Award-Winning Physics Tutors in Bristol, CT

...students that addresses their specific trouble areas. I have a BS in Aerospace Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute and am currently pursuing an MS in Aerospace Engineering at the same school. I have tutored students on a volunteer basis for over 5 years, and I love using my personal experience to help students achieve their...

...have also taught a small discussion section at Yale for a fundamentals of biology course. Outside of STEM fields, I also have experience editing written documents, as well as tutoring elementary school reading and grammar. I enjoy teaching because I love to help people learn. I understand that everyone learns in different ways, so I...

...believe that I have the prerequisite depth of knowledge and experiences in educational settings necessary to tutor all students. My emphasis as a teacher is the learning of the process rather than simply the product. Ensuring that the students have a deep understanding of the content will allow them to succeed more than simply teaching...

...need to learn the actual material you're being tested on, and that is something I try to focus on with my students. In my spare time, I am teaching myself how to bake (for which the math skills come in very useful) - my latest creation is home-made donuts with a chocolate-chili filling!... My teaching philosophy is that no one is fundamentally "bad" at any subject. Everyone has subjects they struggle with and some that come naturally. I want all of my students to leave their sessions feeling less daunted and intimidated by the material, so that next time they hit a tough problem, they'll work through it instead of giving up.

...being mentored and trained myself to the mentoring I’ve done to those I’ve supervised in their career development, including acting as an advisor to graduate students. I am passionate about science and enjoy tutoring all aspects of Biology along with Chemistry. I know the value of critical thinking, writing, and communication that is needed to...

...tennis, golf and wrestling. I love riding a motorcycle and enjoy exercise riding a bicycle. My oldest daughter is now a teacher, my stepson is a championship golfer and my youngest daughter is in 5th grade and president of her national elementary honor society chapter. I look forward to meeting you and helping you overcome...

...MCAT. Having had a strong background in the sciences and mathematics myself I feel confident and prepared to help my students succeed and take them to their goals. I use different approaches and relate concepts to real world situations to help my students learn and master challenging science concepts as well and prepare for lessons...

...tutor in because this is the core foundation of engineering problem solving. However, I enjoy a wide variety of different disciplines of math and physics. Everyone learns differently and traditional environments are not always ideal for all students. My approach is to identify a students strengths. Furthermore, I like to find out what a students...

Currently a student at Yale University studying Molecular Biophysics/Biochemistry and Comparative Literature. ... Get to know them a bit. I think comfort is kind of a prerequisite.... Helping students find and do practice problems is key. You need to know what you don't know, and self-testing is the only way to do that.... Point out progress that they don't notice! It's so much easier to notice from the outside.

Hello everyone! I love to learn and I love to help others learn. I'm a BS in Physics and I'm confident I can help with any math or physics.... When solving math and physics problems the best place to start is with the fundamentals. Sometimes I have to start with, "So what happens when you let go of your pencil?" Or, "When I divide by ten on this side what do I have to do to the other side?" Oftentimes, students just need someone to help them think about a problem in a methodical way.