Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Austin, TX

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...I graduated from Baylor in 2019 with a Master of Arts in Spanish, where I wrote a thesis on physical and psychological death in the poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca. I am graduating from the University of North Texas this summer (2022) with a Master of Arts in French. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and another in French from the University of St. Thomas, with a minor in General Business, in 2016....

...it a point to attend supplemental instruction classes and help study/teach other students. I often arranged study groups, note or course work exchanges, and one-on-one work with other students. For my electives and core curriculum, I preferred to take challenging classes such as college algebra, bio 1 and 2, general chemistry 1, and honors lectures on advanced psychology processes and pathology. As a capstone, I structured, proposed, and wrote an undergraduate thesis finding a positive...

...systems that govern the behavior of our physical world! I graduated from Georgia Tech in 2018 and since then I've worked as a product development engineer, designing and building products that range from toothbrushes to robots. I've always enjoyed any opportunity to share what I've learned. I've worked as a tutor for 5+ years and was a teaching assistant while in college. I specialize in helping students with math (algebra through calculus 3), physics (introductory...

...Spanish) elementary grades and currently teach English as a Second Language grades Pre-K through 12th. In May I will graduate with a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction/Bilingual Education. Through my work in the classroom with my students and my own academic work, I have gained a lot of experience with academic writing. Writing is a passion of mine and I believe that anyone can be a good writer, it's only a matter of understanding your...

...impact of these facets of humanity in terms of communication and human development. I hold an Associate of Arts in Creative Writing and am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science. While these fields may not superficially appear related, my aptitude in both fields gives me unique insight and understanding into the world of information that is rapidly emerging around us. I'd love to share some of that knowledge with anyone else who seeks...

I really enjoy tutoring other students because it allows me to really interact with other people. I enjoy calculus, physics, and other types of science. I am going to be studying computer science at the University of Texas at Austin next year. I look forward to meeting you.

...everyone, I go by Ese for short. Ever since I started going to school, mathematics has been my favorite subject. I have a deeper understanding for the subject that i would like to share with anyone who would want to learn. I have tutored family members and non relatives and have helped the students understand math better. I am patient, relate-able and approachable when teaching math. Overall, I would like to make any student's math...

...especially English as a second language (ESL). When I teach I always think about ways to code switch and how my interlocutor may be thinking about the English language based on their first language. One way I teach to students is is by understanding their first language and their process of thinking. I truly enjoy teaching and mentoring to others. Besides tutoring ESL, I tutor Spanish and Italian. I also tutor in any neuroscience topic....

...I have also been the Continuing Education Instructor for the state agency where I am employed for the past five years. I attended Jackson State University in Jackson, Mississippi, for the first two years of my B.A. program. My major was Pre-Law and Political Science and my minor was in History. I transferred to Magnolia Bible College to complete my B.A. in Religion. I received my J.D. from the University of Texas in 1995. In...

...11th ranked university, and a leading research university in the U.S.). I'm currently living in Austin Texas, and will be commuting to Houston regularly to visit my family and friends. I understand that each student's goals will be different. I hope to tailor my tutoring to each students interests, and goals. My teaching philosophy also includes, presenting a subject or concept in different ways to help reinforce the student's understanding. I also give amazing tips/life...

Passionate aerospace engineering student capable of taking students' understanding in mathematics to the next level. Previous tutoring experience at Prime Focus Tutoring and Gideon Math and Reading.

...worker who works well with others and takes a lot of pride in completing tasks both on schedule and at an elite level. Further to that, I think the best way for me to describe myself is in a word; Perseverance I bring enthusiasm, drive, passion, and most importantly, real world experience. I take pride in setting challenging yet achievable work goals, working out action steps, and constructing a calendar to achieve them, which I...

...GRE, and MCAT. I've tutored for the SAT before and I believe that the key to mastering these tests is assessing weak points and practicing consistently until the student masters the concept. This way, weaknesses can be turned into strengths! I know that applying to colleges is a stressful process, and I want to help as much as possible! I aim to teach both the core concepts that will be applicable in higher education as...

...due to the joy of sharing knowledge with students, being able to contribute towards their academic achievements, and to have an influence on their lives and in making them into better human beings. In my five years of teaching experience, I was told that I've been successful in making a difference in the lives and vocations of many of my students by stimulating their interest in the study of Chemistry. I aim to bring an...

...school and college levels. I got a B.S. in Math from the University of Texas at Austin. I've been tutoring since my time at college where I worked as a teaching assistant for math and physics classes, mostly for calculus classes. After college I started tutoring middle and high school kids in math. I really like tutoring college level calculus and physics, because instead of immediately knowing the answer at first glance, I instead feel...

...Chemistry. With this degree, I hope to get into medical school and become a doctor. I began tutoring in high school, teaching various subjects from English to Precalculus. In college, I have found I most enjoy tutoring students for the ACT and general chemistry courses. This is due to my extensive knowledge of the subjects as well as my enthusiasm for them. I believe that every student has the capability to understand a subject as...

...for my performance in the classes. I have experience tutoring for SAT preparation and various subjects related to my academic background. This includes both assistance with the subject material, and general study and test strategies. I am excited to continue applying what I have learned academically and professionally to help students succeed. I believe that having over 5 years of professional work experience allows me to bring a unique perspective to students on the practical...

...a sophomore undergraduate student at The University of Texas at Austin studying Biology! Though I am a science major and love to tutor high school biology and chemistry, I also enjoy teaching math topics, such as Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Pre Calculus, and SAT (including PSAT) Prep topics, such as SAT Reading, SAT Writing, and SAT Essay. I would love to get to know you and your learning style to allow me to aid...

I have spent numerous summers counseling children from ages 7-16 (both male and female) and am extremely comfortable talking to and relating to this age group. I am a great tutor because I use analogy, mnemonics, and memorization tricks. I find the easiest way to reach an understanding that will "stick" in a student's brain is in terms of something they are already passionate about.