Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Alsip, IL

...in Economics from Eastern Illinois University and a Bachelor's in Sociology from the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, I bring over 2 years of experience in fostering student success. My approach is rooted in patience and engagement, aiming to create a supportive environment where students can thrive in subjects like statistics, economics, mathematics, and English. I...

...have great teachers at the University of Chicago in my graduate education, and at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in my undergraduate education. I try to relate whatever subject I am tutoring to the real world. Learning is a lot easier and fun if students see the relevance to their lives. I am a very...

...instruction all the way through to enrichment focused instruction for students looking to graduate early, test out of a particular course or stay sharp during their summer months. I am a firm advocate for fostering a psychologically safe education environment, encouraging my students to nurture their curiosities, take risks, and challenge the 'status quo' as...

...product development and CAE methods development. My key strengths include using simulation tools such as finite element analysis and multi body dynamic analysis for developing optimized designs from concept to final product. I like to use advanced engineering analysis tools. My career history includes about 2 years at Accuride Corporation as Product Engineer/FEA and 3...

...teachers to receive one additional point in the hopes of receiving a B+. I spent my days watching TV, playing games, and hanging out with my friends. But I've had a moment of change. A BIG CHANGE of my life that brought me to who I am today. With a gentle push from my mother...

...University in Peoria IL. I graduated with a degree in Statistics to become a Data Analyst. Math has always been a part of my life but not just in an academic way. I am a strong believer in the idea that numbers rule the world from finance to construction to medicine. All my closest connections...

...friendly teacher. I enjoy learning as much as I enjoy teaching and as they say, the best way to learn is to TEACH! I bet the only way to teach is to learn continuously. Talking more about my Professional experience, I have completed my Master's in Computer Applications from India, and have worked as a...

...years of experience (and counting)...varying from middle school level to college level. I tutor numerous math topics. I'm very true to my craft and willing to help anyone in need of my services. Attention to ALL STUDENTS: Please COMMUNICATE anything that deals with our relationship as tutor-student. Make sure you remain cognizant of your scheduled...

...The ability to assess and react on a one-on-one basis can prevent the largest pitfall of all; boredom. By adjusting one's teaching style to match a student's learning style, the information can flow smoothly, as can a passion for the subject. Achieve this, and learning becomes not only empowering but fun! My past experiences include...

...mathematical sciences requires a combination of repetition, revision, and recall, but I am flexible and adaptive to different learning styles. I welcome students and/or parents to set their own goals/expectations, and I tailor the curriculum to suit those goals. I earned a PhD in statistics at The University of Iowa. I also served as Supervisory...

...deeper understanding of the material. To aid in this, I draw from my extensive knowledge of the subject of mathematics and expand upon what they are studying. This allows me to call on different approaches and methods to solve problems, and I believe allow my students to more completely grasp the concepts.

...graduate school application essays and reviewing others'. Lastly, I have a wealth of scientific writing experience thanks to years of research and Master's thesis work. I am passionate about helping people achieve that "A ha!" moment. I have a true love of learning - it has propelled me to pursue a graduate degree and to...

...gets the aha moment, it makes me feel like I have accomplished what I needed to do. I am very patient with the students and always tell them not to be afraid to tell me that they don't understand what I am explaining. I will find a different way to explain things until they understand...

I'm an incoming Junior at Northwestern University with a double-major in Statistics and Organizational Change. Through my previous work as a math tutor, camp counselor, and current Peer Adviser (orientation leader), I've developed a passion for helping others achieve their goals, especially in academic settings.

...fortune 500 company. I have 17 years of experience in teaching and building a team to achieve success and in getting a desirable results. I have a passion for teaching and helping to pass great knowledge to the student. I have a Ph.D. in Industrial and System Engineering. My passion in life is to help...

I have been a student for the majority of my life and I don't believe I will ever stop learning. I hope I can be a great tutor to someone once in my shoes!

...seeking opportunities in professional and academic environments. In the academia and mental health fields, my continued investment in people rewards me with the opportunity to celebrate others' achievements. At the center of those things is the learning process and the meta-process of learning how to learn. From my experiences, academic leadership can have a positive...

...but what's important is developing the ability to admit when you don't know and seek help. Working one-on-one, whether with a teacher or mentor, has helped me turn a corner in multiple subjects over the course of my academic career. Learning how to deal with adversity can certainly be applied in all areas of life....

...Illinois Chicago with a bachelor's in engineering and minor in biology. Throughout university and high school, I've introduced high school students to fluid mechanics, led study groups on biomedical imaging in a university student organization, and led small band practices for middle school students. With research experience across four labs at the university and national...

...that separates the successful from the average. Shortcomings are not things to be ashamed of, but rather to be learned from. I believe that, while grades are certainly important to the success of the student, they are only a secondary focus of importance. There are dozens of ways to get good grades without ever increasing...