Award-Winning Physics Tutors serving Buffalo, NY

...the University at Buffalo. Starting Fall 2017 I will be starting medical school at the University at Buffalo. Considering such I find the human body to be absolutely fascinating. There are so many different organ systems, regulatory systems, and fascinating forms of physiology that allow us as humans to perform such a great variety of tasks. As an educator I'm big on pictures and diagrams as educational tools. If you can draw a picture to...

My name is Colin Begley and I am a student at The University of Alabama studying Economics and Biology on the pre-med track. I offer tutoring services in a wide variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, physics, economics, business, and mathematics. I am very passionate about teaching and learning, and I hope that I can use the knowledge I have acquired throughout my years of education to make a difference in someone's life.

...I appreciate how hard the transition out of a classroom can be and I would love to support you in that process! I am a current forensic science M.S student with a master's in educational psychology and undergraduate degrees in chemistry and math. My passion is teaching for understanding and building your knowledge surrounding the problems so you are able to recognize and solve new problems more easily and perform better on tests, assignments, or...

...2015. During that time, I have been working as a teaching assistant and a co-instructor for both undergrad and graduate students, for a broad range of subjects; including: applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, mechanics, and programming. In addition, as a part-time, I have been a private tutor for middle- and high-school students for over 5 years. Although I can tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about teaching: Calculus, Algebra, Linear Algebra, Physics,...

...I first started tutoring during my sophomore year of undergrad for the Equal Opportunity Program at Buffalo State. Helping others has always been a passion of mine. I tutor mathematics and physics, both of which I will finishing bachelors degrees in this coming fall semester. In my free time I enjoy doing yoga and gardening. I also enjoy traveling and exploring the world. So far I have explored most of Europe while studying abroad in...

...flares. As an undergraduate and graduate student I have worked as a Teaching Assistant and Lab Instructor for various physics/engineering courses. I have extensive programming knowledge in Python and C/C++ as well as the software Matlab and Wolfram Mathematica. I also have experience in high school and undergraduate physics and Mathematics courses, particularly Calculus and Linear Algebra. I believe that the most important skill a student can learn is problem solving. It may be that...

...I graduated from Tulane University in 2018 with a degree in Biological Chemistry, and am currently pursuing my PhD in the department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences at the University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. I have extensive tutoring experience, both as a private tutor as well as a university tutor for the Tulane Academic Success Center, in the following topics: general chemistry, organic chemistry, physics (calculus- and algebra-based), statistics, cell...

I am a student at the University at Buffalo Honors College. Currently, I tutor refugee students with Journey's End Refugee Services. I have prior experience tutoring with Buffalo Peace House and ACCESS of WNY. I enjoy teaching and pushing students towards achieving their goals!

I was teaching during my clinical life then I got great chance to teach in medical college and I was lucky to help the students build their 1st step in the college. I was so glade to change their view about learning process and I tried to make the knowledge interesting for them. I hope I have this chance with other students to make them love science and to learn with passion

...in my classes, I have been tutoring and assisting fellow students for many years, to the extent where Alfred University hired me to be a professional tutor for their Math Program. Students come to me because of the depth of my understanding of the course material and keep coming back for my ability to personalize my assistance to their individual needs. I tutor a wide range of mathematics course, from middle school to college level,...

...American Literature, and Literacy. Furthermore, I have experience working with local school districts providing home instruction to students who were not able to attend school in person. Students I have worked with have shown evidence of learning through formal and informal assessments, and have been successful in passing courses with high marks. Although the students I work with have been successful, that is no guarantee of success. It is important that all the students I...

...I thus have a wealth of styles to refer to. While in high school abroad as part of a school organized program, I was chosen to tutor my classmates as well as students in lower grades in the sciences. These subjects included calculus, physics, chemistry, agricultural science and technical drawing to name a few. In college, I continue to tutor my peers when I can, which has helped me establish a firm and continually growing...

...strong foundation. My graduate degree is an MS in Physics Education, and I am licensed to teach Physics 7-12 and General Science 7-12 in NY State. My teaching style is inquiry based, student-centered instruction. I try to guide my students Socratically as they practice the material with less lecturing and more self-discovery. When students figure things out themselves, rather than just be lectured to, I have found it increases comprehension and retention of the concepts.

Everyone can learn, if they have the desire. My goal is to empower my students while understanding their learning styles, gaining a better idea of their perspective of the world, and to thereby teach them through their perspective for maximum success. Education is my passion. If my students aren't successful, how can I be?

...not everyone learns, or thinks, the same way. I hope to provide accommodation and empathy in everything I do, and learn just as much from my students as they do from me! My formal tutoring experience was with refugee students, whom I taught English and math. That exposure gave me an introduction to tutoring those who may not be as comfortable with English, and I built on my skill of speaking concisely and simply when...

...for a MA Pastoral Ministry and worked as a Chaplain's Assistant. As to teaching I believe in a strong give and take between us. I will do my best to make you think your way through a problem instead of spoon feeding you, no apologies. I enjoy teaching. I am not a theoretician but am an old hands-on plant dog and someone who has gotten their hands dirty and sometimes bloody. Outside of Engineering I...

...the process of tutoring students in Math, Physics, and Chemistry and gain great satisfaction in seeing them achieve academic success. My goal is to help students become knowledgeable and independent learners. While discipline is a requirement for learning any subject, I believe tutoring can and should be a fun experience for both the student and tutor. I enjoy all kinds of sports, but I particularly love volleyball and football. I also spend much time reading...

...students of all ages and sharing my passion for learning, technology, and education. My experience in the IT field pushed me to develop a great sense of patience and understanding for individuals who might be struggling or frustrated. I find it very rewarding to dig into a problem, provide an explanation, and watch a student or individual get excited or relieved as they have a light bulb go off. My goal is to put students...

...enjoy helping others in their studies, and I appreciate the opportunity to improve my own understanding at the same time. I graduated from the State University of New York at Buffalo with a BS in both Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, and most of my experience has come from tutoring other students at the same school. My favorite topics to teach have been college-level math and science courses, as well as beginning engineering courses. I like...

...set. I believe that math and physics are NOT spectator sports, and the best way to prep for a test is to do problems, and also step through why you're doing what you're doing on problems, as well as look at parts of problems that may not make sense. I also try to distill the info dumps that you may get in lectures into what you can actually use on the problem.