Award-Winning Science Tutors serving West Haven, CT

...to share my love for lifelong learning. I have worked as a teaching assistant for several college-level biology labs (including Physiology, Ecology, and Cellular & Molecular Biology) and worked as an undergraduate research assistant in a Neuroscience & Behavior lab. As an active emergency medical technician and certified instructor, I have also spent significant time...

...(middle-school level through SAT prep), computer science (introductory web development and object-oriented programming), and English-Language Arts (reading comprehension with students grades 1-4). I've worked in environments ranging from a charter school in the South Bronx to a prep school in Connecticut. In mathematics in particular I have strong experience working with students who have learning...

...rewarding about guiding students as they prepare to step into their careers with confidence. I believe that each student's path is unique, so I strive to meet them where they are and tailor my approach to fit their individual needs. Throughout my career, I've had the pleasure of mentoring and tutoring in different roles, from...

...beauty of academics; I am passionate, detail-oriented and driven. Why do I like helping others?: Going through difficult times at a young age has allowed me to become very self-aware; through understanding myself am I really able to understand my world. I am able to recognize when someone needs help, especially a student, because I...

...and why? I love tutoring math, science and history! How would you describe your teaching philosophy/your tutoring style? I'm a big believer in the Socratic Method and allowing the student to realize the answer through curiosity. What interests you outside of academia? Ah, reading, tennis and DIY. I'm a bit frugal and love learning, so...

As a Mecanical Engineer for close to 40 years, I continue to enjoy the challenge of solving problems using the foundations of calculus, physics, mechanics of materials, and applied logic. My contribution to others' learning to create their own solutions is the fulfillment of a rewarding career.

...and cater to their unique circumstances, preferences, and objective. I am not just a tutor, but a mentor, too, and through fun, engaging activities and judgement-free support, I make sure to impart my love of learning to everybody whom I tutor. In my free time, I love hiking, exploring, playing basketball, and working out. I...

...in the subject. In addition to academic tutoring, I've also developed strong interpersonal and communication skills through my involvement in leadership roles and volunteer work, including crisis intervention and peer advising. These experiences have strengthened my ability to connect with people, listen actively, and provide thoughtful, student-centered support. Altogether, I bring a strong academic background,...

...that they could continue making their dreams come true. I ended up taking a hiatus from school for a little while to take care of family, but then went back in January of 2014 to Tunxis Community College. It is at Tunxis where I began my career as a tutor. I got CRLA Certified through...

...as a peer tutor and with elementary students at my local church. I enjoy volunteering am involved in Special Olympics, Crusade for a Cure, and the Make a Wish Foundation. While I tutor multiple subjects I am most passionate about areas related to reading, writing, and science. I believe that it is important for students...

...both the high school and university level. As a tutor, I try to not only instruct students how to do the problem that they are struggling with but to also make sure that they understand why such a procedure works. As a student, I did not always find new concepts easy to understand and I...

Growing up I always struggled with math and physics classes. It was my high school tutor that changed the way I look at these topics, and now I am studying Biomedical Engineering. I wish to help other students learn to love these topics the same way I have!

...successfully completed two years worth of chemistry coursework, including general chemistry one and two, and organic chemistry one and two. I love sharing what I have learned with my students! I enjoy learning and teaching about living things in particular, but all areas of science are of great interest to me. I believe learning should...

...rewarding moments in my former career as a chemistry and physics educator were to observe the spark in a student's eyes when a concept finally clicks, and he/she can apply their understanding to new problems. STEM subjects are typically viewed as difficult, but as an experienced educator, I believe mastery is within reach of anyone...

...a Masters in Adolescent Math Education. In the next 2 years I hope to start Teaching math on the middle school or high school level. I hope to give students a strong understanding of math and change those students that "hate" math into students who at least persevere through it because they understand it's importance....

...Elementary Education with a concentration in math. I currenntly work as Mandarin teacher in an independent school. I have worked in a local math tutoring center with K through 12 students for years, especially for middle school math, algebra, geometry, and SAT test prep. I also have classroom teaching experience at the elementary level.

Hi! I'm Caroline, a senior at Fordham University. I love interacting with students and explaining new concepts to them! My special interest lies in the liberal arts, but I can also offer test prep and grade-level tutoring in various subjects!

...students ranging in age from 7-17. I attended college at Washington University in St. Louis receiving a degree in mechanical engineering and energy engineering in 2020. During my time there, I worked as a teaching assistant for several different engineering courses, tutoring students outside of class in the calculus and physics related topics. As someone...

...approach will rapidly improve students school performance. Preparing the student to take test requires similar, but not the same strategy. Despite the apparent and real difficulty of the test , it is teachable and can be learned in a way that will dramatically and consistently improve the students score. By focusing on the logical inferences...

...future students. Upon entering the field of education, I quickly realized that teaching was much more than bestowing information upon a room of students, to be soaked up by their sponge-like brains. I came to understand that teaching is far more complex, demanding, and rewarding than I ever imagined. Like teaching in a classroom, tutoring...