Find a La Habra Heights, CA Java Tutor
Wil H. - $200.00/hr - Long Beach, CA - View Wil H. >>
...And as they say, one of the best ways to learn is to teach -- Contact me, and let's learn together!Web design is part of the process of creating websites. It encompasses several different aspects, including webpage layout, content production, and graphic design. As a professional web developer, part of my job is to create layouts, wireframes, mockups, and prototypes of websites. (read more)
Steve T. - $90.00/hr - Arcadia, CA - View Steve T. >>
...I received California Teaching Credential to enhance my teaching skills. I worked in a public school for few years and later I decided to become a full-time private tutor helping people in Arcadia, San Marino, and Pasadena. I have tutored many students in math over 12 years in middle/high school math and science including AP Calculus/Physics/Chemistry and SAT/ISEE preparation. (read more)
Michael M. - $60.00/hr - Pasadena, CA - View Michael M. >>
...I’ll help you make flashcards to do this. Students often feel tripped up by problems that look unfamiliar. I give you the tools to shift into Problem-Solving Mode -- instead of thinking of math and programming problems as rote memorization, you’ll start thinking of them as puzzles to be explored and cracked. (read more)
Tyler G. - $35.00/hr - West Covina, CA - View Tyler G. >>
...I have experience teaching students ranging from complete beginners all the way up to 800 rating points. I focus on teaching students beginner fundamental concepts that provide an excellent foundation for future success I have been programming for over 2 years in languages such as Python, Java, ... (read more)
Denali C. - $100.00/hr - Alhambra, CA - View Denali C. >>
...I focus on identifying weak areas and clarifying them in simple terms and relatable analogies. Rather than solely lecturing, I prefer involving students through interactive exercises and collaborative problem-solving. Creating a positive and comfortable learning environment is my top priority, and I always encourage questions—there's no such thing as asking too many! (read more)