Fun fact: I can say the dialogue from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by heart. Hi, my name is Christa. I love working with students! The most rewarding part of tutoring for me is when a new concept “clicks” with a student - their excitement is contagious, and it’s a privilege to be able to help them reach that point! On a more personal level, I am a patient and caring type of person! I partner with students on a one-on-one basis in STEM subjects through SoFlo Tutors, my tutoring agency. I studied Mathematics at Wayne State University and have been tutoring for 2 years. At SoFlo, we raise grades, strengthen understanding, and increase

Hi, my name is Sofia, and I love to travel and work with students. The most rewarding part of tutoring for me is when a new concept “clicks” with a student - their excitement is contagious, and it’s a privilege to be able to help them reach that point! On a more personal level, and with students, I am a patient and nerdy type of person. I partner with students on a one-on-one basis in STEM subjects through SoFlo Tutors, my tutoring agency. I graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Computer Engineering and have been tutoring with SoFlo for two years. My methodology is to identify and fill gaps in a student’s Math and Science kno

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Hire me because I'm direct and efficient. I understand time is precious in tutoring sessions, so I structure lessons around students' immediate goals (specific assignments, projects, tests, etc). I provide greater detail as needed to complete tasks, or if the students are curious. A bit about me: I've tutored for more than a decade. I started in middle school out of my mom's classroom and never stopped. I've done everything from one-on-one to small groups to entire classrooms, and ages kindergarten to college. I teach mostly STEM: everything through lower-division undergraduate, as well select upper-division and graduate engineering courses.

I've been tutoring for the past two years. I've noticed, that often teachers put up formulas without explaining where they came from, and how to apply them to real-world problems. When I tutor, I place an emphasis on having a deep understanding on concepts we're covering them so they have mastery over the skills they once struggled with. Covering contextual applications and derivations of formulas also make it easier for students to use and apply the knowledge they learned in the classroom to out of class room problems....

That everyone can learn mathematics easily and solving a math problem literally is like playing a game, so I am so flexible to change methods of my teaching based on my studends background and learning skills. My different approches to teach math makes it so enjoyable for me specially once students overcome thier difficulties and let me know that how they are enjoying their journey of learning.

Physics can be for everyone as long as teachers take the time to figure out how best to commuicate concepts to each specific student. The most fun part of teaching physics is coming up with as many different angles as possible with which to approach an idea! One of the best things about physics is that it's so much more about how you think than what you know, which allows for actual collaboration between teachers and students. I love when a student starts to gain enough confidence in their own logic to figure out that the problem is posed poorly or to question my explanation of something. Just from living in the world we're really all recreat...