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I have a bachelor’s degree with honors in Computer Science in Engineering from University of Florida. Math is my passion and I love to help and explain anything in math that you may not have mastered yet.Whether you are looking to excel in math for school or SAT or if you are just having trouble with homework or not doing Read more...
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I’ve always had a passion for helping others succeed. Your success is my number 1 priority. When you (or your son or daughter) succeed, I too succeed. It’s a great feeling to have a student “get it.” Some professors cannot relate to today’s students, and that sets me apart from them. Coming from being a student recently, and I know Read more...
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I am a 30 year old male who has been teaching for 7 years. I have been working with kids ranging from Kindergarten to Seniors in high school for 13 years. I coach basketball and tutor struggling students at my school. I teach at a Middle School in Boynton Beach, Florida.If you want your child to succeed in math, then Read more...
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College ProfessorComputer Administrator Overall College GPA 3.8 (BS in Electrical Engineering, Masters in Computer Science, both from FAU)Allow me to share my success with you and your student(s). I really love teaching math and I have a lot of experience with it. I have developed a deep understanding. I explain concepts in multiple ways, using relateable examples, while verifying understanding, Read more...
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I graduated from MIT with a Bachelor of Science in Brain and Cognitive Sciences in June 2013, and I currently work as an instructor at an independent teaching and educational research institute. In high school, I graduated as valedictorian. I took multiple AP math and science courses, in addition to serving as president of my school’s Science Honor Society and Read more...
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Hi my name is Julia. I’m from the Ft. Lauderdale area, but am currently a full-time student at UWF.I’m an English major, but my specialty for tutoring is Algebra 1 and Pre Algebra. I love tutoring because I get to help people and see those “light bulb” moments when a student finally understands a problem they’ve been struggling with. I’ve Read more...
