Award-Winning SAT Math Tutors for Students in Fort Lauderdale, FL

...I've become completely fluent in both Spanish and English, which has helped me quite a bit in finding different ways to help my students solve problems and overcome issues. As a recent high school graduate, I understand how teenagers feel about school and studying, and it's easy for me to relate to that. It's comforting for teenagers to work with someone who knows what it's like to be a high school student, so it's easier...

My goal is to help student's in whichever area they may be struggling with. I also like to build a good rapport with my students, to understand them throughly and make tutoring sessions for them something that they look forward to, not something that is unenjoyable for them. I will help you reach your academic goals. Your success, is my success. ... Get to know my student, and establish a friendly relationship. Learn more about who...

...the University of Florida and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Biomedical Engineering. I have always enjoyed helping students, especially because I know how difficult school can be. I have had the pleasure of tutoring many students in the past, ranging from college-athletes to other medical students. I have taught various different engineering courses, premed courses, Step 1, and Step 2. Honestly, my favorite subject I have taught so far has to be Step...

...After a brief hiatus in medical school, I am back to my passion, but now I can tutor even more subjects. A father to two little girls, I enjoy teaching one-on-one or small groups at all levels of Mathematics, the sciences, Philosophy, and foreign languages. I have a PhD, three Master's degrees, and two Bachelor's degrees, among other formal education, but I pride myself on hard work and affability more than intelligence. Having worked several...

...is a fundamental human right, however, given the fast paced society that we currently live in, that may not always be the case. Often times it comes down to that little bit of extra care, attention or another way of explaining that may lead one to mastery of a certain topic.For me, I have had amazing teachers and mentors who have helped guide me to where I am today and I wish to be a...

...degree, I started teaching math at the 6th grade level until I was admitted to a PhD program and moved to the United States. My PhD focused on educational measurement and statistics and I have been trained in highly advanced statistical methods. Since I graduated, I have been teaching introductory level and advanced level statistics courses at the graduate level. Analyzing data, running statistics, and making inferences is my daily routine. I have had undergraduate...

Hi! My name is Tara and I have been tutoring for about 5 years. I completed high school with credits from Harvard University, University of Florida, and AP classes. I am currently a junior at New York University (NYU) and tutor at the NYU Writing Center. I can't wait to work with students and help them to progress their skills and expand their knowledge of the plethora of subjects that I offer tutoring for.

...in the way I teach because I have had several tutors for different subjects throughout different stages of my life, which helps me step into the shoes of the student easier and maximize their performance, while also keeping their morale high. I'm a firm believer that learning is understanding, not memorizing, and I try to emphasize it in the learning process whenever I can. Outside of academics however, I enjoy reading, longboarding and expanding my...

...previously worked as a math tutor doing in-house visits to Jr High and High School students in Rhode Island. I have a masters degree in Systems Engineering from the University of Rhode Island (URI), where I focused on statistics, experiment design and analysis, and process improvement. My background allows me to be a great help to students who are struggling with their teacher/professor's teaching style or just need to find an learning approach that works...

...for strong gpa and academic excellence. I continued my studies here and received a Masters in Biomedical Sciences from the College of Medicine at FAU. I have taught high school science for 2 years and have extensively tutored not only subjects in science, but math, psychology, english and even Test Prep. I love working with students and helping them find their unique ways of learning that make grasping information easier for them. I love to...

...have always enjoyed math. Even when I was a little girl, anything that had to do with numbers always fascinated me. I began tutoring in high school for the sole purpose of getting the joy of being able to make somebody else understand something that was so clear to me. I seemed to have a talent for explaining things. However, it only works when I understand them very well. For this reason, I must continue...

...of my personality continuing through college and past graduate school. My goal is for students to enjoy the learning process, leaving tangible results (ie- improved confidence and higher grades) as inevitable. I have an academic interest, and over seven years of clinical experience, in neuropsychology and cognitive testing and like to apply these learning techniques in each tutoring session. As an Ivy League graduate, and current medical student, I enjoy tutoring the next generation to...

...I mostly tutored in the following subjects: Algebra, Geometry, Algebra II, SAT Math Preparation, APUSH, and the SAT U.S History Subject Test. I would say my tutoring style heavily revolves around review, quick testing, and study guides; I have found that students perform better if I make a mini-study guide during our session and give it to them to review. Now at Dartmouth, I find myself tutoring other peers in Government classes and it's incredibly...

...a tutor in Florida. I've had fun showing students how to remove "math anxiety." I also think "learning should be fun for the learner." That's a quote from the university president and author Abraham Fischler. I edited his book and found Dr. Fischler's words helpful in making classes fun and effective. TIP: If you want to study SAT or ACT, get the workbook and start looking at hundreds of problems. Check the ones that you...

...math and computer science. I would like to share my knowledge in the subject matter with students who have yet to discover the beauty and the power of quantitative and analytical abilities. I am patient and look forward to empowering others to learn and understand. At Harvard, I have taken CS50, CS51, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and a very cool class called Celestial Navigation, which is part of the Astrophysics Department. I...

...background is predominately in English and literature. The goal is to make strong writers of students, that they can master producing clear, organized, cogent responses. I am passionate about helping individuals express themselves in the most effective manners possible. I specialize additionally in test preparation, including GRE and SAT (both Verbal) for university and high school students, FTCE for Florida teachers, and FSA for grade level students, as well as any exams for ESL learners. Passing...

...explain it back to me as if I am a student wanting to learn said topic. Throughout my experience tutoring and receiving tutoring, I have found that this is a very powerful way of assessing mastery of a concept. Extracurricularly, I love playing piano, drums, and producing/composing all sorts of music (hip hop, electronic dance, cinematic) on the computer using Ableton Live, as well as playing/watching basketball and football. Additionally, I love reading novels, the...

...believe that there is no set form of learning. Everyone learns differently. Teachers need to adapt to their students' needs rather than forcing them to follow one set mold. I started tutoring in 2013 when I moved to Florida. The state at that time was using Common Core and many students struggled just to keep up. Through tutoring I discovered how much I love teaching and decided to pursue a teaching degree in the mathematics...

...biological functions and just appreciate them when you can actually identify them in your daily life. Math is just fun, I love it! I plan to use both of these interests to eventually develop low-cost, high-performance prosthetics to ensure equal opportunities for many others. I enjoying getting to know my students and typically teach by going through assignments/tests with them to learn and reinforce concepts. Outside of academia, I love computers, anime, running, reading, videogames,...

I enjoy working with students to help them improve their test scores and content knowledge.