Award-Winning Python Tutors in Nassau County, NY

...stepping stone to one day continue my education in a PhD program to become a professor of computer science. I love math and programming, and hope to help students find their love for these two abstract fields. My philosophy is if I can understand how my student learns, I can help clarify the underlying principles and foundation of the most conceptually important details for a strong understanding in the field. My success is only determined...

...trouble understanding a concept. I have a master's degree in air traffic control from Europe, a web design programmer diploma and a mobile application certification. So my background is pretty much math, some physics and programming. Being from French Guiana, my native tongue is French and I know how hard this language can be for learners. Genders for everything? Yes, but you should not be afraid and soon it'll become a habit. I do hope...

...other learning disabilities, I had to work hard to develop learning and organizational strategies to keep myself on task. As a result, I'm extremely comfortable working with students with complex needs to find innovative learning tools for success. There's no right way to learn, and there are as many strategies as there are people in the world. In this way, I like to encourage students to use whatever methods grant them success. I love to...

I am a recent graduate from Cornell University with a Bachelor's in Statistics. I am passionate about helping students and making difficult topics easy to understand. I believe the best teachers are ones who can make the subject matter both interesting and understandable.

I'm sophomore physics and computer science major at SUNY Binghamton. Throughout high school and college, I have tutored in subjects such as physics, biology, geometry, algebra and calculus. I have a strong background in math and science and enjoy helping others foster their love for math/science. Beyond academics, I'm big soccer player, traveler and reader.... A student's interest in a topic is entirely determined by the effectiveness and ability of the teacher to garner interest in...

...utmost importance in the rehearsal space to unconditionally validate the contributions of students. Through my work on- and off-stage, I have facilitated the unrestricted generation of ideas by establishing clear rehearsal and communication standards to create an intellectually and emotionally safe space for all crewmembers. As well, my study of body language and gesture grants me control over non-verbal communication in service of an ideal instructional mode. Using an awareness of physicality, I've adopted a...

...an A at Hostos Community College in 2006. Although I am appreciative of the dignitaries, government officials, and civil servants who work to serve the public, unfortunately I have become increasingly aware of the injustices that are done to many people, albeit marginalized or privileged bourgeoisie, groups or individual victims, armed or unarmed, black or white. As a brief telephone interviewer and a communications studies bachelor recipient, I was able to learn how to be...

I'm Ben, I have a BA in physics, and a double minor in Mathematics and Astronomy. In my free time I fence, paint models and play a zany computer game called 'Dwarf Fortress'

...hundreds of hours of tutoring experience through Khan Academy's tutoring platform, I have had the opportunity to work with a diverse range of students, delivering personalized, one-on-one support. My tutoring approach is focused on making complex concepts accessible and engaging. I use various teaching methods to cater to different learning styles, helping students comprehend the material and develop a genuine interest in the subject. Whether assisting high school students with exam preparation or supporting college...

I'm a current college student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in software engineering. I'm proficient with Java, and knowledgeable in C++, HTML, CSS, and a basic understanding of Python. Outside of the classroom I'm a house and techno DJ.

...have done tutoring in my middle school in many subjects and have enjoyed every time that I have tutored. My style of tutoring is one where I have my students reteach to me the content that I teach to them as a way for me to really know that the content has been taught. I also am a fun and interactive person so be ready for laughs and fun ways to remember whatever is being...

I am a student at Rutgers University, majoring in Computer Science and Economics. I graduated from the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program in 2018. I took Computer Science, Economics and French at Higher Level. For my Standard Level Classes, I took Physics, Mathematics Standard and English Literature.

My name is Gordon, and I am currently a Senior Software Engineer who is also pursuing a Master's at NYU in computer science. I have extensive experience in teaching students in courses ranging from introductory programming classes to data science. I also have backend experience, and am very passionate about helping students in every way!

...for two super-cool cats! With coursework in Biotechnology and English, I recently graduated with a 3.85 GPA after seven years of work experience. My overall approach overall is to make learning as fun as it should be by raising the stakes and let a student's curiosity thrive. At any stage of education, seeing the connection between a subject and the real world is the key to understanding. With perspective, homework practically does itself and school...

...Since graduation, I have been teaching classes in Computer Science and Aritificial Intelligence to students of all ages, from elementary school to high school. During college, I helped peers in multiple computer science courses as a teachers assistant and introduced the world of computer science to elementary school students as a virtual Scratch instructor. I find it very rewarding to see students develop from sometimes not knowing any programming languages at all to creating their...

I read this quote at one point in my life and it just made sense to me and I feel it applies to most of the things we do in life. Never settle for failure always strive to succeed. "Failure happens all the time. It happens every day in practice. What makes you better is how you react to it." -Mia Hamm

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...formula for quadratic, cubic, and quartic equations but not quintic equations? I was curious. I found my Wikipedia. There I read about Galois Theory and how Galois proved there to be no quintic formula. Of course, I had not the slightest clue about group theory, ring theory, or Galois theory at the time. With this yearning to always try to seek more knowledge, I didn't hesitate to major in mathematics at Tufts University. As a...

Hi! I'm Sean! I love using visual methods to help students understand statistics and econometrics. I love where the social sciences meet math!

...Physics and Geosciences (double major). My academic interests include the physical sciences, mathematics (especially algebra and calculus), and space/earth/environmental science. Outside of academic, I like to play competitive online video games (LoL, Overwatch) as well as single-player management/multiplayer sandbox games (Astroneer, Space Engineers). I also am learning to garden and create pottery from scratch. I will be pursuing a graduate degree in a related physics/geosciences field within the next year or two. I look forward...