Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Minneapolis, MN

...a biomedical engineering startup. Before Arizona, I received a BS in electrical engineering at the University of Virginia. Over the past five years I've taught quite a few lab courses, mostly in electronics for biomedical students. I enjoy helping to guide students to a better understanding, so they can explain a concept in their own words (not just in my words). I like to draw out visual explanations whenever possible, for math and science concepts....

...Udemy course, I have been teaching students around the globe and from diverse backgrounds. I earned my Ph.D. in philosophy with a 4.0 grade point average from the Selinus University of the Sciences and Literature, and studied logic under Dr. Paul Tomassi. My primary interests are general philosophy, philosophy of mind and the philosophy of language. I wrote my doctor's thesis in the philosophy of science quite recently. I encourage students, and hope they have...

...I also have taught science and English for 7 years. I have good strategies in standardized test preparation that will certainly improve your scores, as Ive gone through it myself plenty of times with very good results! My undergraduate degree is in geology from Oberlin College, and I have Master's degrees from the University of Arizona in Geography and UMSS in Bolivia in GeoInformation as a Rotary Scholar. I am patient and approachable, and I...

Every student learns differently, and every student can learn. I approach teaching by first getting to know the learner and then figuring out what strategies will help them to achieve their goals. I have thousands of hours of tutoring experience and spent several years teaching high school writing and history. Whether you're working on an English essay or prepping for a test, I'm committed to helping you produce your best possible work.

...to independence. I typically start a tutoring relationship by building a layer of trust, communication, and support and then gradually move towards independence as the student experiences success and gains confidence. This looks different for each student, but I know that each student has the ability to be successful given enough time and support. I am also dedicated to equity in education and continually work to learn about and employ culturally relevant teaching techniques, Universal...

...find contexts that make mathematics more understandable and relatable. Further, I am personally very interested in mathematics, since I will be working in math research/teaching as a graduate student. I became proficient in French in 2013 following high school, after which I have maintained proficiency by taking upper-level French courses and taking part in immersive experiences such as working for French-speaking families. Since I grew up a native English speaker, I understand the difficulties that...

...Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering from Stanford University. While at Stanford, I tutored students in both class and individual settings. After graduating, I moved to Tanzania as a Peace Corps Volunteer where I taught hundreds of secondary school students both physics and math. Now that I am back in the United States, I work at Children's Defense Fund as the Youth Programs Associate. In my free time, I like to hike with my dog, read,...

...go to graduate school and study molecular evolution. For the last 12 years however I have been a middle and high school teacher. I have taught a large variety of subjects in that time though chemistry (all levels) and genetics are my favorite. I prefer to begin tutoring with a new student by asking a lot of questions to help me identify the key reasons for their struggles. Depending on the nature of their struggles...

...and impassioned learner who is insatiably curious and continually pursuing new experiences. I try to balance analytic focus with creative insight and big-picture-thinking. I am quick to adapt to whatever situation I may find myself in, always looking for elegant and creative solutions to problems. After studying Philosophy and Computer Science as an undergrad, I ventured abroad to teach English in South Korea. After four years, I have recently returned home to pursue an M.A....

My name is MaryJane! I am a physics and chemistry major finishing my senior year of undergrad. After graduation, I plan to pursue a graduate degree in biomedical engineering.

...Cities. As a student athlete, we receive free tutors so I have taken full advantage of them and they have been very helpful throughout my education. Through these experiences I've started to have a desire to pay it forward and help tutor other individuals. I have learned to think about ways of learning and various topics in so many different ways and am very excited to help share this information. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy...

...drawing on my experiences working in federal, state and local government and studying in Berlin and Bucharest as well as highlighting the lived experiences of the student. In doing this, my goal is to showcase the connections between classroom learning and every day life, and to help build bridges between knowledge and experience. In my free time, I love to cook and to travel. At my core, I am curious about the world, and find...

...in the PhD program for Psychology at the University of Minnesota, researching the behavioral and neurological mechanisms of anxiety and trauma-related disorders. This also means I work with statistics on almost a daily basis (and I love it!). I received a BA in Psychology and Spanish from Winona State University. In my free time, I enjoy hanging out at coffee shops, reading, playing with my cats, and playing video games on my PC!

I believe in engaging students on a highly interpersonal level and monitoring their progress toward predetermined objectives. I also aim to maintain a structured, positive, and results-oriented environment, while developing an in-depth understanding of individual learning styles and tailoring my teaching style accordingly.

...Science in Biology. After graduation, I began veterinary school at the University of Minnesota where I am currently a fourth year student graduating in May 2018. In college, I tutored peers in math and science, and I have worked with children ages 6 and up in an educational camp setting. Having spent many years in school myself, I understand how important succeeding in academia is, and I strive to share my passion for learning with...

...problems on both a quantitative and qualitative level. I graduated from St. John's University with a degree in Medicinal Chemistry in 2017, and recently obtained my M.S. in Biomedical Sciences from the Tufts University School of Medicine. My chemistry background has given me a proficiency in Organic Chemistry and Pharmacology, while my experience with Biomedical Sciences has familiarized me with more macroscopic biological concepts including Anatomy and Physiology, Cell Biology, and several other graduate-level sciences....

I am a graduate student in affective neuroscience/biological psychology, with an undergraduate degree in philosophy, psychology and German studies. I am also fluent in Chinese.

I am a recent graduate from University of Minnesota with a bachelor degree in chemistry. I am passionate about education and have been working in this field for five years. Through my work at 51吃瓜网 I hope to help students develop the necessary skills for their success in their future careers!

...and work as team, we can choose to do the hard thing." - Scott Kelly. I believe hard work transcends every other thing, even talent. I am a graduate student at Texas A&M University studying Electrical Engineering. I have taken numerous courses in Calculus, IB Mathematics, Physics, GRE, SAT, Geometry, Algebra, Trigonometry, and Statistics and I am well versed in these subject . I relate mathematical concepts to everyday life and adopt a practical, intellectual,...

...and art history. Right now, I'm pursuing opportunities in research as part of my gap year as I apply to medical school. I've had previous experience tutoring students in a variety of subjects, from ACT prep, math, biology, and Latin. I can't wait to start tutoring students again, and to find a way that will ensure they get a more concrete understanding of the material in a way that suits their learning style.