Award-Winning Physics Tutors in New Bedford, MA

...in all their subjects but focused strongly on math and science courses. I understand that these subjects can be challenging for most students but once students are able to work through the challenges, with the correct guidance of an educator, they are able to enjoy these subjects. My teaching style heavily depends on my students’...

...department and a natural history museum docent. My favorite subject to tutor is Precalculus, as it is the course that blends together geometry, algebra, and trigonometry. It is a challenging course, but that makes it the most fun to tutor as it also leads to the biggest "AH-HA!" moments. I believe that students learn best...

...Chemistry, as they both have discernible patterns within the material which leads to a better understanding as one builds new topics on previous ones. I have found that students have the most success in first reviewing basic concepts to assess and address where they are having difficulty, followed by continuous problem-solving to reinforce the concepts...

...years. My background includes being a college professor and tutor with experiences with a large range of types of students and continuing education students. I have taught; computers, statistics, college math, and basic networking. I have tutored many subjects that have strong math content on both a high school and college level. Examples include, statistics,...

...popular tutor because I help you discover your true potential. I listen very carefully to what you know and I bring you to the next level. I have taught math at the high school and college level, ranging from algebra through statistics. I have also worked as an MCAT instructor and an academic support specialist...

...passionate about learning, regardless of the field, and I strive to do my very best at everything I do. I enjoy helping people learn; I don't want people to feel afraid of the sciences and will work hard to find a method of teaching that makes the subject seem more interesting.... In my experience, students learn best when the tutor is really excited about the material and encourages students by praising them when they do well. It eventually makes the subject less tedious and the student more willing to do the work.

...mollusk model. I participate in hackathons and robotics challenges that test not only my programming ability but also my hardware skills as a tinkerer. My engineering pursuits require a strong foundation in mathematics, my interest in the life sciences calls for a myriad of memorization techniques, and my participation in the academic world at large...

...remember taking algebra in 8th grade and feeling overwhelmed at first, so I can relate to how students feel. I feel that it is my responsibility as a tutor to understand why a student is having trouble with a certain subject, and then find ways to explain concepts using simple, real-world analogies. In my spare...

...style to fit the student's learning style. I have found that patience is one of the most important skills that I can have when working with students. It is easy for a student to get frustrated when they're trying to learn something new, so I always remain calm and try every approach that I can...

...nerd and the greatest thrill of any nerd is sharing what they love with others. I happen to love math, and science, and writing, and history... And I really enjoy sharing these subjects with others. I am currently a middle and high school math teacher who excels in working patiently with students and in one-on-one...