, and it is always my goal to help my students reach a level of self sufficiency that will allow them to succeed in their endeavors. I believe that learning can be accelerated by the presence of a tutor, but at the onus ultimately lies in the student's hands to put in the effort necessary to succeed. My hobbies...

...asparagus, kale, strawberry, yogurt, and almond milk smoothie, 2 hours of martial arts training, 30 minutes of meditation, and hours of reading ancient spiritual records. If you are in need of math tutoring, I can handle that! I can help with any math subject up to partial differential equations. However, I am most comfortable tutoring Ordinary DE's, Calculus (up to multi-variable) and lower. My absolute favorite to tutor is algebra 1 and 2, down to...

...Physics of any level in high school (including AP Physics B, C and E&M) as well as undergraduate Physics. I really enjoy teaching physics because of all the real-world applications it has. My tutoring method is very hands-on. I believe practice makes perfect, so I try to go through as many problems with the student as possible. I spend my free time learning computer programming (C++, JavaScript, HTML/CSS etc.), reading Game of Thrones, and watching...