Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Greenwich, CT

...you for a cs/ math test, review a cs/ math topic, and more. -tutored elementary to HS math including elementary math, algebra, SAT math, ACT math, and Pre-Calc. -familiar with Calc 1 - 3, linear algebra, and differential equations. -experience in Java, unity, android studios, C#, C++, Python, HTML, CSS, and JS. I have tutored students when it comes to AP computer science A and AP computer principles. I even taught Python, web design, game...

I am recent college graduate from the University of South Carolina, where I graduated summa cum laude with a BA in psychology/pre-med with a minor in music. I love tutoring because I love learning and helping people achieve their goals! I enjoy tutoring STEM subjects the most because they were the subjects that I struggled most with when I was in school, and that were ultimately the most rewarding to succeed in. In my free...

...medical devices, with publications in world-renowned research journals. Also a die-hard advocate for personal and leadership development of youth, Calvin has tutored and mentored underprivileged students and has founded a personal and leadership development organization for students which has international membership in Japan, Korea, Canada, and Australia as well as the United States. Calvin's hobbies include learning new languages (current projects including Japanese, French, and Spanish), composing music, competitive rock climbing, and snowboarding.... Not only is...

...and build confidence in their abilities. I tailor my approach to meet each student's unique learning style and needs. I believe in creating a supportive and engaging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes, knowing that these are essential steps in the learning process. My goal is not just to improve grades but to foster a deep understanding of the material and inspire a love of learning that lasts.

...core of my interactions with students, fostering a positive and empowering learning atmosphere. Outside of academia, I am passionate about music. These activities not only contribute to my personal growth but also enrich my ability to connect with students on a more holistic level. In conclusion, my journey as a special education major and mathematics enthusiast has not only equipped me with the necessary knowledge and skills but also instilled in me a deep commitment...

...primary programming language is java, I have also worked with arduino microcontrollers and matlab. My absolute favorite subject to both learn and teach is definitely calculus. Many people find calculus scary because of all the complex equations and math at first glance. However, calculus is just simply a collection of rules of theorems, and like any other subject, as long as you follow the steps, its easy to solve. What I find most interesting about...

...Biochemistry major studying on a pre-med track, and prior to college, I attended a college prep high school. Sometimes, studying, preparing for a test, or any other academic challenge can seem impossible to complete. I've been there, and if I had to bet everyone has! Luckily, help is always available. Everyone learns different, so, for myself, I developed new studying techniques and practices, which really helped my grades and my morale. I'd love to share...

...abilities include: (i) Recognizing relevant issues and facts presented alongside irrelevant ones; (ii) Analyzing potential consequences of changes to complex systems in equilibrium, (iii) Distilling principles from one set of circumstances and understanding how, and when it is appropriate, to apply them to a different set; and (iv) Being able to clearly justify the basis for any conclusion made. It happens to be that those are the exact abilities I myself developed in Harvard Law...

I am an incoming, second year Physics student at Tufts University. I have strong math and science skills, and experience instructing people of all ages from three seasons of professional ski instructing. I am excited to work with students looking to gain a deeper and clearer understanding of math and physics. Together we will practice analytical, problem solving skills and become more proficient in applying math to all kinds of problems in an effective, intentional...

...process for the 2020 medical application cycle. I have a large amount of experience in the science and mathematics disciplines as a result of the courses that I had to take for the pre-medical track. My prior tutoring experience consists primarily of high school level students(algebra, geometry algebra2/trig, chemistry, biology, physics) and to a smaller degree college students in biological, physical and biochemical disciplines. The best way to achieving the desired grade in any discipline...

...space so you can make those mistakes comfortably, without embarassing yourself as a professional or making other lose lots of money. I am a very engaged tutor. I like to see my students exceed my expectations and I do my very best to set them up for that. If you start a tutoring session with me, we'll typically define your goals, optimize your weaknesses and leverage your strengths so you are in the best suitable...

...I also have some experience tutoring undergraduates in introductory biology courses. In addition, I have served as a teaching assistant for college-level coursework as well as a tutor for elementary and middle school students. I have worked with students between the ages of 7 and 50 and have developed a flexible teaching style to fit my students' needs. I believe in helping students develop the skills they need to solve problems and master the material...

...you. I can tutor almost any Math subject but my favorite discipline to tutor is Physics. I am very enthusiastic about learning HOW things work. I graduated from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 2010 and obtained a Dual Major in Physics and Applied Mathematics. Additionally, I have been tutoring since the age of fourteen and have tutored for the US Navy! Outside my professional interests, I enjoy cycling, swimming, watching football, and basketball.

...and learned a lot from both of these experiences, I've found that I'm most effective as an instructor and tutor in smaller groups or 1-on-1, as opposed to the classroom. While I have mainly taught and tutored Math, I also have a strong passion for the liberal arts, primarily English, History, and Philosophy. I am a strong advocate for education at all levels and believe that it is absolutely vital for society to flourish. Regardless...

...classes and have taught fellow students throughout the years in my classes. I am enthusiastic about learning and I would like to help give students the same confidence and ability to grasp a subject. I am passionate about helping others and would like to teach those struggling some different methods of learning. I will teach the student how to break down concepts into easier steps and to get the big picture so that the details...

Hi, my name is Sunny Wong and I am a graduate student currently attending NYU 's Tandon School of Engineering. I have a background in chemistry, biology and mathematics. ... I want students to not only be able to answer questions but to apply what they have learned to real world experiences. Being able to connect the classroom to the world is what I aim for.... I want to understand the student's thought process (what type...

...tutoring is the increased engagement and attention between the student and material. I believe that fostering a love of mathematics is possible in any student and would be thrilled to help students both improve and become more excited about the subject. I was diagnosed with executive functioning issues while a high-school student, but was able to develop new study skills and continue further in my education, and I can help you do the same.

...a graduate student working toward my PhD in Biomedical Sciences at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. I enjoy science and math and have experience tutoring Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Algebra 2/Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, and more. I am also a teaching assistant for graduate level Biostatistics at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. I emphasize learning the fundamental concepts behind any topic and doing many practice problems. Doing this helps students gain confidence with a subject...

...a Residential Tutor for one summer, where I held office hours for high school students taking college courses at Stanford, and helped high school seniors with their college applications. At this point, most of my teaching is through helping friends with classes. I find it really rewarding to help someone else understand a concept, and see that light bulb in their brain light up! Outside of academics, I love to make art (I'm a photographer),...

...the Maryland Zoo's education department. Since graduating, I have been traveling and working for an environmental nonprofit in NYC. I currently tutor in math, science, and test prep (SAT and ACT). As a tutor, I am patient and collaborative. I work with my students to help them come to the answers on their own, and I find creative and fun ways for students to think about the material in a new light.