I graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Comparative Physiology and a minor in French. While completing my studies, I had the opportunity to work as a Teaching Assistant for General Biology, Environmental Studies, Physiology, and Anatomy courses. I also took a year to travel abroad and study at l'University de Montpellier in the south of France. Currently, I am completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University.I look forward to working with students one-on-one to achieve their learning objectives. My tutoring will employ an integrated approach to make studying fun and engage every type of learner.

Graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science, been working in the field ever since including time in MANGA companies.Experienced and passionate to teach Math and Computer Science, with strong skills in Physics and sciences as well.

I earned by Bachelor of Science in Biology and Religious Studies from Ursinus College in 2016 and my Master of Arts in Geography from the University of Guelph in 2018. I had an overwhelmingly positive and personal educational experience. Teachers cared about, believed in, and endlessly supported their students. Meaningful discourse, encouraging creativity and curiosity, and a sincere excitement for learning were the norm, and I want to help create this environment for students. I've taught and coached high school and college students and athletes over the past five years. I enjoy teaching Geography, Environmental Studies, Biology, English and Writing. I particularly enjoy working with students to improve their critical reading and writing skills, which not only benefit them throughout their education but in all aspects of their life. I believe in education that is spirit-centered and heart forward, where I get to know my students as gifted, unique, human beings with passions, joys, interests, and fears all their own. I believe in education that reconnects us with the environment, facilitates critical globally minded and culturally inclusive dialogue, and prepares students with valuable life and interpersonal skills to live and serve as compassionate leaders in their communities. In my free time, I enjoy reading, rock climbing, playing piano, singing, running, visiting coffee shops, and spending quality time with my partner. My non-academic professional experience also includes working in the conservation sector as a social science researcher, supporting Indigenous-led conservation, and being the lead editor for an online literary magazine and creative community called COALESCE Community, which focuses on connecting people and cultivating compassion through personal human stories and creative exploration.

I am a graduate from the University of Washington, with degrees in Physics and Astronomy and a minor in Mathematics. I am taking a gap year before attending graduate school at Rutgers University for Astrophysics, and in the meantime, I am tutoring and working on various academic projects. I have been tutoring math, physics, and astronomy for 3 years. My approach is to help individual comprehension rather than rote memorization.I'm interested in a lot of things outside of just tutoring! I enjoy bouldering, playing the guitar, programming, and hiking with my girlfriend and dog. If you live around the University of Washington, you might have seen me hosting public astronomy nights at the campus observatory or star-gazing in Red Square.

Hello! My name is Carter. I’m a graduate of Northwestern University, where I studied journalism and international studies (with a focus in Europe and international security), and gained a concentration in gender and sexuality studies. Thanks to journalism, I’ve traveled and lived all over the United States, from New York to Los Angeles to Houston. My biggest passions are English and literature, and I love to instill that passion in others, whether that means helping someone work through writing a difficult essay or prep for the critical reading portions of the SATs. When I’m not tutoring, I love to read, craft and (of course) watch Netflix.

I'm a licensed funeral director and (non practicing) embalmer in Texas, Washington, and Oregon;sidekick Kermit #grieftherapykermit is a Certified Therapy Dog that has served over 500 families by my side.Myself and 5 brilliant colleagues are pioneering the first not for profit Funeral Home and Conservation Burial Park for People and Pets, the first of many achievements coming for The End Foundation.I have worked in death care since 1996, and darkened the halls of a Mortuary School first in 2002.I began to question the status quo vocally in 2015 online and crafted the online identity known as The Modern Mortician. My starting mission was to lift the veiled hood on the cloak of death, and my current mission is not far from that. Be transparent, honest, open minded- and be a guide to those seeking a meaningful end of life exit.Over the last decade I have been privileged to work closely beside the founders of multiple green burial spaces. I was the first funeral director in Texas to facilitate Alkaline Hydrolysis for a client in a state where that selected form of disposition still isn't a legal option. I've also had the honor of participating in a laying in ceremony for Composting-Natural Organic Reduction. Over the years I have tested and worked with many funerary products, and have revealed predatory products like the Mushroom Burial Shroud. Through my years of curiosity and persistence, through heartache and resistance, I have an intimate knowledge of all eco friendly forms of disposition, overall.I am a professional and public resource, an educator, an advocate, an industry disruptor.I am empathetic, broken, compassionate, and thoughtful.I am here to help the consumer, not the shareholders and corporations.I believe openly talking about death and dying helps destigmatize the topic.I believe people and pets deserve the same care and respect in death they should be afforded in life.I believe honesty and transparency in the care of our dead, old practices and new, is a healthy way for people to come to terms with death and dying and fear it less.

Learn like never before and achieve your goals every minute with tutor, Jeremiah, today!

Since graduating from the University of Washington with baccalaureate degrees in Political Science and Economics, my education continues. At Highline and Bellevue Community Colleges, I took many computer classes, and later taught several myself. Northwestern University provided Contract & Business Law, and much computer-related instruction came from Novell, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and others. Now I'm taking online classes to keep up with the growing use of social media Web sites.The technological 'tools' available today, better than anything from our past, deserve study and use. That's why much of my career has been computer technical support. I believe we all need computer help to get our work done, whatever that might be.Beyond that, I believe in a liberal education. The U.W.'s approach made all students, in all majors, take a wide variety of courses. Exactly as intended, this liberal education proved how knowledge in nearly any subject enhances understanding in many others. Exposure to a broad range of subjectsthe arts and humanities, the social and 'hard' sciences, history and languageshows how much they intertwine and reinforce each other. All scienceall knowledgeis 'one'.Of all investments, education in yourself is the most valuable. The more you know, the more your intellectual horizons expand and the more opportunities will open. Not just to produce material wealth, but life satisfaction.Not all study is drudgery. When work is done for the day, play can be better with the same knowledge. The computer skills I've acquired have become indispensable to my hobbies: aviation history and modeling.

Students do not care what you know until they know that you care. I believe in building a relationship based on trust in order to effectively teach.

Hello! My name is Irvin and I am someone who enjoys helping others in whatever way I can. I have always found it very important and fulfilling to help younger people grow and reach their fullest potential, especially when it comes to their academic and intellectual potential. I have worked with a wide range of age groups from elementary aged kids all the way up through college aged adults, so that has helped me learn how to work with a wide range of people.When it comes to my academic experience, going through middle school, high school, and college I have come to understand that math is the subject that I am the best at and also enjoy the most. People would ask me questions about certain concepts they need help with after they start to see that I have a good understanding of them. From this I have come to see how important it is to have someone to ask any kind of questions they have about the topics they are struggling with. Tutoring for me is something I have just naturally done throughout my life and fortunately it is something I like to do!

I graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Comparative Physiology and a minor in French. While completing my studies, I had the opportunity to work as a Teaching Assistant for General Biology, Environmental Studies, Physiology, and Anatomy courses. I also took a year to travel abroad and study at l'University de Montpellier in the south of France. Currently, I am completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University.I look forward to working with students one-on-one to achieve their learning objectives. My tutoring will employ an integrated approach to make studying fun and engage every type of learner.

Graduate of Carnegie Mellon University in Computer Science, been working in the field ever since including time in MANGA companies.Experienced and passionate to teach Math and Computer Science, with strong skills in Physics and sciences as well.

I earned by Bachelor of Science in Biology and Religious Studies from Ursinus College in 2016 and my Master of Arts in Geography from the University of Guelph in 2018. I had an overwhelmingly positive and personal educational experience. Teachers cared about, believed in, and endlessly supported their students. Meaningful discourse, encouraging creativity and curiosity, and a sincere excitement for learning were the norm, and I want to help create this environment for students. I've taught and coached high school and college students and athletes over the past five years. I enjoy teaching Geography, Environmental Studies, Biology, English and Writing. I particularly enjoy working with students to improve their critical reading and writing skills, which not only benefit them throughout their education but in all aspects of their life. I believe in education that is spirit-centered and heart forward, where I get to know my students as gifted, unique, human beings with passions, joys, interests, and fears all their own. I believe in education that reconnects us with the environment, facilitates critical globally minded and culturally inclusive dialogue, and prepares students with valuable life and interpersonal skills to live and serve as compassionate leaders in their communities. In my free time, I enjoy reading, rock climbing, playing piano, singing, running, visiting coffee shops, and spending quality time with my partner. My non-academic professional experience also includes working in the conservation sector as a social science researcher, supporting Indigenous-led conservation, and being the lead editor for an online literary magazine and creative community called COALESCE Community, which focuses on connecting people and cultivating compassion through personal human stories and creative exploration.

I am a graduate from the University of Washington, with degrees in Physics and Astronomy and a minor in Mathematics. I am taking a gap year before attending graduate school at Rutgers University for Astrophysics, and in the meantime, I am tutoring and working on various academic projects. I have been tutoring math, physics, and astronomy for 3 years. My approach is to help individual comprehension rather than rote memorization.I'm interested in a lot of things outside of just tutoring! I enjoy bouldering, playing the guitar, programming, and hiking with my girlfriend and dog. If you live around the University of Washington, you might have seen me hosting public astronomy nights at the campus observatory or star-gazing in Red Square.

Hello! My name is Carter. I’m a graduate of Northwestern University, where I studied journalism and international studies (with a focus in Europe and international security), and gained a concentration in gender and sexuality studies. Thanks to journalism, I’ve traveled and lived all over the United States, from New York to Los Angeles to Houston. My biggest passions are English and literature, and I love to instill that passion in others, whether that means helping someone work through writing a difficult essay or prep for the critical reading portions of the SATs. When I’m not tutoring, I love to read, craft and (of course) watch Netflix.

I'm a licensed funeral director and (non practicing) embalmer in Texas, Washington, and Oregon;sidekick Kermit #grieftherapykermit is a Certified Therapy Dog that has served over 500 families by my side.Myself and 5 brilliant colleagues are pioneering the first not for profit Funeral Home and Conservation Burial Park for People and Pets, the first of many achievements coming for The End Foundation.I have worked in death care since 1996, and darkened the halls of a Mortuary School first in 2002.I began to question the status quo vocally in 2015 online and crafted the online identity known as The Modern Mortician. My starting mission was to lift the veiled hood on the cloak of death, and my current mission is not far from that. Be transparent, honest, open minded- and be a guide to those seeking a meaningful end of life exit.Over the last decade I have been privileged to work closely beside the founders of multiple green burial spaces. I was the first funeral director in Texas to facilitate Alkaline Hydrolysis for a client in a state where that selected form of disposition still isn't a legal option. I've also had the honor of participating in a laying in ceremony for Composting-Natural Organic Reduction. Over the years I have tested and worked with many funerary products, and have revealed predatory products like the Mushroom Burial Shroud. Through my years of curiosity and persistence, through heartache and resistance, I have an intimate knowledge of all eco friendly forms of disposition, overall.I am a professional and public resource, an educator, an advocate, an industry disruptor.I am empathetic, broken, compassionate, and thoughtful.I am here to help the consumer, not the shareholders and corporations.I believe openly talking about death and dying helps destigmatize the topic.I believe people and pets deserve the same care and respect in death they should be afforded in life.I believe honesty and transparency in the care of our dead, old practices and new, is a healthy way for people to come to terms with death and dying and fear it less.

Learn like never before and achieve your goals every minute with tutor, Jeremiah, today!

Since graduating from the University of Washington with baccalaureate degrees in Political Science and Economics, my education continues. At Highline and Bellevue Community Colleges, I took many computer classes, and later taught several myself. Northwestern University provided Contract & Business Law, and much computer-related instruction came from Novell, Microsoft, Sun Microsystems, and others. Now I'm taking online classes to keep up with the growing use of social media Web sites.The technological 'tools' available today, better than anything from our past, deserve study and use. That's why much of my career has been computer technical support. I believe we all need computer help to get our work done, whatever that might be.Beyond that, I believe in a liberal education. The U.W.'s approach made all students, in all majors, take a wide variety of courses. Exactly as intended, this liberal education proved how knowledge in nearly any subject enhances understanding in many others. Exposure to a broad range of subjectsthe arts and humanities, the social and 'hard' sciences, history and languageshows how much they intertwine and reinforce each other. All scienceall knowledgeis 'one'.Of all investments, education in yourself is the most valuable. The more you know, the more your intellectual horizons expand and the more opportunities will open. Not just to produce material wealth, but life satisfaction.Not all study is drudgery. When work is done for the day, play can be better with the same knowledge. The computer skills I've acquired have become indispensable to my hobbies: aviation history and modeling.

Students do not care what you know until they know that you care. I believe in building a relationship based on trust in order to effectively teach.

Hello! My name is Irvin and I am someone who enjoys helping others in whatever way I can. I have always found it very important and fulfilling to help younger people grow and reach their fullest potential, especially when it comes to their academic and intellectual potential. I have worked with a wide range of age groups from elementary aged kids all the way up through college aged adults, so that has helped me learn how to work with a wide range of people.When it comes to my academic experience, going through middle school, high school, and college I have come to understand that math is the subject that I am the best at and also enjoy the most. People would ask me questions about certain concepts they need help with after they start to see that I have a good understanding of them. From this I have come to see how important it is to have someone to ask any kind of questions they have about the topics they are struggling with. Tutoring for me is something I have just naturally done throughout my life and fortunately it is something I like to do!