Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Baytown, TX

...I was formally taught programming starting at the tender age of 12. Throughout my 15 years of computer programming, I have sharpened my knowledge of computer science through creation and contribution to several applications in several programming languages. Essentially building application used by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide either though my company or freelancing....

...in neuroscience. I am currently taking a gap year while I apply to medical school, meaning I have plenty of time to help students achieve their educational goals. Teaching and mentorship were essential parts of my undergraduate experience, as I served as a Rice neuroscience outreach mentor, Peer Academic Advisor, and EMS Education Lieutenant. I...

...where I currently work as a Graduate assistant carrying out some research for the Texas State Government. Over the past few years, I have come to develop a keen interest in the world Finance and Data Science. My ultimate goal is to grow into a well-rounded engineer that provides innovative solutions to challenges using current...

...Elementary Education and Mathematics. I am a hardworking and dedicated individual who strives for nothing but the best and nothing short of what I reach for. I was born and raised in Woodstock, Georgia and traveled to Michigan to attend Eastern Michigan University for school as a way to branch out and take a risk...

I have a Bachelors in Psychology, and am working on a Masters. Additionally, I have years of experience in instructional settings, both in grade school presentations and in extracurricular activities.... I'm a firm believer that everyone can learn anything, with the difference being in how well they can master it. With this in mind, teaching is an exercise in variation of method to help the student understand.

...years. I am experienced in teaching science courses, specializing in Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Bio/Biochem, and Physics. Scientific concepts are much more than rote memorization; you will encounter these concepts again and again down your STEM academic careers! That is why I aim to break these concepts down in tailored fashion for students to maximize personal...

...my students to succeed at school and in life. Throughout college, I tutored students in physics and math. I was also a physics TA for four and a half years in undergrad and a calculus TA for one year. Since graduating, I have independently tutored over a dozen students ranging from elementary school to university...

...I've tutored for about two years now, including a year working at San Jacinto College's Math Center. It was a great experience because it was very busy and I got the chance to help dozens of students every day. However, I enjoy one-on-one tutoring the most because there is less pressure to help as many...

My goal is to help students activate their prior knowledge and make new discoveries in the area of science. Students will receive a variety of instruction based on the Texas Essential Knowledge...

...everything I am doing. I am a native French speaker. I enjoy demystifying complex math and physics problems and see the joy on my students' faces when they realize that all that matters is how the information is transmitted to them in on order for them to understand their lessons and move to the next...

Let's make studying fun!... First efficiency, then FUN!!!... Get to know my student a bit and melt the ice!... By not making them rely on my help every step of the way.... By encouraging them and cheering them on as learning is taking place!... I would do what I could to help them. I would do research to find out the best ways to do so.

...a Master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in biology from University of Texas at Arlington. I love teaching which I have been doing for the last 8 years and will continue to do. I am looking forward to getting back into tutoring which I have done off and on before earning my...

...Texas. I've been involved with tutoring since middle school continuing all the way through medical school. There are so many different ways to teach based on how students learn best and I am passionate about meeting the individual needs of students so they can succeed. I took unconventional approaches to learning as instilled by mentors...

...as minor. Once I arrived to US I started tutoring to high school students. I like to teach math because I was teacher in my country since 1988. I started my carrier in USA as substitute teacher, then Adjunct Instructor at college, and finally as a teacher at high school. I love to teach math...

I believe that everyone should learn at their own pace. Sometimes the pace is slower than normal and that person needs a little extra help learning. Other times the pace is faster and that person needs more knowledge to consume.

...Texas at Austin, I have a solid understanding of Math and Physics. I also have a patient personality, a quality that has served well in my efforts as a tutor. I find that the key to teaching a challenging subject is identifying areas of difficulty, and explaining the underlying concepts in simple language so that...

...in Electrical Engineering. I enjoy contributing to other's education because it's honorable and a mutual benefit. I learned in high school that you learn 90% of what you teach and I've stood by that ever since. I first tutored 7th grade math as a senior in High School and I also tutored Physics 2 (Electricity...

...at the University of Houston working towards my Geophysics degree. At first, I wanted to become a cellist and really desired to be the best; however, that soon changed when I found my passion for rocks, literally. Playing the cello requires precision, patience, and discipline and that has been integrated into my regular studies. While...

...help I can be for YOU, and that would likely be in the realm of math! Send me a message with what you need help on, and I'll let you know if I can. I look forward to working with you and seeing you achieve. A little bit about myself: I received my BS in...

...During the latter part of my high school career, I discovered a passion for learning about and communicating disciplines of science and mathematics - more specifically, physics and mathematics. I have since then decided to major in Physics B.S. at the University of Houston's College of Natural Science and Mathematics. I have been tutoring for...