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...on to tutor for the SAT exam as well as a wide variety of subjects from all grade levels. Ive tutored students ranging from 3rd grade to adults attempting to re-enter college. While Ive tutored many subjects, I focus mostly in mathematics. In my experience with children and adults alike, Ive come to believe in...

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...track. I have also held other paid and volunteer positions since then, and I'm currently conducting research at Rutgers. However, in all of my endeavors, I am always looking to learn more, and will never settle for just "good enough", which is something I strive to instill in my students as well.

...for my future career in engineering. The first time I took a physics I truly struggled with the material; but in AP Physics I learned how to study, apply knowledge to real world challenges, and that understanding core concepts is the greatest foundation one can have. Having my students attain these crucial skills is what...

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...degree in Mathematics. I have always had a passion for Mathematics and helping others. My enthusiasm for my subject area is contagious. My method of tutoring is to focus on concepts rather than the repetition of problems. This way you are able to understand concepts rather than memorize specific problems. I look forward to tutoring...

...to tutor is Algebra 1 because I believe this subject is the foundation for all higher levels of mathematics and it is important for students to be confident in their algebraic problem-solving abilities. My teaching philosophy centers on understanding concepts through repetition and practice, ensuring that students not only learn the material but are also...

When we work together, we'll be successful!... We will work out as to WHY you don't know as to WHAT you don't know.... Please provide all the past homework, classwork, and notes to gain a clearer understanding of what to expect in the future. This helps to "break the ice" and establish a working relationship. The more information provided, the easier to diagnose WHY you don't know.

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...in May 2017 where I majored in biological chemistry. During college, I worked as a class mentor for 1st and 2nd-year biology classes. As a mentor, I helped during class time and lab, but I also held sessions twice weekly outside of class to review and teach the material. I really enjoy working with my...

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...on the knowledge I have gathered in high school, college, and the college application process to the next generation of students. I have a passion for math and science, and I want to share my excitement about these topics with others. Whether I am tutoring someone who shares my passion for these subjects and wants...

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...groups. The subjects I love to tutor most are ath (elementary level through algebra and geometry), and English (critical reading, writing skills, college essays, etc.). For any new student, I make it a priority to figure out what learning style works best for them. Everyone learns differently, but not everyone learns best in the traditional...

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I aim to give students the skills to approach any problem with confidence. Through active problem solving and diagnostics, even the most daunting assignments and problem sets can be deconstructed into digestible information.

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