653 Byberry Geometry Tutors

I went to school for computer engineering at Carnegie Mellon University, changed my major to chemical engineering and transferred to the University of Delaware where I completed my degree. I started a business with a friend of mine, which I ran successfully for about 12 years. I then changed my career and became a teacher. I currently teach high... read more

I graduated from West Point with a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Management, and I currently teach mathematics and engineering at an independent school in the Philadelphia suburbs. I have tutored middle and high school students in the areas of PSAT/SAT/ACT preparation, math (Algebra I through Calculus) and science (Physics) studies. In... read more

...Simple tests will be given to appropriately gauge where your student is and where I, as a tutor, can really focus my attention to help them. Teaching study methods, flashcards, interactive learning and positive reinforcement are all tools I use to really help your student progress in their learning.... read more

...Meantime they are languages on which the nature talk to us. All we need to do is to learn this language and as any language it has own grammar and rules, notions. So studying math or physics is very similar to studying foreign language. The only difference is the "words" of this language. Instead of normal words nature uses numbers and figures.... read more

...Math education has improved in recent decades while grammar education has suffered. I had tough, old-school English teachers and professors, which is why my grammar skills far surpass those of most English teachers I have known. Most people think of geometry as a math course, which, of course, it is. However, it is also a reasoning course and a... read more