Ace My C.

• Bastrop, TX 78602 ( 16.3 mi )
• Expert Physics Tutor

• Female Age 40
• Member since: 02/2014
• Will travel up to 40 miles
• Rates from $50 to $60 /hr
• I am a Certified Teacher
• On-line In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Science, Sociology, Psychology, Organic Chemistry, Marine Biology, Chemistry

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My comments on tutoring Physics : We have a team of high school tutors who have science degrees. Some of them in Dallas have a Physics degree and can tutor online. If you prefer in-home, call us and see if we have a current tutor for college or high school physics, then we will have them start to come in-home within a week or other reasonable time.

Each Certified teacher has the ability and skills to individualize the teaching style, based on the child's learning style. Due to this, we offer for the teacher or tutor to do an assessment on the first session at the same fee as the tutorials. Once they do this, they are required to teach or tutor in the style fit to your child's learning and other skills for their potential and to help them reach their academic goals.
We are a tutoring company with a team of tutors and Certified Teachers. Each teacher and tutor is required to be experienced and have an education related to the subject or field they tutor or teach. Our teachers are required to be experienced and familiar with teaching in addition to tutoring. We can discuss each one's individual experience and credentials when you call. Please feel free to Call Jenn to ask about the tutor or teacher in your area. jenn.acemycourse ... read more

Oscar M.

• Austin, TX 78753 ( 39.9 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 10/2010
• Will travel up to 25 miles
• Rates from $40.00 to $45.00 /hr

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A Little Bit About Me...

I have taught problem solving to many friends and family. I like to explain the foundations of what they're trying to learn and most importantly explain to them why they're learning it. Once this is done, I bring the whole subject together in the end so that they may see what pieces of the puzzle they were missing. In mathematics for example, one may not understand the algebraic portion of integrals but once I explain the geometrical portion, things start to make sense. In mathematics and physics, there's almost always a geometrical picture that a student can think of faster than remembering steps and formulas. I like to use analogies to bring abstract concepts down to earth.
I graduated from UT Austin with a BS physics and BA mathematics. I still study both subjects independently to be ready for graduate school. I have held a job in both IT and Engineering where I have used my s ... read more