Hi, I'm Noah! I have over 5 years of professional experience as a math and physics tutor. I've worked with students of all ages and backgrounds, but now focus primarily on those in high school, college, and continuing education. (read more)
...Prior to teaching and tutoring, I earned my Ph.D. in mathematics at UC Santa Barbara. During this time, I held review sessions for students and I occasionally taught my own courses. Helping students connect with the material they were learning was a large part of what motivated me through the Ph.D. process. (read more)
...I originally started out when my old middle school math teacher recommended me to her student at the time as someone who could help him outside of school. I found it to be very rewarding helping someone achieve something they were struggling with, which is why I decided from then to stick with it. I hope to continue tutoring for as long as I can. (read more)
...I hold a BS in physics (concentration in astrophysics), as well as a PhD in physics. As an undergraduate I tutored all levels of college physics courses, and as a graduate student I led lectures and review sessions for topics in first- and second-year college physics. I hold a BS in physics (concentration in astrophysics), as well as a PhD in physics. (read more)
...I helped a student who had failed two quizzes early in the semester and had lost confidence, to master the material and do very well on his quizzes and exams, and get an A in his course. I also met another student near the end of his semester who had solid D in his class and was hoping for a C to pass. I helped him out and he did so well on his final exam that he got a B as his final grade. (read more)