Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Garland, TX

...or professor would explain this concept better" and so I finished my masters and came here to help you, if you have asked yourself this before. I need to make sure my students understand the concepts they are responsible for learning and not just simply memorize them to get by on exams. Trust me, I have written quizzes, exams, lectures, and graded them as well and the difference is striking when students learn vs. when...

...faced challenging concepts and understand how difficult learning can be at times. That's why I love to create a calm, supportive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and growing at their own pace. I especially enjoy tutoring in areas I've had to master myself, such as technical subjects, problem-solving, and general academic skills. I am also passionate about working with both K-12 learners and adult learners, tailoring my approach to meet their unique needs...

I am a recent graduate from The University of North Texas Computer Engineering Program. While completing my degree I tutored fellow students in multiple subjects in Math and Computer Science as well as Physics and Digital Logic. I am a happy husband and father and enjoy helping people grasp complicated subjects with approachable examples and real life applications.

...fresh perspective on the processes and are able to ask really good questions. I completed my BS in Chemistry at the University of Kansas in 1989 and my PhD in Geosciences at the University of Texas at Dallas in 2002. I have a broad background in geology, remote sensing, chemistry and environmental science. Currently, I am an Adjunct Professor at Dallas College Brookhaven Campus in Farmers Branch, Texas and Tarrant County College in Fort Worth,...

...Economics. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Algebra, Economics, English and Computer Science. I am experienced in teaching both undergraduate level courses and Standardized Tests. I have enjoyed working with K-12 students too. I am a firm believer of the impact of education on life improvement, and I try to covey this message to all my students that knowledge is power. Let's start your adventure with me. I...

...from my employment at a mathematics tutoring center to private lessons for students my age. Other parts of my life include playing sports (tennis, soccer, ping pong, basketball), jamming on the piano, and doing extracurriculars at school. I believe the most effective teachers are not those who know the most, but those who motivate their students to want to know it all. I like to keep the student as engaged and focused as possible in the...

...professional mathematician working on cryptanalysis for a defense contractor. I've worked for and been a co-founder of a couple of startups. Fun facts: I'm an Eagle Scout and a member of FBI Infragard. What makes me qualified to teach you? I only teach things that I have done professionally; I have taken classes on every topic I offer, but I've also used it in the real world. Feel free to contact me - let's talk...

I am passionate about teaching and want to help every student reach their potential. My favorite subjects in school are biology, chemistry, and psychology, which is also what I am studying in college at UNC Chapel Hill. I want to make complex subjects easy by making sure you understand where it all comes from and can figure out the "story" when it comes to science.

...my early childhood and this passion never lets me fall behind from securing the first position in my classes - zero to high school level. Consequently, this inspiring high school achievement paved the way to my Master of Physics degree. Currently, I have been teaching Physics at a High School and taught Math and Science in private high schools for 5 years. I have about 10 years experience as a tutor. My teaching and tutoring...

Throughout high school and college, I always loved teaching and helping other students. I have been an ACT tutor as well as a math tutor to multiple students and worked as a Teaching Assistant in the Computer Science department at BYU for 4 years. I recently graduated with my Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from BYU and am currently working as a Software Engineer in addition to being a tutor.

...I have been tutoring students and peers since undergrad and most currently, I am teaching Physics as an adjunct professor. Teaching is a passion to me and I find it very fulfilling, so please don't hesitate to ask me questions! If I don't have an answer right away, I promise you that I will get you the right answer after some research. My areas of strength are, but not limited to, Mathematics, Physics, and SAT/ACT...

...at the University of Texas at Austin, studying Electrical and Computer Engineering. I have a few years of experiences as a camp counselor for the URJ Six-Points Sci-Tech Academy summer camp, where I helped plan and lead activities meant to inspire learning about STEM, as well as make said learning fun! In my spare time, you can find me 3D printing cool things, tinkering around in Minecraft, or playing with my adorable dog, Abby.

...through college-level, including geometry, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, and calculus. Although most of my tutoring and teaching experience is in math, I have undergraduate degrees in both mathematics and psychology (and briefly attend graduate school for psychology), so I would love to help out with either subject. I tutor test prep as well, including SAT, ACT, AP Calculus, IB Math, and AP/IB Psychology. Finally, I can assist with organization, study skills, and essay writing. I hope...

...protocol, organize and interpret data sets, carry out a quality literature review, and prepare a proper manuscript. I also learned how to have difficult conversations with patients given the nature of our study. Early on, we began to identify patients who suffered from severe PTSD and were able to arrange specialized care for them. It was so gratifying to see our work directly impact patient care. This example illustrates the agenda I bring to your...

...year from 2015-2016. During my experience at Mathnasium, I was also selected to tutor students with special needs, particularly autism and ADHD. Professionally, I have worked for Walt Disney Imagineering and also had architecture/engineering experiences in both New York City and Austin, TX. I have taken math courses up to Calculus III: Differential Equations and am adept in mechanical physics, particularly Statics. Part of my degree covered architectural studies, so I have strong avocations with...

...returning to the semiconductor industry. In high school and college I was the student who got the right answer (most of the time) but didn't really understand why it was the right answer. Although getting the right answer is important and satisfying, knowing why the answer is right (or not right) is frequently more important to a promising student than the "who/what/how", and I can help you understand all of those.

...student is different and learns differently which is why I tailor my teaching approach for each student. My strong academic background combined with my teaching experience will allow me to give you a learning experience suited to your style. I want to equip you with the skill set to solve problems on your own with my guidance. I will try my best to make your learning experience fun and engaging! Let's start learning together!

I taught Physics and Math from junior level, high school students, college students(undergraduate), University students (BS, MS, Ph.D) level for 30 years. I shall help you to the best of my ability to get A grade in Physics and Math if you work hard.

...interest in oncology led me to 4 years of post-graduate study in applied physics. I worked as a hospital systems analyst for several years after that, and then the pandemic led me into public education at a small school. The past 2 years, I have taught Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Personal Financial Literacy, and junior high science. My passion is learning, and I'm finding that the more I teach, the more I learn. As...

...I was awarded a undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering from Texas A&M University. I had pursed Biomedical Engineering out of my love from mathematics and the science and their fusion together. This degree required I learn Math, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Physiology and various applied Engineering courses that required an understanding of how these fields worked and could be contextualized together. While an undergraduate student I became a Michal E. DeBakey Scholar and worked for a...