Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Clear Lake City, TX

...field. I like to set an agenda for each student in our sessions in order to create a structure in which they could relax and organize their thoughts. I spent the first two to three minutes listening to them talk about their day and their interests and hobbies to connect with them as a person...

I've expanded my knowledge through extensive reading... I also have the IB scores to exemplify that I can tailor a tutoring session to help you analyze text and write essays like a pro.

...Bachelor's of Science degree in mathematics with a minor in computer science technology. I have been tutoring mathematics for five years. I also taught in Cypress Fairbanks Independent School District for two years. My teaching/tutoring style is very positive, encouraging, and most of all motivating. Students need to be motivated and need to gain a...

...9.5 years. I am also a soccer coach. I enjoy reading, movies and camping. Ever since I was a junior in high school, I knew I wanted to be a teacher. I am a life long learning and look forward to new and exciting things. I do hope that you will give the opportunity to...

I enjoy helping others whenever I can and would like to believe that I am good at it.

...that thoroughly enjoys gulping in life by the mouthful. I have 2 children, ages 11 and 6. I am currently completing my undergraduate degree in Psychology and Biology. I work as a Research Assistant looking at developmental biology of glial cells in neurodegenerative disorders. I like to think of myself as a lover of brains...

...can give to a person, and I try my best to do that every day. I believe that my style of tutoring, which involves intense collaboration, is conducive to helping students succeed. My ability to prepare and explain subject matter is of utmost quality. Moreover, my penchant for connecting with students on a personal level...

...is to take a complex concept and break it down into 3 minute mini lessons. At The University of Texas at Austin, studying engineering taught me that I wasn't naturally good at math. The lessons were extremely dense, so it was easy to fall behind. I learned many skills required to learn quickly and efficiently....

...I have been teaching for 40 years. My job is to find a way for you to understand and apply what you are studying. What good is something if you can't use it? Because I have done this for a long time, I have many ways of explaining something to you and will use as...

...in my teaching style as I'm extremely patient and have no issues repeating key concepts or explaining things in a different manner. Outside of academics, I enjoy playing tennis, having played at the varsity level at my high school, and more recently I've become interested in Ultimate frisbee. I played two years during my college...

...that knowledge is paramount to how we view learning, and school as a whole. I enjoy helping people, young and old, to understand math and its interworkings. I understand most people don't like or enjoy math, however, I try to make it as enjoyable as possible so you feel comfortable in learning the material. In...

I have a passion for learning and an earnest desire to cultivate that same passion in others.

I am a high school computer science teacher so I understand how to explain computer science in an easy-to-understand way. I look forward to working with you!

...done very well. My teaching style is to first assess where you are in terms of your understanding of the subject matter through questions about your thought processes. Through that, I hope to ensure that you have a complete understanding before moving on to practice questions. This is the most crucial part because it enables...

...I was an Assistant Professor of Physics, Mathematics and Business Mathematics. My doctoral studies at University of South Carolina and research work at Syracuse University facilitated my scholastic exposure beyond my expectations. I had the privilege of working at Brookhaven National Laboratory and the Nuclear Physics Institute in France. The graduate school experience cultivated in...

...the information that the teacher/tutor provides. The teacher or tutor should not just fling information at the student and expect them to absorb it. They should go through the concepts step by step, ensuring after each step that the student has grasped whatever is taught. It is after the discourse that the assessment of knowledge...

...received my GED from Klein High School, and I am currently attaining my B.S. in Neurosciences from Texas A&M University. I plan to attend medical school at Texas A&M University to attain my Doctorate of Medicine. I tutor a wide variety of subjects including but not limited to Basic biology, chemistry, physics, mathmatics, and statics,...

...of Angola. I am regularly asked to teach others in my group how to model the complicated nuances of this contract. Before starting my career with ExxonMobil, I studied Petroleum Engineering and Business Entrepreneurship at the University of Oklahoma. As the scholarship chair of my fraternity, I frequently tutored non-engineers and younger petroleum engineers in...

...oh Houston. I did my master's in Portugal, England and Spain in Power Systems and my undergrad in my home country, Eritrea. I have one-to-one and classroom size tutoring experience. I love teaching and I make friends with my students very easily. While I have tutored most of the major subjects given in middle and...

I firmly believe that every student has the ability to achieve greatness. Any advice, word of encouragement, or assistance I can provide towards the student maximizing his/her potential makes the investment worthwhile. I was fortunate to get help along the way; why not turn around and do the same for others?!... "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."