I started teaching during graduate school at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign where I got my PhD in Physiology. I am currently a Biology Professor teaching Anatomy and Physiology as well as Genetics and Molecular Biology. My teaching philosophy consists of three parts, presenting information through different media types to help students who learn better visually, linking topics to current events, and providing skills students will learn outside of school. I believe these ideas will help students not only learn the material but will help them retain in by seeing how the ideas taught in class apply to their life. My areas of expertise primarily focuses on Biology, with a focus on Anatomy and Physiology as well as molecular Biology. I can also help with math and science down to the middle school level.

I love math and went back to college after working as a chemical engineer for the pulp and paper industry to get my Masters in Education. I have spent the last 20 years teaching math for grades 5 to 12 in Florida, Georgia and Alabama.My favorite math subject is Algebra but I have tutored and taught many topics in math. I am excited to be a math tutor online and look forward to working with you.

I graduated a Dean's Scholar from Clarkson University in May of 2013 with a double major in Aeronautical and Mechanical Engineering and two minors in Mathematics and Business. As leader of my aircraft senior design team, aerodynamics design team, and propulsion design team for the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, I have had a great deal of experience in teaching others. I've dealt with mathematics and physics at all levels, ranging in math from algebra and trigonometry to calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra and in physics from projectile motion to fluid dynamics, thermodynamics, and aerodynamics.As leader of several design teams, it was my responsibility to assign tasks to each team member to make sure we produced the most innovative, cost effective, and time efficient design possible. Getting to know the members of the team, it was clear that not everyone was always on the same page. To be a successful team, I knew that we all needed to understand exactly what we needed to do. So, on several occasions, I created brief PowerPoints of the applicable concepts to see where we needed the most work. I printed out relevant text and any sample problems I could find to aid in my teams understanding of the design criteria until we were all comfortable enough to proceed.Currently, I am employed as a consulting engineer for an engineering firm in Suffolk County, NY. Here, my work varies from preparing estimates to designing traffic signals and roadways and performing construction inspection. In my spare time, I enjoy running, playing racquetball, volleyball, soccer, and volunteering at local ministries and outreach events.As a prospective client, I'd ask that you keep the following in mind: I tutor because I have a commitment to life-long learning. I tutor because I hope that I may be able to help students enjoy learning as much as I do. I believe that the student who is willing to learn is the student who will take the most from what life has to offer. All I ask of you is for your respect and for your effort. With a bit of hard work, I know we will make a difference in what ever we set our minds too!

I am a seasoned professor of chemistry. Love math and science. In addition i love poetry, cooking and gardening. I see chemistry in every thing. Cooking and gardening both has so much to do with chemistry and math. Measurements in recipe and how to work up the recipe and to cook at a certain temperature. I love music and see music in nature. I have a way to connect things in simple way which are difficult and abstract concepts. This approach makes it easy to learn.

Dear Students:I love to teach students. I have been teaching students in Chinese and English for almost 2 years. I Speak fluent Mandarin, Cantonese and English (can read and write very well). Here is my education background:Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York, Ph.D., Structural EngineeringSouth China University of Technology, Guangzhou, China, M.S. and B.S., Structural EngineeringI made over 30 presentations in English and Chinese, in technical conference in US or in China (8 universities including , , , etc.)

I am a graduate of Clarkson University. I received my Bachelor's Degree in Global Supply Chain Management and Minor in Project Management in 2023. The following year I received my MBA from Clarkson University, with an Advanced Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management. At Clarkson I was the Graduate Assistant for the Chair of Global Supply Chain Management and assisted with Supply Chain and Logistics Undergraduate and Graduate classes. After graduation, I started a job as an Analyst at M&T Bank in Buffalo, NY. I am also in the Operations Development Program at M&T, which gives a deeper dive into how the banks day to day operations take place. In College I played 5 years on the Varsity Baseball Team, where I was a captain and learned valuable leadership skills. Personally, I take a large interest in developments in Artificial Intelligence and how it is improving efficiency in the business and education sector. I believe that it can become a valuable resource to allow students to learn and master skills they will be able to transfer to the professional world. I also have experience tutoring for SAT/ACT prep, and enjoy helping students become more comfortable when approaching problems on standardized tests. Technical Skills: I have proficient experience using Microsoft Excel to analyze data. As well as Microsoft Power BI creating dashboards and reporting data. I also have experience using Microsoft Project Management software

I graduated from Clarkson University (NY) with Biomolecular Science diploma (with distinction) and since I have worked in my own biotechnology company.Teaching others is my passion and I am really good at tutoring. Back in college I was awarded the "Top 10 Undergraduate Teaching Assistant," mainly due to my commitment to students I worked with. Overall, I have tutored more than 300 students, ranging from 8th graders to PhD candidates.I am extremely good at biomedical sciences, thus my primary focus is on tutoring biology, chemistry (mostly organic), anatomy, physiology, biomedical research, genetics, and biochemistry.However, I am a published author and thus I possess strong writing skills, which helped me succeed with the SAT, MCAT, and college literature-based courses. To read and to understand what you read is one of the most fundamental strengths required on most standardized tests and in real life as well. If you have a problem with critical thinking, text analysis, or composing more complex pieces of writing (college personal statements, essays, etc.), I can help you with that!I practice what I preach and what I preach is one simple thing: there is nothing impossible in life. Everything what you want to accomplish is who and what you are. However, does anything in life come easily or even for free? Well, maybe sometimes... But most of the time you are expected to carry your own torch and prove what you are capable of. And that's when I come in and help you prove everything - even the most impossible.I am a very patient, out-going, outspoken, and extremely positive young guy whom you can talk to about everything. I understand that life not only brings joy, but also sorrow and complicated scenarios which we all must handle every day. Therefore, I am totally placable and the only thing I care about is to see you succeed. And if you like Rock & Roll or have some recommendations for a good movie to watch, you're already my best friend!

Hello! I am a long-time (retired) mathematics professor looking to continue helping students learn and understand math. I have been teaching math for 28 years and have taught all levels from Pre-algebra to Calculus 2 and everything in between! I am very patient and passionate about math, so, if you are struggling with a lot or a little of your course, I can help you get over any hurdles you are encountering. I look forward to hearing from you!

As a dedicated educator with a PhD in Physics from Clarkson University, I am passionate about helping students grasp complex concepts in subjects like AP Physics, Algebra, and Statistics. With over 5 years of tutoring experience and additional classroom teaching at both the high school and collegiate levels, I tailor my approach to ensure that all students, regardless of their background, achieve a solid understanding of the fundamentals. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering an engaging environment where students actively participate and connect theoretical knowledge to practical applications. I believe that a strong foundation in physics not only enhances academic success but also ignites curiosity about the world around us. In my free time, I enjoy exploring the latest developments in physics and sharing insights with my students to inspire their learning journey.

I am currently a student at Clarkson University, pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering with a minor in Mathematics, while also following a pre-medical track. Throughout my academic journey, I have offered tutoring services across various subjects, including Physics, Chemistry, and Music (specifically Piano), but my greatest passion lies in Mathematics. My tutoring experience includes guiding high school students through complex topics such as balancing chemical equations, acid-base titrations, and determining oxidation numbers in compounds. Additionally, I have assisted students with calculations related to Kinematics, Electricity, and A.C Circuits, helping them grasp problem-solving concepts in Chemistry and Physics. Furthermore, I have provided piano tutoring to middle school students, focusing on teaching major scales, chord progressions, and techniques for improvisation, which enabled them to create their own music. My enthusiasm for Mathematics stems from its inherent enjoyment and fascination, driving me to continuously deepen my understanding and problem-solving skills. In my tutoring sessions, I employ simple yet effective methods to help students approach mathematical problems with confidence. I am deeply committed to assisting others in unlocking their potential to comprehend challenging educational concepts, thereby broadening their knowledge and skills. Beyond academics, I engage in extracurricular activities such as soccer, basketball, piano playing, and gaming (Fortnite)."

Hi! My name is Jenna and I just received my masters in education from Clarkson University, specializing in 7-12 English. Currently, I am in Mexico City nannying for a family and working on my Spanish as well (I intend to become certified in teaching Spanish when I come home).Thus, I am qualified to teach English (reading, writing, grammar, etc.) and Spanish (reading, writing, grammar, etc). To able to tutor is a gift to me, as this profession couples two of my favorite passionsworking with students and exploring the humanities.I have about a year and a half of teaching experience. I did a two full semesters of student teaching (adding up to one year) and I have worked for a year at an elementary school being a permanent substitute. Thus, I have experience working with students ranging from kindergarten to 11th grade.My teaching philosophy is that everyone is worthy of receiving an education. Tutoring is such a great way to ensure that this becomes a reality for our kids. Every student deserves respect, patience, excitement, and faith, and I showcase these qualities in every single interaction I have with my students. Let the learning commence! :)

I am a graduate of a top engineering university and am an engineer for an energy firm. I have years of experience tutoring and teaching math and various sciences from elementary through college. I primarily tutor high school math and sciences but also have extensive experience in all forms of engineering and higher mathematics including Calculus and Linear Algebra. I believe in incorporating real world examples to help students understand the application of math and science in the real world.