Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving New Haven, CT

I am a currently studying Chemical Engineering, and my love for STEM has only grown since I have enrolled in university! It is my passion to share the love for science, engineering, math, and technology. I have spent over two years helping high school students and university underclassmen with their studies, and it has proven to be just as rewarding to me as it has been to the student.

...teaching. My fondest memory to date is the student I tutored and her parents coming up to me at my High-school graduation and telling me that she not only passed her final exam, she also excelled despite the fact that she was convinced that she would fail. My goal is to have this same level of success with every student I tutor. I mostly tutor science and math related subjects because I'm most passionate and...

...high school level. I hope to give students a strong understanding of math and change those students that "hate" math into students who at least persevere through it because they understand it's importance. Outside of academics I like to keep myself well rounded. I am very active with my puppy who is a few months old; going hiking, running, and being on the water. I also stay active by playing and coaching volleyball. Other hobbies...

...In my classroom, I strive to create an engaging environment where all students feel heard and valued. My approach involves interactive discussions and tailored feedback, which helps students develop their critical thinking and express their ideas confidently. I enjoy adapting to the diverse needs of each student, making learning both enjoyable and effective. Joining Varsity Tutors is a thrilling opportunity for me to continue inspiring students and fostering a love of learning that lasts a...

...can be broken down and solved with enough patience and thinking. I am looking to tutor students in Python or C, the two languages in which I have the most experience. In my free time I am an avid musician, music producer, and mixer, supplemented by years of experience and time in the Music Technology classroom. I enjoy attending a physics club once a week at Lafayette where we explore various interesting concepts through group...

...daily life. The most rewarding moments in my former career as a chemistry and physics educator were to observe the spark in a student's eyes when a concept finally clicks, and he/she can apply their understanding to new problems. STEM subjects are typically viewed as difficult, but as an experienced educator, I believe mastery is within reach of anyone who is willing to learn and work hard. As a tutor, I aim to help students...

...Cellular and Molecular Biology). I currently work in a chemistry lab at the University of Rochester, specializing in organic synthesis. In high school, I took AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Statistics, AP Calculus, and AP Physics (1 and 2), and I earned a score of 5 on the AP exams for each of them. Currently, I am a sophomore at the University of Rochester with a 3.92 GPA and I am planning on going to...

...I'm working towards making the jump to Professional Engineer. My areas of specialty in tutoring are Math and Science topics, with an emphasis on Engineering (I'm told I'm one of those weird people that actually like to do math in their everyday life). My way of tutoring is finding the humorous angle on otherwise dry topics to make it easier and more fun to understand. Ouside of tutoring and engineering, my hobbies are playing video...

...skilled at explaining complex concepts. My work in QA reinforced my obsession with quality and gave me a good eye for seeing and diagnosing errors, which applies to student errors and misunderstandings. I have tutored on and off since my college days, in math, science and ESL. I approach tutoring with a positive attitude, a good ear for listening, patience, respect, and humor. I have a bias toward deep understanding rather than rote memorization.... I approach...

...am a PhD student at Stony Brook University in economics. I have Master degrees in economics and analytics from Georgia Tech and a BS in economics from Georgia Tech. Before coming to Stony Brook, I worked 2 years at the Department of Agriculture where I consistently used statistical and programming techniques for statistical and economic analysis. I love history, math, economics, and reading. In my free time I do stand-up. I'm looking forward to working...

...tutor because they revolve around understanding difficult concepts by breaking down each problem into easier sections. This works well with my tutoring style because I enjoy looking at each problem by understanding the final goal and looking at what tools we have at our disposal to get the final results. Besides my love for physics and astronomy, I enjoy playing piano and guitar, spending time outside, coding and playing games on the computer. It is...

...time participating in various research projects as a research scientist/software developer. My favorite programming language is Python. I enjoy tutoring students in a wide variety of scientific and technical disciplines, including: physics, astronomy, mathematics, and computer programming. As regards my teaching philosophy, I believe in building on what a person already knows, teaching general principles first and then focusing on how they apply in specific instances, and ensuring that once students grasp a particular concept, they...

...way. Through a dynamic and interactive teaching approach, I strive to cultivate a stimulating learning environment where curiosity is nurtured, critical thinking is encouraged, and success becomes inevitable. I believe that education is not just about acquiring knowledge; it's about unlocking potential and fostering growth. With my diverse skill set, comprehensive knowledge, and unwavering dedication, I am confident in my ability to inspire, motivate, and mentor the next generation of finance professionals. Together, let's embark...

...problems correct. Studying Molecular Celular Developmental Biology. Currently working at a Molecular Biophysics Biochemistry Yale lab studying new type of RNA. I have tutored AP/college level courses for many years: AP Chemistry/Organic Chem, AP Biology/Microbiology/Cell Biology, AP Physics, Algebra, Geometry/Trig, Pre-Calc, AP AB/BC Calculus, Multivariable Calculus, AP Statistics, and advanced SAT prep (English/Grammar, Math, timing tips, and formula secrets). Experienced tutor of special needs child (ASD, ADHD, twice exceptional). Extremely committed to my students and...

...solve problems of friction, alignment, etc. by trying various solutions to see what works best. They don't lose points for designs that don't work. They gain experience. My goal in tutoring, is to continue to help students understand and appreciate Math and Physics while they learn it, instead of just getting an answer and memorizing for a test. I want students to see that there are patterns for every type of problem that make the...

...3.96/4.00 while overloading on classes, I have the experience to show you how to absorb the material quickly and effectively to make time for other classes/activities. In addition, I can help make studying be less of a chore! There are many studies that suggest a positive mindset best promotes learning and growth, and this is how I approach my tutoring sessions in addition to my own studies. I can show you how to balance a...

...Laude with a 4.0. I recently graduated with my Master of Public Health in Epidemiology from Loyola University Chicago with a 4.0 GPA. I am very passionate about Chemistry, Biology, and Science but I also tutor in other fields. I have experience helping students of many different ages in stem and non-stem fields. I like to figure out how you learn best and then go from there to ensure you learn and understand materials in...

...students who need assistance in both math and physics. As becoming a University Professor is my career goal, I am truly and honestly passionate about been engaged in teaching and mentoring students. Therefore I look forward to lend my helping hand towards students to prosper in their education, as well as to grow up as individuals whom will successfully coop with the responsibilities in our society. Other than been involved in teaching, I am a...

...pre-med track. I am currently a grad student at the Yale School of Public Health. Throughout my undergraduate career, I have instructed SAT/ACT classes for low-income students in the Los Angeles area. I truly believe that education is the gateway to success. It is my teaching philosophy to ensure that each student has individualized attention. I work to enhance a student's strengths and work on their weaknesses. Outside of school, I enjoy reading, travel, weightlifting,...

...I was the highest ranked female student in my high school class. Because of my education, I have a strong and advanced background in many STEM subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Engineering and Mathematics! My philosophy is rooted in love and acceptance. The enjoyment and happiness of my students is my priority. I tend to regularly integrate my students into all parts of the virtual sessions and truly pay attention to their aspirations.