Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Buffalo, NY

My name is Justina. I began tutoring through my University where I studied physics and fine arts and I really enjoyed it. I think the process of teaching and discussing material can be hugely beneficial for both the tutor and the student. I am very well versed in Physics and Calculus and enjoy discussing them a great deal. In the future I hope to continue on in physics in graduate school. Out side of academics...

...have been a tenured associate professor for almost 6 years teaching mostly in the Department of Chemistry at my College. I have taught various disciplines of chemistry including health professions related chemistry, general chemistry, upper level quantitative chemistry as well as the associated laboratory materials found in these courses. I look forward to sharing my knowledge in these subjects and hope I can provide you with the right guidance to excel in you studies.

...applied to medical school with dreams of becoming a physician. I tutor Spanish, at a middle school, high school and college level, and a variety of different science and math courses as well. I do my best to make learning enjoyable for my students and I believe that it is important to bring a professional approach to teaching. When I am not tutoring, I play guitar, lift weights, and hang out with my friends, also,...

I love all things physics and mathematics. I am headed to West Virginia University in the fall to pursue a PhD in physics, and have a B.A. in physics from the SUNY College at Geneseo. I have tutored high school to late university physics, but have extensive experience with mathematics. I have taken algebra, geometry, trigonometry, Calculus 1-3, Differential Equations, Linear algebra, and mathematical methods in the physical sciences. All of which I helped students...

...experience working with kids as I was a summer camp counselor for 7 summers, a before/after school counselor for elementary and middle school age kids (where I also helped out with homework frequently), and I babysat frequently in my hometown. I am also part of the Pi Mu Epsilon National Math Honor Society. In my free time, I enjoy doing being outside, hiking, and doing yoga. I have also instructed yoga for college students for...

Undergraduate student with a passion for learning and teaching. I have come to understand the importance of tutoring from the tutors I have worked with and want to share that experience with others. Furthermore, I believe I become more successful the more I help others to become successful.

...in Medical Physics. My favorite subjects to teach and tutor are all levels of algebra, calculus, physics, and biology. Patience, communication, and empathy are central to my teaching philosophy and are key skills for any successful teacher, and with the right toolkit, anyone can learn and master a subject. I believe students tend to find these technical subjects difficult due to simple misunderstandings and gaps, or due to a lack of descriptive visual tools to...

I love learning and I truly believe that knowledge is power. I have been tutoring since I was in high school and I have 2 children who I work with nearly every day. Everybody is different and learns in different ways but that is what makes each one of us so special. As a tutor, I try to unlock which methods works for those I tutor and teach them how to build upon those strengths.

...dental degree from the University at Buffalo. I am currently awaiting an opportunity to begin a new residency program in 2019, and therefore I am looking to keep my memory and my skill sharp! I believe that tutoring is about more than just getting questions right on homework and exams. I strive to make sure all my students understand, learn, and maybe even enjoy the subjects that I help them with. I have the most...

...than 10 years, in addition to stints with the STEP program and my university's tutoring center. I graduated from Vanderbilt University in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in Molecular and Cellular Biology. Since then, I had the opportunity to work one on one with several students through a local test prep company (Infiniva). While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about science and math. A fun fact about me is...

...tutor in Quantitative Learning Center, at the University of Connecticut and assisted students from various disciplines via peer tutoring and held monthly review sessions before the exams. I think what makes me an outstanding tutor is the experience I have and I the ability I have in connecting with the students. I guide the students to solve the problems rather than giving them the solution. My objective is to motivate my students to develop their...

...learning by conducting enlightening office hours and meticulously evaluating assignments. These experiences have allowed me to connect with students, address their questions, and provide them with the support they need to grasp challenging concepts. My education has been marked by a pursuit of excellence, culminating in my pursuit of a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering. My goal is to delve into advanced research and contribute innovative solutions to fluid control and related technologies. As a tutor,...

Hi! I'm a current 3nd year in medical school that is interested in pursing psychiatry (so hard to decide!). Before going to medical school, I obtained my MSBS. I graduated undergrad with a degree in biology. I have ample experience with medical school core, sciences, math, writing, and the humanities. My philosophy in teaching is that a student is capable of learning anything--it is a matter of finding a way that helps YOU learn. It...

...college level, and even working with patients to help them understand important but sometimes initially complicated topics. I have thrived and truly enjoy the experience of helping someone master what may initially seem to be an intimidating subject. As important as it is to learn material, I feel it is equally or perhaps more important to learn how to approach the material. This is somewhere that I feel I have a lot to offer you...

I am here to teach, inspire and even learn from new students. Learning can be an exciting and fun adventure. Problem solving and figuring out how the best way to solve problems are the most important skills you can gain for our world today. I can be a great help for that. As a student, I never really remembered things, I always solved them by figuring things out. Hopefully I can teach you the same...

...used to attend. These are just some of the ways that I've learned to tutor. My favorite things to tutor are writing and algebra. Both are things that can appear complicated and difficult, but often there is only one stumbling block that a student is having a problem with. Once you isolate the issue, everything becomes simple! My tutoring style is to talk and work through a lot of practice problems together. When the student...

...for many forms of standardized testing, as well as mathematics and subject-tests. I believe that the educational experience works best if customized for each individual student, therefore I like to build lesson and study plans around the needs of each one. In my free time I am also a part-time waiter and bartender, and I can often be found on many of the local Disc Golf courses, or watching Shakespeare in the Park during the...

I have a Master's in Electrical Engineering. I specialise in tutoring in Maths, Science and Engineering courses. I also tutor in prepping for standardized exams such as GRE/SAT/ACT.

...support problem solving skills - as apposed to simply memorizing material just to pass a test. I prompt students with leading question at every stage: how would you being?...why?..how?...what next? Confidence is built through achievement, and I believe that nothing prepares a student for success like getting the student to realize he or she can independently overcome large challenges by building his or confidence through smaller successes. The idea is to get a student to...

...and Toxicology at the University at Buffalo, or SUNY Buffalo. I'm hoping to go to medical school after graduation and become a physician one day. As for my teaching methods, I believe teaching using visual techniques is very helpful as it allows the student to see the problem and it's solution come into play rather than just use speech to explain how a problem should be solved. I also believe it's important to have a...