EZ Math And Science

I usually try to gauge the root concepts that are making students uncomfortable with the subject that they are learning and begin making my way from that concept and onwards. I try to finish by teaching the student some tips and tricks to make the concept seem easier and then give them an in-depth look at the concept.

I have been a student who has gone through and excelled at all the curriculum that I am teaching -- especially with the AP subjects (where I have learned from teachers that have graded the AP exams) -- and I have been a student tutor for more than 3 years teaching all the subjects I offer to students

I found an opportunity as a student tutor in high schools and I began helping my peers learning concepts that we were learning in class. What I sometimes could understand instinctively, some other students couldn't. I would help those students understand the root of the concepts -- especially in the sciences -- and how they can approach these concepts from intuition rather than rote memorization.

I have worked with students from elementary school to the high school level and taught Math, Science, and English at almost all levels.

Look for someone who has more current knowledge of how the school system works and what teachers want to focus on today. This will help you as those tutors can guide you towards creating a better understanding of the topics that you are trying to learn

They should try to consider what topics they are actually confused about. This is important as sometimes students believe that they are weak on the subject as a whole while there might be only a few skills that they are lacking to achieve mastery. Identifying your weaknesses allows you to save time and frustration while giving you a route to getting the best form of help that is necessary.