Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Tempe, AZ

...level, where I focused on helping students grasp complex concepts through practical, accessible instruction. My teaching philosophy is centered on making learning interactive and tailored to each student's unique needs. I aim to create a challenging yet supportive environment that encourages students to take ownership of their education and achieve their full potential. My goal as a tutor is to inspire a love of learning and help students build the confidence they need to succeed...

...and enjoyed subjects within math. Even today I will choose to read mathematics material over topics in science, which is a switch from my younger years. However, physics was the start of my passion for mathematics, and I hope share this sense of awe with you, or anyone I am teaching/assisting. I have been fortunate to have been given the opportunity to teach a calculus class, for two years, and every part of it has...

...(1, C Mechanics, Electricity/Magnetism), AP Computer Science A, AP Calculus AB/BC, and SAT Math. As a tutor, my goal is to instill within students the skills to achieve success on their own. Rather than providing students with "templates" on how to solve individual problems, I emphasize on teaching fundamental processes that can be applied to a host of different scenarios. I have seen first-hand how this approach improves students' confidence and classroom success. In my...

...have followed a career in that field ever since. From the time I was a student, I would always find space in my calendar to teach and tutor. I would help anyone from friends and colleagues in my classes to entire classrooms of middle and high schoolers through STEM programs and outreach activities. It was through the last two that I enhanced my creative teaching methods both for young and adult students. In my spare...

...high school. I must also mention I work a great deal in developing the writing skills of my students, especially involving the use of the Six Traits of Writing. In tutoring, I work with a student's most effective style of learning. Anything can be learned if it reaches a student through their best learning modality. I know from experience anyone can and does learn. It is simply a matter of finding your own style, and...

...same thing at the same time, using the same methods, in reality that doesn't always work. I have witnessed first hand how frustration can stop a student in his or her tracks. Many times I have seen students put themselves down and give up on learning. Sometimes they believe that when they didn't understand something fast enough, that maybe they just can't do it. This is never the case. There are many ways of approaching...

...group setting, and I TA in a college algebra class. I went to the U of Arizona (go Wildcats!) and majored in accounting. I really enjoy numbers! In my spare time, I am a long distance trailrunner, and I love going on adventures in the mountains with friends. When I relax, you can find me curled up with a good book or doing some yoga. I started tutoring in high school, and have over a...

...there are many different skills to master: cracking the egg, beating the egg, heating the pan, using the spatula to stir the eggs. plating the food. And each step must be taught and mastered before a delicious breakfast is made. Similarly, you can break academic topics into smaller parts for learning, and then build them up into a bigger picture. I have 25 years of full time teaching and tutoring Biology at Estrella Mountain Community...

...a M.S. in Data Science. I work as a Computational Astrophysics Researcher studying stellar variability and sky image processing. Since working as a summer camp counselor, I have enjoyed teaching. This interest was expanded when, during my Master's degree, I worked as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Department of Physics teaching Labs and Recitations for both Major and Non-major physics courses. I am passionate about teaching and hope to pursue a career in teaching college...

...teach them than they are to learn. The most important part of my teaching style is making sure I get to know who I'm tutoring. I'll often start by asking a student to explain the topic to me, and I'll correct any misunderstandings once they're finished. It's also vital to me to know the student's interests so that I can try and describe complex topics in a way that they will understand and be interested...

...and more people asked me to tutor their children, so I contacted Varsity tutors to extend my reach to people who did not know me personally. My style is energetic and engaging. As a trial attorney, I routinely have to communicate complex matters to a jury that has no experience in the fields of chemistry, biology and physics. This forces me to adopt an engaging style to ensure they do not tune me out. I...

How do you learn best? What is your learning style? How can I best help you learn more effectively? These are the questions that guide me when I sit down to help a new student. A mentor once told me that there are no learning disabled students, there are only teaching disabled instructors. I am always looking for new approaches to benefit every student better.

...swim instructor for 3 years. I have a lot of experience with kids in general, but also with teaching people of all ages and learning styles. I have the most experience with kids of elementary school age, however, I am very well versed in how to teach any age and have the most recent experience with high school and college-level topics. I also have experience working with kids with disabilities, autism and ADHD specifically. I...

...PhD student at Stanford University. I have experience tutoring people of all ages and backgrounds in science and math. I find tutoring to be a rewarding experience and I view it as a way to pay-it-forward, as I have also needed the assistance of tutors throughout my academic career. My expertise stems from the coursework in my undergraduate degree and from my previous job as a paid scientific researcher. As the only scientist in a...

Learning is lifelong, which is why I am committed to not only helping students learn but help them be confident in the learning process! A little about me: My favorite subject is math, but I really enjoy art history too. I am currently pursuing my bachelor's in Aerospace Engineering at ASU.

...innovative, using individual students creativity and learning styles to obtain math concepts. I have taught all subjects for 20 years from 3rd grade to currently teaching math as a professor at Maricopa Community colleges My love for Science is more than just teaching but it is about understanding, and exploring how living things cycle and connect. I connect students by creating hands on, tactile projects to learn and understand the processes. This passion came from...

...might work with 1 student or 20 students in a session - sometimes as many as 100 students would attend before exams! Teaching students how to teach themselves is my primary goal as a tutor. I might only see a student for 1 or 2 hours each week, and I want to make sure they can apply skills they develop with me to the time they study alone. I also love finding uncovering unique ways...

...227 and subsequently graduated from Ross University School of Medicine, receiving my MD and ECFMG certication. My clinical training focused heavily on Psychiatry, Neurology, and Infectious Disease. During my 3rd and 4th years, I was responsible for delivering biweekly lectures on advanced clinical medicine. Lectures covered concepts in microbiology, anatomy and physiology, cardiology, neurology, and psychiatry. In addition to topical lectures, I was responsible for delivering case presentations on specic patients in clinic which involved...

My primary objective is to create a safe and welcoming learning environment where all students feel appreciated and supported. For two to three years, I enjoyed working with children and had the opportunity to work with them in a school, online, and one-on-one tutoring setting.

...school! I have experience in subjects such as Calculus, Chemistry and English. Recently I returned from Taiwan, where I taught English as a second language. Since I have been back in the US, I have been preparing for the MCAT and medical school admissions. I received my BS in Biochemistry from the U of A in 2011 and am the recipient of the National Merit Scholar award. I am looking forward to helping you succeed!