Award-Winning GRE Tutors in West Valley City, UT

...through the workbooks to prepare for taking the exams myself. The trick is to learn the test and know how to beat it with the right tools, and I am eager to pass along what I have learned from years of studying for and taking standardized tests. There is nothing quite like sitting down in...

...Those kind of experiences led to my decision to make teaching an integral part of my career. I just recently graduate from BYU with a Bachelor's in Physics and will start graduate school in the fall, with the eventual goal of teaching physics in a college setting. Beyond the world of teaching, I love volleyball...

...and friendly educator who is passionate about helping students have successful and enjoyable learning experiences. I love helping students find the joy in learning and feel empowered and motivated in the learning process. I tailor my approach to meet individual students' needs and preferences. I look forward to getting to know you!

I am a graduate student at New Jersey Institute of Technology studying Biology. I went to Fordham University for undergrad. There, I majored in Biological Sciences. I'm excited to help students with a range of science topics.

...Exam prep, GRE prep, I graduated, in 2012, from Utah Valley University with a Bachelor's degree in Health Education. I was also accepted into the Master's of Public Health Program at the University of Utah. In addition to private tutoring, I am currently working as a Program Manager for an after-school site where I plan...

...struggled as middle school student mostly because I had a hard time focusing. I became an educator to help kids like me learn about the amazing world we live in. I have taught middle school geology and literacy. I have a background in chemistry, physics, political science and math up to calculus 1.... The world is a fascinating place, and it enriches our lives to learn more interesting things every day. Learning is hardest (for me...

...of my academic endeavor, I have been privileged to be taught by teachers skilled in pedagogy. They built my confidence in science and developed my interest in impacting knowledge. Now it is my turn to shine my light. I have been teaching undergraduate and high school students for over three years, helping them conquer their...

I have a PhD in Biomedical Engineering. I am starting a part-time lecturer position at Paul Quinn College in the fall for General Biology I lab and lecture. I love to learn and teach. I read books, play board games, and do puzzles in my free time. ... I would find out what interests the student and try to find a way to incorporate that into the lessons, so that the student wants to learn.

...enticing! While I really like learning, I have always loved teaching. When I was seven, I set up a home summer school for my little brother and sister to teach them math and reading. Ever since then, I have looked for ways to keep learning and sharing all the cool things there are to know...

...high school students during a few different summer programs, teaching such topics as Sleep and Dreaming, and The Brain. I enjoy mentoring students as well and have had many discussions with undergraduate research assistants about preparing and applying for grad school, GREs, writing personal statements, etc. Outside of academia, I love to get outdoors, either...

...students be able to integrate the knowledge into their personal understanding to have more independent use of it in the future. Also, in violin I had been concert mistress and section leader in my high school orchestra. I have also studied violin privately under Rosalie Macmillan for about 3 to 4 years. Additionally I have...

...it all starts with the same steps: A) What do I know? B) What do I want to know? C) How do I get from A to B? I did PhD research in computational chemistry and dream of becoming a middle school math teacher if I win the lottery. PS - My online sessions will frequently...

...set to educate individuals and their families every day. I really enjoy teaching motivated students to help them reach their goals. I've taught in community college setting the subjects of health, biology and anatomy/physiology labs. I have a Doctorate degree in Physical Therapy and continue to study through continuing education courses. I've tutored a few...

...I travel around Europe with my family. I am in love with the beauty of mathematics, and being able to help other people understand it! Being able to use programming to solve math problems is really cool, and being able to use math to solve programming problems is even better. But the absolute best part...

...three years, and I tutor physics, algebra, reading, and test prep. Physics is one of my passions because I love learning about the world around me. Physics is intuitive and learning the laws that govern the world around us helps expand our understanding. I am a very hands-on tutor. I believe that working directly with...

...particular was in which I would like to teach. Particular use of these examples in my class lectures emphasizes the relevance of continual self-improvement (education) to modern management and leadership. Whenever possible, I try to present the information in a manner that invites participation from the class so that further enhances the learning experience. The...

I love learning, but more I enjoy the learning process for students and myself. when students ask questions I discover new ways of explaining the material but also find additional areas to research. I believe learning is a mutually beneficial undertaking.

I'm patient, personable, and have an incredible gift for explaining things in a way that makes sense. I majored in Math Education (with a minor in Computer Science), and I have more than eight years of experience teaching math and other STEM subjects.

...also love teaching trigonometry because of how tightly-knit the topic is. Finally, I also really enjoy calculus because of its applications to geometry, physics, and so many other fields. My philosophy for tutoring is to use a sensible mixture of both theory and showing students "how to get the answer." A lot of teachers denigrate...

...graduate teaching assistant for 2 years, helping freshman-junior level college students pass the make it or break it class for chemical engineers. This included chemistry, algebra, and calculus. I also helped any classmates that were struggling in my own classes. I truly enjoy teaching. Working one on one with students is the best way to...