Award-Winning Tutors in Universal City, TX

...am currently a student at Rice University, majoring in Cognitive Sciences, and I plan on attending medical school afterwards. Between my major and pre-med track, my coursework varies from philosophy to statistics to linguistics to biochemistry and more! My own personal interests vary greatly and so do the subjects I tutor. I think my genuine interest in the subjects I teach helps students to not only get through the class, but also find connect with...

...philosophy is based on empowerment. I try to help my students feel in control of their learning so that they can enjoy the process instead of dread it. I'm a compassionate, competent, and confident tutor in a variety of topics; I studied environmental biology and religion & politics, but have also cultivated skills in reading and writing. I'm a lover of nature, cities, and people and an avid reader of literature (Woolf, Borges, Calvino and...

...a senior biology major at Trinity University in San Antonio. I am involved in undergraduate research in biology and am the director of a STEM-based educational outreach program. I have experience tutoring Latin, English, Math, and Biology at elementary through college levels. This spring, I scored in the 93rd percentile on the MCAT, and in the fall of 2020, I will be beginning medical school in Texas. In my free time, I enjoy reading fiction...

...subjects to tutor are violin, chemistry, and mathematics, all of which I am very passionate about. I have tutored mandarin and violin before during my high school years. My teaching philosophy involves understanding overlying concepts into detail which allow for successful application. In my free time you will most likely find me playing basketball at the local gym, practicing violin in my garage, or making some music for YouTube. Overall, I am benign yet strict...

...teaching that works for each individual student, and I am dedicated to putting in a lot of time and effort to making sure my students really grasp the concepts with which they request help. Apart from my coursework at Rice University, I enjoy singing, arranging music, dancing, and doing henna (mehndi) for my friends. In addition, studying abroad in Copenhagen has fueled my passion for traveling, and it is my dream to see the world!

Graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in May 2017 with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemical Engineering and a minor in mathematics. While at UT Austin, I worked with the Sanger Learning Center tutoring fellow students in math and physics.

...to the best educators. One educator, whose book I read and found inspiring, was Rafe Esquith. I didn't necessarily agree with everything he said, but there were some things I found inspirational and helpful for tutoring myself, such as focusing on wrong answers to questions and the logic it took to get the answer wrong in that way, to be aware of the road to avoid so as to avoid it more easily. Q: Can...

...high school and enjoy math from middle school up through the university level. The subjects that I have taught are Geometry and Algebra II. I have tutoring experience in 8th grade math, Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus, and University Calculus I, II, and III. As a teacher I have also assisted students in preparing for state standardized tests, the PSAT, and the SAT. I recently prepared for and did well on the...

...my undergraduate studies in English and started working as a translator for a Mexican publishing company. Since then I have taught English to high school students, children, adults, and later I began teaching Spanish to people from different cultural backgrounds and nationalities. I have taught small groups, large groups, military personnel, nurses and medical providers, among others. There is one thing theyve all had in common: the need to learn. All for different reasons, but...

...local church and helped children with their schoolwork while their parents took classes at the church. I worked with middle school children and helped them with math and reading. Later, one of my professors asked me to tutor his friend's college-age grandson in chemistry. We met for several hours a night, two to three nights a week, and although we worked hard, we both had a lot of fun. He improved greatly in the time...