Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Gwinnett County, GA

...in which they feel are deficits. Since graduating from undergrade, I have taught 5th and 3rd grade. Every year, I have moved more than 60% of my students to a higher grade level and more than 60% of my students has passed the end of the year state test. I enjoy teaching and having fun...

Experienced mathematics tutor with a Bachelor of Science in Engineering. I specialize in tutoring people with the mathematics/quantitative portion of standardized tests. I'm super laid back and easygoing and would love to help out!

...began to dedicate myself to this new path, I wanted to give back to those around me. I became a tutor for Chemistry and Physics, and also worked as a Supplemental Instruction Facilitator (think group tutoring) for Chemistry and Math. In recent years, I have also tutored students at the high school level through private...

...microbiology. My favorite subject to tutor is ecology because it is what I do every day at my job. My teaching philosophy is to find a way to convey information that is tailored to how each student learns, since everyone learns differently. Outside of academia, I am a marathon runner and am very passionate about...

...my college degrees from Georgia State University, finishing my Education Specialist in 2009. I have 20 years teaching experience at the elementary level, with most of my experience in 5th grade. Math is my favorite subject to teach because fractions do not scare me! As a once struggling student, I love making learning make sense...

...tutoring Elementary and Middle school level math and Algebra-I for more than 15 years. I also specialize in Chemistry tutoring for High School students. I am a dynamic, resourceful educational professional with genuine interest in academic and social growth, motivating and inspiring students by creating a fun and challenging learning environment. I have proven ability...

...I like working with others. I also consider myself to be very well organized. I am an Atlanta native who just recently moved back to Georgia after graduating magna cum laude from Wellesley College. I was a dual magnet student in math/science and performing arts at North Springs Charter High School in Sandy Springs. While...

...& kinesthetics activities. I have taught grades Pre-K, K, 2nd, 3rd, & 4th. I consider myself an expert on the Georgia Standards of Excellence for elementary grades & very familiar with the Georgia Milestones Assessment. I have administered the assessment for the past 6 years. Although, I can tutor all elementary school subjects, I'm most...

...of Time" and other books outside the school curricula. I think that fundamental physics is especially interesting, because it is very pronounced in everyday setting. In order to learn what the frontier physics looks like, I joined a physics lab in my college to do research with a professor in January 2021, and continues uninterrupted...

...all students are capable of learning and should be afforded the opportunity to do so in their unique learning style and at their own pace. With positive support and guidance, every child can meet expectations and achieve. I am passionate about educating students and helping them to realize their potential. I have spent most of...

...conditions. One of the main reasons I am pursuing prosthetics and orthotics is because I love working with people! That is also why I became a tutor. I love helping people achieve things they want to do. One of my main objectives as a tutor is to help students understand the big picture about why...

I have a degree in biology, business and quality. My career is a combined 15 plus years in the science industries and the military. I enjoy helping others by volunteering in the community and sharing my knowledge in various academic subjects such as high school biology, high school and college algebra, and general chemistry.

...Georgia State University in 2006 with a B.S. in Psychology and a minor in Chemistry. I have worked with a lot of children and adolescents as a counselor in the mental health field. I believe that being able to communicate well helps in the mentoring relationship. I am open to mentoring in different ways and...

...scientific principles throughout the community and making physics and physicists more accessible to elementary and middle school students. I am well-versed in a wide array of subjects, primarily in Physics, Math, and English. At CU-Boulder, my dualistic double major provided me with interaction with many different walks of life as well as learning and teaching...

...am from Seattle, WA, but am moving to Denver, CO. I have a B.S. in Microbiology from the University of Washington and a passion for all things STEM. I am an incoming Ph.D. student, planning to pursue a Ph.D. in Immunology. I look forward to chatting with you and/or your student soon!

...study music at the Georgia Governor's Honors Program to obtaining a research internship at the University of Georgia during which I attempted to detoxify contaminated waters in third-world countries. Outside of academics, I love sports, animals, and learning about different cultures and backgrounds (I myself come from a diverse background, having lived in Korea, California,...

...Chinese (heritage speaker) and English. I've been a teaching assistant, I've planned science events, I've worked one on one mentoring college students for success in STEM. I've also been a tutor for over two years. But more importantly, I've been a student. I know how to make engaging, interesting lessons that'll launch students to success....

...Engineering. I have tutored a variety of subjects for 4 years. I tutor for the SAT, ACT, and math up to calculus. By far, my favorite subject is math because of the freedom provided in approaching problems. I believe in giving students ample time with a subject so that they have a conceptual understanding before...

...science, and they have both become passions that I will continue to pursue in my education. I believe a strong foundation in both areas is fundamental in scholastic success, so I often break down subjects to their roots in order to help a student succeed from the ground level up to most advanced topics. Additionally,...

...understanding how our world works, and I think every student should be able to fundamentally understand how our world works. People I've taught in the past tend to see eye to eye with me on that once they understand the topics at hand. As far as computer science is concerned, I think programming is the...