Award-Winning SAT Tutors in Pennsylvania

...offered by the university and have had the opportunity of teaching students of all levels. Thus, it is obvious that my favorite subject to tutor is, in fact, calculus, but I am quite experienced in all other areas of mathematics as well. Since mathematics is such a conceptual subject, I find that by understanding misconceptions...

...of Science in Medical Entomology at University of Florida. My research has included toxicology analysis with certain defense mechanism enzymes in a specific species of mosquitoes in relation to incubation periods of certain insecticides, at Rutgers University. In addition, I have also authored a paper and experiment on Time Domain Nuclear Magnetic Resonance in relation...

Greetings. I worked as a Math and Science Teacher/Tutor in the State of NJ for 12 years and the State of PA for 1 year. Academic degrees include a BA in Chemistry, a MS in Mathematics, and a MA in Chemistry in progress. Making hard stuff seem less confusing or scary is my goal.

...physics to be the most fun and engaging subject to teach, as it allows for more connections and visualization of topics that many only see in a textbook. My tutoring style aligns with this idea, and I try to find ways to connect the material to real world examples as much as possible. In my...

...a freshman at Rutgers University currently pursuing a major in Business Analytics Information Technology and Data Science. I've always loved working with kids and seeing improvement in themselves. Through my personal experience, I have experienced how influential a tutor can be in not only the subject at hand, but for building crucial skills for the...

...and weaknesses. Then I can personalize an approach to hammer those weak spots and get students where they want to be. By working with students directly on the material, I give these students more exposure and help prepare them for the real exam. I've always found this exposure to be very important - so many...

My ability to relate the material to the students makes me a great tutor. I believe that scaffolding is essential in the learning process for students of all levels and ability. This is an invaluable technique I used during my time spent student and substitute teaching.

...believe my long years of experience as an instructor and tutor in secondary and tertiary education make me well qualified to help students in my areas of expertise. I believe in helping students find their own strengths and turn their weaknesses into strengths. In my tutoring, I guide students to learn and grow. I try...

...name is Erik and I am deeply passionate about tutoring and teaching more generally. Knowledge has allowed us to build skyscrapers and fly to the moon, and to learn more about the human condition - it is my ultimate aim to be a clear, concise, and motivating educator. I had the pleasure of attending the...

...about memorizing formulas or stuffing your brain with facts. It's about understanding why things work and learning how to apply that knowledge in a way that sticks. That's exactly what I focus on when I tutor: breaking down complex topics, making them digestible, and, dare I say, even enjoyable. Beyond the classroom, I've had plenty...

...plan on becoming a math teacher or full-time tutor to provide extra support for those that may need it, and will eventually go back for my Master's degree. I have slightly different approaches and methods to tutor depending on the age group/grade-level. Although I love making sure the student feels more confident with their subject...

...am a Philadelphia with a degree in the Communication of the Arts and Sciences. I am currently pursuing a Dual Title Masters in Rhetoric and Gender Studies at the Pennsylvania State University. More specifically, I specialize in Visual Communication of Social Scientific and Humanities Data Through Statistical and Technological Analysis. I am interested in becoming...

...relative skill, and through a bit of trial and error I can understand which learning styles they are most comfortable with. Additionally, my teaching will almost involve some combination of the Socratic questioning method and rubber duck explaining; I ask them questions so they can better understand their assumptions for solving problems, and they explain...

...a high school teacher with over 11 years of teaching experience. I believe that all students can learn. Having experience teaching at-risk students in juvenile detention, rural students, and suburban students, I believe that everyone has the capability to learn, they just need to be willing to learn. I always say if it's good for...

Every student is different- just because the book says there is one way to solve a problem, does not mean it is the only way. I work with students to help them with the process of 'discovery' through questioning and experimentation. Ultimately, if I've done my job correctly, you won't need me at all!... The student needs to celebrate the small victories. It does not matter the size of the progress being made as long as...

...in Literacy. I have worked mostly with Middle and High School aged children but I have tutored College, I have coached children and adults with severe disabilities, and have taught Creative Writing with teens for Colgate University in Central NY. Now I am about to embark on a year of teaching Special Education for Philadelphia...

...international Affairs major at Princeton University minoring in Creative Writing and Chinese. I graduated from The Brearley School in New York City in 2011. At Princeton, I work in the writing center tutoring fellow students in critical thinking, analysis, and academic writing. I also have a good deal of experience helping elementary and junior high...

...graduate from the University of Pennsylvania. I hold JLPT (Japanese Language Proficiency Test) N1 certification. I've always preferred studying with others and helping my classmates out with difficult concepts and subjects. I have been tutoring since I was in high school, and have 3+ years experience tutoring for the SAT. I understand what it's like...

...a new graduate of Drexel University's accelerated BSN program. I received my first degree in English Literature with a minor in history from Temple University and was a member of their honors program. During high school I took all honors and AP level courses. I am happy to help with reading comprehension, essay writing, or...

...have worked in a daycare setting as a pre-school teacher. When I am teaching or tutoring, I think it is important that my students reach the answer or conclusion on their own, with only as much assistance as they need from me. I myself can take some time to learn new things, so I know...