Award-Winning Physics Tutors in Santa Ana, CA

...of Business. I am a Certified Public Accountant in both FL and CA as well as a teacher for Certified Continuing Education classes related to Accounting/finance/audit/Business. I am currently obtaining my CFA license (Certified Financial Analyst) and will be studying for my 2nd part of the CFA exam and completing the Breaking into Wall Street program that all Harvard Grad student complete and contains over 300 hours courses. I have tutored High School and College...

Education should be enjoyable and rewarding. I take it upon myself to teach my students not only the required material, but also study habits and patterns of thinking that will foster academic success. I have ample experience working with middle and high school students in math, science, and Spanish, and look forward to helping your student reach his or her academic potential!

...of understanding this universe on a deeper level. In my sessions I strive for trust, clarity and precision. I try to establish rapport dissolving any barriers and opening space for exploration of new areas and subjects. I listen to the students to get an idea of their needs. I prioritize the concepts in order of their significance and break things down to smallest blocks insuring complete understanding of material by the student. I show the...

...school students. I usually tutor Math, as it is my strongest subject based on the fact that I have loved Math since I was a child! On occasion, I have also tutored Physics and Chemistry. My goal was to become a High School Math teacher and change the way students feel about this subject. My teaching philosophy is based on the Socratic Method. My questioning engages students and allows their minds to use critical thinking...

...I earned my BS in Biomedical Engineering. I switched from a career in engineering to one in education because I just love working with kids, teenagers, and young adults. For me, coaching a teenager to improve his jumpshot beats educating a client about a new product; and helping students prepare for the SAT trumps preparing for a design-team meeting. Having taken a year away from teaching to pursue a Master's in Counseling, I look forward...

...high school, I studied medicine for three years in a foreign medical school. I then started my education all anew in community college in California, and after two years transferred to Johns Hopkins' Engineering. I graduated in 2014 with multiple departmental and general honors and distinctions, and in 2015 I started studying medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Because of this background, I have been able to help numerous students with...

...In these classes, students learned 3-D modeling as well as drafting, robotics programming in C++, as well as applied physics. I have worked with students of all background and pride myself on not only teaching testing strategies, but new ways to think: an engineering education does not teach you how to "fix stuff," but rather teaches the willing student how to approach problems in a systematic way. I feel that this approach can be successfully...

...not limited to only high school students; I would tutor students at my old elementary school and grade school (K-8) as well, in the subjects of Pre-algebra and Algebra. Today, I am able to tutor students in a slightly larger range of mathematics classes, with the addition of Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, and Physics. My teaching philosophy and tutoring style would be centralized around giving students a good foundation in their respective subjects. Given a...

...while helping someone else. My work in biology pairs well with my love of nature and the outdoors. I have had the privilege of working as a field biologist for research laboratories and the National Parks Service. In addition to biology I have interests in physics and engineering, as well as anything to do with space exploration. I spend my free time rock climbing, hiking, playing table top games and hanging out with my cats....

...problems analogous to ones presented to me by the student. Afterwards, I will let the student approach his or her own problem with similar methodology as I had previously demonstrated. Finally, outside of academia, I love to spend time playing and watching sports. As a huge sports fan, I follow football (both professional and collegiate), NHL, MLB, and NBA. Of course, I can't forget about the hours I spend binge watching TV shows online...