...I have experience in tutoring students at various levels of math and also with my physics degree, I have taken numerous math courses. I have a BS in Physics, MS in Medical Physics, and a PhD in Biomedical Physics. I taught 3 of the General Physics Labs at East Carolina University and I have also lectured General Physics a few times. (read more)
...My teaching approach is tailored to the individual needs of my students. I believe in breaking down topics into understandable segments, using interactive methods that encourage active participation and real-time feedback. For subjects like algebra, I focus on problem-solving techniques that empower students to tackle equations confidently. (read more)
5 Subjects: includingChemistry,Algebra 1,Elementary (K-6th),Elementary Math
Hi, I'm Andre! I graduated with a degree in Computer Science from Stanford University. For the past year I've been working in Education, but also have over a year of previous experience tutoring middle school students in math and science. (read more)
...For the former I was in charge of the CCD program which included over 320 students. Prior to that, I completed my MA in church history at The Catholic University of America; prior to that I received my BA in political science and history from Syracuse University. The bulk of my tutoring has been with elementary school and middle school children in the subjects of Reading, Writing, and Math. (read more)
...To achieve positive results in learning, you should have a Macintosh computer, and you must use it during the lessons. Unix is a powerful operating system, and from UNIX were born other operating systems such as XENIX, AIX, and Linux. I worked in the IT fields for many years, and I used Unix/AIX OS for a certain period of time. (read more)