I am a mother, a full-time high school math teacher, and generally have a love for life and being around young people. I love mathematics and enjoy sharing my passion with others. I also enjoy helping people overcome obstacles to their goals like breaking socio-economic barriers, all of which I did to become who I am today!

I am honored to have the opportunity to tutor you or your client and look forward to beginning a successful journey ahead. I received my bachelor's degree from Texas A&M University and my medical degree from Avalon University School of Medicine, and I am currently applying to begin my medical residency training. I have tutored several students in college and medical school - though it was not a paid job through a company. I have helped many peers and classmates to understand topics and strengthen their weak areas in subjects that range from math, science, philosophy and English literature. I have been told that teaching comes naturally to me and that I have an effective way of communicating and relaying information to my students which truly benefits them.I tutor math (up to high school level), biological sciences(up to graduate school level), philosophy(up to undergraduate school level) and English literature(up to undergraduate school level). I am not limited to those subjects, however, and would be happy to tutor other subjects that fall into different categories.My favorite subjects to tutor are both math and science. I love math because there is always a distinct answer to each problem that can be solved with the right formula, and it is a universal subject taught the same way throughout the world. I also love science because it is the core of our makeup as human beings down right to the trillions of cells in our bodies and explains the world around us at large. In particular, with my medical training I have acquired the knowledge and skills to also teach graduate level medical sciences such as physiology, anatomy, and pathology. With that said, I can teach anything science related from an elementary school level to a college level.I believe a student learns best when they are fully engaged and present in the moment. My teaching style ensures that students are engaged and are having fun while they are learning so that they enjoy the process rather than them experiencing it is something that just needs to be done. I like to create a friendly and comfortable environment for my students so that they are relaxed throughout the process and look forward to our tutoring sessions. I take pleasure in enabling my students to realize that their academic improvements and accomplishments will help them to not only advance in their respective classes and careers but will make them more knowledgeable people who will have the privilege to contribute and add value to the society around them.Outside of academia, I have many varied interests and hobbies such as fitness and weight lifting, photography, video editing, choreographed ethnic performances, going out to the movies, basketball and football, trying different and new cuisines, world politics, traveling, keeping up with fashion trends for men and public speaking.

I consider myself an exception to the rule. Why? In high school, I played the flute and piccolo and marched during halftime while wearing my cheerleading uniform. I also graduated from the International Baccalaureate program. At Texas A&M University, I studied mechanical engineering and worked as a resident assistant in a private dorm where I put on social events, including Calculus tutoring. I took tumbling twice for fun and I minored in mathematics because the idea of taking additional math classes made me excited. After college, I joined Teach For America and taught 6th grade science for three years because teaching students was more appealing to me than making money in engineering. Evidence of my love for teaching is throughout this history.In high school, I tutored fellow band members struggling in algebra, geometry, and calculus so they could pass and continue marching. I also helped lead a study group for the IB Physics HL test. During my first year of college, I tutored ten people in my Calculus I class, all at the same time (so at that point it was basically another Calculus class). The teacher was brilliant but he did not know how to explain the challenging concepts in ways students could understand, so I had fun developing my tutoring to adapt to each individual person and better help him/her understand what seems IMPOSSIBLE and make it POSSIBLE and ENJOYABLE. Before joining Teach For America, I volunteered for my former 6th grade English teacher and focused on two students in building their writing confidence. Teaching 6th grade science, I integrated math whenever I could and I had the opportunity to teach math for summer school.Everyone can understand math and science if they can relate to the subject. I will guide you to your personal understanding and relations with whatever math (middle school, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus) or science (middle school, physics) subject you struggle with. I understand the frustration that comes with not being able to comprehend what's going on (history does this to me!) but it helps to know that you can overcome the frustration with guidance from a tutor and determination that you can do it! 2+2=4 was once the hardest math problem in your life but after practice, it's intuitive... and I can work with you on a path to make all math feel that way. Understanding projectile motion in physics or electron configuration in atoms for middle school can be tough but with real-world examples and using your imagination, there is no limit on what you can learn and truly understand!Thanks for taking the time to read a bit about me, and I look forward to joining you on a learning journey soon!

I have worked in education for 15 years specifically in Spanish immersion programs, dual language programs and bilingual programs. I have traveled the world extensively and have been tutoring early childhood to adults in Spanish. I believe we live in a global world and its so important to learn other languages so we learn about other cultures and traditions. I'm a passionate native Spanish speaker, novice low in French and novice high in Portuguese. I believe its so important to practice speaking a language as much as possible in order to become proficient in it. I have a lot of fun incorporating different cultural topics or current events in Spanish speaking countries in my tutoring sessions. I always provide outside resources to get extra practice . When I am not tutoring I am cooking,baking,meditating, traveling or doing exercise. Recently I have gotten into pilates and have loved it!

I graduated Magna Cum Laude (GPA 3.9) with Masters in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M. My Masters Dissertation (Thesis) was about "Boolean Network Modeling of Hypoxia Stress Response Pathway" and my research work "HYPOXIA STRESS RESPONSE PATHWAYS: MODELING AND TARGETED THERAPY " was published in IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics issued May 2017. Right from childhood, learning was my passion. I was a "straight A" student all through my school years and was the school topper in the All India Secondary School Examination (AISSE) with highest record marks in the 25 years history of my school. My friends used to approach me to learn for exams last minute and I had different techniques to help them memorize key concepts. I am a very fast learner and very hard working, a proud Sunday School teacher and a Bible Quiz coach. I graduated my Bachelors in Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering with highest distinction and was the topper in the Electrical and Instrumentation department of my college. Learning makes me happy, I love to make "mnemonics" and shortcuts which helps me to memorize easily. I love to draw, so during my bachelors I volunteered to draw all figures in the white board for teachers to teach and did a lot of volunteering to teach in my engineering class. While doing my masters in Texas A&M, I did research in "Genotypic response of stress genes in non-transformed, benign, malignant and metastatic breast cancer cell lines to chemotherapeutic agents Doxorubicin and Cyclophosphamide" where I worked on 69 stress genes out of which 50 are Internal Ribosome Entry Site (IRES) genes. I worked as a software engineer in IT as a front engineer, backend engineer and then as a Full Stack developer for 5 years, so I am also interested in coding and analysis. So my knowledge in a variety of subjects in Engineering and Biology, and my strong passion for teaching made me think about tutoring to share my knowledge with kids as I love working with them. I am very patient, fun loving, empathetic, I always think in other's shoes, especially when it comes to kids. I am a proud mother of a 10 year old daughter and teaching her made me interested in Elementary school tutoring. It was fun to relearn with her what I learnt many years ago. When I told my dad that I got accepted in Varsity Tutors, he told me one thing and that resonated with my teaching philosophy. " Teach these kids as they are your own" and that has been my motto from day one. I have tutored many students until now, and each and every one holds a special place in my heart. I cry, laugh and play with them. Their weaknesses are mine, their strength is my strength, their success and failures are all mine. I love what I am doing, and each day I look forward to be a part of their learning process, help them inculcate the same passion I have for learning and never ever hate learning, but understand the potential of education and utilize it for a far better future. I always teach my kids to aim the stars so that they can at least reach the sky. I teach a wide variety of subjects because of my Engineering and Biology background, but still teaching elementary kids makes me happy because of their innocent love. I am proud to say that I have touched the lives of lot of kids one way or the other and all the 5 star ratings and messages from the parents are the greatest rewards I will ever cherish. Thank you Varsity for helping me reinstate my passion for teaching and learning and providing me an opportunity to teach these wonderful kids.

I attained my B.A. in French from Texas A&M University, where I studied abroad in Normandy, France for a year to enhance my cultural and linguistic knowledge. After coming back from France, I taught the language labs for French 101, where our goal was to practice the vocabulary learned in class and gain confidence using French. I then moved to Houston and received my M.A. in Linguistics from Rice University, where I researched speech acoustics and perception. Additionally, I was Teaching Assistant for the Intro to Linguistics and Phonetics classes, where I graded papers and answered students questions, occasionally even lecturing.After grad school, I taught English as a second language to adults, while at the same time continuing to tutor languages. At this time, I began to add other subjects to my teaching experience, including writing, pronunciation, listening and speaking, Spanish, SAT, GRE Verbal, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL, and piano. My favorite subjects to tutor are language classes.My tutoring style can be characterized as patient and interactive; While Im confident that the content that I communicate benefits, feedback from the student is an integral part of my teaching. I believe that if the student can be communicative about what they do and do not understand, it will not only help me as the tutor, but more importantly, this will inform the students understanding of their own learning processes and where they are on their journey of learning. This concept of being self-aware in the learning process is central to my teaching style.When I am not tutoring, teaching, or helping others increase their communication skills, I can be found playing piano and saxophone around town with some bands, being upside down while practicing Acroyoga, biking around with friends, or playing with my dog.

My educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish with an emphasis in Hispanic intellectual history and interdisciplinary studies; additionally I have a double minor in English and Italian. I worked as a teaching assistant for four years for both Spanish and Italian undergraduate courses wherein I taught weekly laboratory classes. I have the experience in teaching large groups of people with varied proficiency levels, which has allowed me to develop a more comprehensive teaching skillset. Likewise, I have experience in tutoring smaller groups, including one-on-one sessions with students. I am dedicated to helping students strengthen their skills in grammar, composition, vocabulary, and conversation.

I'm a nurse from Austin, TX, and a proud Aggie! I can't wait to meet you and help with your studies!

I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. I went to a great, small Charter school that allowed me to be involved in tons of activities: Art Club, Latin Club, Newspaper Editor, Mock Trial, Speech & Debate, Model U.N., Prom Committee, Volleyball, Church Choir and Yearbook Committee. In addition, I was very involved in my community serving as a youth commissioner for the City of Phoenix Human Relations Commission that sought to right all injustices and support under-represented communities in the Valley. I also served as a Youth Ambassador to Taipei, Taiwan and participated in an exchange/hosting experience. Thanks to my education, I scored well on the PSAT and became a National Merit Scholar. In 2007, I graduated high school and was offered a full-tuition scholarship to Texas A&M University.After a summer studying in Tuscany, Italy, I started my four year undergraduate career at A&M. I have a Bachelor's in French, having studied abroad in Normandy. While at University, I was a Teaching Assistant for French 101 classes, leading oral laboratory classes twice a week, grading all homework and offering additional private tutoring for struggling students. I also have a minor in Art & Architectural History- my favorite period is over-the-top Rococo shortly followed by more austere Ancient Greek architecture. I've taught ESL in France for the past three summers as well as full-time after graduation. While in France, I held private tutoring for a 5th grader, a high school senior and a conversation group for 50+. I've tutored children as young as 5, middle and high school students, advanced university students and adults.I love the French language and culture so much and would love to help encourage you, too! I've also got a strong background in European History, and have done lots of work helping students perfect their English essays.

Mathematics, as a discipline, is one of the most important human achievements andit can be very simple if explained very well. Therefore, my global teaching idea is toreveal main mathematical concepts in a deep way of understanding and to form a fundament that could not be forgotten in the future. I believe an outstanding teacher is not simply a content provider, but a mentor who motivates, inspires and counsels students.

I have tutored formally since 7th grade, when I organized and ran a peer tutoring organization at my school. As a result of this two-year project, I was named a 2006 Distinguished Finalist for the Prudential Spirit of Community Award. I attended an early college high school program (the Texas Academy of Mathematics and Science) and volunteered in a local middle school, where I worked with struggling students one-on-one. I then transferred to Texas A&M University, where I earned a B.S. in Psychology (with a minor in Neuroscience) in 2013. During college, I tutored several Psychology and Neuroscience courses. After graduating from Texas A&M, I began a graduate program in Neuroscience at the University of Texas at Austin. While in this program, I volunteered in several reverse-inclusion courses for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, which renewed my interest both in teaching and in working with individuals with special needs.I am excited to work with all students, particularly those with special needs (including G/T). Please contact me with any questions you may have, and I look forward to working with you and/or your child!

Driven educator dedicated to helping students foster their personal academic understanding through their own individual learning style and student-centered learning practices that highlight inquiry and student voice and choice, which increase confidence both inside and outside of the classroom. I earned my B.A. of English from Texas A&M University (Whoop!) with minors in Psychology and Performance Studies, and went on to earn my M.A. from New York University. I am currently a 10th and 11th grade English teacher, but I have taught every grade 9-12, including both AP English Language and Composition and AP English Literature. I tutor all grades 9-12, and love literature, editing, persuasive/argumentative writing, and rhetorical analysis.

Jared Cavazos is a Computer Engineering graduate of Texas A&M University who went on to earn a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Texas at Austin. He brings over a decade of experience as a certified math and computer science teacher, most recently serving as Math Department Chair at W.B. Ray High School (IB) in Corpus Christi, where he led a team of 18 teachers and helped raise standardized test scores by 20% across IB Computer Science, IB Mathematics, and AP Calculus. He has since expanded into coding instruction, teaching Python and Java to students in grades 612, and remote mathematics tutoring covering Algebra through Calculus. Jared is currently completing a Postgraduate Program in AI and Machine Learning at UT Austin's McCombs School of Business, building on his technical foundation with coursework in MySQL, Git, and machine learning, and is a member of the Phi Kappa Phi and Tau Sigma national honor societies.

I have been a middle school math teacher for the past three years. I graduated from Texas A&M University with a Major in History. I will be attending Lipscomb University starting the fall of 2015 to gain a Masters in Education. After college I served in the Peace Corps in the West African Country of Burkina Faso. I am extremely passionate about education. My favorite subjects are Math, Geography, and History. In my spare time I like to do fun outdoor activities, such as, biking, hiking, snorkeling, and swimming.

I am incredibly passionate about education and helping others when possible. I graduated from Texas A&M University in December 2014 with a BS in Biomedical Sciences and a BS in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences. I tutor Spanish and Study Skills and Organization. My previous tutoring experience comes from helping classmates and friends throughout my schooling career. Living in Guadalajara, Mexico until I was seven years old I grew up bilingual. I think the most important thing to focus on when tutoring is the student's learning method. If the information being presented is in a method that is not conducive, it can prohibit the student from excelling to the best of their ability. By identifying the best teaching method for the individual student, the information will be much easier to portray and understand. I also currently work as a zoo keeper at a privately owned zoo in Spring, TX and am working towards getting into veterinary school to work with exotic animals. In my free time I enjoy going to the gym, creating stencils to paint with spray paint, cooking and baking.

I hold an MA in history from the University of Houston and graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M University. Let me help you ace the verbal section of your standardized test.Critical reading sections can be tough if you aren't prepared for them! I scored in the top 98% on the verbal section of the GRE, and want to share my expertise with you. Don't be intimidated by the vocab and critical reading sections of standardized tests. With my techniques, anyone can confidently get the score they need on the SAT or GRE.In addition to test preparation, I am available to tutor APUSH, AP European History, public speaking, literature, and writing. With over two years of experience as an educator at a Tier-1 University, I can guarantee that you or your child will receive the care and commitment of a qualified teacher.

Hi, I'm James. I'm a cybersecurity professional, former university instructor, and longtime competitive chess player who enjoys helping students grow in both technical and strategic thinking skills. I previously taught cybersecurity at Rice University and have mentored students and professionals in IT, problem-solving, and analytical thinking. I also bring years of experience in tournament chess, where I trained under former Women's World Chess Champion Alexandra Kosteniuk and competed in state and collegiate championships. My teaching style is patient, structured, and encouraging. Whether we are working on a computer science concept, preparing for a certification, or improving chess fundamentals, I focus on breaking complex ideas into clear steps and helping students understand the reasoning behind what they are learning. In chess lessons, that means learning how to think through positions and build good habits, not just memorizing moves. In technology subjects, it means understanding how systems work together rather than just following instructions. I work with students of different ages and experience levels, and I tailor each session to the student's goals and learning style. My aim is always the same: to help students build confidence, develop strong thinking skills, and leave each session feeling more capable than when they started.

I am a mechanical engineering student at Texas A&M, and am able to teach AP Calculus AB, Calculus 1, Pre-Calculus, Algebra 2, Algebra 1, and lower level math courses. I like to ensure my students have a foundational understanding of math, and are able to connect concepts across different courses in order to understand the bigger picture in their curriculum. Outside of tutoring, I am also working as a research assistant, focusing on machine learning and robotics.

After high school, I attended San Jacinto College where I earned my associates degree in mathematics. I then transferred to Texas A&M University and graduated May 2016 with a bachelors in geophysics.While attending both San Jacinto College I tutored for the on campus tutoring center for a year and a half. While tutoring for San Jacinto College I learned different techniques to tutor algebra and calculus. When I moved to College Station to attend A&M, I tutored for Blinn College for 2 years. I once again tutored calculus and algebra. I honed my skills in those subjects while slowly getting more comfortable with physics.My tutoring style is one where I try to get a lot of feedback from the student. I try to not simply give out answers because I want to know the student is understanding the material. I believe math can be overcome given enough examples. It???s like working out any other muscle; the more you do it the easier it becomes and when you have an instructor with you, it becomes easier to get the hang of.My experience with tutoring and in school has made me realize that when a tutor or professor is brilliant in their field (they just naturally get the subject) they are less likely to be able to help students that don???t get it. The tutor/professor that just gets it is making connections the student can???t (at the moment) and communication become difficult. I try to minimize this by asking a lot of questions and always examining what detail might not be as trivial as I feel them to be.Over my college career I???ve been a part of different student organizations. At San Jacinto College I was a part of the speech and debate team, the honors program, and the on campus newspaper. While at Texas A&M I was part of the AAPG Student Chapter and the Geology & Geophysics Society. These student organizations along with 3 years of tutoring allowed me to talk to a lot of people and refine my communication skills.I???m a very understanding person and I want students to be comfortable with me. I learn as much from the people I tutor as I hope they do from me. I don???t think there is any shame in not understanding something or answering questions wrong (as long as you understand why you???re wrong and how to fix it). I???ve been known to give the wrong answer to a question in class and it helped my understanding of subject a lot more.I want to continue to encounter different types of learning, teaching, and thinking.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University; I received a Bachelor of Science in Biology along with being a minor in Spanish. I also studied at Plano ISD in high school. As Plano ISD is recognized for its academic achievements and competitiveness, I have always been positively challenged by my curriculum and by my peers to improve and to push myself to excel. From a young age, I have always been a part of the Gifted and Talented program. Trying to challenge myself and wanting to be different, I took a risk and joined the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, a program that was not as well recognized at the time and was extremely difficult. Joining the IB program was the best decision I have taken thus far. I gained knowledge from all around world- different insights, different histories, different philosophies, different literature, etc.At Texas A&M University, I had the proper study skills to excel and obtained the knowledge I wanted from my college education. At A&M, I was very involved with the pre-medical organizations and spend my time volunteering at nursing homes and at hospitals. I also have a interest for research and have done that extensively. What has kept me sane and focused throughout all of this is dance. I started dancing during elementary school and am now a part of Wreckin' Raas, a Texas A&M national dance team. Dance has always served as an outlet in which I can make the rules. Not only does it help me escape from the pressures of the academic world but also it allows me to convey my emotions in a healthy manner.During my high school years, I tutored through Plano East National Honors Society and in my college years, I worked as a Supplemental Instruction Leader in charge of a class of students. I have been tutoring students of all ages, which helped me discover that I want to help others realize their goal. I work n a broad variety of subjects including calculus, physics, SAT preparation, and more. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and science because I have the most experience in those subjects. My purpose is to not impart knowledge to others as a teacher but as a friend who has been through similar courses, knows all the tricks and traps, and can guide peers without the intimidation of a professor.

After receiving a bachelor of science in geophysics from Texas A&M in 2017, I began working in the oil industry as an on-site geologist. I am getting back to tutoring through the summer while I take a leave of absence to build my professional profile.

I grew up on a small farm in Central Texas, the third daughter of the vocational agriculture teacher at the local high school. The realities of chopping cotton and farm work in general instilled in me the strong desire to excel academically, so that I could get off the farm. With no internet or cable (back in the day), I read...a lot. Scoring a 1470 on the PSAT as a junior earned me a National Merit Scholarship. Going to state UIL in science ( I placed Third) led to a Welch Scholarship and a required major in Chemistry at college. I also majored in Math and graduated from Southwestern University with a 4.0. I then also scored really well on the GRE and the Chemistry GRE, which earned me a National Science Foundation Fellowship for graduate school. I received my PhD in synthetic organic chemistry from Texas A&M University in 1984, married a fellow PhD chemist and went on to work in the chemical industry for the next 30 years while raising two daughters through orchestra, dual credit, AP courses, SAT's, ACT's, GRE's, PCAT's and MCAT's. Having two daughters really brought home to me how much I enjoy teaching. Throughout their educational journey, I tutored them and their friends, revisiting all the math, chemistry, physics, biology, and English subjects I had ever taken. Teaching is in my blood, so to speak. Both of my parents were teachers, so I grew up seeing both sides of the process, as well as helping to grade papers. I was given an early opportunity to develop my own skills in teaching when I started college. Since my undergraduate institution,Southwestern University, had no graduate program, undergraduates were used as teaching assistants. As a freshman in college, I was immediately given a job teaching the recitation section for the non-technical general chemistry class, which was known among the students as "Kitchen Chem". While it was unusual for a freshman to get a job as a teaching assistant, this was an even more unusual situation, for, not only was I essentially giving the review lectures for this class, I was also writing and grading the multiple choice exams for the professor. Thus, early on I was given a high level of responsibility and autonomy. The professors for my own classes at Southwestern University were superb, imparting not only a rigorous understanding of the subject matter, but also, at the same time instructing me in the subtle arts of teaching. As a sophomore, I taught the freshman chemistry lab for technical majors, quantitative and qualitative analysis. As a junior and senior, I was teaching the organic chemistry lab. In graduate school, I continued teaching labs: general chemistry for majors, chemistry for non-majors, organic chemistry for the technical majors (engineers and pre-meds), and organic chemistry for non-majors (affectionately referred to as Cowboy Chem). In addition to supervising labs, this included writing quizzes, grading quizzes and reports, and assigning grades. Toward the end of my degree, as I was finishing up my dissertation, a need arose for an organic lecturer, and I was hired to teach a full load of organic chemistry for the technical majors, two classes of ~100 students each, along with supervisory responsibility for multiple lab sections. I taught for a year and a half before taking a research job in the chemical industry. While there, my teaching duties continued with group meetings, safety presentations, research presentations, and new hires, not to mention helping the kids with homework and tutoring friends, neighbors and their kids when help was needed in chemistry, math, biology, or physics. Now that my kids are mostly launched, I've decided that it's time to apply my teaching skills to help other parents and their kids.

I graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M University and now am a medical student at Texas A&M College of Medicine. I have knowledge in a broad field of areas and subjects and I am always excited to teach willing students. My philosophy is that there are no hard subjects. Any difficult concept can be broken down into easier, more digestible content, based on how well a tutor can understand their students. And that is what I believe I can help achieve with any student of mine of any age.

Hi there! I am a creative individual with a technical-mind. I love math, any creative outlet, and helping people succeed at their work or studies. My tutoring style involves a mix of repetition, real-world analogies, and hand-drawn pictures/diagrams to help my students grasp the concepts they are struggling with. I have learned to use such a variety of tools in my own studies. Now, as I work with my own students, I gauge their comprehension while working through material and apply different techniques based on their personality/learning style. While I love sharing what I know, I like to ask questions that will lead the student to discover the answer themselves. In my experience, I gain more confidence when an answer I generate is affirmed, as opposed to just being fed the answer in a lecture. Learning is better as an interactive experience.I graduated from Lone Star College in 2017 with an Honors Associate of Science degree, and now I'm living and loving the Aggie life as a transfer student at Texas A&M in pursuit of a Bachelor's degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering. When I'm not studying or working, I love hanging out with friends, doing volunteer work, and building with my Lego collection whatever my imagination (and available pieces) will allow me to.I have been a tutor for the last academic year, and I love being able to help students succeed in their studies. My tutoring experience includes areas of physics, math, and writing. Below is a list highlighting my tutoring experience.Physics:AP Physics C (Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism)College/University Physics I and II.Math:Elementary School MathCollege AlgebraCalculus IBusiness CalculusWriting:EditingWord-choiceContinuityCiting SourcesCheck below for a full list of the subjects I have excelled in and can tutor. I look forward to helping you or your student to excel as well!P.S. If you're interested in seeing my writing style, check out some of my research projects at http://people.tamu.edu/~takuam/undergrad-research

Hello, My name is Griffin Wagenknecht and I have received a bachelor's degree in mathematics-statistics and a bachelors in computer science and computer engineering from the university of Nevada, Reno. I am currently getting my masters at Texas A&M in statistics. I have almost two years of tutoring/teaching experience. I am easy to reach if you have any questions.

I'm an electrical engineering student obtaining my bachelor's degree and a mathematics minor at Texas A&M University with a strong foundation in mathematics and science. My academic experience includes Calculus I-III, Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Communications and Cryptography. I'm passionate about teaching and find great fulfillment in helping others understand challenging concepts. Over the years, I've enjoyed tutoring friends, family, and peers, and I've consistently received positive feedback on my ability to explain topics clearly and patiently. I'm currently available to tutor Algebra I-II, AP Calculus, College Calculus 1, College Chemistry I-II, and introductory Python. My favorite subjects to tutor are math topics up through Calculus 1, as I've always found joy in solving problems by manipulating equations to meet the needs of the problems. One of my long-term goals is to become a grade school teacher, where I can continue to share this passion with younger students. My teaching approach is centered around understanding each student's current knowledge, breaking down problems into understandable steps, and guiding them through my thought process while offering feedback and practice opportunities. Outside of academics, I enjoy staying active, bowling, playing tennis and pickleball, working, and I also love cooking and traveling.

I am welcoming and patient with anyone looking for assistance. My experience with Math, Chemistry, and Physics is extensive due to my current studies in Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University

This is my 20th year in education having worked with students ages 2 through college. I have K-12 experience in Texas as an Educational Diagnostician, Dyslexia Interventionist, Special Education teacher, and Academic Interventionist. I love working with my students and watching them grow.

Hello everyone, I go by Ese for short. Ever since I started going to school, mathematics has been my favorite subject. I have a deeper understanding for the subject that i would like to share with anyone who would want to learn. I have tutored family members and non relatives and have helped the students understand math better. I am patient, relate-able and approachable when teaching math. Overall, I would like to make any student's math life easier.

I am a recent graduate from Texas A and M University and received my Bachelor of Science with Magma Cum Laude. I'm from Japan and speak Japanese, Chinese, and English fluently. I used to be a president for the Japanese Language and Culture Club, which I occasionally teach Japanese to students. Also, I was a TA for microbiology in college for a year and I tutored in math and reading in college and high school. I received 5 on AP Japanese and Calculus BC. I really enjoy teaching, especially Japanese, Algebra, biology and chemistry, and I would love to help students out by delivering my passion and hard work in academics, encouraging students to ask questions and making the tutoring fun and organize.

I'm a graduate from Texas A&M University Class of 2023, WHOOP! I received my Bachelor's of Science in Public Health. After graduating, I moved to Seoul, South Korea where I became a Kindergarten English Language Teacher. This was my second time back in Korea after attending Korea University in Seoul in 2022 for the spring semester. While I have a background in teaching English, other subjects I'm truly passionate about are Government, Spanish Language (which is one of my native languages), and Public Health. These are just a few of the subjects that I obtain quite an expertise, however, I truly have a passion for tutoring other subjects as well.

I am a high school science teacher and can tutor in science, history, ESL, Math, and introductory Spanish. I enjoy tutoring students to help them achieve their goals. Working one on one or in small groups allows me to focus on the students needs and ask the right questions to explain material they do not understand. I have been a tutor for three years at the current school that I teach at. When tutoring in science, I try to explain the steps necessary to solve problems and understand the material. I connect concepts to knowledge that the student already has. This helps the student to build on their frame of knowledge. I can tutor high school or the college level. I am excited about helping students learn and would be delighted to tutor you.

I am a Math faculty member at Texas A&M University. I earned two bachelor degrees in Mathematics and in Environmental Studies, I earned a Master degree in Mathematics, an Education Specialist degree and my doctoral degree in education (ABD). I have been teaching Mathematics courses for more than 15 years at Tennessee State University and now at A&M University. Also I tutored Mathematics to 3rd 12th grade students through private group or one-to-one sessions. Beside my Math knowledge, I also taught several adults and kids the Arabic Language. I have an excellent professional teaching style to fit any students needs and level. From my long experience I have dealt with at risk students and helped them enrich their knowledge about subject materials then reach their goals of success. In my perspective I think education is a very important stage in our lives, which will open lots of opportunities for us and our kids to leading us and them to bright future. I travelled and lived in many countries around the world; this opportunity gave a chance to have a global knowledge about people coming from different cultural background which made it easier and interesting for me to deal with diverse group of students.Life is good, so enjoy your journey in it and leave a mark on your final chapter.

As a passionate tutor specializing in biology, chemistry and math, I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience from Texas A&M University. I strive to create a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore complex concepts. My teaching philosophy centers around fostering curiosity and critical thinking, using real-world applications to make topics relatable and engaging. I am motivated by the joy of seeing students achieve their academic goals and gain confidence in their abilities. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy reading about the latest scientific discoveries and engaging in outdoor activities, which I believe enrich my teaching perspective.

I graduated from Tarrant County College in Fort Worth, TX with an Associate's of Science and my years there paid off! I now attend Texas A&M in College Station as a Computer Science major in the Fightin' Texas Aggie Class of 2019! I've tutored Algebra for one year at TCC. My strengths are Math and Physics. Physics taught me the value of Math and the theory of Special Relativity taught me the beauty of Math.

I am a graduate of Texas A and M University - College Station with a Bachelor of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (Early Childhood-6th) and a Master of Education degree in Curriculum and Instruction. Gig 'Em! I am currently a 3rd Grade Math teacher and absolutely LOVE what I do! I have over 8 years of experience working with children through substitute teaching, working in extended day, tutoring, student teaching and now having a classroom of my own.My favorite subject to tutor is math. I have always loved the ability to determine an exact answer in math, yet finding different approaches and ways to get to that answer. I am a large proponent of finding strategies that work best for YOU. I therefore love to incorporate my students' interests and preferences when learning. I enjoy singing, dancing and incorporating hand movements to act as mnemonic devices to help with memory. As a visual/kinesthetic learner, I always strive to differentiate my teaching to meet the needs of my students because I know I always needed a different approach when learning in school myself. My students come first and I am here to help them find their strengths, grow and have fun while doing so! :)

I'm Aaliyah! I am a dedicated science enthusiast holding a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Texas A&M University and a Master of Science in Biomedical Sciences. Throughout my journey, I've had the privilege of working closely with students spanning from kindergarten to 12th grade, specializing in science. My mission? To make science not only understandable but also enjoyable. My experience encompasses various teaching settings, including classrooms where I've served as a teaching assistant, guiding students through labs and discussions. Additionally, I've provided personalized one-on-one tutoring sessions, assisting high schoolers in exam preparation and navigating challenging coursework. I believe that with the right guidance, science can become an exciting adventure rather than a daunting challenge. Together, let's embark on this journey of discovery and unlock the wonders of the scientific world!

What better person to tutor you than a professional nerd? I love all geeky academic things from a perfectly edited essay to a finely tuned test prep schedule. I spent my grade school and early college years struggling with undiagnosed ADHD. When I finally started to learn coping mechanisms and study strategies that worked with my brain, my grades went up and I was much happier. I've always had a love of learning and now I want to help you find the best studying strategies to reach your academic goals.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University with a B.S. in Psychology and of Sam Houston State University with a M.A. in Clinical Forensic Psychology. I graduated Summa Cum Laude from my undergrad program and with a 4.0 for my master's degree. Throughout my undergraduate and graduate career, I spent much of my time tutoring and teaching. During undergrad I assisted with tutoring English, essay writing, and psychology courses, and during my master's program, I tutored and taught psychology courses and statistics for psychology. I am well versed in study techniques and methods of teaching that are helpful with high school and undergraduate students. Further, I spent the past year learning and teaching LSAT prep and scored very well on my LSAT in preparation for attending law school this coming Fall. In addition to my educational endeavors, I enjoy playing ultimate frisbee, doing crossfit, reading, and attending church-related events.

I am an MPH graduate from NYU who is passionate about helping others. I also got my undergraduate degree at Texas A&M in public health. This is where I discovered my love for tutoring when I was a tutor for the athletics department. I tutor many subjects, including math, science, and writing (my personal favorite). I have been on both sides of being a tutor and tutoring, so I feel I can help students achieve their goals and tap into their fullest potential. I cook, read, work out, or explore my city's art scene during my downtime. I can't wait to work with you and cheer you on as you accomplish your goals!