Hello! My name is Joe, and I am a rising college sophomore looking to tutor middle or high school students in math, chemistry, english, or to people who want to learn to play the piano. Not only am I proficient in those subjects, but I have extensive experience with SAT and AP standardized tests, and I'd love to be helpful with prep for those. Also, I can provide advice and planning for high school seniors preparing to apply to college.I am in the Toms River area, and can drive to where students would like to meet for sessions. I look forward to meeting you!

I'm Zach, a sophomore at Northwestern University, and I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. I love math and science, and enjoy the satisfaction of fostering love for such subjects in the students I tutor.In my free time, I enjoy watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing ice hockey, reading about the latest scientific developments, and taking walks with my family's yellow lab, Elle.

I am a recent aerospace engineering graduate from Georgia Tech with a minor in Spanish. I have always enjoying helping others learn and have tutored in person all throughout middle and high school for the 4 core subjects and Spanish. I also have 2 years of experience being a teaching assistant at the collegiate level for Physics I: Mechanics, which was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. A key reason I've chosen to be a tutor is the happiness it gives me when my students have finally understood something they have been struggling with. In high school, I tutored two Spanish-speaking foreign exchange students who were failing their Algebra 2 class because they did not understand the lectures which were given in English. As an intermediate Spanish speaker at the time, I took on the challenge of teaching them the content while picking up on some vocabulary myself! I was so proud to see them raise their grades to a 'B' in the course and feel confident in a subject they were struggling in. Seeing how well those students did with just a little bit of help and wanting to spread the impact mentorship and tutoring have on a student's success, I have devoted my extra time and my career to mentorship and helping other students grow and learn! Although I teach a broad range of subjects and my passions lie with STEM subjects (Algebra I,II and Physics I specifically!), this experience strengthened my equal passion for language and communication. My biggest takeaway from this experience is that teachers need to speak the student's language, not just literally, but arguably more importantly, their learning language. As a result, my teaching philosophy is to teach a subject in multiple ways to help students retain and absorb information. I am a firm proponent of education being the key to success and a firm believer that anyone can overcome any number of obstacles with some persistence, determination, and a little bit of help.

I am about to begin graduate school as a PhD Student in Condensed Matter Physics. I am currently working at an experimental physics lab at the University of Maryland, College Park.My tutoring style is pretty relaxed. In my experience, if someone knows what question to ask then they are already pretty close to the answer; they just need a push in the right direction. I like to help people talk through the problems. My job is to steer you in the right direction and help you reach that "ah-ha!" moment.

Hello! I'm a recent graduate from Santa Clara University with a BS in Electrical Engineering, and a minor in Political Science. I've been tutoring for the past 6 years or so, professionally for the past 4, so I have lots of experience. I primarily tutor Mathematics, Physics, and Political Science; I'd be happy to help you/your child better understand the concepts behind their problems and achieve better results. My tutoring style differs depending on the subject I'm tutoring. For Mathematics based subjects, I tend to take a graphical approach; focusing on addressing weak-points in understanding by presenting the material in a different, more intuitive and visual way. For Political Science, I focus on building contextual and theoretical understanding of the underlying theories and critiques. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing chess, reading, hiking, biking, skiing, cooking, and trying food from around the world. Looking forward to meeting you and helping out with your academic challenges!

Hi, I am Professor Florence. I teach at USC, UCSB, Pepperdine University, CSUN, Cal Tech, and other Universities. I received my bachelor's in Math and Psychology at UCLA, Ph.D. work in Engineering at Virginia Tech, and MBA in Marketing and New Venture Management at USC. I graduated at the top of my class, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude, Highest Honors, full fellowships, and more. I am an expert on:* Math* Stats* Psychology* History* Political Science* Business* Marketing* Engineering* Strategy* Innovation* Public Speaking

I'm a recent graduate from University of Minnesota. I completed a dual degree in psychology and mathematics. I have been tutoring for more than a year and I am looking forward to meeting new students here and helping them achieve their goals.

My degree is in mathematics but I also have a minor in statistical methods. I am also well versed in the Python programming language.In the past I have worked with college students struggling in early mathematics courses such as trigonometry, algebra and elementary statistics. While at my university I also worked with adult students pursuing a GED.Ultimately, mathematics is not about memorizing formulas but about the logical process of arriving at a conclusion. Ideally, my job will consist of reminding the student of the tools at their disposal and they will make the leap themselves towards their desired answer. This ability to think about problems is not limited to mathematics and, if mastered, will stay with the student for the rest of their lives.Aside from mathematics I enjoy playing my piano. I especially love playing music from movie, TV show and video game soundtracks.

I believe learning is similar to climbing a mountain. All the routes to the top of the mountain require some effort, but there exist routes that are relatively smooth and short. In terms of learning, I believe methods of learning play an important role in studying. I have always been interested in learning and teaching. I am looking forward to sharing my knowledge and experiences to students. Hopefully, the journey of learning will be more smooth and full of enjoyment.

I received my Bachelor's in Mathematics from Bellevue University. I am almost done with my masters in Physics from Johns Hopkins. I have been teaching for 5 years now. Most of my experience is high school and college students. My absolute favorite subject is physics. It is my passion, I love learning the math behind how things work, it helps me understand the universe.My teaching methods are different based on the student. My basic focus is to allow my students to be as interactive as possible. I want them to feel free to ask questions and I try to get them to participate as much as possible. I do this by using digital inking, with math it helps to see what is going on, and by asking them a lot of questions and giving practice problems.Outside of academics I love being outside, spending time with my family and playing video games.I believe anyone can succeed at anything with the right amount of effort and determination and it is my personal goal to help each and every student reach all of their goals.

Hello! My name is Joe, and I am a rising college sophomore looking to tutor middle or high school students in math, chemistry, english, or to people who want to learn to play the piano. Not only am I proficient in those subjects, but I have extensive experience with SAT and AP standardized tests, and I'd love to be helpful with prep for those. Also, I can provide advice and planning for high school seniors preparing to apply to college.I am in the Toms River area, and can drive to where students would like to meet for sessions. I look forward to meeting you!

I'm Zach, a sophomore at Northwestern University, and I am majoring in Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Computer Science. I love math and science, and enjoy the satisfaction of fostering love for such subjects in the students I tutor.In my free time, I enjoy watching the Pittsburgh Penguins, playing ice hockey, reading about the latest scientific developments, and taking walks with my family's yellow lab, Elle.

I am a recent aerospace engineering graduate from Georgia Tech with a minor in Spanish. I have always enjoying helping others learn and have tutored in person all throughout middle and high school for the 4 core subjects and Spanish. I also have 2 years of experience being a teaching assistant at the collegiate level for Physics I: Mechanics, which was one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. A key reason I've chosen to be a tutor is the happiness it gives me when my students have finally understood something they have been struggling with. In high school, I tutored two Spanish-speaking foreign exchange students who were failing their Algebra 2 class because they did not understand the lectures which were given in English. As an intermediate Spanish speaker at the time, I took on the challenge of teaching them the content while picking up on some vocabulary myself! I was so proud to see them raise their grades to a 'B' in the course and feel confident in a subject they were struggling in. Seeing how well those students did with just a little bit of help and wanting to spread the impact mentorship and tutoring have on a student's success, I have devoted my extra time and my career to mentorship and helping other students grow and learn! Although I teach a broad range of subjects and my passions lie with STEM subjects (Algebra I,II and Physics I specifically!), this experience strengthened my equal passion for language and communication. My biggest takeaway from this experience is that teachers need to speak the student's language, not just literally, but arguably more importantly, their learning language. As a result, my teaching philosophy is to teach a subject in multiple ways to help students retain and absorb information. I am a firm proponent of education being the key to success and a firm believer that anyone can overcome any number of obstacles with some persistence, determination, and a little bit of help.

I am about to begin graduate school as a PhD Student in Condensed Matter Physics. I am currently working at an experimental physics lab at the University of Maryland, College Park.My tutoring style is pretty relaxed. In my experience, if someone knows what question to ask then they are already pretty close to the answer; they just need a push in the right direction. I like to help people talk through the problems. My job is to steer you in the right direction and help you reach that "ah-ha!" moment.

Hello! I'm a recent graduate from Santa Clara University with a BS in Electrical Engineering, and a minor in Political Science. I've been tutoring for the past 6 years or so, professionally for the past 4, so I have lots of experience. I primarily tutor Mathematics, Physics, and Political Science; I'd be happy to help you/your child better understand the concepts behind their problems and achieve better results. My tutoring style differs depending on the subject I'm tutoring. For Mathematics based subjects, I tend to take a graphical approach; focusing on addressing weak-points in understanding by presenting the material in a different, more intuitive and visual way. For Political Science, I focus on building contextual and theoretical understanding of the underlying theories and critiques. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing chess, reading, hiking, biking, skiing, cooking, and trying food from around the world. Looking forward to meeting you and helping out with your academic challenges!

Hi, I am Professor Florence. I teach at USC, UCSB, Pepperdine University, CSUN, Cal Tech, and other Universities. I received my bachelor's in Math and Psychology at UCLA, Ph.D. work in Engineering at Virginia Tech, and MBA in Marketing and New Venture Management at USC. I graduated at the top of my class, Phi Beta Kappa, Magna Cum Laude, Highest Honors, full fellowships, and more. I am an expert on:* Math* Stats* Psychology* History* Political Science* Business* Marketing* Engineering* Strategy* Innovation* Public Speaking

I'm a recent graduate from University of Minnesota. I completed a dual degree in psychology and mathematics. I have been tutoring for more than a year and I am looking forward to meeting new students here and helping them achieve their goals.

My degree is in mathematics but I also have a minor in statistical methods. I am also well versed in the Python programming language.In the past I have worked with college students struggling in early mathematics courses such as trigonometry, algebra and elementary statistics. While at my university I also worked with adult students pursuing a GED.Ultimately, mathematics is not about memorizing formulas but about the logical process of arriving at a conclusion. Ideally, my job will consist of reminding the student of the tools at their disposal and they will make the leap themselves towards their desired answer. This ability to think about problems is not limited to mathematics and, if mastered, will stay with the student for the rest of their lives.Aside from mathematics I enjoy playing my piano. I especially love playing music from movie, TV show and video game soundtracks.

I believe learning is similar to climbing a mountain. All the routes to the top of the mountain require some effort, but there exist routes that are relatively smooth and short. In terms of learning, I believe methods of learning play an important role in studying. I have always been interested in learning and teaching. I am looking forward to sharing my knowledge and experiences to students. Hopefully, the journey of learning will be more smooth and full of enjoyment.

I received my Bachelor's in Mathematics from Bellevue University. I am almost done with my masters in Physics from Johns Hopkins. I have been teaching for 5 years now. Most of my experience is high school and college students. My absolute favorite subject is physics. It is my passion, I love learning the math behind how things work, it helps me understand the universe.My teaching methods are different based on the student. My basic focus is to allow my students to be as interactive as possible. I want them to feel free to ask questions and I try to get them to participate as much as possible. I do this by using digital inking, with math it helps to see what is going on, and by asking them a lot of questions and giving practice problems.Outside of academics I love being outside, spending time with my family and playing video games.I believe anyone can succeed at anything with the right amount of effort and determination and it is my personal goal to help each and every student reach all of their goals.