Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving Chandler, AZ

Specialize in systems engineering, applied physics, and related mathematics. I found this degree out of passion, and want to help anyone trying to get through whatever challenges they need to have the privilege of pursuing their own.

...going to cover beforehand. During sessions, I explained key concepts in an easy-to-understand way with numerous examples, followed by hands-on examples to strengthen their comprehension. Throughout the lesson, I use positive reinforcement to boost my students' confidence and give them the feedback they deserve. I always put my students first and strive to maintain consistent communication before, during, and after meetings to ensure all my students meet and surpass their academic goals. I understand that...

...for more than 30 years. I have a Bachelor's degree from UC Berkeley in Applied Mathematics. More importantly, I truly enjoy helping students to understand math concepts. I know there are numerous methods to solve any math problem. Students are different, and I work with each student to find the teaching method with which they are most comfortable. In addition to my experience as a math tutor, I now teach seminars that guide students in...

...University of Southern California on a full academic scholarship in August 2008. In May 2012, I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors in Biology and a Bachelors in Music (emphasis: Violin Performance). In May 2014, I graduated with a Masters in Public Health degree (emphasis: biostatistics) at the top of my class. As such, I enjoy tutoring students in math and science subjects. In the past, I have tutored middle school students for the...

Graduated RN from an accredited Nursing school, having hands-on experience in the field working with geriatric group. Have a passion to teach nursing classes and pre-licensure classes such Anatomy and Physiology. Also, teaching nursing core classes such Pharmacology for nurses, dosage calculations, Med-surg 1,2,and 3, pediatrics and OB/GYN for nurses. willing to take one on one, small or large groups of students!

All are capable of learning new and wonderful information. My calling in life is to assist those who desire to learn by listening to where they are and understanding where they would like to go. ... Encouraging and rewarding the student's independent research and verbalization of their thoughts will stimulate independence in the learning process.... Attempt a different approach in relaying the information, while keeping in mind the student's learning style.... Allow the student to verbalize...

...and getting to know my students! My goal in every course I teach is to make the complicated simple and easy to understand. I have taught a variety of subjects and age groups. I currently teach psychology and statistics at Glendale Community College and plan to teach other courses there in the future. I am very excited on the first day of every semester to meet my new students! It is my goal to make...

...from the University of Wisconsin - Madison and moved to Arizona in August, 2014. From my experience teaching swimming and skiing lessons in High School, I not only found that I enjoyed teaching, but I was also very good at it. This experience coupled with my passion for Math and Science sparked my interest in becoming a tutor. In my free time, I enjoy playing and watching sports, reading books, and watching movies. I look...

...only. This meant that the same group of about 15 students went to the same class everyday, making it very easy to form small study groups after class. Essentially, I spent four years tutoring (and receiving tutoring!) from my fellow classmates as we worked through class notes and problem sets. Bringing my experiences as both the tutor and tutee from these study sessions, I will strive to create a tutoring plan to your unique form...

I do not merely want to know, but I also want to understand how things work. And, in everything I engage in, I pursue understanding and wisdom, the tools that keep me lastingly equipped for success.

...graduate of Pepperdine University (one of the TOP 100 Universities) in the USA and majored in Business. Since graduation, I went to work in the computer industry traveling to over 66 countries while teaching computer technology. Traveling the world can be a valuable learning experience as we learn so much about people, cultures, customs, and languages. The last four years working from home, I find helping others better discover learning is invaluable I vividly remember...

...helping students build their knowledge, skills and self-confidence, particularly through the teaching of reading, writing, and other language arts. As a teacher, the best time of year for me was when my little students cracked the reading code and began reading all over the place-walking down halls, in the library, the cafeteria-everywhere and everything! I knew whole vistas had been opened to them. I taught adult illiterates as a volunteer for a number of years...

...student at Arizona State University in the biomedical engineering department. I will be earning my Bachelor's degree in May of 2015 and beginning my master's degree in biomedical engineering in August 2015. The research that I have been working on is studying more direct routes of drug delivery within the body as well as developing code for counting cells. I am an avid learner and love to share my knowledge with those around me. My...

I am a mechanical engineering student at Arizona State University. I tutor algebra, calculus, and physics.

...K-12 tutor with a BA in English - Writing, Rhetoric, and Literacies. For over 10 years, I have devoted much of my time to my own education as well as helping others succeed academically alongside me. Tutoring helped put me through university, and I intend to continue to help others succeed in academic and artistic endeavors for the rest of my life. As a dedicated tutor, I am committed to fostering a supportive and engaging...

...understanding of the world around us. It isn't something that is ever finished in life, although there are brief reprieves from tests and homework until finally graduation. School isn't the sole medium by which to inquire about and learn more of the world, but it's the best system we've got. Yet even still, it isn't perfect. People learn in different ways, and sitting in a classroom isn't always going to allow for optimal learning conditions....

...foundation for future progress utilizing repetition, mnemonics, and productive study habits. I want to give my students the tools they need to succeed so that they can find their way and achieve their best life. When I am not consumed by my coursework, I like to hang out with my partner and our dogs, eat good food, go hiking, camping, and make trips to the beach. If the weather is bad, I'll find a good...

...can be counted, and not everything that can be counted counts." -Albert Einstein In this world of standardized tests and teaching to the lowest common denominator, students are falling through the cracks. It is my mission to help people realize how easy education and subjects can be. If someone fails a class it is the failing of the instructor not the student. We used to have these values and I am trying to bring them...

My primary objective is to create a safe and welcoming learning environment where all students feel appreciated and supported. For two to three years, I enjoyed working with children and had the opportunity to work with them in a school, online, and one-on-one tutoring setting.

...incoming freshman at Stanford University, where I plan to be a physics major. I love learning new things and I am excited to share new ideas with my students. In particular, I enjoy watching my students' confidence increase as they understand concepts for the first time and realize they can apply their new knowledge elsewhere. My experience includes instruction in elementary, middle, and high school math at Mathnasium, where I also received formal tutoring training....