Award-Winning Science Tutors in Salt Lake City, UT

...classes, and a variety of electives. I have traditionally preferred tutoring physics and math, but recently constructed a chemistry course that has built my enthusiasm for that subject. I have had experience teaching students of many ages and abilities, and believe that patient and understanding instruction is paramount to a students success. I am very patient and caring, and I take a sincere interest in my students. I consider myself to be a well rounded...

I am a recent graduate of Brigham Young University. I love basketball, tennis, running, and cooking. I have a lot of experience tutoring my four younger siblings, my classmates, and my friends. I love learning and teaching and feel that both should be enjoyable and personal experiences.... Instead of giving away answers, a teacher can help a student become an independent learner by helping them discover how to solve new problems on their own.

I believe in helping the individual achieve their own potential, their own talent, their own success. As a tutor I aim to encourage the good habits that already are there to enhance any student's capability, as I am certain that everyone has gifts waiting to be uncovered.

...bring me questions, I normally will break the question into smaller chunks to help the student identify the hardest part of the problem. Once the problem is identified we would discuss this problem to make sure the issue is resolved. This method helps maximize the usefulness of the sessions by making the student aware of their weak points, so they can improve outside of the tutorting sessions. Outside of academia I indulge in the outdoors...

...major. I enjoy being outdoors, hiking, biking, running, swimming, ect. I like to go on adventures. I like to live life. I believe that I have the ability to encourage people to do well, and as a tutor, I want to help students with their education. I want to help them have a fair chance to progress. I want to work with the students and help them understand the principles that are being taught to...

Anything can be learned. It's just a matter of how.

Every student has their own unique talents. Every student has the ability to master information. Every student can succeed in different ways and on different days.... There is value in all learning though we may not recognize it while we are going through it. But one piece of information, one skill we mastered, will one day be critical in achieving a goal we really want. Hard work is the price we pay for getting to that place where we can enjoy learning and doing.

...love escaping up to the mountains for a hike, or for a relaxing drive while I play some good tunes. I love to run and be active. I've spent some time out of the country for various reasons and as Ive learned about different cultures, Ive found that I really enjoy traveling! I'm also very passionate about music and enjoy playing a variety of instruments. I am currently a violist in the BYU Symphony, and...

...hard problem gives you a great sense of accomplishment. I believe that everyone can excel at these harder science subjects they just need to believe they can do so and overcome the stereotype that math and science are hard. When I'm not studying I play any sport I can and love to watch all sorts of different sports. I love my Utes and the Cleveland Indians and the Utah Jazz and I always cheer for...

...who have had to work through disabilities from autism to dyslexia. I have learned that the most important part of working with a student is to be as patient and flexible as possible. It is important to be receptive to the needs of the students and developing a deep understanding with them to let them know that they can trust you and are aware that you are willing to help them no matter what.