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Will: New Jersey tutor
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...in philosophy. I tutor SAT and ACT as well as most math and science subjects. I have worked with students of all ages from elementary school to adults returning to college. I find that the most important part of successful tutoring is making sure that the student understands why to solve a problem a certain way, rather than trying to memorize the steps. If you know how to think about a problem, you can solve...
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Cornell University - Bachelor in Arts, Mathematics
Jason: New Jersey tutor
Certified Tutor in New Jersey
I love teaching science. My experience ranges from early elementary to college physics instructor. I follow a constructivist instruction philosophy where learning is built upon models and not focused on memorization or formula recall. I believe a solid conceptual foundation is essential for true and lasting learning.
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Grand Valley State University - Bachelor of Science, Chemistry
Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Doctor of Education, Science Teacher Education
Kiruthika: New Jersey tutor
Certified Tutor in New Jersey
PhD (Organic Chemistry), University of Madras, 2016 Adjunct Professor, William Paterson University, 2015-2016 Adjunct Professor, Kean University, 2015 Freelance Editor, cactus Communications, 2016
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University of Madras - Bachelors, Chemistry
University of Madras - PHD, Organic Chemistry
Ram: New Jersey tutor
Certified Tutor in New Jersey
I have taught general chemistry and organic chemistry to over 200 students over the years. I have a Ph.D in Organic chemistry and I have been working for pharmaceutical companies for over 27 years in the areas of discovery. Teaching is my hobby and I am very happy to see my students do well in tests .
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Andhra Loyola College - Bachelor of Chemistry, Chemistry
West Virginia University - Doctor of Philosophy, Organic Chemistry
Joel: New Jersey tutor
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I have a physics background, and I am able to tutor students in science and math.
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Rutgers University-New Brunswick - Bachelors, Physics
Johns Hopkins University - PHD, Physics
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The student began reading the book "Bugsby". Did a great job sounding out unfamiliar words. Continues to benefit from more space between words and lines. Played lingo game to work on beginning sound clusters. She wrote a book about her swimming adventures from yesterday. Did not confuse "then" for "when" when writing. Reversed "p" a few times, as well as "m" and "w", and "to" and "ot". Did a great job sounding out words. Finished with a small book.
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I met the student for the second day in a row to go over physics and trigonometry with him. Together we went over his physics homework, and I assigned him to do a couple of problems. Then we went over topics in trig that needed work, including techniques for factoring polynomials.
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The student and I went over a previous test review and questions that she had. All the problems dealt with log properties: adding, subtracting, multiplying, dividing, the circle trick, change of base formula, and natural logs. Our first session went well, and I think she understands the properties better and knows what to look for now.
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The student has a makeup test for Algebra 2 tomorrow on polynomial functions, finding zeros, rational zero theorem, graphing, and synthetic and long division for polynomials. She has a fairly good grasp of all of the concepts; We did some basic algebra review such as factoring.
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The student and I covered some math and a little reading. We really focused on her upcoming English test. She is very confident in labeling the naming part and the action part. She reads very well, and I feel like this helps her a lot with the difference between what is a question, a telling sentence, a command, and an exclamation. When she sees them on the page, she reads them really well, even when reading a chapter book. Her math memorization is getting much better as well.
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We covered matrices and limits, including the reduced row echelon form of a matrix, Gaussian elimination with back substitution, Gauss Jordian substitution, the inverse of a matrix, evaluating limits by methods of direct substitution, cancellation technique and rationalizing technique, and introduction to derivatives. For each topic, important points were discussed, homework problems were reviewed, and additional examples were given and solved.
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