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...studying Computer Science at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. My passion lies in helping others through study groups, where I advocate for the use of active recall and spaced repetition as powerful learning tools. With a strong background in math and computer science, I enjoy guiding students through these subjects, making complex concepts more understandable and approachable. My goal is to pursue a career in software engineering, where I can lead and innovate, combining...

...both Mechanical Engineering (junior) and Computer Science (sophomore), we are taught to develop very solid foundations in the areas of mathematics and physics. I have been tutoring students since the fall 2014 semester and have continued tutoring at UNLV (university of Nevada, Las Vegas), CSN (college of Southern Nevada), and privately for various firms. I specialize in tutoring mathematics by personally rebuilding my foundation starting from algebra up towards calculus I/II/III, differential equations (ODEs), linear...

...I find a joy in helping students strive towards their academic goals. My main experience was at Excel Academy in Summerlin, where I helped students complete school homework or work from the Excel curriculum. Currently studying computer science at UMass Amherst, my main educational interests are math and coding. Overall, I have a laid back style that encourages the student to put in the work to succeed. I have a high school diploma from Coronado...

...my high school years, I have worked tirelessly through the community, tutoring my peers in my school's magnet program and children with learning disabilities for a nonprofit organization dealing with autism research. Though I tutor a variety of subjects, I am most interested in Biology, Chemistry, and Mathematics. In all my years as a tutor, I have always tried to stress the importance of education in changing one's life to my students, being a firm...

If I can't make things simple, that means I don't understand it well.

...College of Southern Nevada. My work experience consists of software engineering and coding instruction. I have worked as a software engineer for Herlinda, Boldpenguin, and Lone Wolf Technologies. In addition, I am a coding instructor at a prestigious coding Bootcamp. My motivation for teaching encompasses using my real-world experience to help my students avoid the same struggles that I faced. Every student has unique learning habitssome students like hands-on exercises, others like more lectures. So,...

...4 years as a math college tutor, 12 years as a secondary mathematics instructor and 9 years as an administrator. Currently, I work as a secondary assistant principal. I have experience teaching basic Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra, Algebra II Geometry, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus. I also speak Spanish fluently. In my spare time, I love to read, travel, work on arts and crafts and puzzles. Currently, I am spending most of my spare time chasing after my...

...is an Honors CCC '15 alumna who majored in Comedy Writing & Performance with an Arts in Healthcare minor. A member of Americans for the Arts and a facilitator for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Lissette served as the Wellness Programs Assistant for The Second City Training Center for one year. Lissette is most passionate about the performing arts, especially improv, as tools for whole body health and wellness. With a background in...

...my students daily. My teaching philosophy is to be thorough, versatile and try multiple techniques so to help students find their own learning style. Each student is unique in the way they learn and I feel I need to tailor teaching strategies and techniques to the students needs. When I'm not teaching I spend my time caring for my family if not enjoying the things that interest me such as health and travel. Or one...

I enjoy helping students de-mystify math by teaching them that it is a language that can be mastered, if they are willing to put in the work.

...do so! I'm a U.S. NAVY VETERAN & Professionally Licensed HVAC & Electro-Mechanical Chemical Engineer! That means I can teach / tutor practically ANY Subject matter! However, my approach is rather unorthodox, 'NOT BY THE BOOK' as some / most would say, but ..., I GET & DELIVER RESULTS! You'll see MATH & SCIENCE in a whole NEW way & perspective & my sessions are FUN, not BORING like an atypical Classroom often tends to...

...customs, including a conversational understanding of the language and its utility. Japanese and English are my favorite subjects to study by far, as language is a hobby I enjoy, but I always have fun in any subject when the student and I can enjoy and appreciate the session as a whole. On that note, I have always prided my philosophy when it comes to teaching, as I believe every individual has their own strengths and...

...grad school for 6 years, in some different industries and companies. I have experience as a teaching assistant, where I taught Statistics to graduate level students in different majors. That is where I learned to try and relate the material to the students own distinct disciplines. When I am not working or tutoring, I usually am watching sports on TV or golfing. I also enjoy to work out and cook in spare time.

...and College preparatory math. Overall I have been working in academic areas for the last 10 years studying, teaching and tutoring. I know how to help students in their specific subject related problems as well as improving study skills. I have studied chemical engineering both in my undergraduate and graduate programs, and because math is the foundation of engineering and used in problem solving, I am also confident in my abilities to help in that...

I have a bachelor's degree in engineering. I am bilingual in Spanish and English. I was a tutor at my university and after, I became a professor. Nowadays, I am mother of two kids. I am a private tutor and student of College of Southern Nevada pursuing some courses that will lead me to the master's program of alternative route to licensure for educators at the University of Nevada Las Vegas.... I will find different ways...

...be learned with relevant real world connections. After connections are made, meaningful learning will occur and the students will not only have a better understanding of material but also have a better understanding of their learning style, accomplishing academic and personal goals. I strive to utilize a visionary approach with consistency to help students past the threshold of not knowing to knowing and developing their character to their fullest extent. ASK for help, RECEIVE guidance,...

...and the ability to show proper emotion, realizing that genuine emotions are an effective and personal means of communication. And last but certainly not least, a teacher must know the importance of being humble. Teaching is a humbling profession and I learned a new thing about myself or the art of teaching every day. It's important to incorporate new techniques in the teacher's toolkit to improve in the capabilities of being a teacher.

...engineering. I am passionate about the opportunities education opens, and I love helping students succeed! I have tutored a variety of age ranges and skill levels, primarily in math. I enjoy taking a "goal oriented" approach to tutoring, in which the student and I can break down our main goal into smaller goals. My approach allows students to feel less overwhelmed, while giving them a foundation to begin solving problems themselves. There is no problem...

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...to aim my education further in the field of meteorology or astronomy down the road, but for now wish to apply myself as a teacher/tutor. Having taken some of the most difficult physics courses college has to offer, my objective is to help learners see math and science in a different light that makes sense to them, using real life, relatable examples to compare to science and mathematics. Though I prefer to work in person...