Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Cedar Park, TX

I'm a former Peace Corps volunteer who taught high school math and physics in West Africa. I have bachelors degrees in both physics and mathematics, as well as a masters degree in electrical engineering. I currently work as a licensed Professional Engineer. Obviously, I like solving engineering problems. I also like spending time with my family, playing video games, and riding my bicycle." ... Learning is a habit.... I would start by asking the student which...

...and Biomolecular Engineering with lots of experience in biology, chemistry, calculus, algebra, SAT, and ACT preparation, and various other subjects. I am very passionate about helping students succeed academically by giving them the knowledge and confidence they need in whatever areas they struggle with! I like to connect with my students and make the tutoring as personalized and effective as possible. I primarily prefer tutoring online, and I have been tutoring high school and middle...

...being told that I was my students' favorite TA (I'm usually very humble, but I love to brag a little about that!) As part of my TA appointment in grad school, I also worked as an informal tutor for a few semesters, something the UT Physics Department called "coaching." Through that, I tutored students at all levels of physics, from first semester courses for non-physics majors to senior level courses for physics majors. I also...

To educate as many people as possible, to never stop growing, learning, discovering and pushing the limits of what is possible. ... Write out the answers, explain it, and teach it back to me. Document the thought process through a specific problem.

...new ways. Often times we had people who were more experienced in one area teach the class what they knew. We would work together to go through source materials and highlight important facts, peoples and dates and stay after school taking quizzes and assessments as well as building our own lectures to review what we had been taught. Having gone through an intense year of learning a lot of information in one year for a...

My philosophy is to be patient and help the student become an independent learner (to tutor myself out of a job!). I especially enjoy helping students develop self-confidence through working through as much of the material as they can on their own, providing hints when they need them.

...earn a student a better grade. It will help them develop problem-solving skills they will need throughout their academic careers. This is why I find math (and other engineering-related fields such as physics and programming) so enjoyable; all of these subjects boil down to developing creative problem-solving skills. Even if a student isn't pursuing a STEM-related field, they can utilize these skills and apply them to other areas. Outside of my academics, I enjoy rocketry,...

...I started substituting, I had no idea it would inspire a passion deep inside me. I have the great foundation of starting my career at a Fortune 500 company that was committed to high standards and continual learning. My favorite responsibility included teaching others how to be proactive and find value in their contribution. I want to continue to make an impact by inspiring growth and serving students creates that opportunity in many forms. Their...

...I tutor any of the fundamental sciences as well as calculus and pre-cal. I am a part of the Imperial Scientific Association (ISA), a group of NASA certified educators. During the week I am assisting with clinical research. Weekends will be an ideal time to meet. My tutoring style is best described as unwavering patience. I explain until there is understanding. I've spent years teaching my younger sister the ropes in science and math. I...

...software development, where I applied math to real world problems on a daily basis. I look forward to helping you whether you are struggling to grasp basic concepts or want to deepen your understanding of theory and application. I am enthusiastic about learning. I break complicated material down into digestible components, I have good study skills, and my interdisciplinary background allows me to relate disparate material to subjects in which students are strongest.

...and Mathematics. During my time there, I tutored students in mathematics at various levels and taught afterschool chess programs, where I learned to love helping people fundamentally understand material - the why and how, not just memorization. Teaching is an opportunity for me to continue to engage with the subjects I fell in love with when I was in school, and I hope to impart some of that passion on to any student I take...

...thinking skills and retention of knowledge. As an educator, I have been able to apply my innate sense of curiosity, my desire to enhance the lives of others, and my passion for engineering to my work with innovators in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math field. As my time as a teacher, I have personally created, developed, and executed seven different course curriculum. While working with a variety of learning styles and skill levels in...

I have a Petroleum Engineering degree from the University of Louisiana, which I earned in 2010. I have worked in the oil & gas industry as an operations engineer. I have recently worked as a test scorer and have experience tutoring in college. I have strong math and science skills. The more knowledge I can impart to others the better off the world will be.

...the tutoring process before, from learning SAT math tricks at Testmasters to helping peers and students understand AP Physics concepts. Honestly, what I've found, is that with enough straightforward explanation and practice, subjects that might seem insurmountable can be broken down, understood, and mastered systematically. If what you're learning isn't all clicking for you yet, consider scheduling a session with me, and I'll see what I can do. Trust me, I've been there before. :)

As a student pursuing a bachelor's in Engineering Science at Trinity University, I understand how challenging academia can be. I've tutored high school students and elementary students in a wide range of subjects, including Spanish, Math, and physics. My favorite topics are engineering mechanics, statics, calculus, and dynamics.

...such as biology because I've always found them very interesting and straightforward. My teaching style is generally catered to the student that I am assisting, but I like to use significant visual representations of concepts because many times seeing things makes them easier to understand and can make the material seem more interesting. I also like to ask the student a lot of conceptual questions so I can make sure they understand the rationale behind...

...Plan II Honors Pre-Med undergraduate at University of Texas at Austin. I've had previous experience tutoring students at IQ Learning and I strive to help my students learn, understand, and retain the knowledge necessary for their future success. I'm focused on the humanities side of medicine and love tutoring Liberal Arts subjects in addition to STEM subjects. I plan on getting a MD after receiving my Bachelor's degree and going into Family Practice or Pediatrics....

...in the summer before my senior year at the University of Houston. During my undergraduate career so far I have taken to tutoring as a way to give back to my school's community, and I've decided to expand my horizons and help more people by coming here. While I tutor a range of subjects, I am at my best tutoring Computer Science and Computer Programming, with Math and Science-based subjects not too far behind. I...

...my Job at the Center for Space Research, as well as tutoring low vision students at the Austin Community College. I love helping students understand difficult topics, and helping them move from a state of confusion to comprehension. I am a lifelong learner, and I love sharing my love of education and learning with students. I am most comfortable tutoring computer science, math, and physics topics. I can tutor English as well.

...me in a different way and to question why things are the way they are instead of just accepting that they exist. Striving for answers ensures that you are constantly learning. A day without learning is a day wasted. I attended Rutgers University for my undergraduate studies. I double majored in Earth Science (Geology) and Marine Science and completed my B.Sc.. For my Graduate degree in Geology I studied at the University of Oklahoma. My thesis...