Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving The Woodlands, TX

...studying at Washington University in St. Louis with an anticipated graduation date in 2022. I'm originally from Houston, Texas, so I am primarily in Houston over the summer and in St. Louis during the school year. I am relatively new to tutoring, but I feel like this freshness could be an advantage as I am still in my studies. I think that architecture is a very multi-faceted field of study. Considering this, I feel like...

Hello, My name is Abdullah and I'm excited to teach STEM.

...BS in Education and Health Science. On top of helping students learn certain topics and ideas, I also focus on making sure students learn how to learn, and then develop that ability. (You know that saying about giving a man fish and teaching a man to fish?) I'm also very open and understanding so I can tend to any specific needs. It brings me great joy to be able to help other students grow, get...

...in others and want to work to unleash it. Motivated by meeting the needs of others, I oftentimes see small distinctions and gaps in understanding, and advise others on how to fill them. I'm able to simplify complexity by thinking practically/sequentially, making sense of concepts and re-configuring them in an easy-to-understand way. These skills and passions help me break things down into components and craft lesson examples that help reveal conceptual components easily. I enjoy...

I love teaching and helping students acheive their own personal goals. If you need help with math, I'm the one for the job!

Hi, I'm Kyle Morgan. I am a senior at Sam Houston State University majoring in physics. I am also a swim instructor and have been coaching/teaching for 5 years.

I am currently a rising Senior at Rice University from Alexandria, Virginia. I'm studying Political Science and Latin American Studies with a minor in Politics, Law and Social Thought. After I graduate I hope to go to law school to become an immigration lawyer.

...tutoring, starting as a freshman in High School volunteering to help young students with their homework. I continued in college tutoring the STEM fields for college and high school students., especially Calculus, Basic Computer Science. I also tutored Essay Writing, Creative Writing, Speech in school. I graduated from Gustavus Adolphus College with a Bachelors in Computer Science in May 2014. My favorite subject to tutor is Spanish. I am recently ending a trip as an...

...Physics from Biola University and a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Southern California. This was no easy task, so there is no way I would have been able to do well without the help of my very patient and attentive tutor. I am proud to have graduated summa cum laude and acknowledge that my tutor played a major role in my accomplishment. When I tutor, I empathize with my students because I...

I am a soon-to-be graduate of the University of Mary Hardin Baylor's Chemistry program. While attending UMHB I worked as a Teaching assistant where I aided students preparing for quizzes, labs, and exams. I enjoyed helping those who were in the classes I had previously passed and seeing them succeed in a challenging subject like chemistry. I graduate in May of 2021 and hope to pursue grad school for Chemistry later in my life.

Howdy! I am a sophomore at Texas A&M University studying Petroleum Engineering. I am proud to call Katy my home and Cinco Ranch High School my old high school. I am proficient in math subjects from elementary arithmetic to college Calculus. Additionally, as an engineer, I have a great understanding of physics and am ready to teach any student in this area. I am excited to meet all of you and can't wait to help...

My name is Austin. I'm a very motivated and lively tutor who has passion for impacting and helping people succeed in academics. I promise to leave you better than before after my sessions. Feel free to schedule me anytime.

...physical chemistry and scientific research, I've come to deeply value the transformative power of education. My passion for tutoring stems from a simple truth I've seen time and again students thrive when they are met with curiosity, patience, and genuine encouragement. Throughout my academic journeyfrom earning my Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry at Rice University to leading research on nanotechnology and spectroscopy I've consistently found joy in mentoring students. Whether I'm guiding undergraduates through the fundamentals...

...undergraduate seeking to continuously improve my tutoring abilities and help students succeed in their academics by utilizing my organisational and communication skills. Currently I am studying Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M and everyday I learn something new that betters my ability to communicate and teach. Through my hard work and diligence I am now interning as a mechanical engineer to further improve the scope of my knowledge which will help me reach my full potential...

...not only in exams, but in their future. Many of the skills we learn are essential in colleges, technical schools, and work. I always emphasize learning materials to improve yourself, not just your grades. I graduated from Texas A&M with a degree in Micriobiology and Neuroscience. And I hope to pursue a career in medicine. I hope I can help you pursue your dream careers. I hope we can work together and grow together!

...that produced Nobel Laureates in 2010. I also have a Bachelor of Education from York University, which has enhanced my knowledge in a teaching career that I had been passionate about since my late teen years. I have always tried my utmost to inform myself about current research and trends, most importantly in order to engage students. Part of the new trends are the fast-improving technologies, and I have always tried to keep my knowledge...

...engineering with a mathematics minor. I also have a master's degree in mechanical engineering and have been a practicing engineer for the past 21 years. After college, I've taught math and science in a Jr. High school for three years and found it to be a very rewarding experience. In the graduate school, I taught and tutored as a teaching assistant for the undergraduate physics lab course. I've continued to enjoy the joy of teaching...

...and (at times, depending on how much you love the subject) fun tutor living in Houston TX. I am originally from Connecticut, but moved down to Houston to attend Rice University, where I graduated with a BS in biochemistry and a minor in poverty, justice and human capabilities. After school, I was accepted into Teach for America Houston, and I taught high school physics and chemistry at my placement school, Wheatley High School, for three...

...in Houston, I left home after freshman year of high school to attend the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science, from where I graduated high school early with two years of college credits. While I tutor many subjects, math and science are easily my favorites. I have always enjoyed tutoring others because it allows me to contribute to one's success. Since the beginning of middle school, I've worked with students from sixth grade to college....

...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 the...