Award-Winning Tutors serving Brentwood, TN

Hi everyone! My name is Robert, and I'm a Senior at Vanderbilt University studying Mathematics and Business. Outside of my work in Finance, I love to dance, and I'm currently learning Japanese.

I graduated from the University of Iowa in May 2017 with distinction in Economics. I have run my tutoring business since then, where I have helped my students do well in their math, science and economics classes.

...you is to push you to think on your own. I've tutored students before who simply wanted me to do their work for them, but that will not help you to learn at all. If you want to become self-sufficient, I will help you reach your goals. I tutor many high school and college level math/science courses including Algebra, Geometry, Calculus, Differential Equations, and Physics. I have attained a 3.85 GPA in my 5 semesters...

...become a part of your educational journey! My bachelor's degree is in Environmental Science from Skidmore College and my master's degree is in City and Regional Planning from the Ohio State University. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge about these subjects to interested students. I would describe my teaching style as very interactive. I want our work together to be a dialogue, not a monologue. Feel free to ask me questions during our sessions...

Recent Finance graduate from Belmont University. I am well versed in business mathematics, data analysis, and spreadsheet modeling. I love to share the way that I learn things, from simple algebra to in depth Cash Flow Analyses!

...25 years of clinical experience, I have always been passionate about helping people realize healthy, beautiful smiles. One of the most important aspects of my successful career in clinical hygiene was learning to motivate patients by educating them to improve their dental health. As an instructor and tutor, I now have the opportunity to express my passion by passing on what I have learned to the next generation of dental hygiene health care professionals.

...of each student, ensuring that they not only grasp the material but also develop confidence in their abilities. In addition to my expertise in accounting, I hold a Certificate in Human Resources, which allows me to understand the importance of interpersonal skills and motivation in the learning process. I strive to create a positive and encouraging atmosphere where students feel comfortable asking questions and exploring challenging concepts. Currently, I am pursuing an MBA in Music...

...abilities in their lessons. My belief in providing education access to all students and collaboration with all my colleagues have resulted in gaining experience with behavior management strategies and differentiation skills. As an enthusiastic teacher, I'm dedicated to enabling growing young minds to achieve their goals. I'm confident my experience and teaching styles can make me an asset to your learning journey and help us work as a team to accomplish your goals. I graduated...

...with a surplus of "dad jokes" to make you laugh, and I typically teach with analogies. I believe in a laid-back approach. In college, I double majored in biochemistry and psychology. I'm currently finishing up my MS in microbiology and working as a surgical neurophysiologist. I have tutored for roughly 13 years, and I have taught college-level biology. If I am unable to help due to an issue on my end, I won't charge you....

...My mother and grandmother, who were not teachers, fostered my character learning experience. Though my grandmother did not attend school past the third grade, she helped me make the wise decision to follow directions. Mother taught me how trusting relationships within the family and community were vital in learning to live and relate "outside the classroom." I value the learner experience, yet the time came when I accepted the role as a "classroom teacher." Administrators,...

...so I took myself to Europe, alone, to study South-East European Politics. I found myself teaching English in the hills of Graz, Austria and in the blink of an eye, I was home teaching Civics to youth from all over the country. I blinked again, and I'm now in Nashville, where I was teaching 4th graders for awhile. I've taught, everywhere I went. I only recalled that I dreamt of being a teacher when I...

As a dedicated educator, my teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that every student possesses unique talents and potential. I am committed to fostering an inclusive and supportive learning environment where each student feels valued, empowered, and inspired to reach their full capabilities. I believe that a good teacher goes beyond the role of a mere instructor; they...

...graduated with a 4.25 GPA and went on to obtain my Bachelor's degree in Psychology and French after four years at UNC-Wilmington. I had the pleasure of spending one spring semester in Paris with ma mre d'accueil, Catherine and left dreaming of French phrases and traveling the world. I was also involved in Pi Delta Phi (French Honor Society) and UNCW's Yoga Club (VP); I loved being busy and organized through all my adventures. I...

Hey! My name is Hannah and I am so excited about the possibility of working with you. I recently graduated from Lipscomb University with an English Writing degree and a minor in Social Media Marketing. In my spare time I love to run, write, drink coffee, take photos, and explore new places.

...to tutor for varsity, and I will be adding other subjects as I become more familiar with this platform. About me: CompTIA Data+ CE Certified Data Analyst and Engineering Science (Engineering Physics) graduate student. I have a Bachelor of Science degree, and I have completed Graduate Coursework in Physics, Physics Math, Statistical Mechanics, Electrical Engineering, and Aerospace Engineering. A good tutor should be able to take the seemingly complex, and break it down into its...

...a 790 on the math SAT and SAT II. I also took 5 AP Exams as a high school student, receiving 5s in Calculus BS, statistics, computer science, biology, and chemistry. At my university, I received an honors scholarship for my academic performance in engineering, and I currently aspire to continue my education at a higher level. As a tutor, I will motivate students, set clear goals, and help students progress towards a higher level...

...one on one, classroom settings, and at-home settings. I have developed my expertise through working in various setting, and with student who have different intellectual levels. I am great with students who struggle to focus. I have found my passion in teaching because I can help and give back. Working with students teaches them, but also teaches me. This enhances my life and purpose. We can learn together, and succeed. I believe that all students...

...Vanderbilt, where I was a co-investigator for several medications to treat Alzheimer's and other dementia etiologies, I have worked as a private practicing Neuropsychologist and have been a college professor in Psychology at the graduate and undergraduate level. I have found in my tutoring, mentoring and teaching that professional practice and academic work provide a real-world application context to the information my students are learning. Learning facts that presented with contemporary applications "sticks" far better...

...teachers are able to adapt to the different learning styles of their students, are humble enough to ask for and act on constructive criticism, and, most importantly, they never quit until the students themselves believe that they understand. In my teaching, I try to emulate these characteristics - adaptability, humility, and tenacity - so that my students and I are both satisfied. My academic passion lies in physics, astronomy, and math, and these are my...

...Nursing, Critical Care/Emergency Nursing and Mental Health Nursing. I've been a clinical instructor for the past 4 years. My teaching style is extremely laid back, there's too much going on in this world to stress you out- I absolutely refuse to aid in making education a stressful, anxious experience. I use real world examples while teaching, I find this works best to bridge the (large) gap between knowledge and application. Nothing is a better feeling...