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Joshua A. - $30.00/hr - Houston, TX - View Joshua A. >>
...During my senior year, I served as a teacher's aide for the Robinson Learning Center at Notre Dame where I assisted students ranging from ages 3-5. As much as I aspire to become a physician, I also love to educate and serve as a mentor for those who've faced barriers in their lives preventing th... (read more)
Edgar G. - $70.00/hr - Houston, TX - View Edgar G. >>
...My encounter with other students have led me to be specialized in graphing rational functions, exponential functions, and logarithmic functions. In my opinion, geometry is a great tool for students to build and improve analytical thinking. I have an experience in planar trigonometry such as triangles, quadrilaterals, polygons, circles as well as area, congruence, and similarity of triangles. (read more)
Ray Y. - $150.00/hr - Houston, TX - View Ray Y. >>
...My students range from elementary school to college, to graduate school and MBA, to Ph.D. students. Teaching and mentoring students is my passion and I enjoy helping students succeed. I also tailor specific teaching methods that fit each students’ needs and styles differently. (read more)
Amy N. - $100.00/hr - Houston, TX - View Amy N. >>
...It takes a combination of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic tactics to help students learn new concepts in new perspectives. I have over 15 years of experience in teaching, training and managing in not only architecture, but technology, science and arts as well. My peers and students’ parents have recognized my teaching style and enthusiasm to make learning fun through creativity. (read more)
Dohoon K. - $30.00/hr - Houston, TX - View Dohoon K. >>
...During this time, I realized how much I enjoy helping younger students build confidence in subjects they find difficult, particularly in math. My goal as a tutor has always been to teach in a way that feels intuitive to the student, rather than just memorizing formulas or rules. I make sure to take as much time as needed for a student to really understand how something works. (read more)