Award-Winning Physics Tutors in Orlando, FL

...school. I'm currently in my fourth year of medical school and finally have some time to dedicate to teach other students. I believe that knowledge is meaningless unless it is shared and applied. I now want to share the knowledge I have acquired over an education of 25 years to teach students and facilitate their learning. Teaching is an art as much as it is a skill; I love teaching; having been a student all...

Seeking to develop knowledge and experience in industry with a focus in optics, nanoscience, and novel material development.

...a passion for math and physics. I have had several internships in my field of study which include working for Siemens Energy and Duke Energy. This has help shape my academic studies into real world knowledge. I am committed to helping students learn all of the subjects I am proficient with in any way possible. I will dedicate my time and ability to helping you learn as quickly and efficiently as possible.... My teaching philosophy is...

...Bachelors Degree is in Economics with a Minor in Leadership Development, though I currently work in the hospitality industry. I pride myself on my personal approach for each student I work with. As someone who has taken courses far outside my major and some graduate level coursework, I understand that different people learn differently. I am happy to be flexible in teaching method or schedule to best suit you or your students needs!

I enjoy learning as well as teaching chemistry. I believe that during the tutoring process the student and the teacher both learn from each other, as a teacher I will provide learning material as well as practice problems. If an emergency study session is needed then I will be glad to do so. I look forward to meeting every student and helping them succeed in their courses.

Not only is education the key that unlocks the future to a student's success, but is also a product of strong determination and persistence. As an educator I stand by being a positive influence and role model for students, and it is my personal aspiration to assist and take part in the driving force that leads them to accomplishing all their future goals and endeavors.

...every unique student to learn. I love the subjects I teach and it is my goal to help others love and understand them as well. I work as a professional classical musician (I play harp!) based in Central Florida but performing regularly around the country. I have found that there are deep and beautiful connections between music and mathematics. Among various hobbies, in my spare time I enjoy running, cooking and gardening.

I am currently working on becoming a full time teacher. I am a Teacher's Assistant and have 4 children ranging from 16 to 3 years old. I enjoy working with them on their school work and have learned that everyone learns differently. I like explore what ways people learn and love seeing their ah-ha moments.

...my name is Tyler. I am a third-year student at the University of Central Florida majoring in aerospace engineering with a minor in mathematics. My goal is to not only improve the grades and scores of my students, but also promote a deeper understanding of the true meaning of the material. I hope my students will learn to enjoy math and science the same way I have and envy knowledge and education as a whole.

...statistics degree. I am not sure what I want to do with my degree yet, but I am leaning toward become a professor. So tutoring might be something I will do for the rest of my life. Only on a larger scale. Throughout my education, I have always been that guy that everyone would go to if they did not understand something in class. That experience growing up has made me have a love for...

...in high school to aerospace engineering, the pursuit and deeper understanding of this field have taken precedence. Graduating high school and moving on to college presented me with my first challenge, with finding a job to be my second. To be honest, doing both work and taking classes has ranged from easy to difficult and challenging, but each class taken has been its own reward, teaching valuable lessons to be incorporated into the next one....

...the Math and Physics departments, working with students in math, physics, and astronomy. Now, I've been tutoring for Varsity for three years. I've found that the best way to study math and physics is to work through lots and lots of problems, especially word problems. In addition to helping students understand mathematical and physical concepts, I like to work on problem solving techniques that are easily translatable into any subject and field of interest. I...

...a tutor during high school. I love teaching and sharing learning strategies. My tutoring strengths are remediation and strategic learning. I help students quickly learn fundamental concepts they may not fully understand. We work together to develop a study plan that works for the student and helps maintain school/life balance, and I help guide them to learning independence. I hope that my help as a tutor will guide you in your journey to learn, and...

...gain confidence in their toughest subjects. I have taught at every grade level K-12, and I am proficient in many disciplines. I have worked in Private Schools, Public Schools, informal education, and currently teach at a charter high school for at-risk students. You've seen a some of them in my profile photo, at their graduation in January 2013. Learning can happen at any moment of every day, so I make myself available with a flexible...

...I mostly enjoy teaching the sciences and math. That includes the physical sciences and math up to and including Algebra. I have a proven track record of breaking down difficult and complicated topics (such as the tiny atom) into relatable terms. I am friendly and enthusiastic, and look forward to meeting and helping you! In my spare time, I have always been an avid gamer, loving Board and Roleplaying Games and Video Games. I am...

...for the student is one that feels like a conversation. By creating a dynamic atmosphere between Tutor and student, the student will be able to truly understand the material. Constant collaboration is the key to a student's success and I have spent years mastering this skill. My interests, outside of teaching, include sports, music, and international work. I personally understand the everyday challenges that student athletes must overcome and I can tailor my approach to...

...I have taught middle school mathematics for the past two and a half years. I work with students to help them deepen their understanding through mathematical discourse, scaffolded practice, and a strong familiarity with the Common Core Math Standards, as well as multiple published curricula. I have the most experience tutoring or teaching the following: 6th-8th Grade Mathematics, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Calculus (AB, BC, other), Linear Algebra, College Math, Competition Math.... Learning happens...

...get when they make a conceptual connection is great. I relate to it well, having felt it many times myself. Its very gratifying to be able to help others accomplish the same thing. As I got deeper into higher level courses, some of which presented me significant challenges, I began to realize how much I could learn, and how important it was for me to develop independent study habits if I was to do well....

...Marketing Chairman of the U.S. Navy Womens Leadership Network, Battalion Commander at Officer Candidate School (OCS), a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers, and Engineers Without Borders. Prior to the Navy, Alexi earned her Civil Engineering Degree at the University of Florida and received her Engineer in Training (EIT) certification after passing the Civil Engineering Fundamentals Exam. Alexi is a proven leader and performer with a track record of consistent success who thrives...

I love math and science, it is the base of all life as we know it. In order to be prepared for the future you need to learn why a subject is important, along with the most efficient ways to find the answers. By utilizing not only the materials you're given in the classroom but also the materials that are readily available to you in life.