Award-Winning Tutors serving Lawrence, NJ

...Chinese language intensive at Beijing Normal University through Princeton University. In addition to my skills in Chinese language, I am also a bilingual fluent speaker of English and Spanish, and I am a serious advanced student of French. My achievements in French led me to win first place in the French language competition le Grand...

...philosophy, theology, and religious studies, providing structured guidance tailored to critical analysis, logical reasoning, and deep theoretical engagement. My tutoring style is highly interactive, encouraging students to develop their own analytical frameworks while ensuring clarity and rigor in their understanding. Outside of academia, I enjoy exploring intellectual history, European culture, and classical literature.

I am currently an undergraduate student majoring in biology. I have 4+ years tutoring K-12 students professionally. I am most passionate about science, math and English. I value education and believe it to be essential in success and would be happy to help with your needs.

...academic and personal growth! Making lasting connections through learning experiences is the key! As the exclamation points display, I have a very enthusiastic and optimistic personality. I weightlift and read a lot in my free time and have a pretty eclectic music taste. However, I will be the first to admit I'm always a little...

...a doctor's office here in the city, and will be entering Medical School in the Fall of 2018 at SUNY Downstate. I have tutoring experience (both professional and informal) in a wide range of subjects. My most well versed areas include: Economics, MCAT/Pre-medical counseling, and writing skills and techniques. I also am proficient in tutoring...

...of teachers and travelers. My father is a professor at Tennessee State University, my mother teaches elementary school children in Florida, and my sister teaches business in France. Teaching and embracing diversity is in my blood. Mentoring and tutoring have always been a part of my life. It's a special feeling to help someone become...

I am a passionate programmer studying cybersecurity at Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, New Jersey. Programming and Math are and will continue to be essential to the future of technology. I believe that anybody regardless of age or background has the ability to learn and master both fields of study

Hi there! I'm Audrey, and I'm thrilled to be part of your educational journey.

...a tutor, you'll get more than just a bunch of basic practice problems and rote writing exercises. Tutoring should not be a "one size fits all" approach. My goal is to work with you to create a personalized learning plan that acknowledges your strengths and puts them to use in helping you actually learn a...

...helped colleagues study for the GMAT or apply to business school, some more arcane areas of business and economics like Econometrics, Regression Analysis, Accounting and Finance. Then as my first born child entered school and had some troubles with math and later Algebra, I tutored him and helped him get through material he was discouraged...

I am a student at Columbia University in New York, studying Computer Science and Biochemistry. I offer person-centered learning approaches in the subjects of ACT prep, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computer Science, Spanish, English, Writing, Psychology and other areas. Outside of school, I enjoy reviewing films and novels, conducting biomedical research, exercising, and writing.

...GPA and served as an Academic Fellow. Now, I spend my time assisting students of all ages with a wide array of subjects: writing (for class assignments as well as in general), grammar, vocabulary, marketing, graphic design (including programs such as Photoshop, InDesign, and more), and general business concepts. I also provide admissions help. I...

...biology. I have a love for teaching and I take a creative approach that emphasizes teaching my students reasoning and learning skills rather than direct memorization. I enjoy approaching teaching from different angles in order to assure that my students learn in the way that is best for them. I am also a ballroom dance...

...a General Chemistry Learning Assistant at BU as well as a one-on-one tutor for student-athletes in STEM subjects. Through these experiences, I have honed my tutoring skills. I adapt my teaching style and my explanations to each student that I tutor. I believe that since everybody learns in a different way, they deserve to be...

I am currently a student at Queens College finishing up undergrad. Starting August, I will be attending SUNY College of Optometry.

...of New York. My plans include attending medical school upon completion of my Masters. I worked as a tutor at Brigham Young University for two years. During these two years, I tutored students in most science subjects including Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Physics, and Nutrition. I have also tutored students in French. I took...

...Learning" set by the state of Virginia. Since graduating I have been an interpretive naturalist at Croydon Creek Nature Center in Rockville, MD, a teaching fellow at the New York Aquarium in Brooklyn, NY, and now I work within the Education Department at the American Museum of Natural History in Manhattan, NY. Given my background...

My belief is that there is no student who cannot be taught even the most difficult subject matter without patience and caring.

...other college students, the Japanese martial art of Kendo. I am also a Meiklejohn Peer Advisor at Brown which pretty much is a fancy way of saying "guide for freshman year of college." Basically I help out first years at Brown with the transition to college and assist them with whatever concerns or problems they...

My passion for teaching comes from my interests in different subjects. I love finding new ways to explain difficult concepts to students because it allows students to gain confidence in their work. ... I like to cater my teaching for students based on their individual needs, because I believe every student learns differently. For students who learn better through visual representations, I get a better student response when I draw out explanations, whereas auditory learners grasp...