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...experience in the science and mathematics disciplines as a result of the courses that I had to take for the pre-medical track. My prior tutoring experience consists primarily of high school level students(algebra, geometry algebra2/trig, chemistry, biology, physics) and to a smaller degree college students in biological, physical and biochemical disciplines. The best way to achieving the desired grade in any discipline would be with understanding the concepts (with proper guidance) as well as much...

...Math with a focus in Education. I graduated in 2012 and since that time I have been a full-time teacher in a NJ High School. After school I do voluntary tutoring, and I am also a football and wrestling coach. I have taught 7th and 8th grade math, Algebra 1, and Geometry. I have also tutored in all those subjects including Algebra 2. I am most passionate about Algebra 1 as I believe that here...

...been working at the Academic Learning Center of this college for about two years and have tutored different levels of Mathematics and Spanish. My experience as a tutor has been incredible. I enjoy working with students who care about their education. It is really satisfying to see how independent students can become through the tutoring process. I believe education is the key to having a better quality of life. In my free, time I enjoy...

...grade students and I know their curriculum well. I provide support in most of their major courses. I have had extensive experience tutoring students privately as well, both on the high school and college levels. I have privately tutored students in social studies, social sciences, literature, math and some science. My approach to teaching is very student centered because I think each student needs to be treated as an individual to maximize their educational experience....

I am currently an Adolescent Education: Math student at SUNY New Paltz. I strive to be both a figure of reliability as well as relatability.

...excited spirit of discovery within students that I work with, or at least give them an appreciation for why math is useful and necessary. Though my main passion is math, I have a growing appreciation for creative things as well. In my free time, I like to design games, draw on my tablet, and compose music. I'm not amazing at any of these things, but I'm still learning, and I'm in awe at how much...

...are geometry and all levels of calculus! I like that geometry entails visual learning and allows me to be creative in my problem solving. I also enjoy calculus because it is an interesting subject that analyzes many mathematical concepts that we learned growing up. My workload as a mechanical engineering student allows me to practice and apply the fundamentals of calculus, geometry, algebra, and trigonometry daily. Outside of my love for mathematics and physics, I...

...individual level enough to continue doing it. With a background in the sciences and mathematics, and a graduate degree in philosophy I'm incredibly well-rounded in terms of what I'm capable of teaching and moreover, have a generally positive pedagogical approach to everything; I really do love teaching. Even fields in which I have little experience become a contest with myself to master solely for the sake of helping a student. I have extensive experience in...

...my students are interested in becoming more knowledgeable and proficient in the selected subject matter. I want to help every one of my students achieve their goals and also help make their dreams a reality. When I am not teaching or tutoring students I enjoy playing golf and exercising. I have played golf for over 17 years and I have never broken a hundred. I promise you I am a much better teacher and tutor...

...PAWS NYC (Pets Are Wonderful Support), EWB NYC (Engineers Without Borders) and iMentor. I have previous tutoring/mentoring experience - I was a summer RA (Residential Advisor) for groups of highschool students; and most recently mentored highschool students on college preparation, including financial aid and the college application process. I am most passionate about engineering, the environment, sustainability, and Math. In my spare time, I enjoy learning, reading, meditating, running, gardening, baking, cooking, and DIY projects.

...in Pharmaceutical Management and Finance. As a professor and scientist, I have held faculty positions at the Medical University of South Carolina, Medical College of Georgia, and most recently, the New York University School of Medicine. An active writer, I have published nearly two dozen peer reviewed articles in medical and social science journals as well as scientific textbooks, manuals, and two full-length novels. Having founded a chapter of the international social responsibility organization "Net...

...more clearly and be relieved of their academic stress; I get a rush every single time I manage to help a student. I have been tutoring since high school and have most of my experience with math, but have also helped with English and French. My most recent job was at a summer camp, so even outside of my tutoring I have lots of experience working with kids in and out of the classroom.

...went there because I wanted to get more exposure to teaching while also indulging in some adventure. Foreign English programs can vary widel, but mine was not a coasting position. I taught between 16 and 30 hour-long classes a week and then had to design lesson plans, run language club, write homework and tests, and then grade them. What is amazing, however, was I stayed longer than my contract. Even after being on my feet...

...and obstacles seem intimidating at first; however, they are not alone, and all experts had to start somewhere. While I will try to relay that message as a tutor, the message is the same for all aspects of life. I didn't always love mathematical subjects, but after having some amazing teachers/mentors, I have realized how relatable/impactful the subjects can be. I hope to show my students that the work they do in school is not...

...currently an undergraduate student pursuing a Computer Science degree at Fordham University. This is my first year tutoring as my only real experience was helping classmates do their homework. However, when it comes with teaching others math, I've always held the belief that people need to learn each individual step in a mathematical problem. I believe this is something that can improve student's understanding in math. I also make sure students are engaged and have...

I love playing my saxophone and playing volleyball, amongst other activities. I am also a freshman business student at the Rutgers Business School.

I am a motivated and dedicated student who is looking to help similar-minded students achieve their academic goals.... I believe that patience and understanding is the key to teaching students. One can never rush learning, as students need to have a solid foundation before learning new concepts.... I would figure out what kind of learner they are and how best to help them achieve their goals, in addition to finding out how much they already know.

...Since graduation, I have practiced medicine in Jamaica and taught mathematics in New York City. While I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorite is mathematics. I love math and I am passionate about helping students master mathematical concepts. More particularly I try to instill a similar enthusiasm for the subject within my students by showing them how math can be applied to benefit them in their real lives. I try...

I am a recent graduate with a M.S. in Physics and a B.S. in Physics and Mathematics. My research involves computational work and I have three years of teaching experience at the university level.

...over 4 years. I work best with students who are looking for intense preparation and can commit to at least 2 hours a day of work. I create a structured curriculum tailored to each individual student. I've always enjoyed coaching students to take tests, because I can help them realize how to find patterns, crack codes and see the whole structure behind the puzzle. Getting better at tests is like any other sport. You have...