Award-Winning Tutors serving Binghamton, NY

...Throughout my time in the Marine Corps, I spent countless hours teaching and mentoring both peers and subordinates in lessons pertaining to leadership, management, finances, intelligence, recruiting, human relations, and physical fitness. In 2012, while deployed on a ship, I taught undergraduate economics as an adjunct professor for Park University. Some of my most rewarding...

...enjoy playing music and running long distances. Coincidentally, my neighbors enjoy running long distances from the music I play! I like to work hard at breaking my own limits and I believe with an impeccable work ethic many things once thought impossible become attainable. I like to teach subjects such as computer science, programming, mathematics,...

...I received my PhD in History of Ideas with a focus on genocide studies. Since graduation, I have held various museum and university positions including in the departments of English, History, Russian Studies, and Memory Studies. I am a firm believer that all students can succeed if given the right tools. I enjoy creating unique...

...Fitness and my Elementary Certification (UPK - 6th) from SUNY Cortland. I have also earned my Masters degree in Curriculum Studies. I enjoy combining curriculums to fit the child's needs. I teach all areas of Math and Reading focusing on reading comprehension, sight words, vocabulary, reading fluency, spelling, and context clues and decoding. Basically all...

...Cornell University. I'm an Industrial and Labor Relations Major and Spanish Minor with a concentration in Disability Studies. In my free time, I play rugby, work as a peer counselor on campus, gender discussion panelist, editor at the Cornell Undergrad Disability Studies Journal, and editor and fellowship writer with The Tab Cornell. I have also...

...Real estate pre and post licensing R.E.A.L.T.O.R. instruction, Spanish (listening and translating), an illustrated and detailed Periodic Chart of Elements, with real images of each element; step by step top tier math videos, textbooks and instruction, SAT, and, GRE, and GMAT prep from multiple resources. All of which are available upon request.

...to love). I had always been interested in math and have enjoyed returning to it to tutor. I have had success working with students particularly in algebra. My tutoring philosophy is to built upon the way a student already is beginning to understand a subject. Often there are many ways to understand one subject; I feel...

...of teaching, but so far I have learned a lot and have changed tremendously. As I continue to teach, I will never stop learning ways to help my students both academically and socially. Having a partner that is a very experienced teacher and mom has been very helpful in developing my current teaching disposition. My...

...I believe establishing a strong rapport with students is an important step in actually teaching them; nobody wants to learn from someone they do not actually want to talk to. When I am not rambling about math, I like to listen to, play, and write music, watch Netflix, and play video games. I also love...

...New York at Cortland. I have my Bachelor's in Health and Physical Education, and my Master's in Special Education 1-12. I am a Resource Room and co-taught science teacher grades 6-8 in Ithaca, NY. I have been tutoring since 2014, and I love it! I have tutored health and physical education, test prep from ages...

...obtained a Ph.D. in theoretical physics with a focus on cold atomic gases. Since then, I have been teaching introductory physics to premed students at Binghamton University as an adjunct professor for the last five years there. I firmly believe in what I do, and I tend to develop good relationships with most of my...

...that all students, regardless of individual learning style or history with the subject matter, can be taught in ways that are accessible to them. I aim to help students find fascination and interest in new subjects through deeper understanding. Once you learn something new, oftentimes, it's less difficult than you think, and it could spark...

...in computer science. I was lucky enough to attend a highly ranked school district throughout elementary, middle, and high school. We had good teachers, a welcoming environment, and additional resources at our disposal. Unfortunately, many kids do not have this same experience. As a tutor I hope to share the knowledge I have gained from...

...the hard sciences. I particularly enjoy tutoring Biology; after all, it relates to my major and future career aspirations. I tutor because of my beliefs surrounding education. I'm a firm proponent of education and believe that it is our duty to continually educate the younger generations so that they may succeed more than us. Coming...

...at Cornell University. I've chosen biology because of the great impact bio research has on the world. In the future, I see myself doing that kind of research, investigating the secrets of life hidden inside our cells . I also chose academia because many researchers teach as well, and this combines my love for science...

...learner and educator, I am always excited to be able to tutor other learners. I am versatile and experienced in teaching youth and college students of all ages. "Everybody is a Genius. But If You Judge a Fish by Its Ability to Climb a Tree, It Will Live Its Whole Life Believing that It is...

...with children of all ages and social backgrounds. I work with children from all over the world and with children in my local school district from K-12. I hold a strong interest in the teaching process of children. This is confirmed by my vast work experience online and in person. I have been able to...

I enjoy learning new things especially in a focused, digging deep manner. Computer Science has been the most exciting thing I've tried (and mastered up to certain level) in my life. Coding is the best meditation and therapy I've discovered for myself.

...linguistics (sociolinguistics, dialectology, linguistic anthropology, internet linguistics). I'm particularly passionate about teaching my students to think about and LOOK AT language in completely mind-bending ways. (If I'm your tutor, you'll see what I mean... =) While my professional passions are teaching and language, privately I enjoy tinkering with computers and technology, exercising, home brewing, hiking,...

...everyone has their own learning style and different students comprehend the same material in different ways. Thus, my goal is to work with the students and their unique learning styles to hone their study skills, help them understand the concept to detail while also helping them to be better learners and thinkers.