Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Johns Creek, GA

...I follow the Socratic method which involves a shared dialogue between teacher and students. The teacher leads by posing thought-provoking questions. Students actively engage by asking questions of their own. The discussion goes back and forth. This promotes critical thinking and allows me to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions. I believe in staying with my students till they are confidant enough to take up the problems independently even after...

I am an engineer by profession and educator by vocation with a superior work ethic and over 30 years of work experience. Out of those at least 12 were teaching/tutoring students on a part-time basis on STEM and business subjects in English and Spanish. I have also served as a corporate trainer, Red Cross instructor, and Boy Scouts Leadership Development trainer.

...a B.S. in Civil Engineering at Columbia University. As a first-generation, low-income student, I know how crucial academic support can be. My public school education left gaps that made college-level engineering challenging, but tutoring and office hours helped me grow into a stronger student and problem-solver. That experience drives my passion for helping others succeed. I've worked with students of all agesfrom volunteering in after-school programs to tutoring peers in subjects like algebra, calculus, and...

...the United States Navy, I have served as both a mentor and a teacher in several capacities. As an officer, I strive to share my knowledge and experience to guide my subordinates through the process of achieving complex training certifications and professional qualifications. As a student, I actively elevate the capabilities of those around me by fostering an environment of collaboration and respect. As a teacher, I pride myself on my ability to tailor a...

...University, Irvine with a B.A. in Chemistry, an emphasis in chemical research, and a Math minor. I volunteered as a tutor in various subjects throughout high school and college, my favorite subjects to tutor are college level quantum mechanics, chemistry, and math. I love being able to help students tackle some of the most daunting fields in STEM. My hope is to impart into my students some of my excitement for these subjects. They don't...

...has been my favorite subject since elementary school, so it is also my favorite subject to tutor. As an engineering science major, I also have a strong foundation in calculus-based physics. My teaching philosophy is guided by my goal of helping students realize that they are capable of learning anything. I am passionate about helping students because I want them to derive a sense of confidence and self-sufficiency from their ability to tackle difficult problems....

...be disassembled with a screwdriver. Along with deconstructing anything that gained my interest, I also enjoyed crafting things. I associate these childhood curiosities with my current interests as I find myself wondering how natural phenomena occur and daydreaming about inventions. Studying the interactions between humans and technology have been in my interests for most of my high school and college career. My short-term goal is to explore different focuses so that I can develop an...

...than tutoring high school students in subjects that I love. I graduated from a very competitive high school and I completely understand the rigorous nature of AP courses and the pressure to get a top notch SAT score. With a 2370 SAT score and a 4.0 throughout college and high school, I think I am definitely qualified to tutor. However, more than being qualified, what I've always hoped to achieve as a tutor is to...

...degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) and have a 4.0 GPA from the U of I. I have several years of combined experience in Tutoring and mentoring, as well as serving as a teacher for elementary, SAT, ACT, and Subject tutoring college students. I'm passionate about tutoring and pride myself in making each lesson productive yet fun and engaging! I also spearheaded a national honor Society organization that rewards students...

...student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, intending to major in Computer Science and Molecular Biology. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Math. In middle school and high school, I have experience tutoring a wide variety of subjects such as Physics and AP Biology. My teaching philosophy and goals are to teach complex concepts using simple, concise methods. I also believe it is important...

...the problem solving involved in teaching these subjects. I have found as a student myself that many students do not necessarily learn the standardized way. I like to show students how to look at problems in a different way that makes them less dauting. I believe the most important lesson I can teach students is how to use their mind to solve the problems in front of them, whether or not they have seen that...

...degree is in Business with a focus on Mechanical Engineering, and my MBA is in Human Resources. The methods used in most traditional educational systems are designed to reach a large number of students in a short time frame. My teaching methods are drastically different. Like a tailored suite, my approach varies with each student. By simply taking the time to listen, I can discover what motivates or distracts a student. Connecting with the student...

...science classes will continue to build atop this information. In other words, understanding the material in these classes is crucial to understanding the complex science in upper-level science classes. Also, learning and understanding the concepts associated with these classes was essential for studying and doing well on the MCAT, which I took on April 23rd. I love tutoring these classes in particular because I have built my knowledge of science on these concepts and understand...

...graduate of University of Maryland. I received a bachelors of science in physics in 2013. After finishing my degree, I taught algebra at the 8th grade level in Baltimore City. Even though my degree is in physics I have loved every minute of teaching people about math. Math is simply the language we use to describe the world around us and oddly enough, using examples from the real world is one of the best ways...

...understand concepts that are hard to grasp. There is something about seeing someone have a "lightbulb" moment that really makes me happy. I have tutored predominantly college students, but I have tutored high school and middle school students as well! The subjects I tutor are math (up to trigonometry/calculus) and science (up to molecular biology and organic chemistry). I am currently a Professor of Anatomy and Physiology at a college in Georgia. I have recently...

...five students in one classroom and give them extra lessons to back up the things covered. On the other hand, I worked with as few as five students in one classroom when I was preparing students for a national examination. I also held good communication with students and tried to help them with special needs. The expectation of parents was really high, since most of the schools I worked were private schools. Therefore, I had...

...should be able to fundamentally understand how our world works. People I've taught in the past tend to see eye to eye with me on that once they understand the topics at hand. As far as computer science is concerned, I think programming is the way the world is heading, and I think every young person should be able to at least comprehend basic computer science. In my spare time, I am a cheerleader at...

...SAT Subject Tests, as well as a 35 on the ACT. I know that a self-motivated student can achieve great success if they are motivated and organized in their study approach. I have been tutoring for four years, in areas from the sciences to test prep to language arts. As a tutor, I prefer to individually tailor study plans to a student's needs, and am adaptable in both the pace and approach we take to...

...wanted to challenge myself even more. I switched my major to biology with a minor in chemistry and began discovering my passions for studying ecology, evolution, and the environment. I truly believe that creating a strong base for STEM at younger ages will help better our world in the future, and I would love to be a part of this change to instill excitement for the sciences in the minds of young people.

...physics student at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Throughout my high school and college career, I have been tutoring people of all ages a variety of different subjects, but I specialize in math and physics. I am a firm believer that one cannot explain a concept to a 5-year-old, then they do not understand it enough. When I teach my students, I try my best to make sure they can achieve this deep level of...