Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Pflugerville, TX

...did not always know I wanted to be a teacher. I originally enrolled in college to become a Biomedical Engineer. After I earned a B.S. in Biology, a B.A. in Chemistry, and a Minor in Mathematics, I decided to participate in various science-based internships all over the world in order to discovery a career I was passionate about. An internship in Pennsylvania as an Environmental Educator inspired me to go back to college to become...

...ESL 1st grade for 2 years and ESL 3rd grade math and science for 4 years. I am most passionate about helping students understand math concepts. I enjoy helping struggling students breakdown the large math concepts into concepts they can understand by using their prior knowledge, math manipulatives and variety of strategies. As an educator I understand that each student learns differently. It is important to understand the learning style of each student to move...

...of course SAT math (because it's lots of middle school math!). Algebra I is my absolute favorite subject to teach and tutor - I love how it is cumulative and you keep using the skills you've learned for the rest of the year. I believe that understanding math is based on a student's skill ability. Just like a musical instrument or sport, it becomes a lot easier the more you practice it. Once you invest...

...Professions Certificate. I have been taking college level science and math classes, and have been performing and competing in piano events internationally. Due to my great passion to work with children, I have been teaching students in middle school and high school as well as volunteering at church events. Moreover, I have sub-interned at Yonsei University of Severance Hospital in Korea to enhance my medical knowledge and desire to become a doctor in the future.

...and adapted to how each student thinks. As a computer science student, I've built educational games, simulations, and full systems experiences that taught me the importance of breaking down complex problems and thinking step by step. But what's stuck with me even more is the power of encouragement. I used to hesitate asking questions myself, so I know how valuable it is to have someone who doesn't make you feel small for not "getting it"...

...it. Like I mentioned, learning math can actually be fun, especially the feel of success. Of course, my whole life isn't all math. Personal interests, outside of family life, include collecting. From things like old toys, lunch boxes, cartoon character cookie jars, comics, collector cards, and more, I've probably have or had a collection of sorts. Many things have even spilled over to my classroom, particularly PEZ dispensers. To sum it up, I believe one...

I believe everyone can bring out there maximum potential through wholesome methods.

...and biology teacher who also spends time working as a research assistant at my Alma Mater, The University of Texas at Austin. I graduated in 2014 with a B.S. in Marine and Freshwater Science and have since worked in several research labs and taught several groups of students. My interests include running and spending time outdoors, attending local concerts, and reading up on current topics in marine science. I am also currently taking classes in...

...work with students to mentor and assist them in achieving all their academic goals! I have taught and volunteered as a tutor in multiple subjects and for multiple grade levels including in elementary education (reading/ELA and science). My passion is helping sonography students and graduates through ARDMS tutoring. My goal is to help each and every student I work with tackle their academic hurdles by finding out their best learning style and promoting strong study...

...surpassed my own goals, and became a responsible citizen, role model, and teacher to the younger generations. As an elementary teacher, I have been able to help young children develop social skills and positive learning habits in an enthusiastic, stimulating, and positive classroom environment. As an elementary educator, I have fostered the social and intellectual development of students, in hopes that one day, they too will also become a responsible community member. As most do,...

...very skilled in teaching basic reading skills, such as context clues, main idea, and comprehension. As you'll see on my resume, I have helped students achieve significant improvements on their standardized test scores. I can also teach your child how to formulate their ideas into a well-crafted essay or paper. For high school students, I have a firm grasp on how to develop a grounded essay that includes thesis statement, topic sentences and transitions. We...

...the Year two years in a row at my campus, as well as District Teacher of the Year in 2017. I love figuring out how peoples' brains work and figuring out how we together can master difficult subjects. I have worked with folks at all levels of ability, and I'm special education certified, in addition to my other teaching certifications. But, also, and most importantly, learning should be FUN!!!! Let's have fun together and the...

...to help fund my living expenses while I go to school. Before I entered law school, while I was getting my master's degree, I tutored a variety of high school subjects and the SAT and ACT. I enjoy tutoring immensely, and after nearly eight years of doing it, I have developed a repertoire of tricks that help my students learn more easily. I particularly enjoy tutoring high school math and physics, Spanish, and literature, but...

...experience working with students that have many different needs, including academic and behavioral needs. I utilize a variety of resources and accommodation strategies to help make the content accessible to all learners. Some techniques that I like to use while teaching younger students are color coded notes/pictures/diagrams, interactive activities, guided practice (I do, we do, you do), scaffolded steps (step 1, step 2), formula support (boxes to show where numbers belong), reading comprehension strategies, checks...

...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 hacks on how to get the most out of studying and improve memory. Knowing that people love to hear how smart they are, I never fail to let my tutees know, while objectively letting them know ways they need to...

I am a undergraduate student at the University of Texas, Austin. I genuinely enjoy teaching, and it is a great passion of mine. I have a variety of interests, such as traveling and visiting art museums. I enjoy both the sciences and the humanities, as well as just learning for the sake of learning.

...The University of Texas at Austin where I graduated with a BS in Neuroscience. I am currently taking a year off before matriculating into dental school where I'll be attending Touro College of Dental Medicine at New York Medical College. I am excited to work with your student to help them succeed in areas of biology, chemistry, and math. I enjoy utilizing YouTube videos/animations, mnemonic devices, and drawings to help engage students and create a...

...far I have taken to tutoring as a way to give back to my school's community, and I've decided to expand my horizons and help more people by coming here. While I tutor a range of subjects, I am at my best tutoring Computer Science and Computer Programming, with Math and Science-based subjects not too far behind. I prefer to give my students the big picture concepts at play in whatever field I'm guiding them...

...and with little in common with what we see and do everyday. I'm here to tell you that doesn't have to be the case! Almost everything can be broken down into small pieces and understood in a simple, intuitive way. Even mathematics, which doesn't always seem to translate to the real world, can be used to describe things such as how fast cars move, what profit a company can make from selling items, and how...