Award-Winning PSAT Tutors serving Bryan, TX

...after my freshman year of college, I began a summer job teaching middle school and high school age students at a math and science summer program. For the last year, I have been working through Texas A&M University as a tutor for student athletes in most science and psychology courses, as well as some writing...

...have since transferred into biology with a minor in sociology. My career interest is in medicine. I have had previous experience with tutoring in high school when I was a member of the National Honor Society and mentored peers to help them excel in their math and science courses. I have also worked for Varsity...

...that the student is engaging with the material as deeply as possible. I also find that this approach is more enjoyable for both students and myself. I absolutely love all things language and literature, and enjoy guiding students of all ages toward developmental success in these areas. I look forward to working with you!

...of Georgia and in the Czech Republic. Most of my experience is in teaching English, but I also love History and Politics. I'm getting my Master's Degree in Agricultural Leadership, Education, and Communications at Texas A&M. My Bachelor's degrees are in International Relations and Theatre- Costume Design and Technology from Tulane University.

...first go, math especially takes lots of practice and error to really truly grasp the concept. Contact me to schedule a lesson. I would love to tutor you and I can promise you that by the end of our sessions not only will you be able to grasp the concept more clearly but you will...

...calculus, physics, SAT preparation, and more. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and science because I have the most experience in those subjects. My purpose is to not impart knowledge to others as a teacher but as a friend who has been through similar courses, knows all the tricks and traps, and can guide...

...The material taught must also be very measured so the student understands all the steps taken by the educator. It is my understanding that following these guidelines, constant monitoring of feedback and measuring teaching materials are the keys for successful performance of students in the class or in the individual tutoring process.

Hey, I enjoy teaching math, computer science, and the SAT! Contact me if you are interested in these.

...helped students achieve their potential in many other subjects. I get a great deal of joy from teaching anything to do with writing or debate: I firmly believe that critical thinking and effective self expression are the most fundamental skills for a person to develop. That said, SAT/ACT Reading is still my favorite subject to...

...all things STEM related! I am excited to help others in their process to becoming better students and feeling more accomplished in their classes. I enjoy tutoring because it gives me a chance to further others' education and helps me to look at the subjects I teach in new ways. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy...

...with others. The world is an amazing place and it gets even more incredible the more you learn! I have my Masters degree in Education and am a certified Math, Science, and Special Education teacher. I have over 8 years of experience teaching at the secondary (high school) level and an additional 8 years at...

...only illuminate the concept but also show the student why the information is important. I teach a variety of STEM topics, mostly focused around Computer Science, and I specifically focus on GRE preparation. There are a lot of tips and tricks you can use to maximize your score, as well as core concepts that can...

Hello! My name is Shubhada (I can go by Shubi) and I'm a junior MIS major at Texas A&M University. I am skilled not only in business courses such as economics and accounting but I am also able to assist in core classes at a college level.

...now. "Those who teach, often teach well. and there is nothing so beautiful to a true teacher as a promising student ignited with self-direction and a thirst for knowledge. Experts in the real world are often make poor educators because they can have no clue how to understand diverse learners or even understand how to...

...students because they stopped feeling incapable and inept. This experience is the foundation of my tutoring philosophy. I believe education increases one's own sense of ability and self-worth. Because of this, I aim to inspire interest and excitement in my students, not simply teach them effect ways to memorize a textbook. In this way, I...

...by giving them a sense of a larger context. In particular, I love to bring college-level math concepts to students in a way anyone can understand, which often demonstrates WHY the math they're doing matters. It also shows that math can be just plain cool, which I don't think our curricula prioritize enough. Besides teaching,...

...My unique approach to SAT and ACT test-prep focuses just as much on "learning the test" as it does learning the material, which gives students a sense of confidence and courage on test day. My expertise in "big test" prep translates to the regular school environment as well, whether it be building better study habits,...

...concentration in Immunology and Infectious Diseases. I then went on to complete a Masters program at Georgetown University in human physiology. Given the amount of schooling I have gone through myself, I have taken a wide range of subjects and more standardized tests than I would like to admit. I have taught students of almost...

...time. I also have a lot of experience with test prep and love working with students who need help with standardized tests. I'm a laid back individual, but I like to push my students. I know that every student is able to do well and I really enjoy helping them along their path to success....

...but rather that it sticks with you to build a solid foundation of knowledge and confidence that you can carry forward. My favorite subjects to tutor include English, SAT test preparation, math, and psychology. My approach to tutoring is to meet the student where they're at and go from there. I find that this way...