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...who would help struggling classmates in many math and science subjects. I also served as a merit badge counselor in my Boy Scout troop, teaching scouts (ages 12-17) in subjects such as First Aid and Emergency Preparedness. These experiences inspired me to continue this passion, striving to make learning a fun, insightful, and a lifelong process while helping students learn in the easiest and most effective way possible. My favorite subject to teach is math,...

Over the past decade, I have done paid and voluntary tutoring of Chemical Engineering and Math courses in both one-on-one and classroom settings. However, I particularly enjoy tutoring Math and my students often wish I were the actual professor for the course. Furthermore, I have a very strong background in Math and scored a perfect 800 in the Quantitative section of the GRE (previous format). My goal is empower my students to achieve their academic potential.

I am an undergraduate student at Temple University. I am currently working toward a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering and am particularly interested in automotive engineering. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorites are general physics and algebra. In helping students prepare for the ACT, I am particularlly helpful in the math and science portions of the exams. I personally stress the foundations of any subject, due to the confusion in basic building...

...ability or skill. I help students become comfortable with the obstacles posed by these tests. I diagnose students' struggles and work with them to develop routines to improve. I will approach you as you are; a decade of experience has taught me that there is a test-taking strategy that will work for everyone. I studied at Stanford University. I received Bachelor's degrees in Mathematics, Philosophy, and Political Science and a Master's degree in Computer Science...

...doing that, I started teaching LSAT classes after work. Now, I'm a full time tutor, devoted to helping students score higher on tests and do better in classes. Because I've been a science teacher, I know how they think, why they do certain labs, and what they're likely to ask in tests. For LSAT, I've never worked with a student one-on-one and not raised his or her score. I love teaching, and would love to...

...the human condition - it is my ultimate aim to be a clear, concise, and motivating educator. I had the pleasure of attending the University of Pennsylvania and earning a bachelors degree in physics. There, I was lucky enough to survey many subjects aside from math and physics including history, sociology, music, literature and so much more. It is my hope to be a dynamic and enticing tutor to help you attend to your interests...

I am a college student who likes helping others to achieve academic success while enjoying the material they are learning. I hope to help individuals become better students and conquer tough subjects.... Flashcards, text problems, study guides, and diagrams.... I evaluate where the student stands in the subject, what they need to accomplish for the course, and make a plan with a goal.... Build the toolkit of the student by developing study skills and good habits.

Hi! My name is Erin. I graduated first in my class from Drexel University in 2011 with a BS in Mathematics. I'd love to help you with whatever topic in math is frustrating you!

...undergraduate school, I earned my Master of Science degree in Economics at Lehigh University. I currently work for a large, international home furnishing company, as an Operations Specialist in the Distribution Services Department. In addition to typical school subjects, I am also proficient in Microsoft Office programs. Being a student from elementary school through graduate school, I have grown to love learning. In high school, I was a straight A student and completed all AP...

...Drexel University, researching systemic inequalities in the criminal justice system. I have always sustained a passion for teaching, starting as a math tutor in high school. I worked as an instructor for full semester college courses for freshman for 2 years before starting my master's and enjoy coaching students through the transition from high school to college. I currently tutor in subjects such as statistics, psychology, research, essay editing, and more. I particularly love helping...

Greetings. I worked as a Math and Science Teacher/Tutor in the State of NJ for 12 years and the State of PA for 1 year. Academic degrees include a BA in Chemistry, a MS in Mathematics, and a MA in Chemistry in progress. Making hard stuff seem less confusing or scary is my goal.

...understanding each student's unique needs, fostering an engaging and supportive environment, and utilizing interactive techniques to make complex concepts accessible. I pride myself on my ability to adapt teaching methods to enhance student understanding, evidenced by notable improvements in their academic performance and confidence. My expertise in mathematics and science, combined with a commitment to continuous professional development, positions me as an ideal candidate to contribute positively to your educational team. I am enthusiastic about...

...know anything about sports, but will be able to help you with sports statistics. I teach in order to give you a deep understanding of the subject. I don't remember all the formulae of Trigonometry or Physics, but with deep understanding and highly honed skills, I can get to them in a jiffy. This is what I want the student to achieve. I teach how to translate English to Math and how to use this...

...any one skill. We will spend the majority of the time working problems. You will leave each session with a multitude of carefully explained examples to help you study further on your own. I am easy to talk to and I will take the time to understand how you approach problems. Sometimes we will need to rewire your approach and I can help with that. Outside of my tutoring assignments I work full time as...

...I think that everyone can enjoy Math and Science as long as the correct approach is used. The good thing about these subjects is that there is definitely one correct answer, but the approach can vary from one student to the next. I employ a more laid-back style of tutoring where students can make mistakes and learn from them. In my opinion, this is the best way to learn and develop your own skills in...

...in Pre-Calculus, and college students on the brink of failure in Anatomy, Histology, Physiology, Biology, Calculus and many other subjects. While in medical school, I have tutored other students on the higher level subjects of medical school including Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, and Biostatistics. I like to let the student guide my teaching style. In my experience, each student needs individualized tutoring. Personally, I am a visual learner, but I know that not everyone learns that...

...graduate student I was privileged enough to be offered numerous teaching and tutoring opportunities in the chemistry, environmental, and marine sciences departments at Alfred and Stony Brook. These classes presented me with many new pedagogical challenges that broadened my horizons. One of the most memorable and rewarding positions I have had was with an environmental outreach program for students to explore and learn about coastal salt marshes. Instruction during this camp occurred both in the...

...with the right dedication and attitude. Over my years as a student, I have worked with others in helping them to not only understand concepts in math classes, but to be enthusiastic about their work. I am currently a sophomore at Temple University, majoring in Mechanical Engineering. My ultimate goal in my career path is improving sustainability and reducing the environmental impact of machinery. Though I am most experienced working with high school students, I...

...because I had not been challenged sufficiently enough to pique my interest. When I began to struggle with concepts in this class, I knew I had met a subject that demanded more rigor than a half hour breezing through notes. Since then, I have grown to love math and it's applied version, engineering, through rigorous education and job experience. My path took me to Saint Louis University where I graduated in 2017 with a Bachelor...

I am an analytically-driven in Duke University's Class of 2023 pursuing degrees in Mechanical Engineering and Economics. I have a thirst for knowledge in mainly the mathematics and sciences, and I thoroughly enjoy conveying my passions through tutoring. My experiences in student-tutoring began in High School where I tutored SAT, Mathematics, and Physics. My favorite subjects to tutor are SAT and ACT Math, Physics, Calculus at all levels, Algebra, and Statistics. One of the many...