Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors in Thousand Oaks, CA

...life examples of both subjects has helped them realize how applicable and useful these subjects can be, ranging from topics in economics to astronautical engineering to the fashion industry. My teaching style is based on breaking down problems into simple steps, and understanding the logic behind each step in the process. If a student understands...

...anything. I spent the last year working at an investment bank in New York, where I would regularly work fifteen hour days and received extremely favorable performance reviews. While in college, I mentored inner-city middle school students weekly through choreographing a hip-hop dance performance as part of a program called CityStep. Serving as a role model...

...in community college in California, and after two years transferred to Johns Hopkins' Engineering. I graduated in 2014 with multiple departmental and general honors and distinctions, and in 2015 I started studying medicine at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA. Because of this background, I have been able to help numerous students with...

...into application and practice. I feel it is important for a student to understand why the concept is introduced and where we’re going with it, before they are able to fully apply it. That being said, practice is very important, especially with the more fundamental building blocks of computation and algebra. Outside of tutoring, I...

...personality combined with a drive to see students achieve all they are capable of, allows me to do just that. For me, education is a key to a successful and fulfilling life. I want to use my experience and skills to help students feel great about school and their own accomplishments in scholastic endeavors. Outside...

...students in all subjects. The subjects I tutor are all math. Math has always been my favorite subject in school. My favorite subject to tutor is Trigonometry. I like tutoring this best because there are a lot of new functions and identities students have never seen before, and I want to help them through it....

...why that is the correct way in the first place. Outside of academia my time is spent evenly between reading fantasy books from the library on my kindle, playing video games with my friends, and watching Japanese film and animation. I think of myself as fairly low-key, patient, and supportive. I don't expect anyone to...

...tutor on and off since I started college and have worked with a myriad of student grade levels and subjects, from 5th grade math to college chemistry. I have a passion for teaching that may only be rivaled by my passion for learning, and I pride myself on being able to identify and adapt to...

...to do this and find connections with anyone I tutor in order to provide the best experience and method of learning possible. Outside of my academics I am very passionate about soccer, having played it all my life. I enjoy being outdoors and meeting new people. In the past, I have traveled internationally for soccer...

...and health sciences as well. Now, I am more interested in the physical sciences and Oceanography. I’m also currently improving my Spanish because I hope to travel to many Latin American countries. I’ve recently enjoyed visiting Honduras, Mexico, Puerto Rico, and China, and I am excited to explore and learn more. In my free time...