Find Willis Wharf, VA Physics Tutors For Lessons, Instruction or Help

Joshua M.

• Hampton, VA 23669 ( 38 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Male Age 33
• Member since: 01/2013
• Will travel up to 10 miles
• Rates from $10 to $35 /hr
• On-line In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Math, Pre-Algebra, Physics, Musical, Algebra II, Algebra I

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~To Infinity and Beyond

Hell my name is Joshua McMahon. I am a 21 year old senior Physics major in attendance at Hampton University. The concentration that I have decided to pick up is Nuclear Physics. This choice has taken me as far as to Hamburg, Germany to work on a project called OLYMPUS at the Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron.

Julianne G.

• Oak Hall, VA 23416 ( 28 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Female Age 30
• Member Since: 05/2013
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $15.00 to $35.00 /hr
• In-Home In-Group
• Also Tutors: Life Science, Biology, Anatomy

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There is always a way to learn more!

High School Diploma, currently enrolled in the Virginia Commonwealth University Nursing Program. Graduated high school 11th out of a class of 409. Current college GPA 4.0. Strongest in Maths and Sciences, but I also have an interesting "out of the box" take on English. Very strong teaching skills, and experience from tutoring many peers throughout high school.
I am a very hands on teacher. If at first you don't succeed one way, we can try another way. Yes, You CAN Do it!

Joseph J.

• Hampton, VA 23669 ( 37.4 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 10/2010
• Will travel up to 10 miles
• Rates from $41.00 to $51.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: Chemistry, Biology

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A Little Bit About Me...

I enjoy teaching and explaining many things to individuals and small groups, of all ages, although my tutoring experience is somewhat limited. I can communicate in different styles with different people, based on how I see they can learn most effectively. Seeing the "Aha!" expression when a student has grasped a topic, especially when he or she has been frustrated, is one of my greatest rewards. Especially in math, I believe that many people find it difficult because somebody told them that math was difficult (and they believed that), or because they missed one step along the way, and everything thereafter was impenetrable.
I have earned a BS in Computer Science, with a very strong math minor. It would have been a double major, but third-year theoretical math stopped being fun (and computers were still fun). However, math up to and including first year calculus was both straightfor ... read more

Michael M.

• Hampton, VA 23663 ( 37.6 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 05/2010
• Will travel up to 50 miles
• Rates from $44.00 to $61.00 /hr

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I love seeing the light go off in their heads written on their faces. My experience has included helping children that failed previously with other teachers prove to themselves they can succeed. My teaching style includes positive re-enforcement and focused repeatition of the subject matter until success has been achieved. Small levels of success lead students to get excited about the possibilities.
Extensive background in people oriented environments from engineering, academia, counseling, and law enforcement. My stong points include caring and compassion for success of others and positive motivation to achieveable dreams. Twenty years experience in engineering related occupations, ten years in teaching and academia, and some form of counseling since undergraduate school in early 1980's.

Michael O.

• Hampton, VA 23666 ( 37.7 mi )
• Physics Tutor

• Male
• Member Since: 05/2009
• Will travel up to 20 miles
• Rates from $44.00 to $48.00 /hr
• Also Tutors: Sociology, Psychology, Marine Biology, Life Science, Earth Science, Chemistry, Biology

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My teaching style is tailored to the individual. The first thing I do when I'm trying to teach someone something is determine their learning style. If they don't know it I help them figure it out. I do find that most people learn best by diving in and doing it themselves first, while I serve as a "safety net". Whenever I was teaching new helmsmen or junior officers how to steer survey lines, I would direct them how to do it the first few times, and then when they felt ready to try it themselves, I stood back and let them, not stepping in until the absolute last second. Letting them make and try to correct their own mistakes seemed to be the best teaching tool I had.
As a NOAA Corps Officer, I helped teach new personnel many facets of our day-to-day operations, from instructing new officers on getting their Officer of the Deck qualifications to preparing new survey techs for their h ... read more