Sam Burdick

Sam Burdick

5.0(3)
Pauline, SC & Online

About

Calculus AB/BC - Algebra - Geometry - Trig - Precalculus - Computer Science (all levels)

- Bachelors degree with honors in Computer Science and Math, University of Puget Sound

- More than 5 years' tutoring experience at high school and college levels

- Flexible hours - available Mon - Sat 8 am to 7 pm.

I have worked with students from middle school to college, and helped all of my students improve their grades, test results, and study habits.


Highlights

Hired 7 times
1 employee
6 years in business
Serves Pauline, SC
Offers online services

Payment methods

Venmo, Paypal

Specialties

Grade level

High school, College / graduate school, Adult learner

Type of math

General arithmetic, Pre-algebra, Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, Pre-calculus, Calculus, Statistics

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Caden C.

He is a great tutor. He has helped me understand more of the concept of what I am learning. He describes how to do it perfectly and shows great examples for me.
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November 10, 2020

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Evan B.

Sam was great to work with, he was knowledgeable on the subject material and did a great job breaking down tough concepts into simpler parts. I will definitely be looking to hire Sam again when Im stuck and need help.
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October 23, 2020
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Dave K.

At first I was hesitant to hire a Math Tutor because I wasnt sure if it was worth the time and money, but after 3 lessons with Sam Im glad I did.
Besides helping me to get the answer to a Math problem, Sam is very good at explaining the process used to get the answer.
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October 23, 2020
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Frequently asked questions

I am flexible to all schedules, payment ability and learning styles. I will adapt my style to the needs of each student.

Bachelor's degree in math and computer science

Over 2 years' tutoring experience as an undergraduate student and online

2 years' professional software development experience 

I was a teaching assistant as an undergraduate student for the Mathematics and Computer Science department at my university. Since then I have continued my practice into graduate school.

High school and college, mostly.

I think the benefit of remote learning is the ability to leverage technology to connect with students regardless of location.

Make it a habit to practice whatever you're struggling with a little bit every day. You'll feel much more prepared on your tests even if you had difficulty on the homework.

Try to work through a simple version of the type of problem you're working on, then extrapolate your learnings to tougher ones.


Services offered

Math
Science
Engineering
Computer Programming
Japanese
Computer Engineering