Award-Winning Geometry Tutors serving Auburn, WA

...major at Georgia Tech. I have experience teaching through working as a Teaching Assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II and Synthesis Lab I for the Georgia Tech BEST Study Abroad Program and through volunteering at STEM educational outreach events as president of the Georgia Tech chapter of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society....

...of Reed College with a B.A. in Economics. I have experience tutoring students of all ages in Math, Reading and English, Statistics, Economics, and French. I am a lifelong learner, and I believe that a love of learning is one of the most important qualities a person can have. While I enjoy tutoring a broad...

...I've been very good at tutoring. Helping others with course work in school was the most common thing. Some of my friends even asked me to help their little sisters or brothers during long breaks, and the outcome was always outstanding. I always take two steps while tutoring others. Firstly, I will understand how the...

...and mentoring students was working at the Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) while an undergraduate student at Knox College. During my time at the CTL, I helped students in the subject areas of biochemistry, biology, and chemistry. The experience at Knox trained me on how to effectively communicate with students so that they can...

...teaching, I find the position personally satisfying and beneficial to the students. I am a great communicator and listener, and have the ability to understand a student's needs. I love creating lesson plans, organizing work flow and interacting with the students. Education is a passion of mine and creating a safe, friendly and productive environment...

...and Engineer with a PhD from Georgia Tech, and I teach both math and science. I try to keep my math tutoring interesting by linking it to real scientific applications. Similarly, I try to give my science students an understanding of the deeper principles underlying the material they are learning. While I primarily teach students...

...because I am fascinated with the idea of applying mechanical engineering solutions to biological research and development. When I was in high school, I was watching Discovery Channels Shark Week. One of the early segments discussed the scientific application of an autonomous, torpedo-shaped device developed to track great white sharks off the Atlantic Coast. I...

...my community involvement through tutoring and educational volunteer opportunities. I will be focusing on tutoring high school and college level Math and Science courses, as well as preparation for Math and Science portions of standardized tests. I believe that my academic and professional experiences have given me the necessary knowledge in these subjects, and, matched...

...and Seattle native who is passionate about education! I am certified to teach high school science and have taught high school Math, Chemistry and Biology. Currently, I work with school districts to help implement technology in elementary schools. I have a deep understanding of personalized and differentiated learning as well as the school systems as...

...members on ways to conduct group activities to promote learning and engagement with sciences. I thoroughly enjoy tutoring chemistry, because it is fascinating to consider how such small interacting pieces of matter can be so specific and have dynamic changes in properties with seemingly minor changes. This is especially evident when studying stereochemistry, comparing medicines...

...nerd with a love of learning. Especially science and foreign languages. After getting my degree in Biology with a minor in global health from the University of Washington (2013), I for Guinea to be a public health volunteer. I have recently moved back to Seattle to get my Masters in Public Health from the University...

...at Cornell University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in materials engineering. In between my classes, I research in an energy-focused laboratory, and participate on the executive boards of an academic integrity board, a Materials Science network, and an organization supporting women in STEM. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, spending time with animals,...

...years of age all the way through peers of my in university. Outside of school I enjoy getting outdoors to camp and play soccer and basketball. I also am an avid cook and love to spend time in the kitchen. Just know that tutoring doesn't always have to be dull, I like to keep a...

...for my students is for them to understand *why* they are doing what they are doing, and for them to be able to apply solving individual problems to novel scenarios. In my free time, I like hiking, camping, Game of Thrones, the Seahawks, and exploring Seattle parks, among other things. I am interested in pursuing...

Hi, my name is Justin. I love helping people succeed in the academic world. My passion is to see people grow and learn, especially in math, chemistry, physics and engineering. I look forward to meeting you and helping you further your education so you can realize your career aspirations.

...making own faces, looking for shapes or colors in the classes. For the elementary kids, I would ask them to read the books, to talk about the stories, use jeopardy, or to create something on their own. Of course, I would also develop some games, and sometimes I would ask them to work together or...

I am a recent graduate of the University of Washington, working for a year while I apply to graduate schools. I am passionate about working with children and young adults to help them reach their academic goals and feel confident in their knowledge and abilities.

...a student at Hamilton College in upstate New York, but my hometown is Kirkland, Washington, where I graduated from Lake Washington High School. I am currently a Biology major on track for medical school, but I love learning and teaching many different subjects, like jazz, or English, or my current philosophy class. Some of my...

...succeed. That's when I implemented a simple yet powerful learning tool: Breaking down difficult problems to basic mathematical definitions. Often when students struggle, it's because either their instructors or textbooks make too many assumptions about what the student remembers from previous courses or overestimate how challenging some basic idea can be. By breaking down problems,...

Hello! So nice to e-meet you. I truly believe that learning is not one-size-fits-all, and with this, I offer a variety of ways we can work forward. I'm happy to get started and find the best solution.