My name is Sheryl D Paylor. I love teaching as well as learning new things. I love sharing my knowledge with others, as well. Since I have an MBA, most of my expertise centers around business law, accounting, statistics, marketing, marketing management, financial management, management information systems, just to name a few.
I have a bachelors degree in sports science fitness management with a concentration in pre-physical therapy, I graduated with a 3.4 from North Carolina A&T State University. I can help you in anatomy, chemistry, different sciences, and health science related classes! I am extremely determined to help you ace all your test and retain the information for when you excel to your next classes! I am also able to help out in statistic, trigonometry, as well as ... See more
I was inspired to teach by my own experiences in the class room, in particular by my math and English teachers. Above all, they treated me as an individual, encouraging me to achieve my personal best. In math, my teachers enthusiasm and commitment motivated me to work hard, and I hope to turn this around and share this with others.
Math and English are fun-damental! I never really enjoyed them as a grade-school student, but I learned the key as a freshman at Longwood University. Now I'm infatuated! I promise we can get you there too.
Hi! My name is Monica and I am an English as a Second Language Teacher. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Sociology and a Master's in Public Administration and Policy from California State University. I have been teaching English as a Second Language for the past 10 years, conversational Spanish as well as High School Spanish levels 1 & 2 for 4 years and Basic Statistics for 1 year emphasis on Social Behavioral Sciences.
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I’d love to mentor you or your child! With over 6 years experience tutoring math and science subjects for all grade levels, I am one of the highest rated STEM tutors in this region. I am currently taking a gap year before enrolling at Columbia University in the City of New York for my undergraduate studies in engineering and finance. I graduated high school at the top of my class with the toughest course load ... See more
I’m currently a medical student on my break. I have a Bachelor's degree in Biology from UCI. Over the past extensive years of schooling I have learned, what are the best ways to learn a lot of material in a very short time and retain them as well. This can be done by learning the big picture, understanding the concept, then dive into details and always trying to connect the details to the big picture. When a student ... See more
I have always enjoyed helping people learn and reach their goals. I have over 5 years of tutoring experience and additional experience teaching, coaching, and mentoring. Subject areas include: elementary through high school math and English, high school and college physics, computer skills, and GED test preparation. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in physics. Looking forward to working together!
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I worked as a high school math teacher for five years and recently finished an MBA at IE Business School, a top international program in Madrid, Spain. As a math teacher, I ranked among the top 20% of teachers in the state, according to end of the year student test data.
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I am a PhD-level tutor from Knoxville, TN, specializing in helping students prepare for standardized tests. I have several years of experience teaching courses at the college level in both social psychology and research methods, as well as experience tutoring in math, science and English.
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Just outside of Greensboro, rumor has it that you might find a ghost. Lydia’s Bridge is named for the woman who haunts people that drive across. The story goes that a young woman flags down a passing car. If they agree to give her a ride, she proceeds to the back seat. Once you pull up to her home, she asks if you will let her out, but when you go to open the door, you notice that she is gone. Some have knocked on the door at her house, where an old woman lives. She tells people that Lydia died in a car crash on the bridge many years before. Spooky. Scary. Like a werewolf Bar Mitzvah.
To many, statistics is the real fright. No matter how much time you spend studying or working on practice problems, sometimes it just does not stick. If this describes you, statistics tutors in Greensboro might be the best way to turn things around. For example, there are a few different areas of statistics that you will learn. First, you learn about exploring data. Using dotplots, stemplots, and histograms, you will graph sets of data to interpret distributions. At the start, you might work with univariate data, which means that there is only one variable, but eventually, you get to bivariate data, which can be terrifyingly complex. Statistics tutors can help you sort through the second variable.
Beyond this, you will learn about sampling and creating experiments. That includes going through all of the different types of sampling. Should you use a random sample? Should you separate the population into strata? Might this data benefit from being clustered? Should you use more than one method as part of a multistage sample? Which order should you use each method?
All of these questions and more can be answered by your Greensboro statistics tutor. Our math tutors are prepared to help with anything you can throw at them.
I have taught classes in pre-algebra, algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, and statistics at local colleges and universities. I have tutored students from a range of ages in a variety of courses. I have tutored high school students in AP Calculus and AP Statistics as well as assisting with ACT and SAT prep. I have tutored college students in calculus and statistics in addition to GRE prep.
Hello! Thank you for viewing my profile! My name is Tawanah Reeves, and I am a business owner, educator, and mentor. I love writing and movies. Great storytelling and sharing the experiences of others through those stories is something I enjoy. I've been a tutor for 10 years. My passion for teaching and developing others led to the creation of meshellefae.com, my online blog for writers who want to hone their craft or learn how to tell their ... See more
I studied at USC and am finishing up my degree at SDSU and I have been tutoring since junior year in high school. Every since I was little, I have loved subjects like Math, Physics and Statistics so I decided to filter my passion into helping and tutoring others. I am sociable and easy to get along with, which makes tutoring sessions that much easier. Receiving a 32 on my ACT helps me excel as well at exam prep, showing ... See more
I have a Bachelor's degree in Neuroscience with minors in Psychology, Food and Society and Pre-Health Profession certificate from UT Austin. I have over 5 years experience in teaching and tutoring with students of all ages. I focus on providing techniques for students to develop their own critical thinking skills to applying to their work. I have deep understanding in applying social sciences into advance level neuroscience research. I hope to work as your tutor to develop your ... See more
Math can be an intimidating subject but I’m here to clear things up for you and hopefully make it a little more fun! I have a Bachelor’s in Mathematics and Economics and can help with Algebra 1-2, Geometry, Trigonometry and most Calculus courses. I can also help you out with any entry level Econ class and with proofreading/essay writing.
Hello! My name is Chalmer (woah weird name right?). I love using humor in almost every aspect of my life (see my stand-up photo there). I have experience tutoring mathematics, finance, and statistics. I could delve into the sciences but I prefer tutoring in the previous subjects listed. Feel free to reach out for anything related to grad school exams, entrance exams, applications, homework, or concepts. Together, we will get it done, and hopefully smile along the way!
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27 year old female passionate about the biological/ physical sciences. Biomedical and Health science graduate from UCF. Pursuing her passions of spreading knowledge and helping others succeed in their future medical endeavors.
Hello! My name is Beau Chisenhall, and I am a tutor specializing in accounting and statistics. I have over 2 years of experience tutoring undergraduate students in Stats and Accounting through the Radford University Learning Assistance Resource Center. While working at the RU LARC I assisted over 100 students, earning CRLA level 3 tutor certificate. I also have experience tutoring accounting at the graduate level at the University of South Carolina.
I earned a Neuroscience PhD at University of Wisconsin-Madison, then completed two years of postdoctoral research at Florida State University. During this time, I have realized how much I enjoy helping others to learn. During graduate school, I was a Teaching Assistant for a writing-intensive biology lab course. It was satisfying to help each student hone their writing and critical thinking skills. As a postdoctoral researcher, I was responsible for training other people in the lab, including an ... See more
I have an advanced science degree with experience in tutoring math, science, and english. I have years of experience tutoring students in math and would love to be able to help your student become the best that they can be.
Now this is going to sound completely insane, but Greensboro’s former mayor, Keith Holliday, proposed a measure to freeze the prisoners in Greensboro. He had mixed feelings about capital punishment, feeling that the death penalty was not an effective solution, as many instances where a prisoner has been executed, only to later be found innocent. You can’t unring that bell. Holliday proposed a less final solution. Instead of killing the prisoners, we would cryogenically freeze them. If they turn out to be innocent, we can thaw them back out. The city council laughed in his face. Probably because, while the science exists in TV shows like Futurama, it is not even on the horizon in reality. Some scientists claim to be working on the technology, but mainstream scientists consider them charlatans.
It seems that Holliday must have taken Jonathan Swift’s Modest Proposal a little too seriously. Swift proposed eating children during the famine, which was satirical, but some did not realize. In many ways, it was the earliest example of people falling for The Onion or the dawn of fake news.
Working with statistics tutoring in Greensboro is an idea that is much less out there. Greensboro tutors look for realistic solutions to problems, not experimental, outside-the-box tries that have insane consequences.
Instead of proposing bad solutions to fix your grades, like stealing the answers to a test or murdering your teacher, look into Greensboro statistics tutoring.
