Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Montgomery County, PA

...modern institutionalized educational system can be. You're thrown in alongside hundreds of others and are forced to learn too much, too fast. The goal placed before you isn't so much that you learn, but rather that you get the "top marks:" a 5 on an AP test, an A on an exam, 1600 on the SAT, a 4.0 GPA. So you study and study with the intention of getting those marks and yet you forget...

...learn the most efficiently. I think my personal difficulties with learning is what give me the motivation to help others. Sometimes, somebody's full potential is not showing at their highest potential. I would love to help you find your full potential. I am fully capable at teaching any math or sciences at the high school level and many at the college level ( i.e biological sciences, physiology, anatomy, physical and organic chemistry), etc.... I have...

...on robotics. I've worked as a private math and Spanish tutor, as a member of the Reading Partners organization, and as a math tutor for the Chester Children's Chorus program. I've had success tutoring in individual sessions, small group formats, and with students of all ages. I now tutor elementary to undergraduate math, and introductory Spanish. I love getting to share what I know about the subjects I tutor. I think people learn best when...

As a dedicated tutor with over 2 years of experience, I am currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Purdue University. I focus primarily on STEM fields including calculus and physics as well as the ACT and SAT. I scored a 36 on the ACT and a 1480/1520 on the PSAT. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy engaging in hands-on engineering projects, which further develop my understanding of the subjects I teach.

I have tutoring experience in the sciences teaching Pre-k to College level courses. I am native speaker in English, I have a strong engineering background with an EIT License in Environmental Engineering.

...biochemistry, minoring in art, and completing a certificate in genomic medicine. I will be graduating from Temple in May 2022 with magna cum laude distinction and honors. I will also be attending medical school this fall. As I am pre-med, I have been involved in several healthcare positions with regard to volunteering, shadowing, and research. I am also part of two labs, one at Temple University Pharmacy school and one at Fox Chase Cancer Center....

...degree in Mechanical Engineering with a concentration in Aerospace Engineering. With over two years of tutoring experience, including my role as a National Honor Society tutor in high school and as a student tutor at my university's Academic Support Center, I specialize in high school math and science subjects, such as calculus, physics, and chemistry. My teaching philosophy emphasizes meeting students at their level, breaking down complex concepts, and fostering confidence through gradual problem-solving techniques....

I'm a current undergraduate student at Columbia University majoring in Biology. I believe that achievement comes from self-motivation, dedication, and, most importantly, a little bit of fun along the way. I look forward to working together to achieve your goals!

...Communication is key to success in the tutor-student relationship, and I work hard to make sure that we both understand the commitment and the goals that we are working towards. Each session should have a goal that we go over in the beginning of the session and agree on and if time permits, at the end, go over that goal and see what we want to review for next session. While I try to push...

...time professional tutor at a local college in PA. In addition, I worked part time as a Teaching Assistant (TA) for the college's Chemistry department. I also attended graduate school to prepare for attending Dental School next year. I have been tutoring over the past five years and have been able to help students overcome various challenges that they face during an academic year. During my years of experience, I worked with college, high school...

...the coast of Madagascar called Mauritius. I came to college here the University of Pennsylvania where I studied Bioengineering and Economics with a Mathematics Minor. Thereafter, I was worked in neuroimaging at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia before attending Cornell for my Masters in Biomedical Engineering. I now live in NYC after helping to create a biomedical analytics company here and I planning to enter a PhD program next. My teaching experience spans 5 years...

...value compassion and caring for all people, including myself, paying particular attention to my family and closest friends. I care deeply about others, especially the underserved and disadvantaged. My mantra is "kindness matters." Kindness, compassion and education are my core values. They define my purpose and give meaning to my life. Impact or Legacy I Want to Leave In the end, I want others to remember me as someone who cared deeply about connecting to...

...as an analyst and a consultant. There are a wide range of subject matters I am interested in: finance, economics, business writing (I published a number of analyst reports), and science (my dream was to become a physicist). I am passionate about tutoring because I want to share my interest in these subjects, and I will break them down so that it will be easy for my students to understand. I have had ample tutoring/teaching...

I am a highly-motivated fourth-year Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University. I enjoy what I study and specialize in most math and science classes, and I love to mentor as much as I love to learn. ... Understand what the student knows by evaluating comprehension, speed, and accuracy. Ask the student for any techniques he/she has been using for the particular material. Gracefully introduce new techniques that work off of the student's pre-existing techniques.

...alongside hands-on experience in software development, hardware engineering, and artificial intelligence/machine learning. I have a passion for helping students not just understand difficult technical topics, but build real confidence in their abilities. Through my work as a research assistant at my University and as a leader in student organizations, I have developed a strong ability to break down complex ideas into approachable steps. I have tutored peers in subjects ranging from computer programming to essential...

I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in May 2023. I graduated with a major in Physics and a minor in Music, and I also know some programming languages like Python and Java. My favorite subjects in high school were math and physics, so it's no wonder I ended up majoring in physics in college! My hobbies include running, playing piano/guitar, and watching Philly sports teams!

Hi! I'm a sophomore student at the University of Pennsylvania. I am on the premed track. I've been tutoring since my sophomore year of high school and I love it, especially tutoring math. I am using this platform because I am so eager to help you out with any difficult subjects you may have and I hope to be able to teach you strategies to tackle problem areas.

I am a Structural Engineer with degrees in Civil Engineering and Architecture, and I have passed the SE exam. I volunteered as an assistant teacher in college, have taught seminars to colleagues, and have tutored and mentored informally over the years.

...importance that standardized tests like the SAT carry for students planning their futures. My goal as a tutor is to help students approach the SAT with confidence, strategy, and a sense of control. I'm passionate about empowering students to see the test not as an obstacle, but as an opportunity to showcase their strengths. I specialize exclusively in SAT Math tutoring, focusing on everything from foundational algebra and geometry to advanced problem-solving techniques. My tutoring...

...in living things). I like to incorporate real life examples as well as demonstrations into my tutoring to help students better grasp concepts, especially ones that are more abstract (for example, using the analogy of water slides to explain flow dynamics in physics or using different color Skittles to explain mitosis/meiosis in biology). Also, especially for tests like the MCAT, I can talk about the actual test – what to expect on test day, any...