Award-Winning Pre-Calculus Tutors serving Lakeland, FL

...a conceptual physics course aimed towards non-science students. These sessions were a highlight of my college career and taught me a variety of teaching strategies. I learned to relate physics principles to the students everyday lives while still communicating the elegant mathematics behind the physical world. Mathematics and physics are difficult subjects but I believe...

...end goal career wise is to one day be a Disney Imagineer with a focus on robotics and animatronics. My Honors Thesis was the proposition of Sensory Relief rooms to be implemented throughout the Disney parks to provide much needed respite to those suffering from disorders on the Autism Spectrum and more specifically, Sensory Processing...

...sense of the world. However, a great teacher does much more than merely recite the content of his subject. I intend to encourage and motivate each one of my students to perform academically, at a level no less than their very best, yet there is much more to teaching than just making certain that students...

...enjoy helping students become passionate about their studies. Personally; I am passionate about the fundamental interplay between foundational mathematics and its applications to higher-level physics. My tutoring style/strategies require interactive engagement with students and honest communication; this allows me to understand precisely what is necessary to enhance your learning experience, and encourages students to engage...

...give advise on how to effectively balance school and sports. I am not jut interested in teaching young students how to pass tests, but rather how to actually learn, expand the mind, and think critically for themselves. It is my personal goal not just to help you achieve the grade or mark goals that you...

...preparation. My teaching philosophy focuses on clarity and comprehensionI know firsthand how frustrating it can be when concepts aren't explained well. That's why I tailor my approach to each student's learning style, breaking down topics into digestible pieces. My favorite subject to teach is math because I enjoy guiding students through problem-solving and helping them...

...life to help other recognize the vast amount of thought and greatness they are capable of achieving. If but one person succeeds in schooling and walks away knowing more than they showed up with because of my assistance, that is what it means to be to truly be living to help others.

...am, working through problems becomes that much more simple. The best way to master a new concept is to break a complicated problem down into a simple one. Once we completely understand the simplified problem, the rest of the larger problem is no longer intimidating. Complicated problems are just a summation of many simple parts...

...in the course and received a recommendation from my professor. As a peer tutor I tutored other college students. I tutored in subjects such as biology, chemistry, cell biology, gross human anatomy, and organic chemistry. I really enjoyed the experience of helping other students succeed so I want to continue tutoring now.

...to try and overcome academic challenges, therefore I understand qualities that a tutor must exhibit, such as patience and good listening skills. I would describe my tutoring style as simple, patient, and thorough. I like to make sure the tutee understands the material before we move on to more subject matter. I also believe in...

I have been a teacher for 25 years. My specialty area is Math 7,8, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Geometry. I try to give students many different ways to look at how to do problems so they can choose the one that is best for them.... If a student is struggling with reading comprehension, first I would find out their current level, and then add just a bit more difficulty to see if they could handle...

...it because there is a lot more common sense and reasoning involved; it's not just finding the right formula to use. My sessions are very conversational. You know when you're in a hard math class, and you feel like no one can help. But then you realize that you know someone that took the class...

...of 2018. I understand that not all students are able to learn the same way and I try to adapt my teaching methods to better suit the student. I have tutoring experience in math from Pre-Algebra through Calculus 2, high school and college Physics, and engineering sciences associated with a Mechanical Engineering degree (i.e. Solid...

...Mechanical Engineering at the Florida Institute of Technology. Though I'm prepared to help in a wide array of subjects, I enjoy helping with math the most, from Algebra to Calculus. I have years of experience tutoring in high school, and now in college. In my free time, I enjoy reading fiction and playing video games.

I am an experienced educator. I have a combined 11 years of teaching and tutoring at the college, middle school, and high school levels in both China and America. I am timely and diligent, and I will patiently work with you until you understand what you need to know.

I graduated Valencia College with an Associate in Arts degree. Since then, I have transferred to University of Central Florida, and I am again transferring to another college, Florida Polytechnic University, to continue my pursuit of a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science. I have always enjoyed math, and I want to be able...

...extreme dislike for school. I almost felt as if I were a soccer player, with no opposing team, continuously scoring goals. And after so much time, one begins to wonder: what is the point? Then, as I began to reach middle school, I was given a gift. I was given the opportunity to branch out...

I am a teacher that gives hands on experience to the students so that they will have a feel practically of what they are doing.

I earned a bachelor's degree in Mathematics Education from the University of Central Florida and have seven years of experience teaching math to high school students. I currently teach IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation and Precalculus Honors. I have taught Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 in past years. I am excited to apply my skills...

...on a single topic. We start there, but we rarely stay there. I'll ask what clicks for you (flash cards? diagrams? talking it out?) and build each session around that. Last semester one classmate went from guessing chair diagrams in organic chemistry to walking our study group through them three weeks later; moments like that...