Award-Winning Python Tutors in Conroe, TX

...am a sophomore at The University of Texas at Austin pursuing a bachelor's in computer science. I have tutored high schoolers for two years, mainly focusing on all levels of math, from pre-algebra to calculus. I have also helped students with standardized test prep. Things that I enjoy doing in my free time are running,...

I am Paul Benedick Cortez, a Computer Engineer EIT and currently working as Senior Associate with Infosys. I am passionate with Science and Technology. I am also certified in Microsoft Azure: AI, DevOps, Developer and Security. I love solving math and programming. During my student years, I compete in Math and Science Challenge.

...and AP exams (including SAT Math IIC, AP Calculus, AP Computer Science, AP Biology, AP U.S. and European History, AP Art History, and a wide variety of other fields). I've made perfect or near perfect scores on every standardized test I teach, beginning from when I made perfect scores on SAT I Writing, Verbal, SAT...

...Furthermore, my involvement with the Coding Initiative, a nonprofit organization, underscores my belief in the transformative power of coding education for communities across the globe. This hands-on experience has not only honed my skills as an educator but also reaffirmed my commitment to making technology accessible and enjoyable for all. Web development stands out as...

...with a passion for teaching people about computer science and other STEM fields! I have taken and tutored Intro to Programming and Data Structures & Algorithms several times. I have also taken and tutored physics, chemistry and Calculus 1-3. While my favorite subject is computer science, I enjoy all science and math-related courses and have...

...I am working with students who have dyslexia or ADHD/ADD and are struggling with English and reading. I strongly believe that learning disabilities should not prevent anyone from succeeding in their educational journey. I am passionate about encouraging young learners and providing them with the support and motivation they need to overcome any obstacles they...

...I believe developing mutual respect with my student is vital to a successful session. As far as my education, I first earned my Associate of Science at Lone Star College in 2017. From there, I transferred to the University of Texas at Austin to pursue a Bachelor of Science in Physics. After taking a course...

I am a computer science major at The University of Texas at Austin and have taught a variety of math subjects for more than a year at a private institution.

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...Technology. My major is Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering and I am pursuing a minor in Computer Science, specifically an Artificial Intelligence thread. I have helped tutor students since high school, and enjoy seeing others interested in learning in the same areas as me. I have largely tutored Physics and CS in the past, and am...

...Information Science and Technology (also know as GIS). While in collage, I was honored to be a peer mentor helping students in the Geoscience college. I love tutoring GIS, ArcGIS (ArcMap, ArcGIS Pro, or ArcGIS Online). I also enjoy teaching Python programming and R programming. Outside of academia, I also enjoy quilting and playing with...

...August 2022. In the beginning of doctoral journey I acted as a teaching assistant, teaching small groups, grading papers, and providing office hours. At the beginning of 2020 I was given the opportunity to act as primary instructor of a course - and taught AGEC 317 (introductory stats/regression analysis) to students for five semesters. This...

...for their coursework, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements) prepping for homework assignments, tests, and career changes. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my...

...problems. I cater my teaching style based on the needs of the students, but keep my coursework challenging to help students stretch their potential. I enjoy reading in my spare time, and my friends sometimes call me a "fitness nut" (fondly, I assume). I am looking forward to collaborating with you, and to helping advance...

...At Home Academy. I am from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and I miss the south! Upon graduating from SIU, I will be moving to Houston, Texas. I love teaching and helping others learn new concepts and ideas. I feel that I am a skilled tutor in that I am able to put things in many different...

...student to think on their own and with their own brain rather than memorizing bland formulas. Because when you understand a topic, no problem can stop you as you can apply that understanding to anything with relevancy to that topic. I also have experience with volunteering in teaching children from K to 6 in a...

I have a passion for computer science and I look forward to helping students achieve their goals.

...including all AP courses. I was also an AP Statistics Reader for the College Board. I have always taught as a child for my brothers, as a young person for my school and college mates, and as a certified math teacher. I enjoy helping others to learn and in doing so we often positively change...

...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...

...always been that anybody can learn anything if they are interested in the subject. Ability is only limited by interest. So, I love to spark that interest and build a core of understanding and then let the student build on that understanding. So, I always work at the student's pace. I have no problem going...