Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving The Woodlands, TX

...modeling. This role involves educating engineers and geoscientists to better understand the complexity of the Production Sharing Contract between ExxonMobil and the government of Angola. I am regularly asked to teach others in my group how to model the complicated nuances of this contract. Before starting my career with ExxonMobil, I studied Petroleum Engineering and Business Entrepreneurship at the University of Oklahoma. As the scholarship chair of my fraternity, I frequently tutored non-engineers and younger...

...Texas A&M University. I am also currently studying to take an exam in April 2018 to recieve my Professional Engineering license. I also offer 10 years of engineering professional experience that I will apply durring my sessions to give the students an understanding of how these subjects are applied in the real world. My goal as a tutor is to enhance my students learning capabilities, overall interest in learning math and science, and most importantly...

...hope to share my love of these subjects with all my students. My real passion is space; I hope to work in the space industry building rockets and developing the technology that will take us to the stars! I also completed the IB diploma and coached students who are going through such a difficult curriculum. It is my goal to help students get the best IB score possible and help them make their offers wherever...

I enjoy tutoring and genuinely want my students to succeed at school and in life. Throughout college, I tutored students in physics and math. I was also a physics TA for four and a half years in undergrad and a calculus TA for one year. Since graduating, I have independently tutored over a dozen students ranging from elementary school to university undergrad. ... Make sure the student is not only able to do the problems but...

...science classes and believed that I would never be good at them. After a break of several years, I'm currently in the middle of an undergraduate in Applied Mathematics. I was fortunate enough to have a paradigm shift in the way I perceived myself and the world around me and love getting to share the good news with others: people who prefer reading and making music and art can also do great in their other...

...and a Masters degree in Aerospace Engineering from GA institute of Technology. Prior to grad school, I attended the City University of New York where I earned two bachelors degrees (Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics). I have tutoring experience with a wide variety of students from college student athletes to students attending inner city schools to those in exclusive private schools. Through it all, my tutoring philosophy has remained the same: to guide students to...

...an effort to understand, as well as be able to explain the material. This I believe, allows me to understand both sides of the coin, having the perspective of the student, as well as mentor enables me to be a better teacher. I have worked with students of varying ages, backgrounds, and subject areas, to help them understand what they are doing and how it will be applicable to them in the future. Connecting it...

I have a Bachelors in Psychology, and am working on a Masters. Additionally, I have years of experience in instructional settings, both in grade school presentations and in extracurricular activities.... I'm a firm believer that everyone can learn anything, with the difference being in how well they can master it. With this in mind, teaching is an exercise in variation of method to help the student understand.... Establish their problem areas and work on a lesson...

...person" or that Algebra I was the hardest class I ever took. I had developed some bad habits and studying techniques that were proving detrimental, and had not really made a difference until I got to the new level of material. After my tutor and I identified the issues and worked to fix them, every math class became much easier. I think most students who are struggling with concepts or think they are "bad" at...

...in Industrial Engineering (with concentration in Supply Chain Management) from the University of Houston. I received my Bachelor of Engineering degree in Materials and Metallurgical Engineering. My passion for teaching and sharing knowledge was developed in high school and continued all through my educational pursuit. I have always been involved in organizing extra morale classes and tutorials for classmates and Juniors. I have had the privilege of tutoring high school seniors preparing them for college...

...became the manager of the swimming lessons program in Fort Worth, TX. This led me to develop a long-term interest in how people learn, and how learning systems can be efficiently designed to help them succeed at every step along the way. Since then I have gained experience in tutoring a large variety of subjects, including programing, physics, calculus, the SAT, the MCAT, etc. I am good at explaining and breaking things down in multiple...

Hello :) I am a recent graduate Chemical Engineer working in the Energy Corridor here in Houston. I have a great passion for math and science and would love to help your child succeed in whatever areas they are struggling with. I pride myself in individualizing my lessons to the needs and learning modes of my students.

...because it allows you to better understand the world and be a strong contributing member of society. It will also open many doors that otherwise wouldn't be available to you. I have a degree in aerospace engineering. With my experience in math and science, I would love to be able to give back. I enjoy tutoring and educating others and seeing that light in their eyes when a new idea clicks with them. My hope...

I believe that everyone should learn at their own pace. Sometimes the pace is slower than normal and that person needs a little extra help learning. Other times the pace is faster and that person needs more knowledge to consume.

...for various Industrial Supply companies for over ten years. I worked as a technical representative for Dow Chemicals Polyurethane Systems Division for seventeen years. The past fourteen years I have been a Pre-Engineering teacher for Aldine ISD (7 yrs) and New Caney ISD (7 yrs). I have worked with high school students teaching them about engineering including manufacturing, industrial, electronic and CNC machining. I have been an Adjunct Professor at Lone Star College teaching engineering...

I am a person who eases life for people, especially for those who are struggling with math. I will make it easy for you from now on. Life is about visualization and imagination, but it needs a little effort. Together, we will make life easier and better.

I am a passionate student who upholds the philosophy that all who can teach must know how to learn. I don't believe there is any correct way to learn; knowledge is amorphous. Therefore, my mission is to immerse myself in rigid information and transform it into fluid knowledge. I hope to gift what I learn to others through teaching.

...track record of helping students excel. With a strong background in chemical engineering and over a decade of teaching at the university level, I specialize in breaking down tough concepts in science and engineering. My approach is personalized and focused on building confidence and mastering the material. I believe that every student has the potential to succeed with the right guidance, and I'm here to provide that support. Let's make learning both fun and effective!

...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 enthusiasm for biology with students, inspiring them to see science...

...I'd answer while visiting my old school teachers on career days. In science, there are no stupid questions, nor are there unqualified pupils. You don't have to have an interest in science to appreciate its achievements or to contribute to its progress, you simply need to be human - that is, to be curious. I know that modern science can seem a wholly complicated and vast subject matter that seems insurmountable. While that reputation is...