Award-Winning Python Tutors in The Woodlands, TX

...math; high school math; LSAT & SAT math part; ACT math part; and GMAT math part; and GRE quant. Let's talk about my tutoring method, first I like to give a concrete example, where I orient my students to the main problem. After that, giving the lesson, and explain the new tools. Finally, come back to the first problem, and try to apply the new tools to solve it, also I like to give some...

...can teach a wide variety of computer science topics but am most excited to teach Python. Topics may include anything from the basics (data types, control structures, etc.) to more advanced areas, such as object-oriented programming, data structures, list comprehension, recursion, and more. My approach to teaching involves two strategies. First, I use metaphors to describe unfamiliar topics in a way that is more relatable and intuitive. Second, after guiding your learning, I will give...

...enjoys sharing the knowledge I gained from my academic background and my hands-on experience in the industry, in order to inculcate interest in software engineering, which is used to solve real world 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)....

...C++, or Java. I do also have a strong math background, which comes from taking various physics and math courses in college. When I'm not doing school work, you can find me on the baseball field, on the golf course, playing video games, or fishing. I am taking classes completely online, so I know and understand how difficult the academic state can be for us students. I would be more than happy to assist with...

I 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, watching sports, and lifting.

...what I can to make the world a better place. I've been told that I'm pretty intelligent by most people I know, and I always do my best to be a patient teacher/mentor in all situations. I wasn't always the fastest learner and know what it's like to not understand something. Sometimes we need a little push in the right direction, which is why I'm here. I'm thoroughly excited to have the opportunity to work...

...of Houston - Clearlake. I am most passionate about math and computer science. I have taught community college developmental math classes for about 2 years. When I was a math student, I learn best by example and as a math teacher and tutor, I prefer to teach by example by walking through the steps and making sure the steps are understood. Also, starting off with the big picture, such as what is the purpose, is...

...a cumulative GPA of 3.99 out of a 4.0 scale. Ive worked as volunteer tutor in a mechanical engineering drop in lab and as a teaching assistant to one of my professors. From that I learned that I really enjoy helping students to master material and succeed. I like doing math, and many kinds of engineering homework. Something interesting about me is that I did a service mission in Brazil and am fluent in Brazilian...

...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 our lives. I make a sincere effort to solve a learners' deep problems, to get them to grade level performance.

I just graduated from Texas A&M University in Geographic 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 my three dogs!

...for College Leadership club (RCL), I mentored high school freshmen and sophomores to help them succeed in high school and prepare for college admissions, while also providing academic aid. The best part of working with students is watching them grow not just as a learner, but also as a thinker. I always encourage students to be curious and let their true interests be incorporated into lessons. In my spare time, I love learning languages; I...

...strong footholds to reach more complex applications. I also believe in treating my students as peers. I'm a student as well, and as a student, I make mistakes. I'm honest about those mistakes: that's how we learn! 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...

I am a high school computer science teacher so I understand how to explain computer science in an easy-to-understand way. I look forward to working with you!

...well and done very well. My teaching style is to first assess where you are in terms of your understanding of the subject matter through questions about your thought processes. Through that, I hope to ensure that you have a complete understanding before moving on to practice questions. This is the most crucial part because it enables you to be prepared for all types of questions. Then, we would move on to practice questions that...

...learning and teaching. Helping student strive and move toward their goals are very important in my professional growth and those of my students. I have taught computers, business, and general studies for 15 years. I have owned and operated an IT Media/website Development business for 20 years and have brought many experiences to my teaching classroom. I like to teach from the perspective of how my students relate to a subject, whether it be personal...

I am an Electrical and Computer Engineering senior at the University of Texas at Austin, focusing on Computer Architecture and Embedded Systems. I enjoy programming in C, C++, Python, and Java. I personally find the look on a student's face when he or she understands the material to be very rewarding. I mainly tutor Algebra, Computer Science, and the ACT and SAT Math, but would be more than happy to tutor other subjects as needed!

I'm dedicated and passionate about making science interesting and accessible to all! I believe that learning requires a real, genuine enthusiasm about the subject and it's my role as a tutor to both help guide the learning process and inspire students to discover their own motivation.

...student at Rice University studying Mathematics and Computer Science. I have lots of tutoring experience, having tutored kids at my high school and at-risk youth. I know how intimidating asking for help can be, which is why I make a point of being patient and respectful with all of my students. I think it's important for students to understand that getting tutoring can be a stress-free and beneficial decision. I have always loved math, and...

...of my education, I can identify with psychological blocks many students have when approaching these subjects. From my experience teaching physics at Harvard, I have learned that a teacher's main job is to identify the student's current knowledge level and build progressively from that reference point up to the learning objective. My teaching style involves motivating the student with concrete examples and then working up to the level of abstraction pertinent to the assigned content.

...Interim Provost. I was an Assistant Professor of Physics, Mathematics and Business Mathematics. My doctoral studies at University of South Carolina and research work at Syracuse University facilitated my scholastic exposure beyond my expectations. I had the privilege of working at Brookhaven National Laboratory and the Nuclear Physics Institute in France. The graduate school experience cultivated in me a sense of innovative ambition. I am also a proud graduate of South Carolina State University, where...