Award-Winning Science Tutors serving Pflugerville, TX

...By Exam curriculum. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most experienced in tutoring Algebra, AP Calculus AB/BC, and Biology. In addition, I emphasize strategies that help students retain content longer, especially for standardized testing (AP exams and the SAT/ACT). Outside of tutoring, my interests revolve around being involved in my community. For example, I have directed the Children's Wellness Foundation, a registered nonprofit dedicated to helping the families of children in...

My best subjects are most maths (Algebra, Geometry, Statistics) and sciences (Biology, Chemistry, Ecology, Earth Science, Environmental Science). I have also been on the receiving end of tutoring, so I will try to make the process as stress-free as possible.

...on Wall St. My plan worked for decades. Then I realized that if I did not teach again, I never would. China was the obvious choice, growing and offering opportunities / challenges. Began at Suzhou Foreign Language School, graduated at RenMin University. The gift of knowledge and experience is continuing learning and teaching. The most satisfying accomplishment was teaching a dyslexic high school student to read. We worked together alternating methods --- syllables, speed reading,...

Hello, I'm Kobe Sebolt, and I bring a teaching style that is student-centered and adaptable, catering to each student's unique learning needs. I foster a supportive and interactive online learning environment, leveraging technology to enhance engagement and comprehension.

...skills. While in graduate school, I wanted to maintain by "science muscles" and thus served as a teaching assistant to Pre-Med students. I taught a variety of biology and genetics classes, both lectures and labs. From this experience, I gained enormous leadership skills, learned to teach as various knowledge levels. After instructing more than 200 students during my time at UT, I gained immense appreciation for teaching. With my unique background in both the social...

...felt responsible for helping all the other people who might be struggling like I did in the past. I have a passion for helping people understand chemistry because it doesn't have to be as hard and scary as it's made out to be. While getting my degree, I worked as a "supplemental instruction leader", planning and teaching study sessions to students taking chemistry classes. This allowed me to put my passion into practice, and I've...

...relate to what they are studying. I like to show them how classes relate to their hobbies and interests and try to incorporate those interests as I teach. I am a graduate of Texas Tech University, I have a degree in Civil Engineering and German, and have a minor in Math. I lived in Stuttgart, Germany for a year as an exchange student. While in college I was a tutor in Math and Engineering for...

...with students who need additional support in reading, math, writing, or social skills in virtual and in-person settings. I believe teaching should be individualized and see it as my duty to best meet learners where they are and tweak my instruction based on their interests, learning styles, and current level of understanding. While I currently work in an elementary school, I've worked with students through the high school level in a variety of subjects. I...

...over my 10 years in the field of education. Whether it be in the classroom during the school year, outside during a summer camp, or on the playground in an after school program, I've always coupled an ability to teach concepts effectively with a sense of joy and genuine fun. Teaching doesn't have to be dry and boring, and enthusiasm to learn is contagious if channeled in the right way. As an educator, I strive...

...My favorite of these would have to be in the sciences and test prep. When I study, I like to have a little fun by making up mnemonics or drawing pictures and charts to help me understand the bigger picture and where each detail of information falls into it. However, everyone learns differently, so my philosophy is to adapt to whichever method a student needs to most effectively and thoroughly understand the material.

...my strongest assets, primarily working in English, Greek and Latin, but also with reading fluency in four additional languages. I have traveled extensively in Europe, as an archaeologist and for my own curiosity, and I am enthusiastic about the influence of culture of learning, expression, and history. I have always had a knack for mathematics and was originally on track to be a chemist, both of which have served me well in my pursuits as...

...a Texas Teaching Credential, as well as a California Teaching Credential, and a Masters in Child and Adolescent Development. I am also ESL/ELL certified. I am familiar with the Common Core Standards as well as standards specific to Texas and California. I am taking this year off teaching so that I can have more time at home with my new baby boy. I hope to still make an impact on students and support them in...

...finding the most highly recurring places where you struggle and construct a more stable foundation. We aim to enjoy learning, not score perfect. That allows us to relax as we polish or build skills that once hindered progress. Even though I started by tutoring mathematics, my natural gifts lie in the Language Arts. The arts allow for freedom of expression and creativity that feels nourishing. I am excited to meet you and begin our work...

...world! I graduated from Georgia Tech in 2018 and since then I've worked as a product development engineer, designing and building products that range from toothbrushes to robots. I've always enjoyed any opportunity to share what I've learned. I've worked as a tutor for 5+ years and was a teaching assistant while in college. I specialize in helping students with math (algebra through calculus 3), physics (introductory mechanics through deformable bodies), and mechanical engineering (especially...

...philosophy is based around the student exploring the possibilities of their subjects and seeing as many way as possible to work through a problem. I think that students should be taught to look at their knowledge as a bag of tools that help them assess what needs to be fixed, if a student has a wide variety of tools they will be successful in conquering a problem, but if they do not possess those tools...

...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.

...the Deans Scholars Honors program and took advanced math courses for my degree. I have worked as a tutor at Mathnasium tutoring Algebra, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-calculus and Calculus as well as Rhodes Scholar Tutoring in Austin, TX where I tutored students in Math, Science, Language Arts, and History. A little more about myself - I just moved to Houston to start a new job at Baylor College of Medicine doing neurological research on Multiple...

Hello, I am a former elementary teacher and now a stay at home mom. I love kids and I love teaching and tutoring on the side to keep my skills sharpened.

I am a graduate of one of the top high schools in the nation, Whitman HS in Bethesda, MD. I got a perfect score on my ACT, and am currently pursuing a Chemical Engineering degree at UT-Austin. I am a particularly strong standardized-test taker, and while my studies have concentrated in STEM, I also enjoy writing. With my extensive knowledge in these fields, I'm here to help!