Recent successful New York Bar Exam candidate. Pending admission to the New York State Bar. Recent Juris Doctor graduate, summa cum laude, of Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. Former Editor-in-Chief of the Touro Law Moot Court Honors Board, former Notes Editor of the Touro Law Review, President Emeritus & former Communications Director and Marketing Director of the Student Bar Association, former Contracts I & II Teaching Assistant, former contributing writer of the Suffolk Lawyer, and former Executive Student Co-Director of the Touro Law Legal Education Access Program. Graduate of St. Joseph's University - Long Island and holder of a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

I have completed my undergraduate in aerospace engineering. Currently, I am a high school math teacher in Texas. I teach Calculus, Algebra, and SAT Math.Please feel free to reach out to me if high school mathematics seems overwhelming.

Understanding the style of learning and adapting to each student needs is the key for its success in mathematics. I look forward to working with you and helping you become a successful and independent student!

Sometimes finding the right way to look at a problem is the hardest part of solving it. Early on I realized I am not a visual learner and unfortunately a lot of the early education system is built around that skillset. So, from the time I started school I was always looking for new ways to approach problems. As a result I am drawn to situations where I can solve problems and help people understand things better. Tutoring and teaching, for me, is the pperfect intersection of my skillset.Regarding my education, I recently completed my Associates of Life Sciences from Montgomery County Community College and am now working towards my Bachelor's degree in biology with a specialization in cell and molecular studies and a minor in psychology. After completing my degree I intend on enrolling in a Master's program for genetics counseling. While I do tutor a variety of subjects, I am the most passionate about the biological sciences. These subjects make up the foundation of all living things, and even though they are complicated, how could you not wonder where life comes from or how it works? I love helping students discover their love of biology, plants, and animals! I love fostering curiosity and exploration through education by helping students understand these challenging subjects and showing them how they can use what they are learning in the real world. I love hearing stories about how their knowledge came in handy on a camping trip or how they were able to help explain a difficult concept to their peers using the different methods they learned in their sessions with me.While I am the most passionate about biology, I also use my science and psychology-minded approach to tutoring other subjects as well and love helping students discover passion for things that they were formerly struggling in.I am happy to work with students who have learning disorders. It can be so difficult and frustrating for a student to try to explain why there is a disconnect in the information that other people read and understand so easily but just will not come easily for the student. I am personally dyslexic and have ADHD and remember the struggles I had growing up and getting through school. It took me years to develop coping mechanisms and tricks that let me read and write efficiently because I was diagnosed later on. As a result, I have an intimate understanding of what tips and tricks helped me stay on track. I am happy to help with reading and writing, organization, how to set goals and stay on task, and focus/listening skills.Building a strong and sound educational foundation is imperative to setting students up for success. Doing it while having fun and learning important problem solving skills helps impart confidence in students. It also helps them learn the importance of following through with what they start and the reward of completing something difficult.All students face challenges and how we approach them can make all the difference. I am excited and passionate about helping students face challenges head on and accomplish their goals.

Graduated from Colgate University with double major in astrophysics and applied math, I am currently working towards my graduate program with specialization in dark matter and cosmology. When I was still in college, I worked as a peer tutor for several physics and math courses, helping students with their homework and to build the confidence. I am incessantly curious about the nature. Therefore, I would love to share my stories of hiking and skiing with the students. Hope to work with people and help them enjoy learning. I believe if I want the mass to appreciate the most forefront research, I should be able to explain clearly the basics concepts at the first place, and that ability is largely enhanced by teaching.

I am Mathman! I have been teaching math at the high school level for 10 years. I have tutored students even before I began teaching. I enjoy the process of learning. I work to meet the student where they are in the learning process and get to know the way they learn best. This is where the real math adventure begins. We will explore multiple ways to understand problems to help you on your math journey. My goal is to work myself out of a job and for you to be confident in understanding and doing the math on your own. I want for you to do your very best on the tests required of you. Math......Don't leave school without it!

My core belief is that all students, regardless of age, want to be successful and learn complex, sophisticated material. I use my training as a teacher, my experience as a classroom teacher and tutor, and my own experiences as a learner to help understand the obstacles any student faces with challenging material and to provide scaffolds and supports to overcome those struggles.I have been working in education the last 12 years in a variety of contexts: teaching English as a foreign language as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Turkmenistan, test prep to older high school students in Brooklyn, NYC, as an English classroom teacher to 7th through 12th graders in Queens, New York, a tutor for my advisory students in 7th and 8th grade, and as a teacher trainer at Columbia University. These numerous positions have helped me understand what it is like for a learner to engage in difficult material and to know how I can help learners make sense of their own learning process.

Hello! I am a dedicated and qualified undergraduate student with a strong passion for teaching Spanish.As an aspiring Spanish teacher, I have dedicated the past 10 years of my academic career to learning Spanish. Through past experiences with studying Spanish as well as current college-level coursework, I have developed a strong ability to understand different aspects of Spanish language and culture. In addition, during my junior year, I spent five months studying abroad in Spain through which I was able to confidently converse with locals as well as take 300-level Spanish courses.I have had previous experience teaching Spanish as a teachers assistant at a few public schools in Seattle. I worked with middle school and high school students in classroom settings, which allowed me to be coached and observed by different instructors, develop professionally, and better understand teaching a wide range of ages.I believe that good teachers are built out of their experience. Therefore, I highly value opportunities through which I can teach others as well as practice my Spanish.

I am someone who has always loved helping people learn. Watching another person undergo the "AHA" moment is one of the best experiences, I believe, someone can have.I have taught briefly at the high school level and assisted at the graduate level, and I have found that I am skilled at adjusting and catering my teaching abilities to students with different past experiences that require different ways of learning. I am currently a practicing biostatistician and a PhD student in biostatistics at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst.I am excited about the opportunity to help others learn.

Education is a passion for me. I've loved it ever since I was a child and love it now that I am able to share my knowledge with others. I received my BA in Biochemistry at Vassar College, my MSC in Anatomy & Physiology at the Atlantic Veterinary College of UPEI, and my PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Orthopedics) at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Subjects revolving around biology and chemistry are therefore my area of expertise and what I most enjoy tutoring.I don't have a singular approach to tutoring. It starts with getting to know the student and how they best assimilate information. Everyone is different. I always look to the individual's needs and work from there.Outside of academia I am interested in Fitness (CrossFit, Powerlifting), Aikido, Rock Climbing, Gaming, Movies, and Outdoor Activities/Nature.

Recent successful New York Bar Exam candidate. Pending admission to the New York State Bar. Recent Juris Doctor graduate, summa cum laude, of Touro University Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. Former Editor-in-Chief of the Touro Law Moot Court Honors Board, former Notes Editor of the Touro Law Review, President Emeritus & former Communications Director and Marketing Director of the Student Bar Association, former Contracts I & II Teaching Assistant, former contributing writer of the Suffolk Lawyer, and former Executive Student Co-Director of the Touro Law Legal Education Access Program. Graduate of St. Joseph's University - Long Island and holder of a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.

I have completed my undergraduate in aerospace engineering. Currently, I am a high school math teacher in Texas. I teach Calculus, Algebra, and SAT Math.Please feel free to reach out to me if high school mathematics seems overwhelming.

Understanding the style of learning and adapting to each student needs is the key for its success in mathematics. I look forward to working with you and helping you become a successful and independent student!

Sometimes finding the right way to look at a problem is the hardest part of solving it. Early on I realized I am not a visual learner and unfortunately a lot of the early education system is built around that skillset. So, from the time I started school I was always looking for new ways to approach problems. As a result I am drawn to situations where I can solve problems and help people understand things better. Tutoring and teaching, for me, is the pperfect intersection of my skillset.Regarding my education, I recently completed my Associates of Life Sciences from Montgomery County Community College and am now working towards my Bachelor's degree in biology with a specialization in cell and molecular studies and a minor in psychology. After completing my degree I intend on enrolling in a Master's program for genetics counseling. While I do tutor a variety of subjects, I am the most passionate about the biological sciences. These subjects make up the foundation of all living things, and even though they are complicated, how could you not wonder where life comes from or how it works? I love helping students discover their love of biology, plants, and animals! I love fostering curiosity and exploration through education by helping students understand these challenging subjects and showing them how they can use what they are learning in the real world. I love hearing stories about how their knowledge came in handy on a camping trip or how they were able to help explain a difficult concept to their peers using the different methods they learned in their sessions with me.While I am the most passionate about biology, I also use my science and psychology-minded approach to tutoring other subjects as well and love helping students discover passion for things that they were formerly struggling in.I am happy to work with students who have learning disorders. It can be so difficult and frustrating for a student to try to explain why there is a disconnect in the information that other people read and understand so easily but just will not come easily for the student. I am personally dyslexic and have ADHD and remember the struggles I had growing up and getting through school. It took me years to develop coping mechanisms and tricks that let me read and write efficiently because I was diagnosed later on. As a result, I have an intimate understanding of what tips and tricks helped me stay on track. I am happy to help with reading and writing, organization, how to set goals and stay on task, and focus/listening skills.Building a strong and sound educational foundation is imperative to setting students up for success. Doing it while having fun and learning important problem solving skills helps impart confidence in students. It also helps them learn the importance of following through with what they start and the reward of completing something difficult.All students face challenges and how we approach them can make all the difference. I am excited and passionate about helping students face challenges head on and accomplish their goals.

Graduated from Colgate University with double major in astrophysics and applied math, I am currently working towards my graduate program with specialization in dark matter and cosmology. When I was still in college, I worked as a peer tutor for several physics and math courses, helping students with their homework and to build the confidence. I am incessantly curious about the nature. Therefore, I would love to share my stories of hiking and skiing with the students. Hope to work with people and help them enjoy learning. I believe if I want the mass to appreciate the most forefront research, I should be able to explain clearly the basics concepts at the first place, and that ability is largely enhanced by teaching.

I am Mathman! I have been teaching math at the high school level for 10 years. I have tutored students even before I began teaching. I enjoy the process of learning. I work to meet the student where they are in the learning process and get to know the way they learn best. This is where the real math adventure begins. We will explore multiple ways to understand problems to help you on your math journey. My goal is to work myself out of a job and for you to be confident in understanding and doing the math on your own. I want for you to do your very best on the tests required of you. Math......Don't leave school without it!

My core belief is that all students, regardless of age, want to be successful and learn complex, sophisticated material. I use my training as a teacher, my experience as a classroom teacher and tutor, and my own experiences as a learner to help understand the obstacles any student faces with challenging material and to provide scaffolds and supports to overcome those struggles.I have been working in education the last 12 years in a variety of contexts: teaching English as a foreign language as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Turkmenistan, test prep to older high school students in Brooklyn, NYC, as an English classroom teacher to 7th through 12th graders in Queens, New York, a tutor for my advisory students in 7th and 8th grade, and as a teacher trainer at Columbia University. These numerous positions have helped me understand what it is like for a learner to engage in difficult material and to know how I can help learners make sense of their own learning process.

Hello! I am a dedicated and qualified undergraduate student with a strong passion for teaching Spanish.As an aspiring Spanish teacher, I have dedicated the past 10 years of my academic career to learning Spanish. Through past experiences with studying Spanish as well as current college-level coursework, I have developed a strong ability to understand different aspects of Spanish language and culture. In addition, during my junior year, I spent five months studying abroad in Spain through which I was able to confidently converse with locals as well as take 300-level Spanish courses.I have had previous experience teaching Spanish as a teachers assistant at a few public schools in Seattle. I worked with middle school and high school students in classroom settings, which allowed me to be coached and observed by different instructors, develop professionally, and better understand teaching a wide range of ages.I believe that good teachers are built out of their experience. Therefore, I highly value opportunities through which I can teach others as well as practice my Spanish.

I am someone who has always loved helping people learn. Watching another person undergo the "AHA" moment is one of the best experiences, I believe, someone can have.I have taught briefly at the high school level and assisted at the graduate level, and I have found that I am skilled at adjusting and catering my teaching abilities to students with different past experiences that require different ways of learning. I am currently a practicing biostatistician and a PhD student in biostatistics at the University of Massachusetts, at Amherst.I am excited about the opportunity to help others learn.

Education is a passion for me. I've loved it ever since I was a child and love it now that I am able to share my knowledge with others. I received my BA in Biochemistry at Vassar College, my MSC in Anatomy & Physiology at the Atlantic Veterinary College of UPEI, and my PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Orthopedics) at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine. Subjects revolving around biology and chemistry are therefore my area of expertise and what I most enjoy tutoring.I don't have a singular approach to tutoring. It starts with getting to know the student and how they best assimilate information. Everyone is different. I always look to the individual's needs and work from there.Outside of academia I am interested in Fitness (CrossFit, Powerlifting), Aikido, Rock Climbing, Gaming, Movies, and Outdoor Activities/Nature.