Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Eldridge, TX

...study, and I have been teaching it at all levels for the past 3 years. I have even had the privilege to teach advanced courses in Caesar, Ovid, Virgil, scansion, and poetic/rhetorical devices. Teaching has become a perfect coupling of my two fields of interest; I love finding the most developmentally effective techniques of learning...

...summer. Last year in New York, I worked with Elementary schoolers, helping with preparation for New York State Math and English exams. This summer, I'm looking forward to helping with test-prep for all ages. With the help of some excellent teachers, I myself scored a perfect 2400 on the SAT, helping me get into Columbia,...

...applications in several programming languages. Essentially building application used by hundreds of thousands of people worldwide either though my company or freelancing. I studied Control & Instrumentation Engineering at The University of Houston- Downtown to help me become closer to the understanding of robotic technology to use with my computer science skills. I spent 5...

I am a lifelong learner! I am closing in on two decades of educating scholars. I have worked with scholars in all grade levels. I love to develop the potential a scholar has, and help them cultivate a love of learning. It is my belief that all scholars can learn. I look forward to helping...

...the key to teaching a challenging subject is identifying areas of difficulty, and explaining the underlying concepts in simple language so that the student can develop a solid foundation. I am motivated by a desire to see results and I feel very satisfied when I can help someone understand a subject they thought was difficult....

...although I have some experience working with high school and middle school students, for example in after school chess programs. I particularly enjoy working with physics students. I am majoring in both physics and math, but I was a physics major first. I think the best way to improve your understanding of math or physics...

...from 4th-8th grade, as well as English as a Second Language. Teaching Math is my field of expertise. I enjoy helping young learners grasp math because Math never came easy to me as a child. I try to teach this complex subject in a simple way. I love when students have "Aha!" moments. I believe...

...math and science classes. I find I enjoy teaching and have the ability to simplify problems down to their basic building blocks which can be easily taught and learned. Once those blocks are known, it becomes fairly simple to build them back up to form the overall solution to the problem. I hope to use...

...through beginning college as well. Anyone who knows me will tell you that education is my passion. I believe in being a life- long learner and I feel that every student should have the chance to succeed. I have a Master's Degree in Special Education and a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology. Working in education is...

...but my passion is in science, specifically genetics. I love helping students understand their content because I like seeing the a-ha moments when they finally have it click in their heads or when they achieve a goal. I believe in meeting the students in where they are, helping them find their next step, and helping...

I have been tutoring for 20+ years to students that are in public, private and homeschooled. All subjects, levels and grades taught including test preps and beyond college. I will find different techniques and methods to help students learn their work, as not all students learn the same. I am available most days and times...

...rules. But I believe that with a proper combination of knowledge, emotions, and actions, each person can embrace his or her inner geek. The students that I tutor find joy and confidence in their learning process and gain the assurance to take control of their education. I can pinpoint the causes that create an obstacle...

...This pressure only intensified once I stepped foot on campus and had the opportunity to taste all the disciplines that my university offered. I finished my Bachelors of Arts in Economics from Howard University in May 2015, earning Magna Cum Laude honors and induction into Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society, but my full academic journey...

...and Biomolecular Engineering and I am pursuing a minor in Computer Science, specifically an Artificial Intelligence thread. I have helped tutor students since high school, and enjoy seeing others interested in learning in the same areas as me. I have largely tutored Physics and CS in the past, and am looking to help students succeed...

...very important to be a lifelong learner and be open to learning daily. I have six years of teaching experience in 3rd and 4th grade. I primarily taught math and science, however, I have a deep love for reading. Reading is the foundation of all subjects. I like to teach students to enjoy education and...

...to pass SAT MATH and ACT MATH. I have good experience of tutoring middle grades, 9th, and 10th-grade students. I am good in All Topics of Mathematics for Middle grades, 9th, and 10th grade. I can help students to complete their homework and clear any doubts on a daily basis. Students used to be between...

...and helped students out with academic coaching. Since graduation, I was accepted into and just finished my first year of medical school. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about the STEM field. In my experience assisting students with any questions or concepts they may have, I want to ensure...

I would like to help students with achieving their goals by providing simple and intuitive techniques and processes to learn and solve problems. I'm currently pursuing a chem E degree at UT Austin.

...of different types of food oils and proteins that are on today’s market by using natural products such as antioxidants. Also I enjoyed volunteering my time in Hempstead, TX to tutor students pre-K to fifth grade, the experience encouraged me to want to become a teacher. My teaching mechanism is a hand on environment. I...

Having struggled with mathematics and physics at every level 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...