Certified Tutors From Georgia Institute of Technology-Main Campus

...to students ranging from pre-school to college. I have a lot of experience dealing with children of all ages with various math based school subjects. Also, I have volunteered over 400 hours helping and tutoring migrant children. I have helped develop their school, studying, and computer skills. As an instructor at The Tutoring Club in...

...with a degree in Chemistry. Science classes were always my favorite when I was in school. I have recently tutored in both Math and Science. In 2010, I taught English in Taiwan to elementary school students. I am a good tutor because I am passionate about helping other people learn. Not only do I enjoy...

...and received my Bachelor of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering with a focus in Supply Chain and Logistics. Throughout my undergrad career, I spent a lot of time mentoring freshmen as a teacher's assistant for an intro course, and tutoring peers within my major. I enjoy education, and love spreading my knowledge by using...

...German. While in high school, I had the opportunity to work for my school's math department to help students struggling in class and discovered my passion for helping students succeed. My strength and background in tutoring has been focused on all levels of math, but my experience in AP classes and time spent living in...

...am most avid about Algebra, Calculus, and Chemistry. I know how hard it can be to grasp difficult concepts in a classroom setting, which is why I love individualized instruction so much. Every student has the potential to excel academically as long as the material is adapted to his or her learning style, and I...

...Civil and Environmental Engineering. I tutor Arithmetic, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Trigonometry, and SAT Math prep. I have always enjoyed teaching mathematics because of the rewarding feeling that students get once they understand a concept. I believe that every student should feel this sense of reward, even if it means that student needs help outside of the...

...Chemistry at the college and high school levels since I was an undergrad in College. I earned both my Bachelor and Master's Degrees in Mechanical Engineering from Georgia Tech. I am passionate about teaching and work towards understanding my students very well. I tailor my teaching based on my student's way of learning.

...physics. From my experiences, I have developed a philosophy in that students learn best when they enjoy studying and are involved. So when possible, I try to approach teaching in a way that is not only informative but also interesting. I also try to guide students on the topics they struggle instead of just lecturing...

...Georgia Tech's study abroad program living and learning in eastern France, where I became fluent in the French language. Upon earning my degree, I was hired by Fortune Global 500 company in the Energy Sector where I held various technical positions worldwide in countries like Kazakhstan, Turkey, Scotland and France before coming back to the...

...Georgia Tech I completed many projects and excelled in different competitions during my tenure. I am a math and science specialist, and I have coached and tutored both children and adults in the past five years. I like to explain things in a simple way to students that allows them to grasp the concept first...

...speak that language. My strongest subject for tutoring is math and physics, but I also enjoy tutoring government and political science simply because those topics lead to interesting discussions that tend to pique students' minds. I always try to tie real life examples with the topic of the day, whether it be history or math,...

...center to provide homework and study help to students. I have also helped students study and prepare for the PSAT and SAT math sections. It is my belief that, in addition to the raw information presented, math and science courses teach crucial analytical skills that can be utilized by anyone in whichever path of life...

...me a great appreciation for mathematics and the natural sciences. The SAT is a good place to see these two realms of mathematics and liberal arts come together, and because of this, I feel I can be a big help tutoring in the SAT test prep areas. I have tutored German at my home university...

...principles to real life applications. Currently, I am enrolled at Georgia Institute of Technology pursuing a Master's degree in Supply Chain Engineering. I enjoy tutoring and passing along my knowledge and passion for math to all students. In my spare time when I am not working or attending school, I enjoy bowling, golfing, watching TV...

...youngest faculty member on campus and my classes would always be among the first to fill up. In my classroom, my colleagues would describe me as being the goofiest person in the room but it was something that I found necessary to connect with my students. Being a younger professor I remember what it was...

...& Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Physics, and Biochemistry. I am easy-going and patient. I know that learning a tough concept can take practice, and that everyone has a different way of learning. I try to make learning fun and interactive so the student can work their way through exercises on their own.

...an interest in the subject yields better grades. If you enjoy the subject you are working on, you will be more likely to learn the material. My philosophy is to guide the student to figuring out the correct answer, and hopefully in the process the student will understand the concepts behind the problem.

...are more basic concepts that need to be covered. Many times, a student will have trouble with advanced concepts because he or she has not fully mastered a previous, simpler concept. Science, like math, builds upon itself, so a concept missed early in the year can cause problems throughout the rest of the year if...

...becoming increasingly interested in advanced science coursework, my professors prompted me to take physics, which I saw as having very interesting parallels to philosophy. Eventually this inquisitiveness led me to astronomy. If I really wanted to discover the mysteries of the universe, I reasoned, eventually I would have to pick up a telescope. Throughout my...

...subjects. In graduate school, I served as a lab TA in which I taught students about electrical engineering and helped the students with their homework, labs, and projects. Currently, I am an electrical engineer designing the next generation of power management integrated circuits. I chose the field of analog IC design due to the confluence...