Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Stamford, CT

I am a recent graduate with a M.S. in Physics and a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. My research involves computational work and I have three years of teaching experience at the university level.

...with a strong academic foundation in both physics and mathematics. I have several years of experience tutoring high school and college students in physics, from problem-solving strategies to exam preparation. I have worked as a Physics & Math Tutor for NJIT's Educational Opportunity Program and as a Teaching Assistant in various physics courses. I've also taught Astronomy 101 as a lecturer, which helped me develop engaging and interactive teaching methods tailored to diverse learning styles....

...graduate with interests in Biology and Chemistry and plans to attend medical school. I graduated with national neuroscience honors and am a published researcher in the field of orthopedics. I have tutoring experience with all age groups, including pre 6th grade, and including up to college graduates. I am also experienced in essay editing and college application preparation, standardized tests, EMT and resume building. I would love to get to know you and I hope...

I am an Undergraduate Physics student at The City College of New York. I have years of experience teaching and tutoring, mostly at a High School level, and I consider myself a lifelong learner and teacher. I firmly believe that the job of a teacher is not only to transmit knowledge, but to introduce perspectives that guide students to seek said knowledge at their will.

...their problems. In particular, this means that my tutoring style is very student-involved: I will always begin a problem by asking the student where they think they should start, or what progress they have made on the problem. I find that the student misses a significant part of the tutoring experience if they are not the primary force behind solving the problems they bring to me, and as a result I consider myself as more...

Hello, I am currently a sophomore at Stony Brook University studying health science. I have always loved science. I have tutored several friends and family in the subject and I am confident in my skills to teach even the hardest subjects!

...to helping students achieve their academic goals and build confidence in their abilities. I tailor my approach to meet each student's unique learning style and needs. I believe in creating a supportive and engaging environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes, knowing that these are essential steps in the learning process. My goal is not just to improve grades but to foster a deep understanding of the material and inspire a love...

...finishing my Bachelor and Master of Civil Engineering. I've worked as a tutor for 3 years in a variety of math and science based courses. At school, I've always helped tutor my friends in the courses we take together. Learning their habits, strengths, and weaknesses has allowed me to find out how they learn best, and then tailor my explanations to that style. My personal strength in communication has been as asset in all my...

...teaching and helped to redesign the curriculum in a course I was the Teaching Assistant for. Since I began teaching, I've taught nine sections of small group intro-level physics, which utilized all the basic math courses including calculus. Additionally, I was responsible for office hours, test review, and even spent much of my undergrad teaching elementary aged children college level physics! Often when tutoring "physics" the difficulty actually lies in the mathematical required. This connection...

...in mathematics and physics was pi. I sought to find its true value through geometry and calculus, and, although this eluded me, I found the concept of infinity profoundly intriguing. It's remarkable that infinity is concurrently present, both inside and outside Euclidean geometry, in the singularities of black holes and in the relationship between the area and radius of circles. Does the secret of a rip in the fabric of space-time lie in the simple...

...left teaching to pursue a role as a financial analyst, but I have maintained a full roster of 1-1 private students since. I truly love working with students to help them achieve more than they (and their parents) thought possible. Let's get in touch to discuss how we can make your son/daughter a top performing student. Here are my areas of expertise: -SAT/ACT -Math (algebra, geometry, trig, stats, precalc, calculus) -Science (biology, chemistry, physics) -AP...

...I received my B.S. in Aerospace Engineering with a minor in Electrical and Computer Engineering from WPI in 2018. I have been studying STEM subjects throughout my college career, and I love helping others understand these concepts. Additionally, I have a career as a stage actor in musical theatre, so I have great energy and love working with people! As I have cultivated my career in the arts, I have found that I want to...

...Chemical Biology and am currently doing my PhD in Chemistry at Columbia University. I have over 5 years of STEM tutoring experience and 1 year of teaching experience as a graduate student instructor. I have worked with students of all grade levels in various settings. This includes different sized groups from one-on-one to larger classes as well as virtually and in person. I love science, biology and chemistry especially, but math is a close second....

My name is James Kibitel. I am an astrophysics and mathematics double major at Oberlin college of arts and sciences. I am currently a sophomore, and a member of the varsity baseball team. I am also a passionate musician; I play violin, viola, ukulele, and guitar. Other interests include crosswords, sudokus, and reading. I have been tutoring all throughout high school and in college, and have a passion for teaching & learning.

I am a 22-year old, who came to the United States four years ago to complete my undergraduate studies at NYU's Leonard Stern School of Business. I am hoping to fulfill my lifelong dream of working in the US capital markets.

...NJIT studying mechanical engineering with a minor in philosophy. My best subjects are physics, mathematics, and writing. I have experience tutoring high school students, and I have also worked with younger students in the past. My tutoring philosophy has all to do with discipline and encouragement. this way, a student can develop stellar study habits, while also being engaged with the material. I also believe that students needs breaks after working hard while reaching their...

...Colorado Boulder currently working towards a Bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Physics. Ever since I was a child, I was fascinated on how the world works and this drove me to pursue these degrees and be passionate in teaching physics and mathematics to others. I have tutored many people in these subjects while in the Mentoring Partnership of Long Island, or in the Athletes helping Athletes program all contained within my hometown's school district....

...calculus. Many people find calculus scary because of all the complex equations and math at first glance. However, calculus is just simply a collection of rules of theorems, and like any other subject, as long as you follow the steps, its easy to solve. What I find most interesting about calculus is how it is in our everyday lives. My goal as a tutor is not only to help students solve problems, but also to...

The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character that is the goal of true education. - Martin Luther King, Jr.... Taking pressure off expectations and showing the student it's okay to make mistakes in order to build confidence and motivation to keep working.

...this past May. Whether it's test prep, math, or writing, any skill or problem can be broken down into small steps and tackled bit by bit. This makes hard problems far less scary and produces steady reward for the solver. My role in your study will be to help you find the small components in a problem and tackle each one, and provide a patient voice of encouragement for you. If you practice solving any...