...Each child brings a unique mix of gifts, gaps, and experience to the task. The methodologies used in schools differs just as widely as does the approaches of the individual teachers who may or may not view math as their strength. Some children just find themselves overwhelmed with the task of mastering basic elementary math. (read more)
...I even use excel to help with my hobbies. Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering from the University of Central Florida; experience in professional engineering primarily related to CAD, storm protection, and jet propulsion; some space systems material. Currently tutoring physics at the middle through undergraduate level, with and without Calculus. (read more)
...I'm familiar with most of the capabilities available. I have a BS in math, have taught math at a local community college, and have tutored a number of high school students in geometry. I work with my students to understand the different formulas and theorems that geometry presents, and how to apply them. (read more)
...He eventually graduated with a degree in pharmacy. Another person I taught failed the first chemistry quiz of the semester (2 out of 10). I worked with this person, and he went on to do very well in the course. The approach that I take is that, as long as students don't give up on themselves, I won't give up on them either, regardless of what their grades are. (read more)
...Additionally, working as a private tutor has provided me with valuable insights, allowing me to experiment with different methods of presentation and varying approaches to interaction with my students. I am passionate about imparting knowledge, wisdom and insight to the next generation. The opp... (read more)