My father loved camping and the out of doors and so some of my earliest memories are of camping in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. As a family, we took extended trips through the western United States, Canada and Alaska, towing a travel trailer and camping in mostly primitive camps. As a young teen, I started backpacking in the mountains of New Mexico and Colorado and developed a great love for the mountain and canyon country of the west. It was this great love of nature that attracted me to science--first as a Forestry major at Northern Arizona University but which eventually evolved to the study of chemistry, as that seemed to me the basic science that was as the heart of understanding nature. While my love of learning was probably instilled in me very early in my life (thanks to my parents, I was an avid reader), it really came out while in college. In finishing my chemistry degree, I realized I was just beginning to learn what I wanted to learn and went on to graduate school to get a PhD studying Physical Chemistry at Purdue University.I am now retired from full time teaching, but not from my love of learning (nor my love of the mountains) which has continually evolved. My experiences of teaching science from demonstrations in elementary school to graduate level courses have given me a great interest in the teaching of science to the general public and sharing with others, that same awe, wonder and appreciation I have."To become educated is to become more human."

I'm an honors graduate from University of Houston-Downtown with my B.S. in Applied Mathematics and my minors of Biology, Chemistry and Microbiology.I started tutoring Calculus at my high school in 2005. Ever since that experience, tutoring developed into a passion of mine and I continued tutoring Math along with Chemistry and Physics throughout my undergraduate years. I firmly believe that every student deserves the absolute best instruction possible, and unfortunately this is not always possible in the classroom. I have also had a great deal of experience working on SAT test prep. Although I specialize on the Math section (perfect scores on Math II and Physics subject tests), I can provide test strategies on all sections of the ACT and SAT.I've had experience working with third graders all the way through continuing education students in their fifties and sixties! Part of my success includes being able to connect with the students, regardless of their age or academic level.My job as a tutor is first and foremost instilling confidence in my student, followed by reinforcing effective study skills and topping it off lastly with mastering of the content. I have received training in the Peer-led Team Learning Scheme and am familiar with other methodologies, as well.I look forward to working with you!On a side note, I'm a sport fanatic -- Football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, you name it! When I'm not gardening, tutoring or reading, I may very well be watching a sports match.

Hi! My name is Logan and I am a sophomore engineering student at Texas A&M University! I've always had an aptitude for math, and I have prior experience in tutoring. I am proficient in all math levels up to Calculus II, and I enjoy working with students and would love to share my love for math!

I am a second year medical student at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. I aspire to be a great doctor once I graduate in a few years. I really love biological sciences and I am always intrigued by the structures of functions of the human body. This, coupled with my desire to care for people in the healthcare field is what drew me to medicine. I hope to inspire all students to stretch their minds to learn the impossible and achieve their goals. I enjoy teaching, and I look forward to helping students out. We can always figure out a solution to a problem. Looking forward to working with everyone!

Math is everywhere. Yet, it can be one of the most difficult subject for many students. My goal as a teacher is to first learn which subjects and hobbies that my student enjoys. And, then show how almost every topic within math is utilized by that student. Once I motivate that student to want to learn more about the subject matter, it is a matter of time before my student masters that topic and want to learn about another topic. It is a great confidence booster and a lesson for life. The student believes that if they can conquer the most difficult subject, then can master anything in life.

I am a K-12 teacher and a Higher Education professor with more than 10 years' experience. I received two bachelor's degree in Marine Biology and Business Administration. A master's degree in Leadership and a Doctor Degree in Education from Nova Southeastern University. Since graduation, I have experienced extensively in corporate training, school teaching (K-12), and adults in higher education. As a teacher, I worked with immigrants in Boston, Massachusetts for the "No Child Left Behind" program; adults in the night school looking to improve their English and/or learn Spanish; and private clients as a Spanish tutor. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Spanish, and Technology. I am a firm believer in education, believing that knowledge is the greatest power that we can all have. Every day is a good day to learn something new. You just need to establish your goal and work for it. I will be there to help in your learning goals success.

Prof. Gonzales COTA/L, M.Ed. has taught in occupational therapy assistant programs for over 10 years and is eager to teach you all the many great things that being an Occupational Therapist Assistant is, and bridge the "book world" and "real world" with critical thinking scenarios.I tutor:-Kinesiology-Musculoskeletal Disorders-Introduction to Occupational Therapy-Human Development and Performance Throughout the Lifespan-Neurological Disorders/Assessments and Treatment Strategies-Group Dynamics-Therapeutic Media-Aging and Performance Skills-Preclinical (Clinical focused course)

I am a student at Westchester Community College studying for a Computer Science A.S. My goal is to attend a 4-year university to further my study in the field. I've gained a substantial amount of tutoring experience while volunteering at my school's tutorial center. Helping the dozens of students attain a better grade has brought me many smiles. My hope is continue this spirit of giving to further help more students excel in their coursework. I am an ardent student of the field (Computer Science) and I use this passion to teach people the art behind the science. Using the experience that I've gained and that I will gain, I'll help develop the study of computers abroad in nations that are not very advanced yet: in hope of helping the ones who need the most.

I'm a recent graduate of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, OR where I double majored in Physics and in Math. I've taught classes at Lewis & Clark and tutored local high school kids. I love learning new things and helping other people do the same.

I am invested in helping you create clear and compelling messages in writing and in speech. Your goals are very important, and I want to help you achieve them.I am from Kansas, but live in Tennessee. I studied at the University of Oklahoma to earn my PhD. I am a professor and a researcher, both of which require a lot of writing.Subject area expertise include composition, research papers, theses, dissertation work, speech building, and communication.

My father loved camping and the out of doors and so some of my earliest memories are of camping in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. As a family, we took extended trips through the western United States, Canada and Alaska, towing a travel trailer and camping in mostly primitive camps. As a young teen, I started backpacking in the mountains of New Mexico and Colorado and developed a great love for the mountain and canyon country of the west. It was this great love of nature that attracted me to science--first as a Forestry major at Northern Arizona University but which eventually evolved to the study of chemistry, as that seemed to me the basic science that was as the heart of understanding nature. While my love of learning was probably instilled in me very early in my life (thanks to my parents, I was an avid reader), it really came out while in college. In finishing my chemistry degree, I realized I was just beginning to learn what I wanted to learn and went on to graduate school to get a PhD studying Physical Chemistry at Purdue University.I am now retired from full time teaching, but not from my love of learning (nor my love of the mountains) which has continually evolved. My experiences of teaching science from demonstrations in elementary school to graduate level courses have given me a great interest in the teaching of science to the general public and sharing with others, that same awe, wonder and appreciation I have."To become educated is to become more human."

I'm an honors graduate from University of Houston-Downtown with my B.S. in Applied Mathematics and my minors of Biology, Chemistry and Microbiology.I started tutoring Calculus at my high school in 2005. Ever since that experience, tutoring developed into a passion of mine and I continued tutoring Math along with Chemistry and Physics throughout my undergraduate years. I firmly believe that every student deserves the absolute best instruction possible, and unfortunately this is not always possible in the classroom. I have also had a great deal of experience working on SAT test prep. Although I specialize on the Math section (perfect scores on Math II and Physics subject tests), I can provide test strategies on all sections of the ACT and SAT.I've had experience working with third graders all the way through continuing education students in their fifties and sixties! Part of my success includes being able to connect with the students, regardless of their age or academic level.My job as a tutor is first and foremost instilling confidence in my student, followed by reinforcing effective study skills and topping it off lastly with mastering of the content. I have received training in the Peer-led Team Learning Scheme and am familiar with other methodologies, as well.I look forward to working with you!On a side note, I'm a sport fanatic -- Football, basketball, soccer, volleyball, you name it! When I'm not gardening, tutoring or reading, I may very well be watching a sports match.

Hi! My name is Logan and I am a sophomore engineering student at Texas A&M University! I've always had an aptitude for math, and I have prior experience in tutoring. I am proficient in all math levels up to Calculus II, and I enjoy working with students and would love to share my love for math!

I am a second year medical student at the University of Connecticut School of Medicine. I aspire to be a great doctor once I graduate in a few years. I really love biological sciences and I am always intrigued by the structures of functions of the human body. This, coupled with my desire to care for people in the healthcare field is what drew me to medicine. I hope to inspire all students to stretch their minds to learn the impossible and achieve their goals. I enjoy teaching, and I look forward to helping students out. We can always figure out a solution to a problem. Looking forward to working with everyone!

Math is everywhere. Yet, it can be one of the most difficult subject for many students. My goal as a teacher is to first learn which subjects and hobbies that my student enjoys. And, then show how almost every topic within math is utilized by that student. Once I motivate that student to want to learn more about the subject matter, it is a matter of time before my student masters that topic and want to learn about another topic. It is a great confidence booster and a lesson for life. The student believes that if they can conquer the most difficult subject, then can master anything in life.

I am a K-12 teacher and a Higher Education professor with more than 10 years' experience. I received two bachelor's degree in Marine Biology and Business Administration. A master's degree in Leadership and a Doctor Degree in Education from Nova Southeastern University. Since graduation, I have experienced extensively in corporate training, school teaching (K-12), and adults in higher education. As a teacher, I worked with immigrants in Boston, Massachusetts for the "No Child Left Behind" program; adults in the night school looking to improve their English and/or learn Spanish; and private clients as a Spanish tutor. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Spanish, and Technology. I am a firm believer in education, believing that knowledge is the greatest power that we can all have. Every day is a good day to learn something new. You just need to establish your goal and work for it. I will be there to help in your learning goals success.

Prof. Gonzales COTA/L, M.Ed. has taught in occupational therapy assistant programs for over 10 years and is eager to teach you all the many great things that being an Occupational Therapist Assistant is, and bridge the "book world" and "real world" with critical thinking scenarios.I tutor:-Kinesiology-Musculoskeletal Disorders-Introduction to Occupational Therapy-Human Development and Performance Throughout the Lifespan-Neurological Disorders/Assessments and Treatment Strategies-Group Dynamics-Therapeutic Media-Aging and Performance Skills-Preclinical (Clinical focused course)

I am a student at Westchester Community College studying for a Computer Science A.S. My goal is to attend a 4-year university to further my study in the field. I've gained a substantial amount of tutoring experience while volunteering at my school's tutorial center. Helping the dozens of students attain a better grade has brought me many smiles. My hope is continue this spirit of giving to further help more students excel in their coursework. I am an ardent student of the field (Computer Science) and I use this passion to teach people the art behind the science. Using the experience that I've gained and that I will gain, I'll help develop the study of computers abroad in nations that are not very advanced yet: in hope of helping the ones who need the most.

I'm a recent graduate of Lewis & Clark College in Portland, OR where I double majored in Physics and in Math. I've taught classes at Lewis & Clark and tutored local high school kids. I love learning new things and helping other people do the same.

I am invested in helping you create clear and compelling messages in writing and in speech. Your goals are very important, and I want to help you achieve them.I am from Kansas, but live in Tennessee. I studied at the University of Oklahoma to earn my PhD. I am a professor and a researcher, both of which require a lot of writing.Subject area expertise include composition, research papers, theses, dissertation work, speech building, and communication.