288 New England Astronomy Tutors

...am a PhD Organic Chemist with also Physics BA and a math minor. I have 29 years experience in the chemical industry. This has included specialty electronic chemical R&D and more recently Pharmaceutical R&D. I have worked in specialty chemicals manufacturing in management and been responsible for the work of a number of chemists. I am currently... read more

...astronomy has been one of my favorite subjects since I was a boy. And yet, the way it is taught in school is often extremely confusing, difficult, and dry. If you want to learn astronomy in a clearer and more intuitive way, let me help! Statistics can seem brutally difficult. The rules are often counter intuitive and after all of the time schools... read more

...astronomy is naturally attractive to those who have a curiosity about the universe. Sometimes, the actual course content provides more of a challenge than anticipated. Having experienced introductory astronomy personally during my undergraduate years at Cornell, and having taught many of its ideas in my physics courses over the years, I can help... read more

...In undergraduate and graduate school, I worked as a Teaching Assistant (TA). My duties as a TA were very similar to a tutor. I held office hours where the students could come for homework help and with questions of things they didn't understand from the lectures. In my experience, patience and the ability to break difficult concepts down into their... read more

...am an experienced high school physics and mathematics teacher, retired, with current Massachusetts certification in both areas. I have taught various levels of mathematics--through calculus--as standalone courses and as part of the content of physics courses, so I have a range of pedagogical strategies in these areas. I am very much aware of the... read more