Award-Winning Statistics Tutors in Fremont, CA

...college. I also took and passed the following AP exams: AP US History, Computer Science A, Calculus AB, and Chemistry. I also wrestled in high school. In college, I balanced my academic life, extra curricular activities, social life, and in general betterment of ones self. I also competed in the AIChE Chemical Engineering car competition three years running. I also took courses such as Chemical Plant Design, Analog Electronics, and Process Control with an emphasis...

...a Master's in Public Health from Columbia University. I have experience tutoring elementary, middle, and high school students in all academic subjects and in standardized test preparation. I particularly enjoy working with students on writing and watching their progress. I encourage students to feel empowered in tutoring sessions and to simply utilize me as a source of encouragement and new perspectives. In my spare time, I enjoy training to teach fitness classes, running, hiking, reading,...

...heavily on many mathematical components including basic math, Algebra, and Statistics. While Accounting is my strongest subject, the nature of this field builds on fundamental knowledge of Statistics, Math, and Economics. Because of this I retain a working knowledge in all of these subjects, and I can help with academic theory as well as provide real world insight into the execution of these skills. I have worked as a teacher's assistant in Economics and a...

...Managerial Economics. I have tutored students ranging from kindergarten to high school and in one-on-one to classroom settings. I specialize in Mandarin and Math. My teaching philosophy is to have fun while learning/teaching because a fun learning experience is also an effective one. I love helping others because seeing them succeed gives me a tremendous amount of joy and satisfaction. My students love me because I am approachable, fun, and friendly! Parents love me because...

...Psychology and Sociology. In 2011, I received my California Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential. I have been working in classrooms, providing academic support, since 2004. I have extensive experience working with individuals with special needs, from moderate to severe, and the gifted population. I am highly adept in tailoring education to fit each learner's needs, while maximizing output, motivation, and self-confidence. I sincerely enjoy working with children, listening to their stories, and sharing a laugh as...

...clicking, I change my teaching style to adapt to the needs of my students. By developing a supportive and encouraging relationship that fosters genuine learning and comprehension, students that work with me do more than just improve their grades and scores - they discover new strengths and build lasting confidence in their skills. I have expertise in special education, specifically helping students with learning difficulties related to ASD and ADHD/ADD. I look forward to helping...

...the world to communicate. Upon arriving in the United States, my leadership and background reflected on the role of being a Co-President of SHINES, a tutoring club, in High School. During the period of presidency, I had tutored my fellow classmates in Math and Science to inspire and motivate them. With that experience, I am very comfortable working with middle school or high school students. My style of tutoring mostly reflects on guiding the students...

As a UC Berkeley graduate with medical school aspirations, tutoring and teaching is a natural transition. I have experience with all age groups (elementary to post-college) and enjoy the process of creating true understanding along with building strong relationships with my students. If I can share even a fraction of my love of science, math and other subjects with students I know progress will be made!... Using guided questions and creating a strong knowledge foundation to help every individual learn the best way possible for them!

...be their strengths rather than a weakness. Most of us turn out to be weak in a given subject not because of our lack of intelligence in it, instead the lack of an inspiration when we were exposed to it at the first time. That lack of inspiration doesn't drive us to explore the basics and we continue building or carrying the weak foundation for the rest of our adult lives. Then suddenly one day...

...research position at UCSD School of Medicine, I taught several incoming researchers in immunological, genetic, and biochemical theory as well as relevant applications. I tutor a wide range of subjects including Physics, Math, Biology, English Reading and Writing, and more. While I have a background in many subjects, my favorite subjects to tutor are Biology and English. I enjoy teaching Biology not only because it is a subject which I am passionate about and have...