Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Houston, TX

Hi there, I'm Michael! I'm a student of physics and nuclear engineering at Ohio State University. I have 3.5 years of tutoring experience, and love helping students learn anything from natural sciences to English. I can't wait to meet you!

...passion to others! I realized the importance of teaching in education and have seen many problems with how math is taught in school after tutoring high school students for three years as a president of the math honor society at GSMST. As a tutor, I strive to provide a positive and productive experience for my students. I recognize the importance of personalizing lessons unique to each student as each student has different strengths and weaknesses....

...to help these students excel in their subjects. Working in the past with students on their dental admissions test (DAT) and other teaching assistant jobs, I feel I can make a difference. My strengths are in the biomedical sciences field. I am confident to teach basic math and also mentor and teach students who want to attain a better score on the DAT. I have worked with children since high school. I have volunteered at...

...knack and passion to make concepts clear. Things like physics and math should not be hard for any student! I have an Associates in Science degree and currently working on my Bachelors. I've helped countless of peers throughout my academic years. One thing they all have in common? "David, you made so much more sense than the teacher in the classroom." Well, thing is, when you teach a big group of 20+ students, some will...

...entered the work force that summer and worked for various Industrial Supply companies for over ten years. I worked as a technical representative for Dow Chemicals Polyurethane Systems Division for seventeen years. The past fourteen years I have been a Pre-Engineering teacher for Aldine ISD (7 yrs) and New Caney ISD (7 yrs). I have worked with high school students teaching them about engineering including manufacturing, industrial, electronic and CNC machining. I have been an...

...age or experience level, although my favorite is college level calculus II. I like to use visual and kinesthetic methods to explain concepts to students. I focus on ensuring that students really understand the theory behind why we solve problems a certain way versus just memorizing a formula or function. This method has helped a lot of my students become note confident in their problem-solving skills as well as become more able to learn new...

...and chemistry because I believe that after learning about some of these topics, it is super interesting to see how the theories and laws that you learn in class apply in the real world! I would describe my teaching style as primarily example based. I try and pull up real world applications and examples of questions that may come up in their testing and have students work to solve them. I am passionate about helping...

...and feel the most confident in tutoring this subject. Last year, I often found myself helping out my peers with college chemistry and calculus. Through that, I have found a love for teaching others. My teaching philosophy can best described by this quote from Plato's Republic: "The object of education is to teach us to love what is beautiful." -Plato, The Republic Other than tutoring, I love singing, because I had been in choir for...

...to reach their goals. I've always had a personal interest in math and I love teaching it, I've taught students 1 on 1 since I was in high school and have helped students from elementary-high school. I have multiple years of math tutoring experience and I would love to help anyone who needs assistance in the subject area. I like to think of this opportunity as paying it forward since many people have helped me...

...fostering a positive and effective learning environment. I have developed and delivered engaging lectures and workshops, designed to help students grasp complex pharmaceutical concepts. Through personalized guidance and mentoring, I have supported students in achieving their academic and career goals. I firmly believe in the importance of not only imparting knowledge but also instilling a passion for the subject matter. My experience as an adjunct faculty member has provided me with a deep understanding of...

I am a neuroscience graduate from the University of Texas at Dallas. I have taken extensive math and science classes at high school and college levels. I have over 3 years in teaching experience.

...as a lab assistant and a grader for the Fundamentals of Computer Engineering course at Rice University, and will be doing it again in the upcoming semester. I enjoy tutoring a variety of subjects such as math, physics, and chemistry. However, I am most interested in math and topics related to computer science, and hardware design as I find them most challenging. As a tutor my goal is not to simply help out my students...

...pursuing a major in Electrical and Computer Engineering and a Business minor at Rice University. I have two younger siblings I have always helped with homework and other school related projects. I have also tutored students from elementary school to high school aged students. I am best at STEM subjects and standardized test prep. However, Spanish is also a strong subject for me since I grew up speaking it. I don't only speak it, but...

I am a Junior at UT Austin studying comp-sci with a passion for teaching people about computer science and other STEM fields! I have taken and tutored Intro to Programming and Data Structures & Algorithms several times. I have also taken and tutored physics, chemistry and Calculus 1-3. While my favorite subject is computer science, I enjoy all science and math-related courses and have experience tutoring most of them.

...twenty five year old Computer Science student living in Houston, TX. I live a pretty active life, with most of my hobbies being centered around sports. However, when I'm not on the court or the field, I'm usually behind a computer screen. Having two younger siblings, I've been tutoring in some capacity for my entire life. Also, I was a supplemental instructor for a calculus 1 class earlier in college. While that was my only...

...and now medical school has reminded me of how enabling a strong academic record can be. I've been tutoring since I was in high school and have worked with students at every level of education. I specialize in teaching from a very fundamental perspective and in building concepts from the ground up but also enjoy helping students to "just get done" with their homework. Though I'm particularly fond of math and science, I can provide...

...Sciences, and maintained a 3.8 GPA. The classes I went through ranged from statistics and calculus to General Chemistry and Microbiology. I've tutored students before through Kumon, and love helping others understand the concepts needed to succeed in classes. I know exactly how hard these science and math classes can be, because I found them to be the same way. I was able to understand these concepts by understanding myself, and I hope to help...

...is not always possible in the classroom. I have also had a great deal of experience working on SAT test prep. Although I specialize on the Math section (perfect scores on Math II and Physics subject tests), I can provide test strategies on all sections of the ACT and SAT. I've had experience working with third graders all the way through continuing education students in their fifties and sixties! Part of my success includes being...

...University who will be working in management consulting next year. I've completed internships at medical device companies in the past two summers and have been a member of a variety of engineering design projects throughout my time at Rice. Outside of school, I'm on a dance team and enjoy playing basketball and keeping up with current events during my free time. I have always loved teaching what I know about math and science and look...

I am dedicated and passionate in 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 step.