Award-Winning Tutors serving Sandyston Township, NJ

...been tutoring high school and college courses for three years through Quinnipiac University and independently. I enjoy tutoring Calculus the most because I love watching the moment when everything clicks for a student. I am passionate about making material more accessible to students and building a bridge between how the instructor explains material in a...

...tutored French students for standardized testing (SAT/ACT). This helped me bridge the obvious language gap whilst breaking down the tests into their fundamentals to better grasp the strategy behind them. I firmly believe in learning-by-doing which is why I encourage all my students to try first before revising their methods and understanding of the subjects....

...periods where I answered students' questions on materials they were learning in class. Those who did well in class were those who were trying to do as much as they understand. I always cheered the students on when they are doing well and encouraged them when I think they need a little help. After college,...

...the teacher want to see," or "What is the best way to succeed in the course?" Outside of my career as a student, I have also been heavily involved with children with special needs. A few summers ago, I was an assistant teacher at Otsar Early Childhood Center, a preschool catering to children with developmental...

...class with a 4.51 GPA. I scored near-perfect on both my SAT and PSAT, 5's on seven AP exams, and graduated as a National Merit Finalist and National AP Scholar. These achievements helped me get accepted into medical school out of high school through the NJIT/NJMS BS/MD program. I'm currently working through my BS in...

...craft that he sacrificed many years in perfecting. Every parents dream is for their child to succeed in life. I am quite sure our mother hoped for the same. A more realistic aspiration was for us to simply come home safely from school and not be a footnote on the evening news. This was our...

...years and learned to speak both Mandarin Chinese and Spanish. During my time in China, I tutored many students in English and developed a real respect for the difficulties of learning this language! But it is also fascinating and opens the doors to so many opportunities. I know that students pursuing this goal work hard...

...to teaching them will make a big difference. Math provides a great foundation for many careers and is an excellent way to develop child' logical and problem-solving abilities. My teaching philosophy is based on understanding exactly what areas the student needs most help with and then designing an innovative, individualized approach to help them tackle...

...my best to learn the students taste in a variety of areas so that we can compare the practical application of homework material in the world today. The student must feel worthy in order to know that they can overcome a hurdle. So, I encourage my students often. I began tutoring at the age of...

...years by hosting weekly sessions as well as aided them with lab work. Through these programs, I have developed various techniques and tools that effectively allows students from all kinds of backgrounds to master course material. I created my own worksheets, fun activities and games that encourage students to think outside the box instead of...

...graduation, I have relocated to New York City and work for a market research company called Ipsos. I am a Research Analyst on the Syndicated Global Healthcare team. I am passionate about health, data analysis, and writing. In my free time, I enjoy weightlifting, Pilates, indoor rock climbing, cooking, and listening to House music.

...an educator. I am currently a Graduate student taking courses to obtain a Master of Fine Arts in Creative Music Technology. I enjoy collaborating with others and thrive in a social environment. I am a great fit for group classes, one-on-one lessons, and even larger, long-term courses. I have been classically trained in piano for...

...is in nutrition, biology, enocrinology and animal science. I have taught students at the undergraduate level, and am skilled at breaking down concepts for students to understand. I like to think about how I'd want something explained to me, and I use that to help students learn. My outside interests include horsebackriding, paddleboarding, fitness and...

...gap year before attending medical school. During my gap year I will work in a lab and accumulate more volunteer hours. I love all things math and science and know how to present these topics in a fun and engaging manner. In my free time I like to bake sourdough bread, exercise, cook, read, and...

...excellence, I earned 100 in Algebra I, and A+ in Organic Chemistry I. Among other life lessons, facing these two challenges showed me the power of good instructors, and more importantly, how to approach difficult topics. The best technique to understanding new concepts is to start with an easy related topic. For example, what is...

..."light bulb" goes on and the excitement and sense of accomplishment that they feel and express; there is just nothing like it. Teaching and tutoring is challenging because no two people are alike and everyone brings unique and specific situations to the teacher/student relationship. Learning is not a "one size fits all" process and curriculums...

...and since then have worked at a private tutoring center as well as tutored on my own privately. My goal as a tutor is to help students identify the areas in math they need extra clarification or support in, and provide materials and practice to help them strengthen those skills. I am very friendly and...

...I have also taught drum lessons to all ages and I can adjust to the learner regardless of age or ability. It goes without saying that I am also quite comfortable with computers and Microsoft Office. I write on Word every day, and make PowerPoints about every other day. And of course, if the occasional...

I'm looking to empower individuals with the ability to learn a skill set of communication and help them develop the knowledge and critical thinking skills necessary to be successful in school and life. ... To let students engage with the material, grapple with issues, and learn through critical reasoning and doing.... Assess where they are at from a skill set standpoint and where their weakness are.

...the world around us. Using hands-on activities and real-world examples, I tailor my teaching to meet diverse learning needs and build strong relationships to support every student's journey. I am committed to continuous growth in my practice and look forward to making a positive impact alongside fellow educators. Thank you for visiting my profile!