Computer Programming Tutors & Teachers for Lessons, Instruction or Help in Park City, UT

I am an extremely patient and positive teacher. I believe that the fundamental gift a teacher can give to their students is the gift of confidence. In my experience the primary obstacle to a student's progress is usually their own disbelief that they can do it. As a teacher, if you can persuade the student to overcome this doubt, the rest of the job simply requires patience and resilience. I am an aspiring condensed matter physicist with extensive knowledge of chemistry and mathematics. I have experience in the industry working as a researcher and engineer which gave me a deep insight into applying the physical principles I learned in school. I have taught English as a second language in a formal setting and tutored numerous friends and colleagues in matters ranging from introductory physics to technical writing.

$ 42.00

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Seasoned international executive poised to contribute a unique blend of Leadership, Information Technology, and Business Optimization. A skilled change agent, a recognized leader, researcher, and educator, highly functional in diverse settings. Technically expert, with deep roots in enterprise decision support solutions, data extraction, and computer programming. Experienced internationally in multilingual, multicultural, multireligious and multiracial environments. Native in English, speaks and writes Arabic fluently, functional with Hebrew, Greek and Spanish. MBA with Doctorates in International Business Administration and Business Software Solutions. I am an advocate for project and problem-based learning. I seek to enable praxis through triple-loop learning cycles. I believe students learn best by demonstrating proficiency and competence through practical application.

$ 52.50

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I got my BS, MS and Ph.D degrees in Physics. I had been a professor at a university in China for five years, a teaching assistant/tutor at Brigham Young University for five years and an adjunct professor at Utah Valley University for one semester. I can teach/tutor fundamental physics and math courses. First of all, I like teaching physics and math. Many students complained that physics was too hard for them to learn. I think the main problem is that they learned it too fast and couldn’t understand the basic concepts. They need some more time and patience to figure out the basic mechanisms and develop the necessary skills and abilities to solve the concrete problems. These skills/abilities are so critical if they want to pursue a career in the areas of engineering and science in their future lives. I usually encourage students to use their full potentials to solve their “hard” problems.

$ 38.00

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Education is important to me and love to see the doors that are open because of excellence in education. I have earned a bachelor degree in Mathematics and have also completed and master degree in Statistics, which has enabled me to gain an understanding in many areas of both math and statistics. In addition, I have learned extensive grammatical skills due to writing research papers, along with essays in many various areas of study. Through the years I have tutored students in mathematics, statistics, Spanish, and various computer languages. I love teaching and working with all people both young and older. I believe it is never to late to learn a new skill. I am available to help you or your child find academic success. I am patient, easy going, and considerate. My goal is to provide the best education possible. I am a firm believer in providing a hands on constructive approach to

$ 64.50

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I have been very successful throughout school. I'm a Presidential Scholar, Toyota Scholar, Gordon B. Hinckley Scholar, and a Chicago Tribune Scholar. I've taken a wide variety of courses at the college level and have been on the Dean's List every semester. I'm very qualified to tutor most subjects up to the college level, as well as some college level subjects. My BA is in philosophy, but I've taken one or more semesters of music, chemistry, physics, biology, computer science, history, linguistics, Russian, Chinese, economics, political science, Spanish, and anthropology. Over the past few years I've taught cello and piano lessons, logic, metalogic, and English to elementary, high school, and college students. My most important quality for tutoring is a passion for education. I believe that good learning is based in appreciating the value of the subject matter, and when I teach I

$ 36.50

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I received my BS in Electrical Engineering in December. I was one of two who graduated under the Honor's Program and maintained a 3.72 GPA. I've been tutoring math ever since my second semester in college and even while I was in high school. I've taken Calculus 3, differential equations, linear algebra, and discrete mathematics and received an A in each of them. I have a great deal of experience along with a sound background in mathematics. When it comes to math, there is always more than one way to attack the problem at hand and each method appeals to different students. I usually start off with one and I can quickly tell if another would be more effective for each individual since I've noticed everyone has different styles of learning. I do believe everything mathematical can be taught and learned - there are no lost causes when it comes to math.

$ 32.50

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I am relaxed, I smile easily, and love to give personal attention to people trying to learn. I believe that when technical / mathematical subjects are explained properly, anyone can learn and enjoy to do complex calculations. At Simuflite I was personally requested repeatedly by several clients. Particularly Argentinian clients. I was first employed as instructor by Honeywell Aerospace (Phoenix) where I taught clients how to use various avionics and navigation systems for business jets. I did that for 5 years. The job required flexibility giving 1-on-1 as well as large-audience, seminar-type technical training. Later I worked as a simulator instructor at Simuflite (Dallas) teaching and certifying people how to fly business jets. I also have extensive experience writing/editing pilot manuals for various avionics systems.

$ 62.00

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