Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Trenton, NJ

...even did some research with a professor in the Human Evolutionary Biomechanics Lab during my junior and senior years that was published in the Journal of Experimental Biology (https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/dlieberman/files/2009d.pdf)! I graduated in 2009 with an award for achievement in Anthropology. After graduation I entered a service organization that sent me abroad! I lived for two years in France, where I became fluent in French and familiar with French culture and customs. Since moving back in...

...able to calculate standard deviations, perform regressions and understand the meaning of correlation. In addition, as a policy analyst and project manager, I understand the value of removing the stigma behind data and its usefulness for those who don't have the same love for numbers as I do. I've been able to perform complex data analysis and interpret the findings for colleagues and senior leadership to inform their policy decisions and improve program operations. In...

...program was aimed at helping the students improve their math, reading, and social skills. During the fall semester of my Junior year I studied abroad in Vienna, Austria. My four months there were absolutely incredible! It was a phenomenal opportunity for me to improve my skills in German and explore the beautiful continent of Europe. In my spare time, I love to craft! I particularly enjoy scrapbooking and knitting. I also love to bake and...

I am a highly-motivated fourth-year Computer Engineering student at Rutgers University. I enjoy what I study and specialize in most math and science classes, and I love to mentor as much as I love to learn. ... Understand what the student knows by evaluating comprehension, speed, and accuracy. Ask the student for any techniques he/she has been using for the particular material. Gracefully introduce new techniques that work off of the student's pre-existing techniques.

...learning center. The children there were mostly grades 2-9. I seek to teach in a logical yet interactive manner that promotes a strong grasp of basic concepts in order to solve problems of any level. If I find that my teaching is not fully effective, I will adjust my style as much as needed for students to learn. Patience and reasoning come naturally to me, as if I was born with them. This is why...

...that math is just a few applications, like addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division, which are hidden inside of intimidating formulas and rules. If you know how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide, you can learn anything in math. I believe math is intimidating to people because of its cumulative format, but although mastering an area of math may require knowledge of a different area of math, it's quite easy to back-track to where exactly one...

...feeling and that it can be a very frustrating subject at times. My strategy as a tutor is to help students understand the "why" behind each concept and not just rely on memorization. I also want to show students how math can be helpful and applied to everyday life. I have a Bachelor of Science degree from Villanova University, and I also completed a Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics from Pennsylvania State University.

...succeed. There is nothing more invigorating to me than helping someone see things 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...

...goals, and then setting even higher ones. My own academic experience has taught me that often the difference between a fulfilling, exciting experience and a difficult, draining one, is how invested the teacher is; in my best classes, the professors have walked with me every step of the way, and I have achieved much more because of that. By walking with my own pupils, I leverage my knowledge and understanding to help them learn not...

...school to college for the past three years, so I'm comfortable teaching in a wide variety of styles. My main strengths are math, coding, and science, and I'm willing to teach as quickly as the student is willing to learn. I've also taken almost every type of standardized test out there, so I know the strategies, approaches, and material very well. I hope that I can be a tutor that can exceed all of your...

...there. Some of the qualities that I find most important in a tutor are patience, understanding, and encouragement. It may take some time and repetition for students to grasp a concept, and there is nothing wrong with that. Everyone has certain methods from which they learn the best, and will learn at different rates. I was always especially interested in Math when teachers found ways to tie Math topics to interests from daily life, and...

As an engineer with a strong foundation in problem-solving and critical thinking, I am excited to apply my expertise to tutoring. Throughout my academic and professional career, I have developed a deep understanding of mathematics, physics, and analytical thinking, which are at the core of many engineering principles. I believe these skills translate effectively into helping students excel in their studies, particularly in STEM subjects.

...him see the problem in a different way that allowed him to understand and solve it. So, by that reckoning, I have been mentoring, tutoring, teaching or doing research for about 50 years now, and have never lost my sense that a main purpose of a tutor or mentor is to help the student see a problem or challenge in a way that makes sense to the student. My experience has been that once the...

...graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 2017 with a BS in Industrial Engineering. I currently work full-time as a Process Improvement Specialist at a local Healthcare Network. I am tutoring part-time to continuously learn and use my knowledge to help others achieve their potential. I have experience tutoring elementary and high school students. I also have experience being a college teaching assistant so I am prepared to work with any age!

...of my life, and it has majorly affected the way I think and interact with the world. I love traveling but also enjoy spending time at home, mostly gaming with my online friends. I have some research experience in high school, specifically in microbiology and material science. The academic subjects that I enjoy the most are science and math and have tutored the younger siblings of friends in such. When it comes to teaching, I...

...collegiate level. 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...

I am graduating this May with a B.S. in Cellular Biology and Neuroscience from Rutgers University. I have been a TA here at Rutgers for over 3 years and have taught General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biology! I have loved every second in the past three years with working and teaching students! I look forward to helping you with your studies and helping you attain nothing but success!

...and Technology and participated in several math tournaments throughout my time in grade school. My tutoring interests range from SAT Math to Algebra to Chemistry. I have over 100 hours of previous tutoring experience working with students from age 5 to 18. In my free time, I enjoy spending time with friends, taking classes at the gym, or learning as much as I can about medicine and disease. I will be applying to medical school...

...graduate of Oberlin College, currently working in Women's Health in Philadelphia. I grew up in Brooklyn, NY, and my love of learning began in NYC public schools. I have a passion for social justice and education, and am excited to help students with academic work in a range of subjects. I have experience working with students of all ages--from kindergarten to high school! Feel free to be in contact with any questions and I look...

...every tutoring session. I believe connecting math concepts to the real world helps students see where it is applicable and useful, therefore generating more of an interest in the subject. This past year, I was an assistant teacher at University Park Campus School, in Massachusetts. I helped out in a 10th grade classroom, focusing on a single student and groups of students to help them grasp concepts presented by the teacher in class. My experience...