...I have a lot of interests and experiences, but one of my favorite things to do is to help students gain confidence in mathematics. I have numerous qualifications, including an Applied Math Degree from the University of Connecticut, where I graduated Phi Beta Kappa. Each year, UConn holds an ann... (read more)
...TimMy background is in mechanical engineering and physics has always been my favorite subject. As a tutor, I try to relate the subject matter to everyday life; physics in many respects is a study of the world around us. I also try to build off the simplest concepts first and build the students skill set off a solid foundation. (read more)
...We discuss what concept is being illustrated in the problem and what strategies and tools can be used. I am patient to help the student get an understanding that is clear to them. This individualized approach is very effective in building confidence.- former physics professor- active the last 15 years tutoring high school and college physics- Physics Ph.d., Johns Hopkins. (read more)
...Bottom line, Algebra II is the math class that will either make --- or break --- your student. It can propel them to more advanced classes or discourage them from taking math entirely. I have tutored Algebra II since the year after I took it in high school, and I've been tutoring full time for four years. (read more)
...I work with students to develop a custom study plan that attacks their weaknesses and enhances their strengths. Students that hone these techniques over considerable practice have had great success! I have had students achieve perfect and nearly perfect math scores on both the old and new SAT. (read more)