Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Pembroke Pines, FL

...and another in Bioengineering. I have a true passion for education, as I know what it's like to be on both sides of the classroom as well as what it's like to be a struggling or prospering student. When I was in 8th grade, I had reached the zenith of my academic career, but having...

...a graduate student, I work as a Teaching Assistant by teaching Comparative Vertebrate Morphogenesis, Human Morphology, and Anatomy and Physiology labs at the FAU Davie campus. I am very passionate about all things Science and Biology remains my favorite subject to tutor. While tutoring, I bring my extensive content knowledge, patience, and creativity for developing...

...student is interested in any goal, I believe I can teach them the necessary strategies and mindset to achieve what they want. I graduated with honors from Case Western Reserve University with a bachelors in Physics and minor in Chemistry. I am now a medical student in Boston and hope to not only make the...

Hello, I am a robotics engineer from Arizona State University. I truly love making an impact on people's life, and helping them achieve success. Together we can do anything we put the work to.

...improve student focus and interest I make review sessions interactive and utilize several methods to identify student strengths and weaknesses. My positivity for learning is contagious. I am very accessible and offer 1:1 support when necessary. I receive a lot of satisfaction from watching exam grades and student interest improve as a result of my...

...I am currently studying Ocean Engineering at Florida Atlantic University on track to complete my Masters Degree by May 2018. Also, I graduated with Bachelors Degrees in Finance and Applied Economics from Florida State University in May 2010. I am motivated to learn and help others learn because learning is a basis for a better...

...as inevitable. I have an academic interest, and over seven years of clinical experience, in neuropsychology and cognitive testing and like to apply these learning techniques in each tutoring session. As an Ivy League graduate, and current medical student, I enjoy tutoring the next generation to maximize on their potential and show them learning is...

...Physiology with a pre-med focus. I first began tutoring in 2015 at the Academic Resource Center at UM. At the ARC, I primarily tutored students in Calculus. At the start of 2016, I transitioned to the Schwartz Center where I exclusively tutored Division I athletes at UM. I continued tutoring Calculus, as well as some...

...analytical abilities. I am patient and look forward to empowering others to learn and understand. At Harvard, I have taken CS50, CS51, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and a very cool class called Celestial Navigation, which is part of the Astrophysics Department. I am personally interested in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The...

...director in the event industry for 15 years, as well as being the touring lead singer of my own band around the Middle East and North Africa, I have mastered micro coordinating skills off and on stage, to ensure an omnipresent and multitasking delivery varying from small and very large crowds from different age groups.

I am a recent Harvard graduate who studied Computational Neuroscience looking to help students improve their performance, build confidence, and develop skills that will help them be successful in their test-taking and academic endeavors.

...students in classes I had already taken. I primarily tutored for classes related to mathematics and physics as those were the subjects I enjoyed and felt confident teaching. During my time as a graduate student at the University of Florida, I was a Teacher's Assistant for two semesters where I helped undergraduate students with circuit...

...I have had the pleasure of tutoring many students in the past, ranging from college-athletes to other medical students. I have taught various different engineering courses, premed courses, Step 1, and Step 2. Honestly, my favorite subject I have taught so far has to be Step 2. Outside of tutoring, I love working out, playing...

...am currently a D1 runner at UF. My experiences with managing both school and sports has taught me the importance of discipline and time management. I mentor my students so that they use their time effectively to achieve their goals both in and out of the classroom. My philosophy with tutoring is that every student...

...Engineering graduate and current Master of Science candidate. Through my time at Columbia I worked part-time at the Columbia Online Graduate School where I learned about the dos and don'ts of online teaching. After personally experiencing the transition to online learning when my last semester switched to a fully-online format, as well as witnessing how...

I want to pass on my subject matter expertise and knowledge to students, but essentially in a way where they can strongly grasp the fundamentals and see things far more interesting than the academic.

...it's for essays, AP exams, or the SAT reading and writing sections. I also offer support in Spanish and English language learning. My approach is thoughtful, encouraging, and tailored to each student's needs. I aim to create a supportive space where you can build skills, ask questions, and gain confidence in your work.

...higher level skills which are "out of the box" in nature. I expect this kind of mature thinking in the work that we do in my classroom. Each of us has some goal for our years in science. In order to balance the goals of the students, parents, administration, and the State, my overarching philosophy...

...field of STEM. I hope to help end this stigma and to be a memorable tutor and instructor who is actively invested in each and every one of my students' academic lives. I hope to be the person that students feel comfortable talking to and asking questions to. Essentially, my goal is to make my...

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