Award-Winning Physics Tutors in Stockton, CA

...ranging in age from 15 to 40. That includes high school students, college students, medical students, and even working professionals trying to learn new things. A high school student has a career of 50 years ahead of him or her. Think of how the world has changed technologically over the past 50 years. Watch an episode of "Mad Men" if you need a frame of reference. Now imagine how much more things will change over...

I've been a lot of things in my life. A physical scientist. A social scientist. A teacher. A professor. A computer programmer. I read. I listen. I question. I share. I can do all of these things -- and do them well -- because I have worked hard at my education and I continue to learn. If you want to realize your dreams, you need to work hard as well. I can help.... Becoming an independent learner is one part knowing and one part believing. A student needs to know she can master what she wants to learn, which may likely involve first demonstrating and explaining concepts and skills, but needs to move beyond to the student being able to work independently of assistance. It also involves more generalized skills for learning that apply to any area, such as study and time management skills. Finally, she needs to believe she can succeed on her own. She needs to have successes in learning to give her the confidence to investigate on her own, and she needs to be able to examine what interests her and discover what new knowledge might help her understand those interests better.

...education professional with broad teaching skills and significant experience working with students of all levels and cultures. I have a keen ability to partner with students of all ages and parents to assess needs, motivate and encourage students, and utilize specific instruction to facilitate growth and learning. I have extensive experience in needs assessment, program development, and evaluation. I have excellent business acumen with expertise in creating and executing comprehensive training programs and building strong,...

...the community I live in. On most occasions I prefer online engagements, while in some instances my time could free up for a one-on-one session that is made available by Varsity Tutors. Teaching the fundamentals and basics in different subjects, particularly, algebra, geometry, and statistics to students in my profession, who are mostly young college graduates and adults in an applicative form is 90% of what I have been doing over the last 25 years....

...It was not until I went to CSU Stanislaus when I worked as a school tutor. The subjects that I tutor is mostly mathematics and music but I have tutored some sciences, linguistics, and some languages, like Mandarin and Japanese. Each time I tutor, I first study what the student has learned and then take the consideration of approaching subjects, like math, by teaching skills and concepts. It is because I was taught originally by...

...so good at it, why not help my friends out? It started with friends going from failing their math class to getting A's. After I realized I could help my friends, I decided to help others as well. I learned how much I love helping others with math. Not only do I get to help others, I also gain more knowledge on the subject by tutoring it. Whether it's algebra or calculus, I always learn...

My name is Zachary, and my tutoring method is best described as being very personal. I see tutoring as a sort of "brotherly" mentoring, and so I treat my students as peers and aim to put them at ease and minimize any tension they may have towards tutoring. I am currently enrolled in the University of the Pacific, and am pursuing a degree in Mechanical Engineering.

...a patient, calm teaching style with a focus on the fundamentals. I've tutored everything from middle school math to upper division physics and I loved every minute of it. I really enjoy science and math. Nothing brings me more joy than getting a student from "Huh?" to "Ahah!". I personally believe that anyone and everyone can benefit from learning math and physics, and anyone can do well if they're dedicated and have the right guidance.

...in math. Although I can successfully tutor many sciences, I most enjoy teaching math and physics, and it inspires me when my students learn. I have a three-pronged tutoring approach: First, I explain what the student needs to do and how to do it, second, I explain why it needs to be done, and finally, I walk the student through the problem. I also adjust my tutoring techniques according to the problem at hand and...

...students but I've found through hard work and some clever strategies that it is possible for anyone to be a successful student and a lifelong learner. I have spent many years working with other students to pass on the skills I've acquired so that they too may find success. I have worked extensively with grade school children in the areas of math and writing through my participation as an assistant teacher with the Visions 2000...