Award-Winning Trigonometry Tutors serving Yonkers, NY

...become dependent on the crutch of a tutor or teacher. Often, a student may work well with an instructor but is unable to solve problems or understand concepts alone. I make sure to prod students in the appropriate direction of thinking, without blatantly doing the problems for them. I do not give out any rules unless the student understands how the rule was established. Through these techniques, the student retains the information and becomes a...

...in that process. My job, which is quite fun in this way, is to identify and correct this misunderstanding. One of the best feelings in the world is helping someone see the underlying beauty governing the world and humans. Understanding why and how things work is beautiful. I am qualified in a variety of subjects, as befits my rather bizarre dual degree choice, from AP Computer Science to the Biological Sciences section of the MCAT....

...college student, I was a peer counselor, in which I empathetically and nonjudgmentally provided emotional support to others who were struggling with an issue. With these skills, I am comfortable with leading a student through academic material while minimizing frustration and confusion. Furthermore, my undergraduate training in human development allows me to confidently work with others whom are different ages and cultures. These skills help me communicate with a diverse population and serve as positive...

...with your math problems! I am an experienced tutor and former teacher with a B.S. in Mathematics and Statistics and a M.Sc. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. This makes me the RIGHT tutor for YOU! If you have any trouble, one of my greatest strengths is breaking down complex information into easily-digestible topics. YES- that applies to subjects that you can barely even pronounce!! If you want a tutor who can teach you the most...

I believe that every student has the potential to overcome their learning obstacles with the right kind of help. Tutoring, in my opinion, is different for every student, and every tutor should have an adaptable approach to how they help their students. I want to ensure that students are absorbing as much as they possibly can from my sessions. Therefore, I welcome any suggestions or resources that students or parents may provide!

Hi! My name is Nathan and I'm currently a junior at New York University's Stern School of Business. I graduated from Staten Island Technical High School in 2016 and I am always looking to help and share my specialization in SHSAT, SAT, and Math!

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...and math, pre-algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Pre-calc, and College Calculus. As I am pursuing an economics degree at Vanderbilt, college has helped me understand my innate passion for teaching. While taking College Calculus freshman year, many of my friends were struggling and were often asking me for help. As I helped my friends that were on the brink of failing to pass calculus, I felt a sense of euphoria because I had the ability...

...and Chemistry at both the Ordinary and Advanced Level as well as Spanish at the Ordinary level and so I mainly tutor Biology, Spanish and Chemistry. During my high school years, I often tutored and assisted my peers and younger sibling with whatever subjects they needed help with. Since I am fairly young, I believe that my tutoring style is more relatable to students younger or the same age as me. Personally, I love Biology...

I am a Chemical Engineer with over three years of experience tutoring mathematics and science. I am passionate about tutoring and always ensure that students understand the subject content.

...Spanish to general homework help, and have a knack for helping students better organize themselves in ways that support their unique style of learning. My style is centered around working with a student identify their specific needs, and finding creative and motivating ways to meet them. Aside from my academic interests, I also really love being outdoors, practicing yoga, dancing, and cooking. Recently I've started baking bread, and if you're lucky there may be an...

...different settings, and am dedicated to creating a curriculum for each student that will help them succeed. My physics research background is primarily in materials science and nanomaterials. Most recently, however, I've worked with the astrophysics department of the Max Planck Institute for Physics, as part of a summer internship. This hands-on experience has given me a strong base of practical physics knowledge to draw on in teaching, as well as training in communicating complex...

...expectations and be successful. I'm a master's graduate in Applied Math from Columbia University and received my bachelor's in Applied Math from UC Berkeley. As a high school dropout, I wasn't always a good student, but I've come to understand that with some dedication and good learning practices, we can all achieve our academic goals. I hope to share my knowledge and experience with others to help them achieve theirs as well. I have experience...

...a teacher assistant (TA) and did my best to give my students the same feelings I had in Mr Gning's class. I helped various College teachers both create interactive curriculums but also give a pleasant experience to the students. I was able to do so by being their mentor, tutor and ultimately their friend. In addition to working as a teacher assistant, I also was hired as an Independent tutor by the Math department.

I am a junior studying Mechanical Engineering at Cornell University. I tutor my peers through Engineering learning initiatives, do research modeling drug delivery to circulating tumor cells, am president of Cornell Food Recovery Network, and am a member of Tau Beta Pi, the engineering honors fraternity. In my free time I love running, hiking, cooking, and baking!... A strong conceptual understanding is the key to success and enjoyment in any subject.... At a first session, I...

I am a junior majoring in chemical engineering and I am looking to help students in mathematics and science. I know how challenging these subjects may be so I am ready to tutor.

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I am an enthusiastic Mechanical Engineer. I recently obtained my Ph.D. from New York University Tandon School of Engineering. I enjoy disseminating the knowledge I have accumulated throughout my studies via teaching and mentorship. My record in mentoring high school and undergraduate students shows how dedicated I am in teaching.

I am a Sophomore college student currently studying Mechanical Engineering at Stony Brook University. I strongly encourage and aims to motivate high school students to become leaders in their careers as engineers, expand the idea of engineering as a means of improving the quality of life, and increase the diversity of the engineering profession.

My name is James Kibitel. I am an astrophysics and mathematics double major at Oberlin college of arts and sciences. I am currently a sophomore, and a member of the varsity baseball team. I am also a passionate musician; I play violin, viola, ukulele, and guitar. Other interests include crosswords, sudokus, and reading. I have been tutoring all throughout high school and in college, and have a passion for teaching & learning.