...struggling in their classes. Initially, I found this difficult; it was a challenge determining exactly where a student's understanding of a topic was faulty. Over time, however, I developed a keener sense for the hurdles that students sometimes face when learning, as well as the most efficient ways to overcome them. I also developed more patience and empathy through tutoring - I often remembered feeling the same confusion about a topic that my students were...
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...elementary and middle schoolers. While I tutor a variety of subjects, I am most passionate about math and college applications. I particularly enjoy tutoring students for the SAT and ACT or writing college application essays because I remember how difficult it was during that time but learned to have fun with the process and would love to help students through this time. I like to share tips on time management and anxiety when taking tests,...
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...explanations that not only illuminate the concept but also show the student why the information is important. I teach a variety of STEM topics, mostly focused around Computer Science, and I specifically focus on GRE preparation. There are a lot of tips and tricks you can use to maximize your score, as well as core concepts that can help you solve problems more easily. I have extensive experience with the GRE and with helping people...
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As a tutor in test prep (SAT/ACT/SSAT/AP), I aim to help my students learn subject matter solidly enough to teach it themselves. I have four years of experience in online tutoring through the Russian School of Mathematics. My VA research, 1st placement in MA Science Olympiad, and perfect AP scores in Calc BC, Eng Lang, Chem, and Bio give me the expertise to transform your student into an academic weapon.
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...University in Radiation Medicine. I completed my PhD in Medical Physics at the University of Wisconsin Madison this December and graduated with a degree in Nuclear Engineering from the University of Michigan in 2018. I have been tutoring for over 10 years! I've tutored a large range of ages (ages 5-40+!) and specialize in math and physics! I love finding each students unique learning style and helping them achieve in a way that works best...
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...Quantitative Methods, Philosophy of Science, Educational Psychology, High School (5 years) - Robotics (Arduino, RPi, Vex, etc), 3D Design with Autocad products, 3D Printing (Prusa, Makerbot, Ultimaker and Flashforge printers) using Simplify3D and Curia, Intro and Intermediate Electronics, Product Design and Invention, Animation (Blender), Vex Robotics Team Coach, Geometry, Algebra II, Physical Science, Chemistry Middle School (7 years) - Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Vex Robotics Team Coach, Elementary (4 years) - K-6 Elementary STEM Teacher, Lego WeDo...
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...all levels of Mathematics and Computer Science but I especially like working with students on fundamental knowledge. There is something truly wonderful about seeing something "click" for a student. My teaching philosophy is simple: Nobody is simply "bad at math!" Most people have convinced themselves of this, but it simply not true. They simply haven't found someone with the patience and background to guide them to a solid understanding. One of the best ways to...
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...up and nothing's changed! I've earned my Associate's in CyberSecurity from Pikes Peak State College. From simple hobby projects to complex medical systems, I've designed and implemented projects of various sizes to completion. I've worked in fast-paced companies and casual hobby projects with friends. I tutor a wide variety of things related to computer science, English, science, mathematics, and study habits. I help guide students from novice to mastery in their preferred learning style, explaining...
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I am currently in my second to last year of my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics. I have an M.S. degree in Statistics. For my Ph.D. I work on computational neuroscience-type problems. For my M.S. I worked on modeling respiratory diseases in racehorses with multiple data analysis/ advanced statistics techniques. For my undergraduate degrees, I double-majored in math and biochemistry. I have extensive research experience in math, statistics, and biochemistry.
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...the GRE. Requiring more than just a knowledge of subject matter, the GRE necessitates strategy and time management. To a point, time management and strategy are more important than just understanding the definition of the word 'matriculated' that I threw in at the beginning of this statement. Knowing when and where to take shortcuts can help reduce stress in a stressful environment and lead to better test scores to strengthen any potential graduates resume. In...
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...my graduate degree, I continued privately tutoring while working as a scientist for Siemens Healthcare, teaching Notre Dame and Indiana University students in undergraduate physics (mechanics), math (algebra), and computer programming. I am capable of tutoring a wide variety of undergraduate courses within math, chemistry, physics, engineering, and computer science. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and chemical engineering courses as these courses were most interesting to me when in school. My teaching/tutoring style...
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My name is Mike and I'm a 2012 graduate of Tufts University, with a degree in Computer Engineering. l look forward to guiding students toward achieving their academic goals by guiding them in identifying their strength and weaknesses and helping them leverage their strengths to make progress in problem areas.
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...best by visualizing, but if his students are more kinesthetically/feelings oriented, he has plenty of experience in theatre improvisation to creatively engage them using stories. Benjamin has over 100 hours of official tutoring, including professional math/science tutoring with two top tutoring agencies, and plenty of informal (free) tutoring as the go-to smart guy in most of his math/science classes since junior year in high school. Additionally, he has taught Stanford graduate students in 2 graduate...
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...I received my Bachelor of Sciences in Applied Mathematics & Statistics with a concentration in Physical Sciences. Throughout my undergraduate career, I was fortunate enough to participate in several research-oriented internships in New York and Maryland. These allowed me to gain invaluable experience and apply my knowledge to real-life applications. In addition, I have experience tutoring fellow classmates in courses such as physics, probability/statistics, and linear algebra; however, my favorite subject to teach is calculus...
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I am an experienced tutor and excellent communicator. I'm inventive and I specialize in problem solving at all levels of mathematics, physics, and some programming (C, C++, Python and Java). I have 4 years of experience in instructing and tutoring students to help them become successful in their respective courses.
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...assisting students solve a problem is much more than a typical answer of giving yes, no and small simple answers. Sometimes, the understanding of the question itself can allow an easier way for students to find the answer. Which I have witnessed the effectiveness of this method, time and time again. Be that as it may, here is a bigger requirement for further advancement and production of learning to succeed in the game of life....
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...As a student who once struggled with classes in the past, I truly know the difference a good tutor can make. Tutors have the ability to break subjects down into more understandable ways for people who do not see things in the black and white ways that they are taught in schools. I believe that I have the skills to help others learn in new and creative ways like I was taught. There were many...
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...favorite hobby is working out and lifting weights at my local Planet Fitness. Additional Information: I am a STEM based tutor for Varsity Tutors in which I tutor everything from entry level to advanced subjects in Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, all Engineering disciplines, and MBA courses. I am continuously adding both courses in an individual field as well as fields themselves to tutor. I tutor from 6th grade to graduate school as well...
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...social sciences. A strong intellectual and practical interest compels me to explore the nature of information as a pervasive force - A resource that drives human innovation, scientific and corporate progress, and technological advancement. To that end, I pride myself on my extensive background as a tutor and as a professional within the pharmaceutical industry. I am particularly well-suited to assist you with programming (R, SAS) as well as probability, statistics, and biostatistics. I'm a...
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...related to my minors. I was a science teacher in a middle school, a biology teacher in a highschool and currently teach undergraduate biology at the university level. I also teach German classes and was the Vice President of a German-American Society. A few years ago, I developed a new interest in Business and co-founded two tech-startups in Florida. I recently finished a MicroMasters Certificate in Business Foundations from the University of British Columbia using...
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l1. Reviewed Laboratory exam questions involving unit conversions, solubility rules, separation of mixtures and indicators such as the litmus paper and test in identifying the components of unknown compounds 2. We reviewed how to write net ionic equations for chemical reactions involving formation of precipitates Overall, the student showed marked progress in her command of the concepts reviewed and has been given a focus for her private studies, which will involve memorization of key tables tested in the exam questions reviewed during the session
So much trig! We worked on graphing functions and methods of finding zeros when there are sine and cosine present. The student should work on memorizing the sine and cosine graphs and the values at which each are zero.
We covered logarithms and exponential operations including how to expand and contract logarithmic expressions. Also talked about how to express logarithms in words as "the exponent that "a" needs to be raised to in order to get "b"". We also talked about the importance of taking every necessary step in order to arrive at the correct answer instead of trying to take shortcuts that leave you with something incorrect. He finished more than one entire homework assignment and he seemed to have a greater understanding of what he was doing.
We worked on the student's exam review for Algebra 2 - the teacher basically put together all the old tests for the problems to be worked through again. This time we covered logs, natural logs, and inverse functions.
We reviewed physics as the student has a test coming up this Thursday. We did a review of kinematics equations as well. The student knows the terms of each formula-x, x0, y, yo, v2-v2, and delta x.
Went over second homework which was due the 30th. Discussed topics including the travelling salesman and finding minimum cost Hamiltonian circuits. Reviewed and edited work that was already accomplished, polished it up, came up with more options for the second homework set, and completed it.
