Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Frisco, TX

...in the classroom. IAM certified by the state of texas for math 4-12 and special education. Although my educator certification is math and my university degree is for chemistry & psychology, my expertise lies in multiple academic disciplines. By the Grace of The Most High, I've received numerous awards for my expertise in multiple academic...

...lively interaction, I will also brush up on the materials the student is learning, and make sure I am on the same page as the teachers who are teaching the subject. That way, the student will be getting a clear line of communication. It is of the utmost importance that my student feels prepared and...

I taught volcanology for nearly 20 years at the University of Alaska Fairbanks while working at the Alaska Volcano Observatory. I have always been devoted to teaching, and look forward to continuing as an educator.

...in the past and am ecstatic to have the opportunity to continue to do so. I believe that everyone has their own unique way of learning that works best for them and harboring that way will result in the most affective learning process. I believe that there is more to learning than just understanding a...

...a post-doctoral fellow at the University of Leuven, I was a course assistant for a master's level "modeling and optimizing human movement" course, covering biomedical and mechanical engineering topics. I currently am an adjunct mathematics instructor at Tarrant County College, where I teach Calculus and Business Algebra. I love learning and I look forward to...

...I have started teaching right from my college days. To summarize, my teaching philosophy boils down to three key goals: to always challenge my students to excel and expand their capabilities; to always challenge myself to do the same in my teaching, and to constantly explore and implement exciting new curriculum innovations.

...so I love science. I graduated from Baylor University (Sic em' Bears!) with a Bachelor of Science in chemistry. Here I tutored student-athletes in a variety of subjects. Also, I recently graduated from the University of North Texas with a Masters in Biomedical Science. I am patient and understanding, and want you to succeed!

...should learn as much as they can to further develop those ideas into new, novel discoveries. As a current student, I understand how frustrating and difficult material can sometimes be. I have 2-3 years teaching experience in a variety of fields, including college level math, biology, chemistry, physics, test prep (ACT/SAT), and college admissions/essay writing.

I am a physics major at the University of Texas at Dallas. I love to build and fly drones, read, listen to music, and play video games. I have a passion for math and science, particularly physics and chemistry, and look forward to helping students learn these wonderful subjects.

...develop the essential soft skills required to be successful in gainful employment. I am looking forward to working with you to achieve your goals. My expertise lies in graduate admissions examination preparation and NAPLEX preparation. I work with students to create learning and study tools, which are used throughout their prep journey.

...to help as you strive to achieve your goals. In my 3 years of private tutoring experience and my work as a Supplemental Instructor at Texas A&M, my students have achieved success in General Chemistry I & II, Organic Chemistry I & 2, Calculus I, Macro/Microeconomics, Physics I, and many more courses. I'm confident that...

...helping struggling students pass a class, I would say practice makes perfect. I am firm believer of education, believing that we should never stop learning until we leave this world because education is the key to success. In my spare time, I enjoy watching movies in different languages, listening to music, play and watch soccer,...

Data and Research Scientist professional with 3+ years' experience in applying quantitative modelling and analytical methods in solving scientific and business problems. Well-versed in computational tools, statistics, mathematics, and physics. Experience teaching and mentoring younger students. I have a passion for science and technology, and the intersection of theoretical mathematics and physics with technological advancements.

...June of 2018. At UTD, I have taken courses in General Chemistry, Physics, and Calculus. Also, I was also a part of the UTeach Dallas program, a program designed to educate future teachers on techniques used to teach students best. Though I have a preference for high school science subjects, such as AP Chemistry, Physics,...

My name is Fitsum. I was born and raised in Ethiopia. I have completed my bachelor degree in Neuroscience and currently serve as a tutor at Richland community college. I am interested in helping students in Math and Science.

I primarily tutor Genetics/MCAT biological sciences and physical sciences (I scored 132's on both of those sections). I also do introductory classes such as organic chemistry, biology, algebra based physics, organic chemistry!

I love helping people and I've always been able to help teach others. I enjoy tutoring others and I find I'm great at it because I can explain concepts at their most basic level.

...State of Texas. During law school, I enjoyed working as a private tutor in a wide range of subjects for students enrolled in both private and public schools. I've tutored students in my favorite subjects of English, Writing, Reading, and History, but also helped my students greatly improve in their advanced Math, Science, Test Prep,...

...it's my mother tongue. In middle and high school, we peer "tutored" each other to help ourselves get into better college. Lots of my peers made it to Harvard, MIT, UPenn (my best friend is a PHD at Upenn), Stanford, Fordham, CMU, Yale, Columbia ( I was on their ballroom dance team when in NYC),...

...at Texas State teaching labs and gained much experience running a safe laboratory classroom as well as experience utilizing cooperative learning in the lab. I was also second author on a paper published in BMC research notes detailing the distribution of cytoskeletal elements in the retina and optic nerve. I hold an 8-12 life science...