Award-Winning Tutors serving Haverstraw, NY

...in a distant epoch-- and was lucky enough to teach the first AP Physics course at a high school in Florida. I believe that my approach to teaching mathematics and physics was borne out of an initial dislike and fear of the subject in middle school. Far from the 'arm-raised-straight-up' type, I was perfectly comfortable...

...of 2017. I have extensive mathematical, strategic, and leadership experience. I am currently the Data manager/Teacher assistant for Algebra 1 and Geometry at Promise Academy HS. In addition, being apart of a sports club which is rugby provides me with skills of managing time and work. I am able to succeed on the field, as...

...of seemingly difficult topics. I like using visuals and situations relatable to a students interests. In my experience, abstract topics like Statistics are easier to understand when people can see a situation described in a problem in their heads. In my spare time, Im an avid follower of the NBA and NFL. Im also into...

...education is to be able to have students learn and understand the instruction being taught in the classrooms, all students must feel nurtured and comfortable and with this, they would be motivated to challenge themselves to succeed to higher grounds towards the future. Also, I believe that as students exceed within their development, their minds...

...can learn and that it is my responsibility to help each student discover which style of learning suits them best. My goal is to help students build stamina—important in an age of increased standardized testing—and provide learning strategies that will help them become life-long independent learners. One of my favorite ways to teach is through...

...the opportunity to reduce or eliminate that same feeling a student may have. As a college professor my approach has been to "be the professor I wish I had." More specifically, a professor who not only knows the material but is able to present it in a memorable way. In my spare time I am...

...that the term "doctor" comes from the Latin "docere" meaning "to teach." Given this enormous responsibility, I find that I cannot help but spread my knowledge that I have attained over my 20 year-long education career. As a medical student, I know how important it is to succeed in school. While in college, I personally...

...with 6 years of advertising/Social Media experience and fluent in 3 languages (English - French - Arabic and a little Spanish) with a very multi-cultural approach to the world. Born and raised in Lebanon, I have had the privilege of living in a country that has been influence by many cultures around the world which has...

Hi! I'm a current junior studying Computer Science at the Engineering School at UCLA. Most recently, I interned as a Software Engineer at Adobe. My emphasis is on computer science, math, and physics. Reach out to me and say hi!

...adults who seek to learn and improve in different areas of knowledge. My favorite subjects to teach are mathematics and natural sciences, as I am passionate about helping students understand complex concepts in a simple and practical way. I also enjoy teaching programming and technology skills, as I believe they are essential in today's world....

I am a chemical engineering student at Cornell University. I enjoy learning math and science and want to share my passion for these subjects. I have experience working as a sleep-away camp counselor and enjoyed those summers. I also have prior tutoring experience at the high school level.

...have spent my college career finding ways to help students get the education they need. I've interned with the NYC Department of Education, the European Grassroots Anti-Racist Movement in Paris, and political campaigns here at home. I am a strong believer in the idea that a great education can change a child's life, and I...

...Being a father of an honor student has also kept me on my toes to always explore learning through all levels possible. I enjoy and have worked in a vast array of subject matter since first and foremost I approach subjects as a body of knowledge and then divide up the material based on learning...

...writing, presentations, and English/grammar, guiding students through everything from structuring persuasive essays to perfecting their public speaking skills. Whether it's crafting a compelling thesis, refining an argument, or mastering the mechanics of grammar, I provide personalized support that meets students where they are and helps them excel. My experience as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for...

...in Bergen County, NJ) in 2008 as salutatorian and as a member of the Cum Laude National Honors Society. I was also the recipient of the Bradford Cooke Sommer Humanitarian Scholarship (2007) as well as the University of Rochester Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science Scholarship (2007). In regards to more specific subjects, I was an...

...I spent a semester as a Teaching Assistant for Biology Lab, while also studying Bioinformatics. It was during this time that I began holding study sessions, individual and group, and increased my ability to teach and make complex information more digestible. Since then, I have worked as a personal tutor for an elementary school client...

...always looking for fun activities to help them understand what they are learning. All of my students improve academically. I received my bachelors degree in psychology. I have been tutoring children since I was 14. I tutor in reading, writing, social studies, and math. My favorite subject to tutor in is reading because it is...

...were very diverse and my curiosity immense. I've always been an artist at heart and wanted to obtain a solid academic foundation. Therefore, I went on to complete my studies at New York University where I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature and French Literature. My strong interest in discovering the world...

...move around and come up with ideas that tickle their brains inspiring them to want to learn more. Helping students brings joy to me, working with students for over 15 years has helped me to understand each student needs and assist them where they most need help. I have a Bachelors degree in Hospitality from...

...Personally, I love math, but my goal for my students is to have them leave say, "It may not be my cup of tea, but I can do it." Mastery, and a sense of "Yes I can" is what I hope to leave my students with. I am always interested in trying to connect math...