I am an experienced (15 years) tutor in mathematics, and have taught at the university level. I work with self-motivated students (non-traditional students are welcome) who are struggling to understand concepts in college-level (and above) mathematics.
I specialize in logic and the foundations of mathematics, but am prepared to teach (nearly) any subject in math that you would encounter in an undergraduate or graduate program (with the exception of graduate programs in mathematics, statistics or machine learning). ... See more
I am a certified Mathematics teacher who has taught at a local High school for 15 years. I have also been tutoring students since 2001 from kindergarten through college level! I love to watch the lightbulb go on and focus on conceptual understanding, not just rote memorization and procedures.
I’m currently a Mechanical Engineering student at Carnegie Mellon University and I have years of teaching experience, from schoolwork to martial arts. I was a physics TA last year, and often held cram sessions for students before tests. In my tutoring sessions, students will learn the best approach to fully understand their problems. I have a wide conceptual understanding of math, physics, and a variety of other subjects, and I hope for my students to inherit my passions for ... See more
I am very experienced private tutor, and a certified peer tutor. Highly experienced in SAT Math exams, AP Calculus, organic chemistry, and other high level math and science courses. 90% of my AP Calculus students have received score of 5. Also experienced in all of ACT and SAT subjects as a lecturer and private tutor.
Hello, I have been tutoring for over 5 years in math and science, mainly with high school and college students. I've taught and helped in SAT Math IIC, AP Biology and Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, and all levels of mathematics. I also was a SAT reading instructor this summer.
Hi! I'm Andrew, a third-year statistics undergrad at Pitt who will graduate this coming spring with minors in economics and computer science. In the past I've tutored algebra topics, but my real passion is with my major. I'm happy to assist with coursework and exam prep, and I look forward to helping you achieve your academic and personal goals!
To be sufficient in a subject is to be able to perform the problems assigned to you. To be proficient in a subject is to be able to perform any problem that could be assigned to you, or at least tackle them adequately. In our fast-paced society, more times than not, students are educated just to be sufficient in a subject. My intent as a tutor is to educate a student to master that subject -- to be proficient in ... See more
My first experience tutoring came while attending the University of Southern California in 2005. There, I assisted fellow classmates in preparing for upcoming exams and found great reward in helping others gain confidence in their academics abilities. After graduation, I was presented with the opportunity to join a network of USC alumni providing tutoring services to the surrounding community. Through this network, I began tutoring elementary and middle school students in their homes, gaining more subject experience and acquiring a ... See more
I have a MSc in Physics, my research experience is in astrophysics, specifically analyzing stellar atmospheres, stellar evolution and sources of gravitational waves like black holes and neutron stars. I'm from El Salvador, so my native language it's Spanish. I started tutoring when I was on my third year of college back in El Salvador. My dad (who's also a physicist) worked as a teacher for 40 years, I dare to say I inherited my passion for ... See more
Dear Parents and Students,
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
One of the greatest people to come from Pittsburgh was the great Fred Rogers, who was called Mr. Rogers by kids and adults alike. His show, Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, inspired a generation of kids to believe in themselves and accept each other for the qualities that made them special. He was like a part of the family, even to the people who did not know him for real. Every day, he was broadcast into the homes of many kids who believed in his message. At the end of each show, he signed off with his signature saying, “You’ve made this a special day, by just your being you. There’s no person in the whole world like you; and I like you just the way you are.”
Learning is often a chore, but Mr. Rogers’ personality was what drew viewers in. Many kids hated school but loved Mr. Rogers. With Calculus tutors in Pittsburgh, you want to have an experience that your child enjoys. Part of what makes school difficult is the environment. The general tone in class is order and obedience. Being a teacher, you are sometimes warden as well as the educator. With a home tutor, the environment is much more relaxed.
Instead of feeling the pressure of an authority figure, a Pittsburgh Calculus tutor is more of a friend. Like Mr. Rogers, they feel like someone that could be a part of the family. You do not always have to develop that kind of a relationship with your tutor, but they offer the opportunity to get a little extra care, which is a comforting safety net.
Sometimes, the best tutors are not the ones that teach you the most facts or formulas. In the case of Mr. Rogers, who might have been called an etiquette tutor or social skills tutor, his best lessons came from having someone to look up to. Charles Barkley used to say that he was not a role model, but that’s the Philadelphia way. In Pittsburgh, your math tutor can be a positive role model like Mr. Rogers.
Hi, I'm Shannon! I am currently pursuing a chemistry major at the University of Nevada, Reno. I've enjoyed math and chemistry ever since high school and still do. So far, I have taken general chemistry, organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, and a couple of other upper-level chem courses, and received A's. I have also enjoyed and excelled in math for most of my life. Specifically, I passed Calculus 1, 2, and 3 in college each ... See more
I have a bachelors degree in Economics from the University of Texas, a masters degree from SUNY Buffalo, and 10 years of experience in education. I've taught in 4 different countries around the world on 4 different continents. I've taught all of the following courses: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, Intro to Calculus, AP AB Calculus, and Economics. I enjoy seeing students grow and watching the light bulb go off when they have that ... See more
Hi. My name is Farhan. I am currently an undergraduate student at the University of British Columbia in Canada pursuing a Bachelor of Science. I happen to be very fluent in speaking English and Gujarati and partially fluent in Swahili, Urdu and Hindi.
I taught GED Math and Science at a local community centre as a volunteer for four months and decided to join this network of tutors so that I can reach a larger audience to share with potential ... See more
I'm a junior and currently pursing a degree in engineering with dual minors in computer science and mathematics. I am passionate about math and like to attend math conferences as well as participate in my schools math club. I enjoy teaching and explaining things to others.
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!
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.
A scientist with over 10 years of laboratory experience, working in environmental industrial medical and research laboratory settings. Tutoring experience at SUNY Potsdam, SUNY Oswego, and Skidmore College. Library setting is preferred. Subjects General Chemistry, Pre-Calculus, and Environmental Science.
I grew up in Montgomery County, Maryland. I attended Winston Churchill High School in Potomac, Maryland. I went on to get my B.S. in Civil Engineering from Lehigh University with a minor in Chinese and I am now a structural engineer in Baltimore, Maryland with my engineer in training certificate.
It is my belief that every student has their own optimal way of learning that is unique to them and so with that I believe that there is no ... 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'm a chemist and can help you become a chemist or at least pass your next test! I can help with anything from studying for a test, homework, lab reports, research project, etc. I've taught at all levels from general chemistry to advanced graduate courses (organic, inorganic, physical, analytical, materials, etc.). I love teaching and would love to help you learn chemistry today.
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Back before the poop emoji came to life with the voice of Patrick Stewart, emoticons were all the rage. I will admit that I never really learned how to use semicolons, but I still found a way to use them all the time in instant messages as part of a winky face. You may not realize, but Pittsburgh was the home of the first emoticons, as they were developed back in the 1980s on a Carnegie Mellon University computer.
Before Calculus tutoring in Pittsburgh, you make this face: :-(. Once you work with one of our Calculus tutors, you will be making this face: :-). You might even get a little mischievous with one of these: :-p. Just as long as you aren’t doing the one with an eight, a bunch of equals signs, and closed parentheses.
When you work with our Pittsburgh Calculus tutoring, you can go from the simple lessons that look like :) to the complicated ones that look like (＾▽＾). By the end, you might figure out a full emoticon face, but I’m not that far yet. Need some more tutoring first.
