Award-Winning Statistics Tutors serving Norwalk, CT

Currently I am a 2nd year Financial Engineering Graduate student at NYU. During my high school studies, I was a Math Olympiad student and attained several achievements at International level including 3rd places at International Asian Pacific and Silk Way Olympiads. I have 3 years of experience of teaching math. I tutored both in small groups and in person. In my spare time I love playing soccer and swimming.

Teaching students is what I love doing. I have tutored students in various subjects. It brings me the utmost satisfaction to see students begin to understand and comprehend concepts that they were confused by once before. I was in honors all through out high school and I have received many diplomas for academic excellence. I am a deans list student who has a passion for mathematics as I find it very easy to teach.

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...about 6 years now. I've taught a variety of subjects but mostly relating to Math, Science or English. I am very patient and I take time to make sure every student understands the basics very well. I've taught kids from 4 year olds to college students. So I know how to change my teaching style according to the age and the students need. And I would love to help you with your courses.

...I got a car and immediately began to drive to clients houses to tutor them. Since then, I have learned how to really tailor my teaching methods to each unique student. It is extremely fulfilling to watch someone progress throughout our sessions and grow academically. I am entering my 3rd year of undergraduate studies in Molecular and Cell Biology at UC Berkeley. After graduating I plan on moving back to take a gap year before...

...of North Carolina at Charlotte. With over five years of experience in both classroom and tutoring settings, I have taught a variety of subjects, including Algebra, College Biology, and Elementary Math and Reading. My teaching philosophy centers on understanding each student's unique learning style, utilizing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles to create engaging, accessible lessons that foster a love for learning. I particularly enjoy working with diverse learners, including those with learning differences and...

I am a college grad with degrees in math and economics. I enjoy these subjects and am excited to help those who need it.

...just love to teach! It's fun to get to know my students and I work to have some rapport with each as together we figure out a plan of study. I work through problems step by step at the student's speed communicating clearly what is needed. Working in the online environment is something I very much enjoy. I have an M.A. in mathematics from The University of Massachusetts and an M.S. in computer and information...

...helped teach at a school in Philadelphia. Moreover, I love to travel and teaching is a great was to make that sustainable! I have taught English at a refugee center in Southern Thailand, and I taught English to Buddhist nuns and Thai children at a monastery in Northern Thailand! I recently graduated college with a BA in political science. I want to take some time off now to travel and learn about other cultures before...

...I have a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Texas A&M University, where I graduated from in 2009. Subsequently, I have held various roles at investment banks and hedge funds in fixed income and commodities trading. Currently, I'm a Vice President at a large reinsurance firm. As a student, math was my favorite subject, and I took part in various math contests and Olympiads. I am interested in teaching both high school and university students on practically...

...went on to pursue a Masters in civil engineering at Carleton (in progress) where I am analyzing SAR data to detect ground movement above aquifers but also gained an outstanding teaching assistant nomination at the same time while completing a certificate in teaching methods specifically related to how students are motivated to learn in online environments. I worked six semesters as a teaching assistant and consider it to be the most rewarding employment that I...

...Electronics Engineering. I have a deep appreciation of theoretical concepts and their practical applications that is why I was able to quickly apply these two bodies of knowledge to real life situations in various industries. Furthermore, over the years I was also able to mentor individuals from different backgrounds and ages; i.e. classmates, referrals and colleagues helping them achieve their objectives. I always found it rewarding to see faces shine during Aha moments of understanding...

...enthusiasm, interest, and increased understanding in mathematics. I want them to develop problem solving skills that could help them in their careers and enrich their lives. I have used mathematics my entire career and am aware of it's applications in so many areas from finance to engineering and science. If I can help a student either get past a problem in understanding a concept or solving a problem, or motivate them to appreciate mathematics I...

...academic endeavors, while enjoying the process! Below are some student reviews of my teaching: "She overall was very helpful. Her lab lectures were supplemented with her own research experiences and she was always helpful in clarifying questions or topics." "I appreciated how Ana was always very positive and enthusiastic when presenting in her lab lectures. She was also very helpful and would answer any questions I had about the lab." "Ana took time to meet with...

...and Bioengineering. I grew up with numbers. I attended Russian School of Mathematics every weekend for many years. I partook in AwesomeMath during summer 2020, and won awards for math research. I teach arithmetic, algebra, geometry, precalculus, trigonometry, calculus (AP Calculus A/B, AP Calculus B/C, college calculus), and statistics. I also offer ACT tutoring. Additionally, I teach beginner's chess, psychology, and physics: mechanics. Entrust me to be your tutor and I will not disappoint: I...

...the efficiency of our tutoring sessions. I teach a variety of subjects within math, science and the humanities, and I enjoy working with students of all ages. Additionally, I also enjoy helping students navigate the challenges of college, graduate school and residency applications. I have served as a tutor and teacher in a wide array of subjects for about 10 years in both formal and informal capacities. While in undergrad, I individually tutored teammates on...

...my Bachelor of Science in Economics and my minor in mathematics. I have been tutoring at my college for the past year and a half, which has helped me discover my love for teaching and tutoring. I am planning on entering a master's or Ph.D. program in the fall for economics so I can become a professor and continue teaching. My goal is to reduce students' stress and frustration in mathematics and economics.

...school. I am here to be a small part of what helps you get through it. My promise to each student I spend an hour with is to do my best to help you understand whatever it is that you are having trouble with. I have been working in a private school for the last nine years where we focus on the whole child. Getting to know your student and how they learn best is...

...Sciences. As a pre-medical student, I have a strong desire to educate and empower others. I am hard-working, self-motivated and focused. I have worked in several capacities as a tutor and a mentor to students. Through these experiences, I was able to enhance the ways in which I can best serve others while guiding them through academic subjects, standardized testing and the college process. Through all of my experiences, I was able to strengthen my...

...M.A./Ph.D student in Linguistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. My current research deals with how language is used and how understanding can change in differing contexts, for example how people define what counts as a lie, and how our brains process emojis. At the University of Illinois, I've taught several linguistics courses, including the popular Linguistics 100 introductory course. I spent a semester abroad in Sevilla, Spain during my undergraduate studies and that...