Award-Winning GMAT Tutors in Clearwater, FL

...the beginning, had confidence that they had. And Math should be fun! Outside of "school," I enjoy singing, research and analysis of data, sewing, dancing, reading, building (my own home, a farm, etc). I enjoy being a life-long learner: the world is full of experiences and knowledge, and it intrigues me to explore. Mathematics is the study of patterns which can fascinate and inspire one to keep learning and mastering to the highest ability within...

...I've learned a lot about communicating effectively, how to adapt my approach in order to reach each individual, and how to explain each concept as lucidly as possible. Additionally, my score in the 96th percentile on the GRE (Verbal) reflects my understanding of what it takes to learn material in order to do well on a test. I believe that communication between tutor and student is the key to successful learning - no matter the...

A high school teacher certified in Mathematics, Chemistry and General Science

...accounting and finance. My teaching philosophy is not only to pass knowledge on to my students, but also to build up their skill sets (essentially teaching them how to fish by giving them hands-on demonstrations of catching the fish). I have a wide range of interests, from all kinds of outdoors activities (such as bicycling, kayaking, boating, fishing, gardening, and water sports) to music, cooking and volunteering. I hope to make learning fun for each...

...is extensive. I have tutored for about 10 years in English, Math, and Science in the lower and middle grades. I have extensive experience as an educator in teaching reading to high school students, as well as, coaching for tests. My education is in teaching with a bachelors and master degree from Eastern Michigan University and an Ed Specialist from Capella University in curriculum and instruction. I believe all children can learn given the proper...

Applying to tutoring position, it gives me hippieness and enjoyable time because this helps many students. My goal is to take away that worry and make students task easy to perform, fun to do, and exciting to achieve. I help students find engaging topics, providing examples, and creating plan, organizing thought, writing steps, revising works and checking their school homework.

I am a graduate, with a Bachelor of Science in engineering from the University of California, Los Angeles, a graduate, with a doctor of medicine (MD) from the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland and a graduate with a JD from the Law School of the University of Florida. I am a father of two children, a daughter and son, and grandfather of two boys and two girls.

...of San Francisco (MA), and University of South Florida (graduate certificate). I have been passionate about teaching since my Peace Corp days and love working with students to achieve their education and life goals. I like to help students express themselves in their Writing and help them to improve their Critical Reading skills. Public speaking is also a passion since it can be used in many diverse situations and is extremely important in daily life....

...the point of each class across, properly explain the course materials and highlight crucial factors. Chemistry is not easy, therefore, I stimulate great interest that definitely makes the class more fun and more attractive. furthermore, I make a great effort to get the students involved and interested by drawing connections between chemistry in class and life/movies/news, etc. I am ready to help all students by answering their questions and frequently addressing some questions to them....

...do centers around inclusivity, belonging and empowerment for all no matter who they are or where they come from or where they are on life's journey. My call as a critical justice diversity educator and researcher is to make sure that what happens in the schools, in the workplace, in the policy manuals, and the courtrooms reflects a student-centered methodological stance that engenders inclusivity and reaches all learners where they are. Creativity and innovation drive...

...ambition of entering medical school by working with them in the lecture, lab, and one-on-one MCAT prep sessions. I hope to use the skills acquired from many levels of experience to bring you to the peak of your natural abilities and ace your tests whether they be classroom exams or standardized tests I try to teach in ways that involve creativity and fun. I don't look at this only as a tedious, by -the-book instructional...

...studying the right way for it. GMAT prep classes are probably the ones that show the fastest return on invest. My favorite teaching subject, however, is German. I love sharing the German language and culture with my students. I strive to fully engage my students and make them a part of goal setting. I want to understand each individual learning setting and tailor a personalized study plan to each of my students. The more passionate...

...in Mechanical Engineering. From my time as an undergraduate student, I know first-hand the difference between a good teacher and a great teacher. A good teacher can explain a problem and solution. A great teacher equips a student with the skills and confidence to analyze and solve problems on their own. Which is why I love tutoring students in math. There are often little to no gray areas in the world of numbers, but there...

I've always considered myself a life-long learner across many subjects and mediums. The core essence of teaching another is communicating, regardless of the subject, the joy and excitement of learning something new.

I want my students to improve.

...your answers and try out different approaches to reaching the same end goal. I like to apply personal context to problems and help students to view the questions from more than one perspective to give them options to decide their individual preferences. I aim to meet students where they are and make connections to the knowledge, they already have to better understand more challenging topics. Outside of academics I like to participate in group fitness...

...become a pediatrician (I love kids). I am passionate about learning and teaching any subject. I have always been inclined towards teaching, whether involving unraveling a previously mysterious mathematical concept, or breaking down the fundamental components of a jump shot, I live for the look of joy and excitement on a student's face when everything clicks. There is beauty in simplicity, and understanding complex ideas with simple concepts is the highest form of intelligence. I...

...who are struggling, and/or from nontraditional backgrounds that needs extra help. I worked with many international students from all over the world, especially from East Asia. I can help international students and immigrant families navigate the precarious world of college admissions. I also did very well on GRE, and I can help others who are preparing to apply to graduate schools. Thanks for reading! Please do not hesitate to reach out with any questions.

...relaying knowledge, but also understanding, self-reliance, confident problem-solving, and hopefully an appreciation for curiosity and learning. My background is in biomedical engineering at UT-Austin. I loved the math and physics side of things especially when they blend into human health. I pursued medical school afterward at Baylor College of Medicine (BCM). While at BCM, I did a dual-degree MD/MBA and graduated in 2018, on track to ophthalmology training as my specialty. What this means for...

...A good teacher must help students recognize their individual learning styles, discover any flaws in their foundation knowledge, set reasonable goals, and look for deeper meanings behind why a problem is best solved a certain way. Moreover, she taught me the importance of concise communication, organization and empathy when teaching. I think that not only is teaching more similar to coaching than lecturing and assigning work, but also clear presentations, goal-setting and practice are crucial.