Find a Yorkville, IL Science Tutor
Jim H. - $85.00/hr - Aurora, IL - View Jim H. >>
...During my spare time, I teach SQL/database, AP computer science (Java) at community school. I can help you learn by understanding concepts, analyzing problems, designing solutions, coding, trouble shooting, improving your problem-solving skills, and gaining confidence. I have taught students from individuals to small group for a quite a few years on various STEM subjects. (read more)
Lea W. - $70.00/hr - Batavia, IL - View Lea W. >>
As a lifelong learner, my greatest joys are the A-ha moments when things suddenly make sense or you discover something that changes the way you view the world. I love breaking down concepts in creative ways to help people personally connect, understand, and absorb key information. I've been tutori... (read more)
Gregory C. - $40.00/hr - North Aurora, IL - View Gregory C. >>
...I am accepting new students at any time, and have a wide range of scheduling options to fit everyone's needs. Feel free to contact me for more information or to schedule a session. Summer is a great time to work in improving academic skills before a new school year!I am a state certified high school history teacher and have taught for the past 9 years. (read more)
Laura R. - $350.00/hr - Sugar Grove, IL - View Laura R. >>
...As an undergraduate, I spent a semester studying archeology and history in Greece. I won the Botany award for my genetic research on plants as an undergraduate, and I have done extensive research in Computational Biology for my Ph.D. dissertation. I was a teaching assistant for both undergraduate and graduate students for a variety of Biology classes. (read more)
Camelia C. - $60.00/hr - Aurora, IL - View Camelia C. >>
...To get ready for the big day, we go over content, format and strategies of the test. My strengths are in the mathematics and science plus a proven record of coaching my students to logically beat the odds of winning over the fear and emotional rollercoaster of testing. I started teaching home-schooled students in March of 1998. (read more)