Award-Winning Tutors in Arvada, CO

...Biochemistry. I've been admitted to medical school at the University of Pennsylvania (Perelman School of Medicine class of 2021!) but I am currently here in Colorado enjoying a gap year. I am thrilled to explore my passion for teaching math and science with Varsity Tutors! My first teaching experiences were during undergrad where I was a teaching assistant and a tutor for a few biology and chemistry courses including organic chemistry and physiology. I'm excited...

...Art History in pursuit of a career in Art Conservation. With two completely different majors, I have learned how to approach problems in many different ways. I truly believe that no one method is the best for solving problems and learning concepts. Instead, it really depends on the student and how they learn best. Because I am able to look at problems with both an analytical and liberal arts mindset, I believe I can tailor...

...ADHD. Many of my students are both intellectually gifted and have a learning disability. I have a Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Michigan. I have taught college courses in psychology and organizational behavior, and recently received a Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of Northern Colorado. I enjoy working with students of all ages and backgrounds. My tutoring style emphasizes identifying and building upon student strengths, adapting my methods and explanations...

...Teacher's Assistant in a number of science, math, and engineering courses. I graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 2011 with a Bachelor's of Science in Mechanical Engineering and an NCAA Championship title. GO IRISH! After graduating, I supported the Business Risk Office of an Auto Finance as a data analyst for 4 years before moving from my home state of Texas to Colorado. My tutoring style is patient, analytical, thorough, and engaged. My...

...Colorado. As a child, I lived abroad in four different countries until the age of 16, attending a total of three different high schools. I remember all too well the various challenges of being student, while also trying to navigate the people and world around me. As a teacher, I have taught both in brick and mortar and online schools. Each came with their own challenges, but my favorite experiences always involved getting to know...

...Early Childhood Education, how to teach math to elementary students, English, and Psychology. For eight years I have been working with children aged three to fourteen years old. While I am able to help children with a wide array of subjects, I am most accomplished in math by using varied applications and by appealing to diverse methods of learning. I understand that children cannot learn the concrete infrastructure of our society (namely math but is...

...the next year, I would like to have my teaching license. I am quick to joke and make even the shyest, least interested student giggle. In the end, if you are looking for a tutor who really invests himself into his students achievement, look no further, your student's success is my greatest reward. When not tutoring you can find me in my kitchen. I am the son of a chef and it was in the...

...of tomorrow by day and enjoy spreading the building blocks of my own education by night. I am passionate about learning and empowering students to achieve their potential. In May of 2014, I graduated and entered the workforce and since then I have sorely missed the atmosphere of learning and self-improvement I felt around campus. Strong academic performance and a willingness to share a subject matter are characteristics many have known me by, which has...

...Spanish reading, writing, comprehension, and speaking skills. I learned English as a second language in elementary school. In High School I took A.P. classes to solidify my Spanish writing/reading abilities. I currently work as an interpreter English/Spanish with children/families and therapists. This has helped me separate both languages fully and understand that when it comes to a new language it requires patience, repetition, and practice. It is very important to have someone to practice with...

...me to not only explain difficult concepts in a way that makes them easy to understand but also to convey successful strategies to study more efficiently and approach the material with the correct mindset. During my undergraduate studies I assisted fellow students in subjects such as Genetics, Physiology, and Chemistry, and I was able to help them better understand difficult concepts by approaching the topics from multiple angles that were tailored to the students preferred...