Award-Winning Data Structures Tutors serving Mount Vernon, NY

...also believe that education is not simply the memorization of facts and their regurgitation, but the method by which a person learns to pursue their passions. As a tutor, my aim is to do whatever it takes to light that fire and keep it burning. Through scientifically documented means, the student can begin to take control of their education and use it as a means to pursue their goals in school and in life.... I aim...

A recent graduate of the University of Michigan's College of Engineering with a B.S.E. in computer science and seeking to apply knowledge in math and computer science to help younger students.

...working towards my bachelors degree. I can tutor Algebra 1 and 2, calculus, SAT Math, AP Physics 1, and basic programming. Working with students is something that I really value, especially since I am one myself. I have personally gone through the tedious nature of prepping for tests, standardized or not. I want to be able to help students in areas that I can, whether it be related to math, science, or programming. In the...

...Los Angeles with a B.A. in Science, Technology, and Society and a 3.9 GPA. Computer science and technology are my areas of focus for this major. I have taught Computer science to kids and teens ranging from 1st to 11th grade. Most recently I was a teacher's assistant for Girls Who Code this past summer and taught in Java, Python, HTML, CSS, and Javascript. I will be working full time as a full-stack engineer at...

I am a 3rd-year student at Baruch College. I am currently pursuing my bachelor's degree for Computer Information Systems. I want to share my passion for STEM with the world. I am willing to be the best tutor you will ever have.

I am currently a sophomore at NYU, and have lived in New York my entire life. I'm pursuing a degree in computer science, but am also very interested in physics, math, and economics. In my free time I lift weights, cook, and play guitar.

...York University, studying Data Science. I recently graduated from Vanderbilt University with a B.S. in Computer Science and the University of Illinois Urbana Champaign with an M.S. in Data Science. I have a passion for tutoring in an immense amount of subjects /standardized tests/essays, and helping others gain a greater sense of the material they are trying to master. More specifically, I love helping other students work through the intricacies of mathematics and programming problems...

...a Master's of Engineering in Computer Science this past May. I was also on the pre-med track for a few years before I changed my goals. I tutor many STEM topics to a wide range of students. Studying and learning are challenging, but teaching is as well. Since they are in fact the same thing viewed from different angles, it is true that a good student is also a good teacher. I hope I can...

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...student pursuing a Computer Science degree at Fordham University. This is my first year tutoring as my only real experience was helping classmates do their homework. However, when it comes with teaching others math, I've always held the belief that people need to learn each individual step in a mathematical problem. I believe this is something that can improve student's understanding in math. I also make sure students are engaged and have fun with learning...

...of something but when you took the test it made you feel incapable? Perhaps it was a programming project that made your head spin. Much of that is context; understanding what the exam or project was asking for that you already knew. Believe me, I understand where you're coming from. If you decide you want to work with me, we'll discover a method that works best for you to understand the context of your learning...

...is studying Computer Science. I've been studying computer science since my freshman year of high school and similarly, that is when my teaching journey began. I started as a volunteer for an online 1-on-1 tutoring company and then I eventually took an in-person job at a tutoring center which had a classroom-like environment. Most recently, I took another online teaching job where I taught 1-on-1 and group sessions in Math and Computer Science topics. My...

I am a graduate of the University of Toronto, Reichman University, and Western Governors University. I have been teaching children, youth, and adults in various academic settings since 2008. My teaching philosophy and tutoring style is that of open discourse and conversation, actively involving students in their own learning journey by connecting lesson material to their own interests and hobbies. I specialize in homework assistance and exam preparation.

Everyone learns in different ways and that's the key point in teaching students. Conventional ways may work for some but not all students. Being able to deliver material in relatable ways is what I'm all about. Sometimes all students need is a simple explanation, that's not straight out of a text book; so if that's the kind of tutoring you're looking for I'm your guy!... Everyone learns differently. Different people require different methods; makings things relatable...

...the fabric of space-time lie in the simple curve around a circle? Pi's relevance to Euler's identity or the Schwarzschild radius suggests its central role in defining how our universe works. The connection between such simple geometrical ratios and the sophisticated universe is where the beauty of mathematics and physics lies. I have watched lectures on Game Theory; its potential to predict social interactions, mainly in economic and political sciences, and its base in mathematics,...

...of classes is to provide students with the skills to find and solve problems that matter to them. This is the lens that I teach through, since there's always an application for the skills that we're tasked with learning. By jumping right into problems that matter and learning as we go, students will master topics in both theoretical and applied contexts. On a more personal note, I'm a biomedical engineering student at Georgia Tech. I...

I have graduated from NJIT B.S. in Computer Science, and I have mastered a tremendous amount of programming languages and CS topics. I believe anyone can conquer the key concepts, as long as they are taught the material in an understandable approach. I enjoy explaining difficult concepts to anyone willing to learn. Where my method of explanation allows students to conquer more difficult problems and topics.