Award-Winning Tutors from Texas Tech University

After teaching college for eight years and moving to the corporate world, I want to use my experience to help others improve their skills and understanding of English, Speaking, Business and Government.During my spare time, I can be found at a Royals game, reading, exploring the Nelson or at the Lake of the Ozarks.

I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology with a minor in Chemistry at Texas Tech University. Currently, I am striving towards my Master of Science in Environmental Sciences and Policy at Johns Hopkins University, and will be obtaining my degree in May of 2022. Being a student myself, I am excellent at pinpointing what each learner needs to succeed. I was a former educator at a community college focusing on biology and microbiology. This college had multiple early college high school programs in place, therefore I have taught at the high school and college level. Prior to that, I was a group tutor for honors biology (known as a supplemental instructor), in which I created review packets and held sessions for the students. More than halfway through my advanced graduate program, I feel confident in my ability to stretch my teaching skills past biology and microbiology, into environmental science as well!The foundation of my teaching philosophy is to be patient and motivational. I encourage students to take their time and we can always attempt different learning methods or routes until the student truly understands the concept. I focus on reiterating concepts, drawing images and writing helpful key words on the whiteboard, and asking the student questions throughout the lesson to ensure they are grasping the material.I would love to help you succeed!

I graduated from Texas Tech University with a B.A. in Mathematics. I believe that math is about more than crunching numbers and trying to find an "x." Math can be simple, fun and funny. Above all, anyone can learn math. I tutor Algebra and College Algebra.

As a lifelong educator, I know the importance of getting the assistance needed to perform well in school. I enjoy working with students on a variety of subjects and love getting to know what best motivates students to learn. I have taught at the elementary level, as well as the university level. My education includes a B.S. in Multidisciplinary Studies with a 1st-8th grade teacher certificate, M.S. in Special Education and licensing as an educational diagnostician, and Ed.D. in Special Education and Reading including a Reading Specialist professional educator certificate.In my free time, I love reading and spending time with my own children.

I'm passionate about helping students build confidence by focusing on understanding concepts rather than memorizing steps. I discovered my interest in teaching while working as a substitute teacher for the Dallas Independent School District, where I enjoyed helping students work through challenging material. I also tutored at the Dallas LIFE Homeless shelter for a while. As a tutor, I aim to make difficult topics clear, practical, and approachable.

Hello I am Aayush! I am from Austin, Texas. I have a degree in Mathematics with a minor in Actuarial Sciences. I have taught math for 6 years now. My expertise ranges from addition all the way up to calculus and statistics. I make math fun and enjoyable to do! I really look forward to teaching y'all!

Hi, I am Sungae, ph.d in Engineering (from Texas Tech University). I have ~8 years teaching experience in math and science: teaching assistant, private tutor, teaching small group of class in private institution. I love math and science, and my goal is to have my students enjoy studying with me.

Former high school biology teacher, with a BS, MS and MD. I have been tutoring students in the sciences for over 10 years, since I was an undergrad myself. I believe it is important to understand how you best retain information and study, and then use that to bridge gaps in knowledge, and set yourself up for success in exams. I want to use my experience to guide you through the learning process, so you can develop skills to carry you through the rest of your educational career.

I am a math teacher, but I have experience teaching 6-12th grades in both Math and English/Language Arts. I hold the following teaching certifications:4-8 Generalist8-12 MathematicsESL Supplement (612)Principal (all levels)In my free time, I enjoy reading, cooking, and spending time with family. I look forward to working with you!

Welcome! My name is Divya Keshamoni, and I am a highly educated and experienced professional with a passion for helping others achieve their goals. I hold three Masters degrees in Physics, Statistics, and Interdisciplinary Studies, which have equipped me with a wealth of knowledge and expertise in a variety of fields. In addition to my educational qualifications, I am also a certified career coach, which allows me to provide guidance and support to those looking to take their career to the next level. I have also been instrumental in designing an e-learning website in India, where I have used my knowledge and expertise to create engaging and effective lesson plans for Mathematics and several competitive exams. I am excited to share my knowledge and experience with others, and I am dedicated to helping my clients achieve their full potential.

I am a graduate of Texas Tech University with my Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Biology and Spanish, with a minor in Health Professions. Currently, I am in the process of applying to medical school. I have worked in many areas: tutoring high school students in a variety of AP courses, college students looking to practice or better understand the Spanish language or certain courses, and elementary/middle school students having trouble with reading, science, or math. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Biology, Spanish, and math. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for their exams, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements) preparing for the essay portions of the exams. I am a huge believer in education, understanding it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to bring this excitement and appreciation to every student I work with.

Albus Dumbledore said, "Words are, in my not-so-humble opinion, our most inexhaustible source of magic. Capable of both inflicting injury, and remedying it." As one who agrees completely with Professor Dumbledore, I know that it is my mission to help students of all ages find their voice. Whether that is through reading, writing, or public speaking. Every story deserves to be told and I do my best to provide others with the tools they need to share their story openly and effectively. I have 32 years of experience in education. I have worked specifically with students with Dyslexia, have taught English, reading and writing. I also coached Speech and Debate for almost 20 years. I look forward to helping every person I tutor find their own voice and improve the skills they need to use it.

I always loved school, even when I needed tutoring. I am a firm believer that it's never too late to learn, and seeking extra help goes a long way in shaping who we grow up to be.

Full time engineer tutoring on the side to keep my mind and teaching skills sharpGood with all learning types, I used to be a Tutor in Highschool thru the end of college. 10+ tears of tutor experience, with heavy focus on fundamentals and breaking things down into bite size parts a student can manage

As a tutor, I strive to utilize my academic knowledge while impacting students who strive to succeed.

I grew up in the small west Texas town of Ropesville near Lubbock. I am still a small town girl at heart with the same values of working hard with honesty and integrity. I graduate from Texas Tech University with a BBA in Marketing. I am a former elementary teacher with thirteen years in public schools teaching mostly 4th grade. My favorite subject to teach is math. I have a proven record helping students succeed on standardized test by preparing them with knowledge and test taking strategies. I help my students learn by teaching in a style that fits the individual student's best learning style and make it meaningful and fun. In my spare time I like to read a good book, spend time with my friends and family, and create rubber stamped cards.

Coming through the COVID pandemic my nephew had a hard time learning from home. My sister had a hard time teaching him math through the pandemic. I stepped in to help tutor virtually. I realized there are kids of all ages that could use the help. I have always enjoyed math, in fact I got my degree in construction engineering. Math and science have allowed me an opportunity to make a living. I want to give back to the younger generation and show how useful math can be. I teach everything from pre-algebra/ geometry all the way to Calculus 2.

My name is Gayla Aycock and I enjoy teaching young children. I enjoy helping students read and learn how to write stories. I have taught all different levels of children up to 4th grade and I will try to help them better themselves.

As someone who used tutoring for many subjects in high school, I understand the importance of a kind and understanding tutor when you are struggling with understanding a subject, and that's what I hope to provide for my students. I believe that the best way to understand the subject is find a way to connect to it. As a museum professional, college professor, and historian, my expertise falls in understanding history and communicating it to others at all experience levels. Whether memorizing dates or analyzing sources, it is a part of my daily career. I love history, teaching it, tutoring it, and exploring it because everything is connected, and understanding the past is one of the best ways to understand now. My bachelor's degree is in History from Agnes Scott College and graduated with my master's degree in Museum Science from Texas Tech University. When I'm not working or tutoring, I am reading, crocheting, embroidering, or playing with my cat, Nessie.

I'm passionate about tutoring because I enjoy helping people build confidence as well as understanding. My teaching philosophy is to meet each learner where they are, explain ideas in clear steps, and adapt when something isn't clicking. I encourage questions, celebrate progress, and connect new concepts to real examples so learning feels useful and manageable. I find it especially rewarding when a student begins to trust their own thinking and can tackle a problem independently.

I finished my college education in 2001 by earning my Ph.D. in economics from Texas Tech University. I have been a college-level economics teacher beginning in 1992 and have been teaching economics students since then. Over the years, I have learned much more about the economics discipline itself, how economists do economics. Throughout my career, I have treated all my students as adults, respecting their ideas and opinions, having learned as much from them as they have learned from me. Believing all learning is initiated from a point of knowledge, I want to know where students are in their programs, what are their strengths and weaknesses especially. I help them leverage their strengths in addressing their weaknesses. This in the end makes for a more confident student, someone who not only believes they can accomplish that which they face on their own, but one who will overcome their challenges and will accomplish their goals. This approach is what I have taken over my lifetime in regards my own learning needs and as lifetime learner. I attest this approach to life has been enjoyably fruitful.

Motivated to enrich aspiring young minds as they grow. I have a variety of experience in education, ranging from preschool to college students. I am currently entering my 8th year of teaching!I am currently a Kindergarten teacher and have taught Kindergarten for 5 years!I also taught high school and have provided small group support for students with learning differences and disabilities, learning English as a second language, as well as students that have an IEP or 504 plan.I believe that each student has the ability to learn, which is why I use a methodological approach to teaching. Students need someone whom is eager and dedicated to providing new ways to cater to each of their individual needs.I plan to meet each student at their academic level, as we learn and grow together!I hope to see you soon, in the classroom!

I am a very helpful person and enjoy explaining my craft to people. I have always found computers and logic to be fascinating and love coming up with analogies to help relate the topics to people. I am a very practice coder. I can help any entry level programmer; as well as, challenge advance coders to push them to the next level. I've built an ALU from scratch and created my own IDE. I've solved intractable problems on a professional level. I've worked with computer vision on a collegiate level and some personal projects in my spare time. There is not a day that goes by that I'm not reusing my fundamentals in my day-to-day work; be it programming, analyzing, or software architecture.I have been programming since I was 6 years old (1987). I first started programming in BASIC on a TI-99 computer. I formally began my education in 1998 in high school studying C++ and assisted my classmates in their studies. I was instrumental in the formation of a 3D design class using 3D Studio Max software in 1999. I am a Texas Tech graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science. My most notable course work included data structures, artificial intelligence, and computer graphics (OpenGL).I have been working within my industry since 1997 spanning languages such as Assembly, ASP.net, C, C++, and C#. I am well versed in scripting languages such as PHP and Javascript. I have even done extensive work with Adobe Flash software. I currently dedicate most of my time to development with HTML5 combining server-side technology in conjunction with the Canvas element to create a rapid prototype IDE.I have worked with teams and managed them as well. I have been instrumental in communicating development cycle to upper management in clear and concise ways. I can break down a topic from complex higher understanding to layman's terms. Throughout my career, I have ensured that myself and co-workers are practicing solid programming fundamentals. This ensures quality work and readable, reusable code.If you have me as a tutor, I will make sure you leave with a solid understanding, and share tools and methods that will help integrate your skills into the work force.

My goal is to provide the best instruction possible that will suit the needs of the student. Often in today's education system, content is taught by the means of one method which can ultimately be ineffective for the student. I am to give the students an advantage by incorporating the best-fit method of instruction for the student. I hope I can help you reach your goals!

My name is Ynes, and I am a PhD student in Mathematics and Computer Science. I am deeply passionate about both learning and teaching, and I enjoy working on a wide range of project especially those involving mathematics. One of my greatest joys is helping students discover the beauty of math and inspiring them to love it as much as I do.

I have completed a BS in Retail Management and a BA in Languages and Cultures. Additionally, I have completed an MA in Archaeology of the Classical Mediterranean at the University of Sheffield in the UK. My passion is in Roman Archaeology and have dug at Roman sites in England and Italy. During my BA I also found a passion in Latin. It gave me a challenge I was looking for and I love to beat it. My mission as a tutor is to help students to fully comprehend, memorize, and be as successful in Latin as they possibly can. I am extremely patient and will do whatever it takes to help you become better at the language.

Bachelor's in Languages and Cultures from Texas Tech, focus in classics, linguistics, and historical analysis. Minor in mathematics, just to round off. Since graduating, I've been primarily involved in charity organization and a touch of professional editing.I love teaching classics and related fields, because of how detailed and intricate they are. It's important to continually reexamine and research what you think you know, to test the ideas you've obtained over time.My education experience is primarily involved with other students and study groups, identifying where a fellow student was needing help and going forward from there.

I just graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Texas Tech University. I am currently in the process of applying for dental schools and hope to one day become an orthodontist. I have an immense passion for learning, and the best way for me to learn is to teach. When I was in college I would always offer to tutor my friends in their classes, and I ended up doing this for the 3.5 years that I was in school. Every time I would see how I was helping them achieve their goals I would fall more in love with teaching. Now that I am out of school I still want to continue to be able to help people learn in a fun environment, so they can enjoy what they are learning. I have found my passion in the dental field and I hope to help others find their passion as well!

Since I was young, I found I had an affinity towards mathematics. It is one of the subject that I can understand without difficulty and feel great about! I enjoy learning and teaching new, challenging math concepts, and many of my peers have approached me for help over the years. In June 2010, shortly after graduating of Cinco Ranch High School in Katy, Texas, I choose to join the Edward E. Whitacre Jr. College of Engineering at Texas Tech University wishing to pursue my Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering.Mechanical Engineering was my career of choice because I have a strong need to be challenged and overcome myself. Engineering challenged me alright; it proved to be quite rough but rewarding nevertheless. My curiosity on how the world around us works drove me. This engineering path also gave me the opportunity to participate in my first internship. Last June through August 2014, I had the opportunity to work as a Facilities Mechanical Intern for CH2M Hill; there, I discovered that I am great working with others and can naturally assume a role of leadership.Throughout my education, I have gained great value in the teaching process. I believe a good instructor must show passion, patience, and possess the ability to make topics contagious to his/her students. I would sum up my teaching philosophy with one of my favorite Albert Einstein quotes: "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."Although I have lived over nine years in "The Lone Star State," I am originally from Panama City, Panama. While living in these different countries, I have gained a great appreciation for all the different cultures of our people. I am bilingual and am currently working on my third language: Mandarin Chinese. You could say "people" are one of my hobbies. I also enjoy soccer, playing my guitar and appreciating nature.Let us learn, grow and achieve, together.

As a passionate educator with a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Texas Tech University, I have over 5 years of tutoring experience in subjects such as Middle School/High School Writing, Adult Literacy, Creative Writing, and ESL. My teaching approach is about creating an engaging environment where students feel confident to express their ideas and enhance their skills. I believe that every learner has unique strengths, and I tailor my approach to meet their individual needs, whether through interactive discussions or structured writing exercises. I am dedicated to helping students achieve their academic goals, and my enthusiasm for writing and communication extends beyond the classroom, as I enjoy exploring new digital media and sharing stories in my free time.

I am currently a student at Texas Tech University, having previously graduated from El Paso Community College with an Associate Degree in Science of Architecture. I am now pursuing my Bachelor's degree and have developed a robust skill set in design software, including Photoshop, Illustrator, Lightroom, InDesign, AutoCAD, Revit, and Rhino. During my studies, I became a go-to resource for my peers in AutoCAD and Rhino solutions. Through guiding others, I discovered that visual examples, mock-ups, and simulations are highly effective in problem-solving and enhancing design concept execution. To support my classmates, I created tutorial videos that provided them with ongoing reference material. This initiative not only strengthened their skills but also reinforced my own knowledge. In my final year at EPCC, I had the opportunity to work in a makerspace lab, gaining valuable experience in digital fabrication and 3D design. My role involved guiding users of varying experience levels and career backgrounds to successfully execute their projects. I organized small workshops and individual sessions, particularly focusing on laser cutting, 3D printing, 3D modeling, and graphical representation. I firmly believe that everyone has a unique vision and perspective. My goal is to help individuals achieve their creative aspirations in a way that can be appreciated by others. In my personal time, I enjoy exercising, boxing, playing basketball, listening to and making music, and exploring the nuances of coffee.

I received my Bachelor of Science in Math-Computer Science from McMurry University, and later received my Master of Science in Computer Science from Texas Tech University with a focus on Software Engineering. After school, I have worked as a software engineer for several IT companies to build/develop applications with modern technologies. I have participated in several interesting projects including the aerospace program for NASA, building web applications for millions of taxpayers. I am passionate about science, math and languages (English and Mandarin), and I have tutored Chinese kids to learn English, college students to learn math and working professionals to learn programming languages. I love to see the growth of confidence in those who have gained the knowledge because of my help. I am a true believer that education is a lifelong journey for everyone: "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world" - Nelson Mandela.

I received my bachelor's in 2019 from Texas Tech University's nationally renowned School of Financial Planning during my time there, I formally tutored students taking financial planning courses and began studying for my CFP, which I received in 2021.Teaching and serving others have always been passions of mine, which is what drew me to the field of financial planning in the first place. I have been tutoring for nearly a decade, and for several years I have been exclusively tutoring the CFP. Everyone learns differently, and I love getting to know my students and charting their best course of success with each of them. I've partnered with first-time testers and re-testers alike; whatever your situation, we can find a strategy that is unique to you and your needs.We'll start with a study calendar that charts out your time to the exam, and how best to utilize your time based on your circumstances, learning style, and needs. Whether you need a sounding board to confirm your understanding, visual aids, practice quizzes, or mini lessons, we'll find the strategies that get you to your "ah-ha" moment! I also dedicate time to test-taking techniques, including those specifically for the CFP, that increase odds of student's success.I would love to take some time to meet you and learn more about where you are in your CFP journey! If you have any questions or would like to learn more about what our partnership would look like, don't hesitate to contact me so we can put together an introductory meeting so we can see if we would be a good fit.

My mission as a teacher is to help students see their greatest potential even when they feel a particular subject is way too challenging. Helping them see there really isn't anything in the world of education that they cannot achieve. Needing a tutor doesn't mean you aren't smart or you're incompetent, it just means that particular subject isn't fun for you anymore and I am here to change that for you. Learning should be challenging but also fun. I look forward to meeting you all soon to bring the fun back in your learning experience.

Over 7 years experience teaching Mathematics and Physics at College level. Comfortable in classroom setting and online platforms. Bachelors degree in Mechanical Engineering.

In May 2017, I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics with a Minor in English from Texas Tech University. At TTU, I enjoyed tutoring, as I worked both freelance and as a Master Tutor at the TTU Techniques Center. I graduated with a 3.94 GPA, and earned an A in every college math course that I attended.I enjoy playing the piano, playing basketball, and riding my bike. During the past couple summers, I instructed a bike-themed camp, and my campers and I rode over 100 miles!I grew up in New Hampshire, so I'm relatively new to Pittsburgh. I'm excited to explore this city. I really enjoy living here so far!

Hello! My name is Meredith. I am starting my 18th year of teaching. I have 15 years of experience teaching in the Texas elementary public school setting. This is my third year teaching in a remote setting. I have a Master's degree in Elementary Education from Texas Tech University! I am currently certified in Texas and Illinois to teach students receiving special education services. I am also a Wilson Dyslexia Practitioner. I am excited to get to know you and work with you! My teaching specialties include working with students with specific learning disabilities and providing dyslexia instruction. My enthusiasm for education lies in working with struggling learners; I love to watch as students grow and develop their skills and increase their self-confidence. I believe every individual can achieve a little more learn a little more, and create a little more, and I compassionately push and encourage every student to do so. I am also a coach's wife and mom of three kids, ages 8, 13, and 18. I look forward to meeting you and the growth that we can accomplish together!

Education:-B.S. Fashion Merchandising and Minor in Marketing from IUP-M.S. Human Sciences, Merchandising from SDSU-M.S. Family and Consumer Sciences Education, TTU-Grad Cert. Women's and Gender Studies, TTUCertified Career Services Provider, National Career Development AssociationCurrently, I am a Ph.D. student at Texas Tech University majoring in Family and Consumer Sciences Education. I hold a Nevada CTE teaching license in FCS. I have many years of experience as a substitute teacher, working in the retail industry, and developing academic skills. I am passionate about helping students understand information, develop critical thinking skills, and improving deficient areas. I am a huge proponent of life-long learning as opposed to just mastery learning. Through the educational journey, it's important to understand how you "will use this later in life". I look forward to working with you.

I recently received a Masters of Science in Mathematics at Texas Tech University where I also went for my undergraduate degree. I tutored my entire undergraduate career at Texas Tech and my first year of Grad school before I started teaching. I taught classes every semester to 110 student classes. linked is my ratemyprofessor page.https://www.ratemyprofessors.com/ShowRatings.jsp?tid=2574240

I graduated from an accelerated BSN program at Texas Tech University. I also have a BS in Zoology from The Ohio State University where I also completed Air Force ROTC. I served 7 years as a commissioned officer in the United States Air Force in charge of air traffic controllers and airfield management personnel. I met my husband while on active duty and after we got engaged, I separated from the Air Force and pursued my passion for nursing. I am excited to share my experience with taking the NCLEX, various study strategies that I learned while in a demanding 12-month accelerated nursing program, and my experience as a graduate nurse in a Level II trauma center. I am a big proponent of understanding the 'why' behind pathophysiology, signs, and symptoms, and nursing interventions. Trying to memorize everything is impossible and will not help you pass the NCLEX, however, if you understand the concept and pathophysiology, you can usually get the right answers and be way more successful.