Award-Winning Tutors serving Mountain Lakes, NJ

...My work has ranged from elementary and secondary education to executive and university-level instruction. I have published articles on bilingual education and in medicine. This academic background, combined with hands-on teaching experience, allows me to bridge theory and practice in a way that connects with students. What motivates me is seeing students grow in confidence...

I worked for America Reads as my work/study program at NYU. I understand many subjects are irrelevant as you enter college and eventualy begin your career path. It is important for studets to understand connections between all academic topics. You never know what you'll end up doing.

...a voice in society. It is also a doorway to a world of possibilities. I believe strongly in education and I am committed to helping others achieve their educational goals. My future career goal is to become a medical doctor. I want to be able to physically improve the lives of people. In the future,...

...they are unsure about. This sometimes causes students to have misconceptions that creates confusion or inconsistencies in their thinking. In recognizing this as part of the learning process I always try to be as clear and as detailed as possible in introducing students to unfamiliar subjects while constantly eliciting feedback to check their understanding. Outside...

...education, moving to Boston where I conducted research, taught, and studied Clinical Psychology. After completing a Master of Liberal Arts in Clinical Psychology at Harvard University, I moved to Salt Lake City, UT to pursue a PhD in Psychology (Clinical Neuropsychology). I am proficient in SPSS, Stata, APA formatting, and research methods for the behavioral...

My goal as a tutor is to build students' skills and confidence at the same time, to deescalate the vulnerabilities of the learning process, and to promote sincere curiosity and joy in learning!

"Learning should be filled with fun."

...working both with students who just need a little extra practice to students who are struggling in classes. Practice makes perfect and I utilize a mix of explaining difficult concepts and working through practice problems to help my students understand the material deeply and feel prepared and confident in class or during a test.... I believe that my students can succeed in any subject and on any test, and I try to help them see that...

...the resources tailored to how they learn to best succeed, not cookie-cutter lessons. Learning should be about gaining information on the subject at hand as well as yourself. During my free time, I like to read articles about the latest findings in science and spend time with my family and cat! I will always try...

...and my little sister who is currently in high school. My approach to teaching is to first help students understand the intuition behind the concepts they are learning, and follow that with practice problems, which over time will become more advanced. I also have a range of experience with different admissions tests, reading comprehension, essay...

...strategies to a particular student's needs and optimal learning styles. My strengths are in methodically breaking down concepts in a variety of subjects and making them accessible, especially with visual aids and diagrams. I also have an ability to motivate students to think for themselves by asking stimulating questions ("Okay, we know Mt. Everest is...

...NYC. I am passionate about tutoring math, including school coursework and SAT prep. I have three years of experience tutoring as an America Reads tutor at a local elementary school near my college. Last summer, I completed a teaching fellowship with Breakthrough Collaborative, where I taught a summer genetics course to 8th grade students. I...

...recent graduate of Vanderbilt University who has a passion for teaching and tutoring people of all ages. I am an Economics major with a minor in South Asian Studies. My goal as a tutor is to cater to each student's needs and personality on an individual basis while giving every student the tools necessary to...

...to the SAT's. I have found that teaching students is a gratifying experience that allows me to witness students progress academically and as individuals. I believe that it is my job as a tutor to guide students to success through efficient test taking strategies, proper study habits, and clear understanding of concepts and ideas of...

B.A. in History from Hamilton College. Third year law student at NYU School of Law. I got a 174 on the LSAT. The LSAT is a conquerable test and I'm here to help!

...recent graduate of the University of Virginia, with a degree in biochemistry. I have a lot of experience with both organic and inorganic chemistry, and molecular biology including some research experience, but I am able to tutor a wide range of subjects in math and science. I have a lot of experience with test taking...

A dual Electrical Engineering and Computer & Systems Engineering student with a strong interest in software development, AI, and physics. Tutor at university-level in Data Structures, using C++, and Computer Science I, using Python.

...economics students. While economics is my professional passion, helping young students understand how math helps everyday is always fun! I try to ask a lot of questions during sessions to learn why previous teaching methods may not have been successful for students, then apply relatable examples to help comprehension. Outside of the classroom, I love...

I am a current freshman computer science major at Georgia Institute of Technology. I have had 2 years of previous teaching experience in STEM related courses. I primarily tutor middle school students in math and high school students in computer science as well as SAT Prep.

...spread that knowledge, subsequently inspiring people to seek their own truths. Tutoring is a beautiful composition of art and science. One must understand both the material and the student. Not just simple comprehension, but in what manner the comprehension is reached. I enjoy breaking down problems into logical sub-units. First, the underlying equations (or axioms,...