Award-Winning Science Tutors in New Hampshire

...a variety of subjects. I have worked extensively with high school math and science subjects. Moreover, I focus on guiding the student to find information and use tools that they already possess, and not just use step-by-step instructions to find an answer. In short, I try to empower students to seek knowledge and information so...

...feels super frustrating. Other times, a concept just doesn't make sense. Other people might say that it does, and that makes you feel a little bad. I have been in that situation so many times and I know exactly how that feels. But I have always decided to keep going, no matter how hard the...

I am a recent graduate from the University of Massachusetts - Amherst with a BS in Biology. I'm really passionate about science and math and love to teach! In my view, each student has their own needs, and I think it's imperative to focus on what each student finds particularly difficult.... Every student is different. Instead of covering everything taught in the class, I prefer to focus on problem areas.

...My responsibilities in these positions included aiding in the development of students' conceptual and laboratory skills necessary to succeed in the courses. In evaluation of these experiences, it is evident to me that I have undergone personal growth as an aspiring educator and researcher. Providing assistance to other students has given me insight to the...

...up in Windham, NH, a small town in Southern New Hampshire, but I have been a Boston resident the past 7 years. I found a passion for Chemistry and Biological Sciences in high school thanks to great teaching, and it inspired me to pursue a career in that field. From 2006 to 2011 I attended...

...of thinking. I tutor because I like to share knowledge. I want to help others understand the value in learning various topics by connecting them to their real world applications. I've tutored math in the past and worked as a teaching assistant for a Calculus class while as an undergrad. I am a computer engineer,...

...some of the hottest biotech startups in Boston helping to create medicines to help cancer patients, diabetics, and create general anti-pain drugs. I published and won awards for my research, but something was missing. I realized that the most fun part of my job was educating people about my research. Coming from a long line...

...myself, I guide my students on study skills, tricks and trades to the subject, and how to best tackle difficult problems. I cater to the learning styles of all students and try my best to find the easiest way for us to tackle a challenging subject so that once on your own, you feel confident...

...I am a great tutor because I find happiness in helping people learn in different ways. I try my best to analyze how each individual learns to present the concepts in an easy manner. In addition, I love sharing my knowledge. I believe I put an equal effort as the student in achieving their goals.

Learning chemistry is like learning a musical instrument. Practice it enough and you'll be an expert... Repetition until the student shows me he can understand.... Ask him when he began to fall behind.... Act excited myself.... Explain fundamentals, if necessary.... Have them read aloud, and I help with unfamiliar words.... Make them feel at ease. I'm a regular person.