Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...Currently, I am studying Computer Science and Education with the goal of becoming a high school teacher for Mathematics and Computer Science. I have educated others in a wide variety of age groups and settings from public schools to private tutoring to summer camps. With the rise of computer science and programming I have firsthand experience on what the future of someone pursuing that field is like and how to prepare and stay motivated in...

Hi! My name is Philip and I live in Marietta. I received my bachelor's degree in Psychology from Emory University last year and am starting medical school at Wake Forest in a few months. I have a pretty strong background in Math and Sciences and teaching is one of my strongest passions besides medicine. Feel free to call/email me to ask any questions and I hope to meet you in person soon!

...coin toss. Instead of getting caught on throwaway details on B/B, I will show you how to focus on the salient information the AAMC wants you to take away from the passage. As I spend my upcoming year going through the rest of the medical school application process, it is my sincere hope that I can help you achieve your goals on a timeline that works for you, and I look forward to potentially meeting...

...a love for the material as I have myself. I am a rising freshman at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology where I will be studying Computer Science. I have a passion for learning about pretty much everything, and am very curious by nature. When I'm not tutoring or doing schoolwork, I love to rock climb, hike, and dive. I also have played guitar for about 10 years and love making music. Right now, I play...

...at Georgia Gwinnett College. I took classes in chemistry, biology, and physics in my undergraduate year of college. These are all my favorite science classes to teach because they are challenging and get your brain working. I have taught high school physics to about 90 students and I am currently a substitute teacher in Gwinnett County! I love to teach on a one on one basis, to get to know my students and encourage them...

Hello! My name is Kayla and I am a fourth year at the University of Georgia studying Mechanical Engineering. I've always loved math and science, but I know not everyone does. I hope to be able to make these subjects a little easier for you in the future.

...I obtained in Fall 2010. I started tutoring in high school by working while tutoring kids k-12. I worked as a Teaching Assistant (TA) at Georgia Tech in 2010 for the General Chemistry department. As a TA, I taught the General Chemistry Lab and Gen Chem Recitation which included covering homework and concepts that were discussed in lecture. My specialties are General Chemistry, Organic & Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Physics, and Biochemistry. I am easy-going...

I have a passion for tutoring. One of the most rewarding experiences for me is when one of my students finally understands something they've been having trouble with. I have three years of tutoring experience in various subjects. I recently graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from the University of Georgia and I'm planning on pursuing a Master's Degree at Georgia Tech next Fall.

...about everything I could help with! I believe that education is the single most important tool we can acquire. Everyone is responsible for engaging in the collaborative growth of each student. As a science teacher, I believe that it is extremely important for each student to see how science is our world. Although I am passionate about science, I love the art of language as well as understanding mathematics. I am a lifelong learner and...

I am a graduate from Georgia Institute of Technology, and I believe everyone is capable of learning anything, given proper methods. I have taught and tutored throughout my academic career, and to see someone to have that moment of understanding is a pure delight. I am happy to help any student reach their goals.

...share more about myself. I love learning and, even more so, sharing what I've learned. However, I know that people learn differently. Some are quick, some take more time. Some like visual aid, while others prefer that it's explained like a Lovecraftian novel. Getting a concept to "click" can be more complicated than a simple definition. However, I believe it is well worth the time and effort. In any case, I am willing to modify...

...for almost 4 years now and I had taught in Georgia State University as a teacher assistant. I am dedicated to help and teach my students to excel in their academics. I had a lot of achievements when I was a tutor. I helped this young middle school student, who was struggling in algebra, to obtain the highest test grades in his class with a 96. I also helped a few biology students who were...

I am an educator passionate about helping students understand not only complex problems in school, but to see how what he or she is learning makes a difference in their world. I try my best to make learning engaging and memorable, and with a dose of patient and perseverance, am confident you as a student will step away with a better grasp of what you are trying to overcome.

...in International Relations and currently working towards a masters in Computer Science, one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from a family of teachers and have always loved...

...I was also entrusted with grading exams and classwork. Being a teacher’s assistant not only allowed me to solidify my understanding of various biology concepts, but also made me confident in my teaching abilities. Aside from Biology, I am also passionate about Math, Chemistry and English courses. Throughout college I also worked with a student in SAT preparation and AP Calculus AB. I am confident that my personal experiences taking the ACT, SAT and various...

...and Physics. My favorite subject to tutor is Chemistry because Chemistry plays an integral role in all of the things that we see and experience in our every day lives (not just in making things explode on the show MythBusters). As for my teaching style, I prefer to tailor my teaching style to the individual needs and learning style of each student that I work with. I recognize that everyone learns differently and has different...

Hello! I'm a college student majoring in Physics! I am passionate about science and math. I enjoy talking about these subjects with other people and making them relatable to all of us. Physics and math can broaden the mind and are fun to explore.

...in Mathematics with a minor in Public Health. Since graduation, I've worked as both an after-school tutor and an in-classroom teacher, working with students in grades 6-12. While I tutor many different STEM-based subjects, I am most passionate about Mathematics. In my experience, math tends to be a subject that many students shy away from, and as an educator, my goal is to develop an appreciation for the subject by creating diverse learning tactics to...

I received bachelor's of science degree in biology from Morehouse College in 2016. I have previously tutored with a company called The Tutoring Center in subject areas such as middle grades math, algebra, pre-algebra, and reading. My favorite subject to tutor is biology because it was my major while in college. My tutoring style is tailored to the needs of each respective student.

...and building their confidence. I take a student led approach where they indicate specific areas they are struggling in, ask as many questions as they want, and we work together through problems together! If you're looking for in depth concept reviews, light refreshers on your materials, study habit development, or practice problem walkthroughs, you've found the right tutor. I specifically have expertise in physics (1&2), organic chemistry (1&2), gen chem (1&2), and calculus (1,2,&3)