(274) Private tutors for lessons, class and homework help near 32839
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Ivan
OSC Educator Specializing in Biology and Chemistry
I graduated from my high school Cum Laude and am currently a student at the University of Central Florida. I'm a biology major with an interest in all the natural and social sciences including physics, philosophy, psychology, chemistry, government, and more! I'm also a fun, easygoing, patient guy who's definitely willing to teach as long as the students are committed and willing to learn. I know what it takes to succeed and I'm more than happy to share my knowledge with others! After all, I l... Read more
Jasmine
Practicing Engineer with Love for Teaching in Math and Engineering
My approach to tutoring is clear and simple: I am a partner as well as active mentor to the student. However the student learns, I adapt my style to his or her preferences and academic goals. For example, if the student struggles in algebra, I will tailor my lessons to focus on core concepts and provide salient examples. Accordingly, I will work the student up such that he or she is comfortable tackling problems of greater and greater complexity. My experience with tutoring has mostly invo... Read more
Nicholas
Certified Math Teacher; 99th Percentile SAT Tutor/Prep Coach
Hi there! I'm a 99th percentile SAT scorer and have been tutoring for 10 years with 5000+ hours accumulated so far. I started tutoring for community service hours in my Mu Alpha Theta Math Honor Society at my high school, and for the latter half thereof, I became the coach for and team member of our award-winning Calculus division. During my college studies, I worked as a tutor for a company as well as Miami-Dade College, where I assisted 100+ students with courses ranging from remedial math... Read more
Tyler
Experienced Math Tutor and Current Data Analyst
Hello everyone! My name is Tyler and I am a data analyst and graduate student from Sebastian, Florida. I remember filling out my Common Application for college when I was 17 and had to answer that question we all get asked: what do you want to be when you grow up? Amongst many other things in my essay, it all boiled down to this: I wrote that I wanted to use numbers and help people. At the time, I was not really sure what that statement meant, but I quickly figured out that I can mesh the two... Read more