I am extremely patient and love to build other people's understanding and knowledge of what they previously had difficulty grasping. My favorite thing is when students embrace a subject they once avoided out of frustration.

I am currently looking into pursuing my doctorate in education as well. There is a special place in my heart for history...don't you love seeing the cause and effect relationship of events across time and space?! However, science and math are right up there, too. I love the logic of math (I am an avid puzzle person), and I love how science just explains, well, EVERYTHING. Its amazing! I can also dabble in English because my mother is an English teacher and I have had grammar, editing and revisin...More

I'm a rising junior at Rutgers majoring in English with a minor is Pyschology. I'm also planning on applying to the Graduate School of Education so I've taken a lot of classes related to that as well. I've been tutoring for most of my academic career, but currently I work as a paid tutor at my school's writing center during the school year, helping students who struggle with college level writing. Most of the students I tutor tend to be international students so I have a good amount of experienc...More

I am a licensed naturopathic physician and clinical nutritionist. I also have years of experience as a behavior therapist, working primarily with autism and autism spectrum disorders. One thing I find most effective, whether working with patients or teaching, is meeting the person where s/he is at. I believe individual learning styles should be respected and taken into consideration to optimize success. I work to identify strengths and build upon weaknesses. I am patient, consistent, flexible an...More

I am here to help you answer that question. It's important to me that you understand the real-world practicality and significance of the subject. I want to help you absorb the information and paint a clear, concrete image in your mind of the concepts at hand. When math is just numbers and symbols, it can be scary. But when we turn it into something realistic that you can transform into engineering, chemistry, or even finance, it becomes enjoyable. That is why I love math, and that joy is what I ...More

I am a published constitutional lawyer, currently inactive, in four states. My modeling of critical analytical skills falls short if not accompanied by a genuine love for the subject matter and concern for the academic growth of the student. My concern is genuine and intentionally animated to inspire in students an infectious, lifelong love of learning. Tutoring allows me to continue in my passion for teaching, even during periods of work sabbatical.

I am fluent in French and am adept in common ESOL teaching techniques, both in the classroom and in a less formal setting. I particularly love tutoring Writing and Composition, Literature, History, and French - especially when an interdisciplinary approach helps the student approach information in new ways - since these fields are where my academic expertise and my interests align. I truly want to share my love of language, history, and literature with my students. I'm also passionate about ever...More

I am a highly interested candidate to become your tutor As a recent graduate of Rutgers University at New Brunswick with a M.Ed. in Life Science Education and a B.A. in Biological Sciences, I have been involved with a vast amount of science from biochemistry to physics of sound, and am currently continuing to explore. In addition to completing my Masters for Life Science Education, I am also a certified Chemistry teacher. I am currently teaching at a top New Jersey High School as a CP Biology, A...More

I am working towards two degrees for Aeronautical/Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. Currently I am attending Rutgers University in New Brunswick. I had the pleasure of tutoring Calculus 1 to my fellow peers during my freshmen year of college, and ultimately math is my favorite subject to tutor. Being patient is key to succeeding as both a student and a mentor and I believe practicing problems often enough is a great way to understand them.