Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Sugar Land, TX

...relationship that develops between a tutor and his student that is much harder to achieve in a school setting. I believe the potential for learning in a one on one environment far surpasses a classroom setting because of the mentor relationship that forms between a tutor and his student. In high school, I was in the position of a student that needed academic help but could not find it in the classroom. It was after...

...theoretical chemistry, and I'm currently a high school math teacher. In my graduate program, I taught small-sized undergraduate courses. I also have experience tutoring undergraduates and high school students one-on-one. After experiencing both, I believe a learning is much easier to facilitate in a one-on-one or small group setting. In this setting, I can observe how a student thinks and tailor my teaching style in a way that would most benefit the student.... Generally, the process...

...their educational goals. Teaching and mentorship were essential parts of my undergraduate experience, as I served as a Rice neuroscience outreach mentor, Peer Academic Advisor, and EMS Education Lieutenant. I am most passionate about tutoring students in biology, physics, and chemistry because these are the subjects I enjoy most, but I am happy to tutor just about anything STEM-related or essay-related. I strongly believe that every student has the potential to understand challenging concepts, and...

Currently working as Full Time Math Teacher in High school. Experience clearing the concept completely and will try to achieve skills in students to retain the knowledge for future studies.

I have always had a natural proclivity for math and science, and I really enjoy studying and teaching both. I try to explain concepts in the simplest terms for students, and I love the moment when the light bulb goes off when something clicks for a student. I believe my enthusiasm for the topics have a positive impact on student interest and performance.

Ashley is a patient, engaging, and experienced test preparation tutor. She has taught ISEE, SAT, ACT, and AP Biology for 4 years at a professional test preparation company in Houston, TX. She is currently a medical student at Baylor College of Medicine. She is very patient with her students and she believes it is so important for young developing students to continue getting education especially during these times. She loves being helpful to her students!

...physics. I eventually went to college to get a degree in physics. This was when I published my first paper for the European Journal of Physics. I was also fascinated with programming and the way the internet works today. I began to learn the programming language python. Then I learned ruby which was easier. I then set out to learning jQuery, Javascript, Java and HTML&CSS. Now I am fascinated with the connections between quantum physics...

...is to take a complex concept and break it down into 3 minute mini lessons. At The University of Texas at Austin, studying engineering taught me that I wasn't naturally good at math. The lessons were extremely dense, so it was easy to fall behind. I learned many skills required to learn quickly and efficiently. My goal is to teach you math, physics, and statistics in an easy to absorb and concise manner.

...skilled position, but also the communication and the critical thinking skills needed to solve problems and successfully communicate the solutions. I get excited and very involved with activities and programs that promote STEM related fields and specifically generate interest in engineering and engineering technology within our youth. To put it simply...I love teaching. I find it very rewarding...knowing I have helped a student overcome an obstacle or helped them to find courage they didn't know...

...classes to adult peers. My work history is mostly offshore pipelining in the Gulf of Mexico, including a lot of immersive international travel. That means I've been privileged to apply math and engineering education to real problems for real people. Technical writing for clients and regulators has kept my formal English concise, clear, and correct. My joy is teaching math and English you'll actually use - not just what's on the next test. Learning should...

...Above anything else, I learned to believe in myself. It was through this experience that I realized I wanted to help young minds find power and self-confidence within themselves. Although I am now considered an adult I still fully enjoy watching cartoons and riding my bike. Some of my top favorite cartoons include Steven Universe, Gravity Falls, and of course Adventure Time. I also absolutely enjoy the wonders of traveling. Last summer I studied abroad...

...at every level of my education, I can identify with psychological blocks many students have when approaching these subjects. From my experience teaching physics at Harvard, I have learned that a teacher's main job is to identify the student's current knowledge level and build progressively from that reference point up to the learning objective. My teaching style involves motivating the student with concrete examples and then working up to the level of abstraction pertinent to...

...I enjoyed it. It was also at this age that I decided that in order to be the best educator I could possibly be, I would need knowledge, as well as qualifications, to meet today's ever-improving standards of the profession. I have three degrees that have enabled me to have a solid understanding of many mathematical concepts, one from the University of Manchester, a world-renowned institution that produced Nobel Laureates in 2010. I also have...

I am passionate to teach others, since when I was a middle school student my friend helped me understand the Math concepts more easily than I had imagined. I thought I can help others achieve the same.

...on tailoring lessons to meet each student's unique needs, fostering a supportive environment that encourages curiosity and critical thinking. I am passionate about making science relatable and engaging, demonstrated through initiatives like "Weird Tales Wednesdays," where I connect course material to real-world applications and current events. I believe that understanding biology is essential for students to navigate the complexities of life and health. Outside the classroom, I enjoy exploring new scientific research and sharing my...

As a recent graduate and full time engineer, I understand I never could have gotten where I am without the study skills I learned in high school math and physics courses. As a tutor I want to help students learn the subjects that have helped me succeed so they can do the same.

...I am most passionate about Physics in general, Thermodynamics specifically, and Geology. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be critically necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all my students. In my experience, helping struggling students gain skills builds the necessary confidence to succeed in further studies, and then to carry that success into other areas of life. In my spare time, I...

...club. I have tutored students in subjects ranging from Calculus to Chemistry to Language Arts, but I specialize in teaching Math and Science. As a tutor, I love to see students improve themselves, and I strive to create those "aha!" moments when everything begins to make sense. When I teach, I find it is most effective to find out how a student approaches a problem and rationalize it in their mind. Although memorization is necessary...

After receiving a bachelor of science in geophysics from Texas A&M in 2017, I began working in the oil industry as an on-site geologist. I am getting back to tutoring through the summer while I take a leave of absence to build my professional profile.

Enthusiastic engineer with 3+ years of experience in a supervisory position. Supervised 150+ different employees of which 45 were trainees. Received top marks in University for courses in mathematics, physics, and computer systems. Seeking casual tutoring work with elementary, middle, and high school students.