Award-Winning Python Tutors in Madison, WI

...opens students' options for further exploration in math, science, economics, and pretty much every other STEM field. When it comes to tutoring, I believe that in order to give useful feedback to a student I need to observe and listen to them just as much they need to listen to me. Only then can I see what they need help understanding and how best to approach explaining it to them by building on their strengths....

...over the last four years. Also, I am really good at teaching computer programming and my specialty is Java. I've taught "AP Computer Science A (Java)" for many years and am the lead author of the "5 Steps to a 5: AP Computer Science A" review book published by McGraw-Hill. I love to see my students learn. My students tell me that I'm really good at motivating them since I get so excited about these...

I find joy in helping students meet their educational needs and helping them succeed wherever their learning takes them. As Albert Einstein indicated, "Education is not the learning of facts but the training of the mind to think." To think about your thinking is the key to education and represents my goal as a tutor. You see, critical-thinking is the pathway to engaged learning.

I am a graduate of NC State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a minor in statistics. I currently work as a software developer in Wisconsin. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about computer programming, and statistics. In my spare time, I enjoy doing outdoor activities like playing sports and jogging.

...considered before clouded my mind. Pausing to rethink my own perspectives made me realize how much deeper I could go into the subject matter, pushing me to challenge my students equally. I currently tutor math and computer science as part of the GUTS program, and analyzing different solutions to the same problem help me understand people better as I get some insight into their thinking, which helps in building strong relationships. This also makes the...

...students for 3 years and adults for 2 years. I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, but I am most passionate about technology-related subjects like programming. Technology is everywhere in our daily lives so having a foundation in programming, for example, sets up your plans for success regardless of your chosen career path. I have a hybrid teaching style in which I am both a demonstrator and a facilitator. I devote time during a...

...- I passed the exams myself, I have written questions for exams, helped the SOA make curriculum decisions, and graded exams. I'd love to help you pass your next actuarial exam! My work as a healthcare consulting actuary has also led me to attain the Certified Professional Coder (CPC) credential, a subject which I have a real passion for. Medical coding is the backbone of our country's healthcare systems financing, and the cost of healthcare...

Hardworking, dedicated, and willing to learn with the student. Tutoring specializations in algebra, geometry, calculus I(AB) and Python programming language

...because it brings things together from geometry, algebra and trigonometry. My tutoring style very much depends on the student. I like to first understand the student's approach and then I like to find a way to meet them in the middle without starting over. Outside of academia I spend time with my wife and two kids. I am also the co-founder of a healthcare information technology consulting group and we love solving data problems for...

...a variety of math subjects. Helping young people understand mathematical and computer science related subjects is very exciting to me! My favorite subjects to tutor are all levels of Calculus, Algebra, and Discrete Math - although I do not have any limitations as to the areas outside of my favorites! My philosophy in tutoring is not just getting the student to answer a specific question, but actually to understand the subject in hand and be...

As a graduate from Hamilton College, majoring in math and computer science, I am excited to share my passion for problem-solving, creative thinking, by helping students build confidence and curiosity in their own learning journeys. I am committed to connecting theoretical knowledge with real-world applications, which enhances comprehension and retention. By adapting my methods to align with each student's unique learning style, I aim to keep them motivated and invested in their education.

...Club, and I have tutored students in Java, Python, C, and a tiny bit in SQL, but my own experience extends to the rest of the C family (C++ and C#) in addition to the web development stack - HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. My teaching philosophy is that mistakes are how we learn, and I have found that when your view of mistakes shifts to see them as puzzles to be solved, the learning process...

...where I served as an academic and mental health resource for seventy-eight first year students. I tutor all grade level science courses and I particularly love working with Chemistry, Biology, and Physics courses. I also work with ACT and MCAT preparation. I believe in "working smarter" by using study tricks, participating in engaged learning, and helping you find your style of learning. In my spare time, I play rugby, read books about interesting microbes, and...

...to me. I've spent a great deal of my time convincing others that innovative ideas are worth exploring, and consider myself a technology evangelist. I was working with satellite phone technology, wireless application protocol, mobile messaging and digital music before the internet was on phones, texting was the norm or iTunes even existed. In recent years, I've extended that mindset to the higher education setting with fantastic results. I'm always searching for the next opportunity...

A Stanford student studying Computer Science and Human Biology (Bioengineering). I love making learning fun, enjoyable, and empowering.

Hi, I am Artak and have a big experience in Economics, Mathematics, Statistics, Finance, etc. I will be very happy to share it with all of you.

...it's like to start with seemingly no aptitude in math or physics. I eventually became confident enough in my abilities to want to pursue the field (physics) as a career, you might too. It takes hard work, patient guidance from mentors, and often times a certain shift in perspective. I'm here to aid in the latter two. I hope that after working with me, you have a greater appreciation for and comfort with math and...

...in journalism and a minor in German, while taking a number of computer science courses on the side. I've since become a technical writer and volunteer tutor, and I've realized one of the things I enjoy most is helping others with their writing, computer, and math skills. My approach is to not only help with any immediate issues or suggestions, but also share the principles to help you gain a deeper understanding. While I'm happy...

I am Anna Ehlke. I am a physics major at University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. My ultimate goal is to go into the field of cosmology, which is the study of the development of the universe. College is expensive, and so I have decided to take up tutoring to help pay for it. I enjoy helping people learn and am always in the process of refining my independent learning skills.

...science and research. Matt combines his fifteen years of part-time college instruction with over twenty-five years in industry. Matt is skilled in both in person and virtual environments. His training clients include Trek, Ericsson, US Dept of Defense, Kraft, Verizon, and others. Matt currently teaches at UW Madison College of Engineering, and has taught at DePaul University, DeVry, Harold Washington College/City Colleges of Chicago, Herzing University, and Lakeland University, and Madison College. Matt currently teaches...