Award-Winning Physical Chemistry Tutors serving Georgetown, TX

...worked as a teaching assistant and as a senior preceptor for different classes at UT Austin during my undergraduate years. I understand that books can be hard to decipher quite often due to the lack of tone and author's preconceived notions about the student's background. Therefore, when I tutor I build the framework from the ground up and depend a lot on visual aids (diagrams and charts) rather than formulas and numbers. I believe that...

...verbalizes their thought process and corrects their own misconceptions, it is something they will remember when it comes time for an exam. I am passionate about tutoring mathematics, physics, chemistry, and ACT prep. By having a proficient understanding of the material, combined with an inquiry-based teaching style I feel as though I am able to convey difficult concepts to students in a way that they will remember and enjoy. Outside of academia, I enjoy running,...

...AP classes in high school, and retook many of the math and sciences class in college. I think this helps with tutoring because I learned the material multiple times and from many great teachers, so if a student doesn't understand a concept at first, I can hopefully explain it in another way that I've learned. I like working with students that are self motivated and want to have a tutor, no matter their current skill...

...Austin, Texas. I eventually decided to go to the University of Texas at Austin . I graduated with a bachelors degree in Chemical Engineering . During my time at UT I spent 4 semesters working as a tutor for chemistry, calculus, and physics. I also tutored my friends in whatever subjects they needed help in. I find tutoring to be a very rewarding experience and one of the best feelings is helping someone learn.

I have a B.S Degree and a M.A. Degree in Chemistry. My main topic of expertise is organic chemistry, but I can tutor: general chemistry, AP Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, etc.

...Physics and a B.S. in Physics with minors in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science. I was a College Physics lab instructor and learning assistant while working on my undergraduate studies, and I was lucky to be able to continue teaching and tutoring during my master's degree. I enjoy helping students make connections between the coursework and their daily lives, as well as finding out how to use their own intuition about the way physics works...

...and math courses. Next I taught undergraduate science labs as a graduate student. For five years I was a lecturer and then Assistant Professor of Geology at Northern Kentucky University teaching Physical Geology, Earth History, Geomorphology, Invertebrate Paleontology, Structural Geology, and Mineralogy. I taught in the Austin Independent School District from 2000-2017. My first three years were at Johnston High School where I taught Anatomy and Physiology (Honors), Aquatic Science and Integrated Physics and Chemistry....

...Chemistry, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Medicinal and Computational Chemistry, and a senior thesis. I was unfortunately one class short of a math minor, however my college math experience includes Calculus 3, Math with Biological Applications, and Differential Equations. Outside of my coursework, I was on the volleyball team at Rhodes, I frequently volunteered with children, and I was a TA for Analytical Chemistry. I also spent a fair amount of time as a freelance tutor for students...

I am currently attending the University of Texas at Austin, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Infectious diseases. My goal is to help people better understand basic biology and perhaps attend medical school in the near future.

A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Music and a B.S. in Mathematical Decision Sciences, I intend to pay my education forward by helping others to succeed as I have. Easygoing by nature, I am confident in my ability to provide students with comfortable work environments that allow them to develop the necessary autonomy and problem-solving skills to thrive in virtually any discipline.

...of A&P as a foreign language imbedded in a science class, learning the new language first helps the science make more sense. I received my Master's in Sports Health-Clinical Exercise Physiology at Texas Tech, a program that allowed me to take gross anatomy at the Health Science Center in the cadaver lab, and my bachelor's degree in Health Science is from Baylor University. I taught in higher education for 8 years at both colleges and...

...don't use the language you will never learn. Besides giving them this advice I teach them certain phrases they can say if they are ever in a complicated situation where they can't be understood; these phrases give them comfort and the confidence to use the language they are learning quickly. Besides teaching languages I also am very proactive about teaching others how the human body works and why we should be eating organic, non-GMO foods,...

What's up! I am a recent graduate of WashU with a major in Biology with plans of applying to medical school. I am an expert in mathematics and the natural sciences, and love helping students discover these subjects. I am cool, down to earth, and funny, and enjoy making connections with students.

...a focus in embedded systems and instrumentation. I have tutored many people over the years, starting in high school. While I tutor in a broad range of subjects, I have studied chemistry,various levels of math, biology, and coding most recently. I did policy debate in high school and went to nationals a few times. This translated to me receiving a high score in the writing portion of the ACT and SAT. I have done very...

...military so my career path moved from the environment to one in Chemistry. I worked 10 years as an analytical chemist before deciding to become a teacher. After earning my teaching certificate, I went back to college to earn my Masters in Education. I have 20 years of experience teaching high school science. I've taught almost all of the core science classes - physical science, biology, AP biology, environmental science, AP environmental science and chemistry....

...by training and pediatricians are, by nature, educators. I have spent most of my career helping students from high school through medical school learn about medicine. I am skilled at helping students prepare for standardized tests both by learning and reinforcing their knowledge and helping them with test prep and test taking strategy. It's not enough to study hard, developing good and flexible study skills and strategies are paramount. I look forward to helping students...

...to understand mathematics and physics at a conceptually deep level instead of "going through the motions". I also believe in engaging the student based on their particular personal interests and learning styles as often as possible. My background in teaching includes years of tutoring and mentoring during my undergrad, along with teaching high school students through semester math courses more recently. Perhaps my favorite subject to teach is calculus-based physics, which is usually introduced to...

...and have a very diverse background. I was born in Illinois where I began both my academic and military careers (16 years military police). After the military, I returned to school for a Master's and teacher certification in high school science. I decided I could do more and here I am. I am going to school full-time as I work toward a Doctorate in Business Administration. I look forward to helping solve business problems with...

...company hired you because of your disciplined training and your ability to think outside of the box. They did not hire you to socialize and tell stories around the break room. There is a time for that but not on the company's dime. Most of the people who take on the career of becoming an engineer, designer, drafter, or manufacture are people who are specialized in their fields, and it is these type of people...

...think getting SAT Math more than 700 points is easy but greater 780 needs something else. A students who received greater than 700 but not 750 for SAT Math requires a little different approach. I'm a native Korean and worked in semiconductor industry for a long time. I've taught Korean for a long time as one of my hobbies. I usually help students for basic concepts of Korean and grammars. Also, helped someone who want...