Award-Winning Tutors serving Sanborn, NY

...studies to Pre-K and K-5 students! I use every-day materials, such as writing utensils, as props to help all students get a better understanding of basic math, whether they're a visual-learner or not! When I'm not working or doing school work, I like to spend time with my loved ones, watching TV, and occasionally cooking....

...wants to learn a different language. Learning and speaking a different languages opens not just doors of opportunities, but it teaches you about a new culture and a completely different world than the one what we really live in presently. It opens your mind to other possibilities and possibly new explorations and adventures whether it's...

...have been teaching for 19 years. I have had experiences with ages 8 months old through the 6th grade. Teaching is my passion and I have wanted to teach since I was in the 3rd grade! I love working with children of all ages and I especially love seeing their success! I am patient, consistent...

...students, for a broad range of subjects; including: applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, and programming. In addition, as a part-time, I have been a private tutor for middle- and high-school students for over 5 years. Although I can tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about teaching: Calculus, Algebra, Linear Algebra, Physics,...

...a long-time homeschooler myself, I appreciate how hard the transition out of a classroom can be and I would love to support you in that process! I am a current forensic science M.S student with a master's in educational psychology and undergraduate degrees in chemistry and math. My passion is teaching for understanding and building...

...I am working for various hospitals, clinics and the government as an independent contractor. While I tutor nursing and nurse practitioner students, I am most passionate about mentoring new RN's and health care providers (NP's and PA's). I also specialize in tutoring students who have not been successful in passing their NCLEX or ANCC. My...

As a Sr. Salesforce Lightning Consultant, I enable organizations of all sizes to materialize value from the Salesforce platform, specializing in Lead to Cash solutions. I'm also an adjunct professor at the University at Buffalo.

...but also engaged with incoming students and trained faculty and staff on various computer-related applications. I am passionate about technology and its potential to enhance learning and productivity. I believe that effective training and support can empower individuals to navigate the digital landscape confidently. In my spare time, I enjoy staying updated on the latest...

...central to my teaching philosophy and are key skills for any successful teacher, and with the right toolkit, anyone can learn and master a subject. I believe students tend to find these technical subjects difficult due to simple misunderstandings and gaps, or due to a lack of descriptive visual tools to help the student envision...

...by problem solving with discussions to solidify knowledge. I attempt to incorporate real life examples and pop culture interests where applicable to make learning a bit less dull. I completed my degree in Civil Engineering. When I am not in a classroom, I enjoy historical novels. I also have a passion for 80's-90's music and films.

...I specialize in English, French, Writing, and English as a Second or Other Language. Currently, I am a K-7 French teacher at a private school. Previously, I have worked as an Education Coordinator for a nonprofit, TESOL teacher at the U.S. Embassy in Dakar, and Instructor at the English Department at the University of Maine....

...A bit of artistic and spatial reasoning is always helpful for visualization. While few of us naturally excel in all of these areas at once, most of us can count at least one of these areas as a personal strength. That's where your unique journey into statistics begins - right where you are, with what...

...Varsity Tutor virtual school day camps (Hands-On Home Science Lab and Super Cool Structures classes) to groups both large and small. The classes I taught had several, hands-on fun projects including the science behind them (Newton's law of forces and motion, mechanical engineering, earth science, structural engineering, and some chemistry). I have a bachelor's of...

...academic strengths are in the areas of teaching Astronomy and Lab. World History, Ancient History, European History, U.S. History, East Asian Studies, Literature and Algebra. My latest book is on Bright and Dark Nebulae, but I have published a number of works on Solar System Research and Science History. I have taught university classes for...

...well as one-on-one classes to individuals. After returning to the US, I continued tutoring some of the students I had worked with in China online. Before the pandemic, I ran an afterschool program in one of Buffalo's public schools for grades K-8. I created all the core curriculum, helped with homework and organized events for...

...tailor my teaching strategies to support each student's individual learning style. I think learning should be fun and as engaging as possible! I strive to ensure that all of my students understand concepts deeply and not just memorize facts. I hope to help your student learn to love learning and the process of overcoming academic...

...takes to help students succeed through observation, innovation, leadership, and drive. The rapidly changing landscape of education due to global events has left me eager to use my firsthand experience to help improve student experiences in the modern classroom by identifying their needs to provide solutions. I believe my attention to detail and ability to...

...are calculus, trigonometry, and algebra. I've taught calculus courses at the college level multiple times, and I thoroughly enjoyed it each time. I believe that understanding how students learn mathematics is essential to teaching and tutoring mathematics. There are many different forms of teaching. I feel that I'm a great tutor because I try to...

...the point where the test doesn't seem scary, and instead just feels like another homework assignment or problem set. I believe that math and physics are NOT spectator sports, and the best way to prep for a test is to do problems, and also step through why you're doing what you're doing on problems, as...

Translate my lifelong wisdom to others. My "bedrocks" are: integrity, lifelong learning, and an appropriate work/life balance. Helping others to help themselves is a core outcome of my "educational engagements," both in the classroom and one on one. Every number tells a story.