Viewing credentialed tutors from University of California-Santa Barbara

...790/800 on the GRE quantitative reasoning test (the SAT's bigger, meaner brother). I also received a scholarship for being top of my financial math class, which gave me the chance to volunteer three days per week as a math tutor in a high school after-school program. I am interested in spending some time each week...

I have nearly three years of tutoring experience, predominantly as a Math and Science tutor in most K-12 subjects, SSAT and SAT I & II Prep, as well as in College Level Organic and General Chemistry. Working with students and helping them succeed and overcome challenges is a very rewarding experience. I believe learning can...

...in Economics/Mathematics. I'm very friendly and down to earth, and I have tutored at the elementary and high school levels. My teaching style is mostly inquiry based (meaning I like to help students figure out the answers themselves by asking them questions, but it can vary depending on the subject). My greatest strength is economics,...

...on campus and developed a love of teaching, mentoring, and inspiring other students to use their skills to improve the campus community. I developed and taught an environmental education curriculum for third graders at a local elementary school, and won awards for sustainability communication projects, culminating in the Outstanding Service Award from the Environmental Studies...

...just simple step by step processes that follow a few principles and I love showing students how these principles relate to what seems like a complicated accounting problem. I honestly believe the more people who understand economics the better our world will be so I get a certain satisfaction from knowing I'm passing on information...

...confident in the learning process. Through experience, I have developed several different ways of teaching the material and ensuring that the student has a strong grasp of the material. I am a graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara. I received a B.S. in physics, with an emphasis in material science. I have lived in...

...one-on-one with students because it allows me to find creative ways to help them master new concepts. My teaching style is all about helping students problem solve so that the end result is not only a better grasp of a subject but also a stronger sense of self-empowerment anytime they tackle something new. I grew...

...these problems. I enjoy helping students with General Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, and Organic Chemistry. I have found ways through the Chemistry Outreach program at my university to help students understand and enjoy the principles and foundations of chemistry in hands on, exciting experiments! My specialty and research is in psychology, which I am very happy...

...of education by working with a special education attorney who focused on students and parents rights in regards to IEPs, due process, and discipline issues. In my free time, I enjoy watching and playing basketball and football. I also like to play less physical games such as poker and chess. I consider myself very easy...

...surgeon. The most important life lesson I have learned from graduating from UC Santa Barbara is to keep a healthy balance in everything I do. I believe it is very important to keep the mind, body, and spirit as healthy and happy as possible through a positive balance. I began tutoring when I was a...