I am a professional chemist with a Ph.D. from Texas A&M. I have 4 children 16,13,13,11 and since we homeschool I am very involved in their education. Personally, I am very involved in my kids sports and school. I like to run and play competitive sand volleyball.I have lectured and tutored chemistry since graduate school. I am very good at going through problems with students and explaining the material so they can complete the homework faster and remember it well for the exams. I think the strongest case for hiring a tutor is efficiency. If I am there as you work through the problems I make sure you understand how you set up and complete the problem as you do it, while at the same time reinforce the chemistry concepts. Basically, you will spend your time mastering the material vs laboring to figure out how to complete each problem.

My educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish with an emphasis in Hispanic intellectual history and interdisciplinary studies; additionally I have a double minor in English and Italian. I worked as a teaching assistant for four years for both Spanish and Italian undergraduate courses wherein I taught weekly laboratory classes. I have the experience in teaching large groups of people with varied proficiency levels, which has allowed me to develop a more comprehensive teaching skillset. Likewise, I have experience in tutoring smaller groups, including one-on-one sessions with students. I am dedicated to helping students strengthen their skills in grammar, composition, vocabulary, and conversation.

I am incredibly passionate about education and helping others when possible. I graduated from Texas A&M University in December 2014 with a BS in Biomedical Sciences and a BS in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences. I tutor Spanish and Study Skills and Organization. My previous tutoring experience comes from helping classmates and friends throughout my schooling career. Living in Guadalajara, Mexico until I was seven years old I grew up bilingual. I think the most important thing to focus on when tutoring is the student's learning method. If the information being presented is in a method that is not conducive, it can prohibit the student from excelling to the best of their ability. By identifying the best teaching method for the individual student, the information will be much easier to portray and understand. I also currently work as a zoo keeper at a privately owned zoo in Spring, TX and am working towards getting into veterinary school to work with exotic animals. In my free time I enjoy going to the gym, creating stencils to paint with spray paint, cooking and baking.

I hold a doctoral degree in Chemistry from Texas A&M University. Currently I am a postdoctoral associate at Trinity University where I am pursing additional training in teaching and research. Teaching has been a passion of mine; from my eagerness to mentor the kids in my neighborhood to my excitement of giving a mini lecture on the concept of balancing chemical equations in my middle school class to the time I gave my first research talk in college. Such moments have played a significant role in my long term career goals of teaching and mentoring students as they prepare for their different academic work. My attitude towards learning is "don't be afraid to ask for help". Essentially, I look forward to working with students to help them succeed in the areas they need help with.

I am a student at Texas A&M in college station. My major is business administration. All my life I have done really well in math and I am now looking to help others with math.

Howdy! I am a Texas A&M Graduate with an English Literature degree and a minor in History. I have taught ESL in Peru to adults and children, and I currently teach High School level English in Texas. I am a Texas certified English Language Arts and Reading teacher in grades 8-12 and hold a valid ESL certificate. I love connecting with students by learning about them and their different learning styles and helping them find real world applications for the ELA skills we will encounter. I excel in tutoring for EOC/State Level/Standardized tests, literature and essays, and writing skills; however, I am well prepared to tutor in any ELA subject area and some History. My style is to ask a lot of questions to push students to arrive at the solutions themselves as opposed to parroting answers so true learning can occur.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University with a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction, along with Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology and Spanish. My graduate studies earned me Texas teaching certifications in Spanish (EC-12), English as a Second Language (ESL), and English Language Arts (6-8). My teaching career includes instructing high school Spanish, middle school ELAR, and middle school ESL. I also spent two rewarding years in Spain teaching English to K-6 students. Beyond the classroom, I have extensive experience tutoring secondary students in English, Spanish, French, and social studies including U.S., World, and Texas History. Currently, I teach a Business Success Strategies course focusing on helping first-year university students adjust to business school, and I also teach a Business Computing course focusing on Microsoft Excel, Access, and SQL. I look forward to the opportunity to help you or your student thrive and grow with confidence!

I grew up on a small farm in Central Texas, the third daughter of the vocational agriculture teacher at the local high school. The realities of chopping cotton and farm work in general instilled in me the strong desire to excel academically, so that I could get off the farm. With no internet or cable (back in the day), I read...a lot. Scoring a 1470 on the PSAT as a junior earned me a National Merit Scholarship. Going to state UIL in science ( I placed Third) led to a Welch Scholarship and a required major in Chemistry at college. I also majored in Math and graduated from Southwestern University with a 4.0. I then also scored really well on the GRE and the Chemistry GRE, which earned me a National Science Foundation Fellowship for graduate school. I received my PhD in synthetic organic chemistry from Texas A&M University in 1984, married a fellow PhD chemist and went on to work in the chemical industry for the next 30 years while raising two daughters through orchestra, dual credit, AP courses, SAT's, ACT's, GRE's, PCAT's and MCAT's. Having two daughters really brought home to me how much I enjoy teaching. Throughout their educational journey, I tutored them and their friends, revisiting all the math, chemistry, physics, biology, and English subjects I had ever taken. Teaching is in my blood, so to speak. Both of my parents were teachers, so I grew up seeing both sides of the process, as well as helping to grade papers. I was given an early opportunity to develop my own skills in teaching when I started college. Since my undergraduate institution,Southwestern University, had no graduate program, undergraduates were used as teaching assistants. As a freshman in college, I was immediately given a job teaching the recitation section for the non-technical general chemistry class, which was known among the students as "Kitchen Chem". While it was unusual for a freshman to get a job as a teaching assistant, this was an even more unusual situation, for, not only was I essentially giving the review lectures for this class, I was also writing and grading the multiple choice exams for the professor. Thus, early on I was given a high level of responsibility and autonomy. The professors for my own classes at Southwestern University were superb, imparting not only a rigorous understanding of the subject matter, but also, at the same time instructing me in the subtle arts of teaching. As a sophomore, I taught the freshman chemistry lab for technical majors, quantitative and qualitative analysis. As a junior and senior, I was teaching the organic chemistry lab. In graduate school, I continued teaching labs: general chemistry for majors, chemistry for non-majors, organic chemistry for the technical majors (engineers and pre-meds), and organic chemistry for non-majors (affectionately referred to as Cowboy Chem). In addition to supervising labs, this included writing quizzes, grading quizzes and reports, and assigning grades. Toward the end of my degree, as I was finishing up my dissertation, a need arose for an organic lecturer, and I was hired to teach a full load of organic chemistry for the technical majors, two classes of ~100 students each, along with supervisory responsibility for multiple lab sections. I taught for a year and a half before taking a research job in the chemical industry. While there, my teaching duties continued with group meetings, safety presentations, research presentations, and new hires, not to mention helping the kids with homework and tutoring friends, neighbors and their kids when help was needed in chemistry, math, biology, or physics. Now that my kids are mostly launched, I've decided that it's time to apply my teaching skills to help other parents and their kids.

My name is Madison and currently I am graduating from Texas A&M University. I enjoy helping others with achieving their educational goals and having the "aha" moment when the subject matter clicks for us. I have personal and professional experience with tutoring so whether you struggle with your writing because of dyslexia or math still has its' problems, don't worry! We will work through it together and be successful!

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University and received my Bachelor of Science with a focus on Civil Engineering in addition to being a licensed Professional Engineer in the state of Texas. Since college, I have traveled the world as a field engineer, designed residential neighborhoods and mentored younger engineers. Mathematics is a passion of mine and I want to share this enthusiasm with the growing minds. I am very patient, adaptable and strive to increase my student’s math competency and problem solving techniques. The most efficient way to master math is by continually working math problems until it becomes second nature. My extracurricular activities include kayak fishing, competing in long distance runs, and baking healthy desserts.

Hello everyone, I go by Ese for short. Ever since I started going to school, mathematics has been my favorite subject. I have a deeper understanding for the subject that i would like to share with anyone who would want to learn. I have tutored family members and non relatives and have helped the students understand math better. I am patient, relate-able and approachable when teaching math. Overall, I would like to make any student's math life easier.

What better person to tutor you than a professional nerd? I love all geeky academic things from a perfectly edited essay to a finely tuned test prep schedule. I spent my grade school and early college years struggling with undiagnosed ADHD. When I finally started to learn coping mechanisms and study strategies that worked with my brain, my grades went up and I was much happier. I've always had a love of learning and now I want to help you find the best studying strategies to reach your academic goals.

I'm an electrical engineering student obtaining my bachelor's degree and a mathematics minor at Texas A&M University with a strong foundation in mathematics and science. My academic experience includes Calculus I-III, Differential Equations, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Communications and Cryptography. I'm passionate about teaching and find great fulfillment in helping others understand challenging concepts. Over the years, I've enjoyed tutoring friends, family, and peers, and I've consistently received positive feedback on my ability to explain topics clearly and patiently. I'm currently available to tutor Algebra I-II, AP Calculus, College Calculus 1, College Chemistry I-II, and introductory Python. My favorite subjects to tutor are math topics up through Calculus 1, as I've always found joy in solving problems by manipulating equations to meet the needs of the problems. One of my long-term goals is to become a grade school teacher, where I can continue to share this passion with younger students. My teaching approach is centered around understanding each student's current knowledge, breaking down problems into understandable steps, and guiding them through my thought process while offering feedback and practice opportunities. Outside of academics, I enjoy staying active, bowling, playing tennis and pickleball, working, and I also love cooking and traveling.

Teaching is my passion. I acknowledge that it is a calling. It is a personal fulfillment when I help my students to attain their academic and personal goals.

My name is Kelly and I am a previous 4th grade teacher and recent graduate of Columbia University School of Social Work. I graduated from Texas A&M in 2016 with a bachelors degree in Special Education. After college, I was accepted into Teach for America, where I taught 4th grade reading and writing in inner city Houston. Between my Special Education degree and Teach for America, I have worked with kids from a wide range of ages and disabilities. I am certified to teach General Education (EC-6), Special Education (EC-12), and ESL. I have most experience with elementary reading and writing. I am working at Austin Achieve Elementary School in fall and so excited to be back in Texas!

I am a recent graduate from Texas A and M University and received my Bachelor of Science with Magma Cum Laude. I'm from Japan and speak Japanese, Chinese, and English fluently. I used to be a president for the Japanese Language and Culture Club, which I occasionally teach Japanese to students. Also, I was a TA for microbiology in college for a year and I tutored in math and reading in college and high school. I received 5 on AP Japanese and Calculus BC. I really enjoy teaching, especially Japanese, Algebra, biology and chemistry, and I would love to help students out by delivering my passion and hard work in academics, encouraging students to ask questions and making the tutoring fun and organize.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University; I received a Bachelor of Science in Biology along with being a minor in Spanish. I also studied at Plano ISD in high school. As Plano ISD is recognized for its academic achievements and competitiveness, I have always been positively challenged by my curriculum and by my peers to improve and to push myself to excel. From a young age, I have always been a part of the Gifted and Talented program. Trying to challenge myself and wanting to be different, I took a risk and joined the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program, a program that was not as well recognized at the time and was extremely difficult. Joining the IB program was the best decision I have taken thus far. I gained knowledge from all around world- different insights, different histories, different philosophies, different literature, etc.At Texas A&M University, I had the proper study skills to excel and obtained the knowledge I wanted from my college education. At A&M, I was very involved with the pre-medical organizations and spend my time volunteering at nursing homes and at hospitals. I also have a interest for research and have done that extensively. What has kept me sane and focused throughout all of this is dance. I started dancing during elementary school and am now a part of Wreckin' Raas, a Texas A&M national dance team. Dance has always served as an outlet in which I can make the rules. Not only does it help me escape from the pressures of the academic world but also it allows me to convey my emotions in a healthy manner.During my high school years, I tutored through Plano East National Honors Society and in my college years, I worked as a Supplemental Instruction Leader in charge of a class of students. I have been tutoring students of all ages, which helped me discover that I want to help others realize their goal. I work n a broad variety of subjects including calculus, physics, SAT preparation, and more. My favorite subjects to tutor are math and science because I have the most experience in those subjects. My purpose is to not impart knowledge to others as a teacher but as a friend who has been through similar courses, knows all the tricks and traps, and can guide peers without the intimidation of a professor.

I graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics. During my schooling I took course in Calculus I,II,III, Linear Algebra, Differential Equations and some Statistics. Additionally, I received a B.A. in Photography from Sam Houston State University, graduating Cum Laude. I started tutoring in 2009 and have helped students with a variety of math classes; everything from Pre-algebra to Differential Equations. Over the last two years, I taught math at both the high school (Geometry) and collegiate (Pre-Algebra) levels. I enjoy helping students who are struggling with the subject and to watch them gain confidence in themselves and their math skills.

I'm a born and raised Austinite and recently earned my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from Texas A&M University in May 2015. I mostly tutor high school/college math and science courses, as well as SAT/ACT and MCAT prep. My favorite classes to help students with are biology, physics, biochemistry and statistics! I took 14 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 level in a class. Having a great teacher or tutor won't help if the student does not want to learn and put in the work. However, I truly believe any student can not just succeed, but excel, if they work hard and have the right support system.Aside from tutoring, I love to cook and play Ultimate Frisbee. I also work as an emergency room medical scribe, and I am extremely excited to be attending medical school at UTMB in Galveston in August 2016!

I am a professional in the financial services industry, passionate about helping students grow their knowledge about personal finance and literature. I have worked with many students from my time at the Texas A&M Writing team, to coaching associates at my day job through Series 7, 63 and SIE exams. I have obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree from Texas A&M University, majoring in Economics. After graduation I complete my FINRA Series 7,63, 9, 10 and SIE certifications. I have also completed the Certified Financial Planner coursework. I tutor the FINRA Series exams mentioned above, personal finance and writing. My teaching philosophy is that anyone can achieve great things through hard work and dedication. The best students ask for help when they don't understand something. I like to relate the content to real life situations for students to really drive concepts home. Throughout my time tutoring I have helped many people pass exams they never through possible which opened doors for future career success. With hard work, dedication and a strong tutor to rely on anything is possible.

Bachelor of Science in Nursing with minor in Psychology from University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. Master of Science in Nursing Administration from Texas A&M-Corpus Christi. Post-Master's Family Nurse Practitioner Certification from Texas Woman's University. Earned the Chancellor's List award for maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Has been a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner since 2004.

I am currently a student at Texas A&M University. I will be graduating in Fall 2024 with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering with a focus on Electrical Engineering and a minor in Mathematics. Throughout my years in high school and college, I have always helped tutor my classmates in various subjects. In high school, I took AP Spanish 5 and I would tutor my friends in reading proficiency and being able to answer questions after reading stories in Spanish. I am also currently tutoring a friend in college who wants to continue his experience with Spanish. I grew up learning both English and Spanish and I want to be able to share a part of my culture with others! I also want to say that there are different types of Spanish and I would be teaching Argentinian Spanish unless told otherwise. I also specialize in tutoring beginner to somewhat advanced Mathematics and beginner Electrical Engineering courses. I have taken a lot of difficult courses throughout my years at Texas A&M and I want to be able to take my knowledge and help others learn as well. My experience includes mainly one-on-one tutoring along with a few group sessions. My teaching philosophy focuses on creating a supportive, inclusive, and interactive learning environment. Learning a new language or even learning electrical engineering is hard, so I want to be able to adapt my ways of teaching depending on a student's learning style to achieve our collective goal of them understanding the material. Learning is also fun and I want to show my students that it truly is a great privilege to learn different things!

I am a Southlake Carroll graduate and a rising Junior at Texas ATM working towards a BS in Computer Science and a minor in Math. I try to make learning fun so that students truly understand their subjects.I tutor math up to Calculus II, Science, SAT, and ACT test prep, and my favorite subject to teach is Computer Science.

Hi! I'm Kelly. I am currently a high school math teacher, teaching Algebra 2 and Geometry. I hope to one day return to school for a Master's Degree, and would love to be an astronaut someday! I enjoy helping people understand and grow to love math and be successful at it!

Hi Ya'll,Thank you for reviewing my profile and personal statement. Below is a quick timeline and outline of my subject and teaching experience as well as my teaching philosophy.In 2011 I was awarded a undergraduate degree in Biomedical Engineering from Texas A&M University. I had pursed Biomedical Engineering out of my love from mathematics and the science and their fusion together. This degree required I learn Math, Physics, Biology, Chemistry, Physiology and various applied Engineering courses that required an understanding of how these fields worked and could be contextualized together. While an undergraduate student I became a Michal E. DeBakey Scholar and worked for a lab that was mathematically modeling the cardiovascular system. I was put in charge of leading my own research team, which required me to teach and aid other students. I began to realize that while I loved science I also greatly loved teaching and seeing fellow students overcome their fear of any subject.This lead me to teaching high school Biology through the Texas Teaching Fellows program at Stony Point High School in Round Rock, TX. I saw a lot of my at-risk and even pre-AP students struggling with phobias of science or math. It was truly rewarding to find what it would take to see that student achieve. This experience confirmed my love teaching and helping any student overcome their fear of a subject material. It also helped me realize how much I missed music, which had always been a passion of mine.These experiences lead me to the University of Texas at Arlington where I am currently pursing a second undergraduate degree in Music Composition and Music Education.I am passionate about learning and teaching. I believe that every student is able and can over come any learned helplessness or fear of a subject if it is broken down and explained in manner specific to that students??? learning and communication style. I see my self as a facilitator and seek to help students become independent and successful life long learners.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University Class of 2022, with a bachelor of science in Environmental Geoscience, with a minor in Geography. I've tutored peers since high school through classes and clubs, and I tutor primarily in STEM subjects. I have the most experience in Environmental Sciences, Geography, Human Geography, and high school Computer Science for the AP Exam. I can also tutor Mathematics up to Calculus II, and most Life-Sciences. I'm particularly passionate about research and writing, with over 20 credit hours of intensive scientific writing courses across a broad spectrum of topics.

Hello! My name is Kelly Trevino, and I am thrilled to share my passion for healthcare and education with students. With a Master's degree in Athletic Training from Texas A&M University, I bring a strong foundation in science. Although I have less than a year of tutoring experience, my approach is centered on adapting to each student's unique learning style, ensuring that they feel supported and engaged in the learning process. I believe that fostering a positive and encouraging environment is essential for academic success, and I am dedicated to helping students thrive. My ultimate goal is to teach at the university level, and I am eager to assist students on their educational journeys.

Hello! My name is Anita and I am a biomedical engineering student at Texas A&M University as well as an incoming medical student. My senior year of high school, I got into MIT and have always loved math and science, so my favorite subjects to tutor include physics, chemistry, algebra, and other STEM subjects. I have experience tutoring mostly SAT, where I've helped students gain scores of 1550+, and I myself scored a 1580 on the exam as well as a 35 on the ACT.

I am welcoming and patient with anyone looking for assistance. My experience with Math, Chemistry, and Physics is extensive due to my current studies in Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University

I graduated Stephen F. Austin High School with a distinguished diploma and Cum Laude. Currently, I am studying at Texas A&M University to receive a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry and a Bachelor of Arts in History. While studying at Austin High School, I tutored students in a one to one setting for Honors Chemistry I. I also tutored between six and ten students in a group setting for the U.S. History AP exam. Following graduation, I have tutored students in a one to one setting via Skype or in person over the topics mentioned earlier. Professionally, I have tutored children below the age of 8 in basic mathematics and reading comprehension, while also serving as an assignment grader and answer key maker.Overall, I enjoy teaching subjects ranging from the humanities and social sciences to fundamental math and science; however, I personally love to teach History and Writing due to their importance in the realm of personal and intellectual development. History is the story of how the world arrived at its present state, and it is filled with hard lessons and memories learned from those long past. Written language is one of mankind's greatest achievements, as it allows us to communicate with and pass on knowledge much farther than our voices can project, and much deeper than simple memory will allow. Taken together, these subjects give students the power to analyze and record their observations and stretch their creative talents. I believe that education, and specifically knowledge, is the first step towards removing ignorance and discord in our world, and I always try to impart that belief on my students through the Socratic Method; rather than giving the answer, I try to lead students in the right path, as the feeling of wonder when experiencing inspiration and discovery itself justifies the place of knowledge in personal development.In my spare time, aside from intellectual growth, I like to play video games, read good books, and watch movies from all genres. Also, spending time with family and friends can never be overemphasized.

I am a student at Texas A and M University pursuing a degree in Applied Mathematics. I graduated from the Marine Academy of Technology and Environmental Science in Stafford, NJ in 2018.I have experience tutoring my peers in all levels of high school math courses and standardized test prep. I enjoy tutoring because I want to help others achieve the level of success I have been able to achieve. I find great joy when a difficult topic finally 'clicks' for a student and they gain confidence and a greater passion for learning. My teaching philosophy is to make a topic interesting and tangible so that a student will find an inner motivation to learn it and master it. I also like to confirm a students current knowledge in order to instill confidence.Outside of tutoring and my studies I am an avid runner and enjoy being outdoors.

Hi everyone! I will be attending Texas A&M University this fall as a sophomore, and working towards my Bachelor of Science in Biology on the pre-med track. In high school, I tutored children from the Chin community. As a tutor at that time, I helped the Chin children learn different methods of math models. Later in my junior year, I tutored a seventh grader in pre-algebra as part of the Math Buddies program in my school. I am most passionate about math, biology, and chemistry. I believe that an all-rounded education is very important to a child's quality of life, and one of the important facets of that is math education. Having a strong math education can lead to more career opportunities and greater success in an increasingly technological world, and I strongly emphasize it for my students. In my free time, I love to dance, draw, and spend quality time with friends and family.

I am currently a graduate student at Texas State University, pursuing a specialist degree in School Psychology. A major deciding factor in my career choice was the field's emphasis on helping all students do their best at school and at home, which directly applies to my approach to tutoring. I love to learn and I love helping others feel successful in their classes. I have been informally tutoring peers and my younger siblings from a young age, and continue to do so today.In high school, I was recognized as a National Merit Finalist by the College Board for my PSAT and SAT scores. I took nine different AP exams (World History, US History, European History, Physics B, English Lit, English Comp, Biology, Psychology, and Statistics) and thus became very familiar with how those tests work, as well as what goes in to preparing for them, emotionally as well as academically. I graduated in June 2012 as the third in my class of over 600 students and continued my education at Texas A&M University as a psychology major with minors in neuroscience and Spanish. I graduated from Texas A&M with a Summa Cum Laude distinction in May 2015 and went straight into my graduate coursework.Given my own testing experiences and the value I place on higher education, I love to help others feel as confident as they can when they walk into that testing room, whether for AP, ACT, SAT, or GRE exams. The process of applying to colleges and graduate programs can be very stressful at times, so if I can help you feel prepared to do your best, I would love to do so! That being said, I enjoy working with all ages and as I am a Liberal Arts person at heart, my favorite academic subjects are psychology, history, and any English class that gives me an excuse to reread a Jane Austen novel. Though I do not promise to know all the answers, I can guarantee that I will do my best to help students know where and how to find them. I believe that tutoring is most effective when a student comes to acknowledge and utilize the strategies that are best suited for their learning style, which they can then take with them into other subjects and in their future academic endeavors.Outside of the academic arena, I love to read, watch movies, spend too much money on craft supplies at Michael's, and volunteer with kids.

I will be completing my eighth year as an educator. The reason I began teaching is because I wanted to leave an impact on the students I interacted with. It is a special feeling to see your students grow and become outstanding citizens. The lessons we teach have more of an impact then just their education. I believe every student has the capability of getting to and through college. I am seeking the opportunity to be able to impact a greater number of students. I have held several Teacher Leader positions at my campus. I have a record of results for each position that I have held. I am currently serving as a campus administrator. I work closely with our Lead Team, Teachers, Students and Parents to make sure that we are communicating effectively. Together, we make sure that we are providing an environment that our scholars feel safe, happy and are present. I have also served as a former Content Team Leader for Mathematics. During my tenure as the CTL, our team was able to meet the requirements mandated by the State of Texas' School Rating System for Mathematics. To ensure our scholars were receiving the quality education and our campus was meeting our Department goals. Additionally, I have served as the UIL Coordinator and Math Event Coach for over four years. Our Team has qualified to compete at the State Level Tournament several years. I also served as a member of our campus TSI Instructional Team. Through our efforts, we have achieved a strong Passing Completion Rate.

I graduated magna cum laude from Texas A&M University and now am a medical student at Texas A&M College of Medicine. I have knowledge in a broad field of areas and subjects and I am always excited to teach willing students. My philosophy is that there are no hard subjects. Any difficult concept can be broken down into easier, more digestible content, based on how well a tutor can understand their students. And that is what I believe I can help achieve with any student of mine of any age.

Hi there! I am a creative individual with a technical-mind. I love math, any creative outlet, and helping people succeed at their work or studies. My tutoring style involves a mix of repetition, real-world analogies, and hand-drawn pictures/diagrams to help my students grasp the concepts they are struggling with. I have learned to use such a variety of tools in my own studies. Now, as I work with my own students, I gauge their comprehension while working through material and apply different techniques based on their personality/learning style. While I love sharing what I know, I like to ask questions that will lead the student to discover the answer themselves. In my experience, I gain more confidence when an answer I generate is affirmed, as opposed to just being fed the answer in a lecture. Learning is better as an interactive experience.I graduated from Lone Star College in 2017 with an Honors Associate of Science degree, and now I'm living and loving the Aggie life as a transfer student at Texas A&M in pursuit of a Bachelor's degree in Industrial and Systems Engineering. When I'm not studying or working, I love hanging out with friends, doing volunteer work, and building with my Lego collection whatever my imagination (and available pieces) will allow me to.I have been a tutor for the last academic year, and I love being able to help students succeed in their studies. My tutoring experience includes areas of physics, math, and writing. Below is a list highlighting my tutoring experience.Physics:AP Physics C (Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism)College/University Physics I and II.Math:Elementary School MathCollege AlgebraCalculus IBusiness CalculusWriting:EditingWord-choiceContinuityCiting SourcesCheck below for a full list of the subjects I have excelled in and can tutor. I look forward to helping you or your student to excel as well!P.S. If you're interested in seeing my writing style, check out some of my research projects at http://people.tamu.edu/~takuam/undergrad-research

I am a Math faculty member at Texas A&M University. I earned two bachelor degrees in Mathematics and in Environmental Studies, I earned a Master degree in Mathematics, an Education Specialist degree and my doctoral degree in education (ABD). I have been teaching Mathematics courses for more than 15 years at Tennessee State University and now at A&M University. Also I tutored Mathematics to 3rd 12th grade students through private group or one-to-one sessions. Beside my Math knowledge, I also taught several adults and kids the Arabic Language. I have an excellent professional teaching style to fit any students needs and level. From my long experience I have dealt with at risk students and helped them enrich their knowledge about subject materials then reach their goals of success. In my perspective I think education is a very important stage in our lives, which will open lots of opportunities for us and our kids to leading us and them to bright future. I travelled and lived in many countries around the world; this opportunity gave a chance to have a global knowledge about people coming from different cultural background which made it easier and interesting for me to deal with diverse group of students.Life is good, so enjoy your journey in it and leave a mark on your final chapter.

I graduated from Texas A&M University in 2021 with a masters in English and graduate certificate in Digital Humanities. My thesis was titled "Endurance and Hope: Christian Heroism in Tolkien's Legendarium." Chivalry, Beowulf, medieval mysticism, World War Iall wrapped up in Middle-earth.I'm originally from San Antonio, but am now living in the DFW area, working as an adjunct professor in the Integrated Reading and Writing Department at Collin College. I also run a teaching business on Outschool.com, where I offer classes on language, literature, and braille for ages 8-18. These tie my interests together: from 2012 to 2020, I freelance tutored elementary through college students in braille and assistive technology, and in grad school I was a TA for upper-level English courses.My favorite subject to tutor is Englishliterature, grammar, vocabulary, and the rest of it. Clear writing and solid reading comprehension are critical to any career path. But more than that, they allow us to form connections with one another across time and space. There is a reason we speak of the humanities.While I don't neglect practical skills, I have a nonutilitarian view of learning. The primary purpose of education is not to equip the laborer for the workforce, but to form the human person. I encourage my students first to love learning for its own sake, and then to find a use for it. This is both more enjoyable and more practical: you remember better, and pursue more deeply, the knowledge you learn for love.In my free time, I enjoy singing, playing the piano, and writing stories.

I have my interests fixated on changing the world and tutoring is merely a vehicle on the plight of doing so. I attended Cinco Ranch High School, Seton Hall Unversity, but I am a graduate of the fighting Texas Aggies. I have been tutoring peers as early as middle school and have even taught English abroad. I empathize with a diverse demographic, having lived abroad in countries such as China, Korea, Spain, and Poland.I am an extremely motivated individual with a wide utility of skills and capabilities. While I particularly excel in the language component and enjoy traveling and culture, I also love math, reading, writing, and most of all, thinking. Normally, I utilize unconventional teaching methods for my students, as I have encountered that flash card memorization inhibits a true learning experience.During the summer, I usually voluntarily coach USA track and field for the youth, which also exemplifies my ability to lead and mentor. I love to teach the youth because sharing wisdom is the purest form of nostalgia in my opinion. It also supplies self gratification and brings me closer to the change that I desire to see reflected, not only in my students, but in myself as well.My favorite hobby is virtually anything that involves music and dressing well.Specialties:spanish, marketing, international relations, legal trademarks and patents, legal brief and document preparation, mathematics, reading, customer service orientation, document editing, event planning and execution, branding and identity, negotiation and mediation.

I am a graduate of Texas A&M University in College Station. I received my Bachelors of Arts in English. Since graduation, I have worked as an after school coordinator, kindergartner teacher, middle school reading teacher, and reading specialist for a middle school. I am passionate about reading and English. I have experience working with struggling readers and preparing students for the reading and writing STAAR test. I believe that each child has the talents to learn; it is up to the tutor/teacher to help find that talent within the child. I try to make learning fun and ensure students that the things they may struggle with academically can be improved with practice. In my spare time I enjoy reading, zumba, cooking, and traveling.