Physics Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Johnson City, TX

PhD in Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Research Make my students interested and willingly working, always finding possibilities for them to do their own research. Develop in my students abilities to think, to research, to solve problems, to make decisions. I’m a researcher, a PhD in Mathematics, Physics, Statistics, Research, Computer Science, have 71 scientific publications. Have a lot of applications. Developed and successfully implemented in Government projects new methods of statistical prediction, working even for chaotic or random data. Teach at Universities and Colleges 30 years, at High School 6 years. Make my students interested and willingly working, always finding possibilities for them to do their own research. Was Dept Head at Institute for Theoretical & Experimental Physics (ITEP), Moscow, Russia, and Chair at University of Phoenix, now CEO of Math Consulting, do predicti

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I am math and science tutor at Austin Community College. Also I have several experience with graduate students for preparing them for the graduate exams. I know different students learn in different ways. I am so patient and I know how to teach a concept in many different ways. I love teaching and I feel good when i can teach someone, something and help the students to learn the concepts.

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I try to narrow down my students's areas of strength and focus on areas that need more practice. My approach is open but effective. I have over ten years of teaching. I have taught ELA,Reading comp, math, science at all levels. I have taught in public schools, private schools, charter schools and at post-secondary institutions. I have been a tutor since 2003 where I worked with Sylvan Learning Center before starting my own education consulting service.

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I love to teach Arabic and will be as language partner ,i'm doing that field at UT as language partner and i was enjoyed with this field ,i working as Arabic interpreter with some state offices and some non interest organization and i have good experience for most Arabic Dialogues with most Arabic counters at middle east and slang words

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More than 10 years in india giving home tuitions to students of classes 6 to 10. It was in home tuition .Subjects taught were Maths and Science to the individual as well to the group of 5 to 6 students. My aim was to make subject easier and interesting besides giving them the thouough knowledge of subject.

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I've been passionate about math and physics for as long as i can remember. In high school I was enrolled in every AP math and physics class I could get my hands on, including Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism, Multivariable Calculus, Vector Calculus, and Differential equations. I continued to pursue physics as an undergrad at UT and am currently a senior set to graduate in december with a bachelors in physics. Physics is what I love and when you love something you want to help others learn and understand it as well as you do.

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I don't any paid, professional tutoring experience. However, I have volunteered my services to family members and friends. During my sophomore year, I took Organic Chemistry and excelled. However, my friends were struggling. They hated me a bit for how easy it came to me. I decided to tutor them and help them with homework assignments and studying. They ended up doing very well on the exams, allowing them to secure a 3.0 or higher in the course. I also had to regular help my classmates out with more complex problems in Physics. I was not so much tutoring as working together with them on the homework, but still, it involved clear explanation and a thorough knowledge of the subject matter. I always liked playing up my quirky personality. My favorite teachers and professors were the goofy ones, the ones who can relate to the students' fun side. These teachers also challenged me the most,

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Round Rock Independent School District; Round Rock, TX Pre-K through grade 12 Teacher Substitute – September 2012 to Present • Conducting lessons, classroom activities and all related duties as required. • Employing effective instructional methods and materials to create a classroom environment that meets lesson objectives and the interests of students. • Teaching in the Preschool Program for children with Disabilities (PPCD). • Teaching Mathematics in the Gifted/Talented Education (G/T Ed.) Program. Home Schooling: September 2006 to August 2012 • Home schooled my kids in all subjects. • Taught/helped my kids integrate into the Public School System. Various Language Centers; Damascus, Syria Teacher, English as a Second Language – December 2004 to October 2009 • Instructed adults ESL students from a variety of cultures and educational backgrounds and languages by using act

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I have been actively involved in Church youth work for the past twenty years. During that time I have mentored two to three high school students per year in algebra, chemistry, biology and physics. Basic math and science is critical to their future success in our hi-tech world and if they are willing to learn, I am willing to teach. Teaching has always been part of my professional career and I authored several technical training manuals during my years as the senior research engineer for Mobil Oil. My educational background includes a PhD in Chemical Engineering and Biomolecular Engineering from the University of Illinois. I believe there is a major difference between teaching the student how to get a good grade and mastering the fundamental concepts that control math and science. When helping a student with Algebra, it is critical to asses their basic skills in mathematical operations.

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I firmly believe that you learn best when you're having fun. Once a topic fascinates you, your mind automatically engages more, which helps you remember better. So I work to draw students in by keeping things interesting, using fun examples, humor, and applying things to areas they will actually care about. I want to make you actually WANT to learn. I have a very adaptable teaching style. If one explanation isn't helpful, I'll try to approach from a different perspective, until we get something that works. I also prefer to encourage children to figure things out themselves, using only a light hand to guide them in the right direction. It builds problem-solving skills, gives you a sense of achievement, and keeps you actively involved. I've always had a love of learning, and have naturally slipped into an informal tutor role with friends. During high school I took several AP tests and a

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I enjoy working with children of all ages, but particularly excel with more mature students trying to tackle more difficult subject matter. One of my greatest strengths is helping people understand abstract, technical material by simplifying the concepts and using analogies that the student can relate to. Often times we create a barrier because something seems like it should be hard. I make it my goal to break through that barrier by reducing the subject matter to ideas to which the student can relate. There is nothing quite like witnessing an “A-ha!” moment as someone conquers a fearful concept. I have always had an interest in math and science, and I got my start tutoring in high school by helping fellow classmates and friends in these subjects. I went on to earn my BS in Mechanical Engineering from U.T. Austin. I have also spent much of my life in the world of music and began te

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I believe students learn by example. I first like to try some examples then let the students try some on their own. After I have shown a few examples I listen to the student talk about any misunderstanding they might have about the concepts. This way I can easily pinpoint what ideas are being missed and correct the problem by practicing more relevant examples. My previous four year work experience as a engineering, math and physics tutor has taught me how to work well with others by communicating complicated ideas in a simple easy to understand manner. During my experience as a tutor, I effectively solved problems daily while working with team members to formulate solutions for our students. I demonstrated a strong work ethic and would regularly help students after closing time. During my time tutoring I tutored mainly Calculus, Algebra, Trigonometry and Physics I.

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My wife and I home-schooled our three children from 1993 until 2004. In addition, I was active in Scouts from 1994 until 2007 as Assistant Scoutmaster, Scoutmaster and Merit Badge Counselor. These positions are supervisory in nature and involve both formal and informal teaching, mentoring and guiding. This experience also entailed several summer camps. My strengths are in the natural sciences, which formed the bulk of my work at UT, and English composition and grammar, as I gained extensive experience proofreading and writing essays for publication. I typically employ the Socratic method: asking questions to discover what the student knows (or thinks he knows) and guiding his thinking toward discovering the knowledge himself. Both my three children and my Scouts have declared that they enjoy my teaching because it engages their interest and because it is frequently humorous (when t

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While in college (1988-1994), I worked as a grader in the math department, with a goal of providing useful feedback to the students. I also began working as a tutor at Austin Community College (ACC) in their free learning labs at this time. I have worked at ACC for about 10 years, tutoring math classes from basic math through calculus, differential equations, linear algebra, discrete math and probability. I also tutor physics, chemistry, statistics and writing. I have done some classroom teaching of the lower level math classes, but, as I do not have a master's degree, I cannot, by law, formally teach the upper level classes, though I would like to, and though I have been used as a substitute teacher on occasion for these classes. My goal when working with students is to fully describe the steps necessary to solving various classes of problems, often in an outline form, for it is

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