The Best typing Tutors in Philadelphia, PA

As a HS physics and chemistry teacher, I always worked closely with the math department, ensuring alignment with our planning -- and I spent plenty of time covering and observing algebra 1 and 2 classrooms. I now tutor STEM subjects of all types, including many varieties of math: basic arithmetic with 5th...See Christopher's full profile

I graduated summa cum laude with a degree in Computer Science. I specialize in writing bug-free code using formal methods, functional programming, and static typing.See Brett's full profile

With the vast amount of clinical and basic knowledge required for USMLE as well as being aware of the type/pattern of questions that students face in their Steps, I have been tutoring many students with great ease and confidence. My approach is to give a detailed review of First Aid Page by Page, answering...See Omer's full profile

I have taught Participation of Government for 3 years in a NYC Public School. I focused the class on teaching the different types of government that existed throughout time and how the political agenda impacted the success or downfall of the society. While teaching the subject, my students gained the knowledge to...See Justin's full profile

My SAT technique has been refined over the course of several years and has proven to guide students of varying skill levels to a calm and masterful performance on test day. I have a detailed strategy for every single question type, and whatever your struggles are - timing, technique, or specific passage...See Nicholas's full profile

In my current role, I work as a student interviewer for Penn, meaning I read each applicant's personal statement. This gives me extensive knowledge of what comes across well and what does not for this type of writing. Overall, I am very well equipped to help brainstorm, write, and edit personal statements.See Elizabeth's full profile

If you are looking to learn your way around using a computer, let me help you! I have almost 20 years experience using computers, and want to help show you how to be more comfortable around them. My experience includes home use (typing documents, using the Internet, viewing and working with photos, etc.), use in...See Brian's full profile

Struggling with Derivatives, Integrals, or even differential equations? Well you've come to the right place. I have been tutoring calculus and all types of math for the last seven years. I am confident that I can help you learn that new concept, improve your grades, and hopefully enjoy math.See Nehal's full profile

My experiences in the university setting have allowed me to work with a diverse group of students. I try to approach topics such as logic in different ways to accommodate all students types.See Elizabeth's full profile

I have been teaching special needs students for over 20 years. I have worked with students with all types of disabilities in all types of settings. I have worked with students in residential, self contained, and inclusion settings. I have worked with students with learning disabilities, healh impairments,...See Donna's full profile

The famous statistician John Tukey said, " The best thing about being a statistician is that you get to play in everyone's backyard". Currently, I am a math and statistics instructor at a community college. I have taught many different types of math and statistics courses in my 15 years at...See Bahaeddine's full profile

I am familiar with OS X 10.4-10.12 on desktops as well as laptops. I have done some repair work on MacBooks and Mac Pros, and have done routine maintenance on all types of computers for several years.See Craig's full profile

I enjoy incorporating various technology sites into the teaching of reading and writing in order to support and engage students. In my lessons, I provide clear strategies on the development of thinking skills necessary to comprehend all types of texts. I also provide procedures for communicating ideas in writing...See Susan's full profile

For each concept, I like to provide multiple examples and explanations that help students understand why each concept works and allows them to apply their understanding to various types of geometric problems.See Sandeep's full profile

I'm not a big fan of rote, cookie-cutter, "same-for-everyone," approaches and see the challenge of tutoring as being flexible and patient enough to find the best analogy to explain to each student how and why particular formulas or equations work best for solving particular types of problems. When...See Stan's full profile

I've been helping my private students achieve top scores for years; my techniques are tailored to each individual, but even more important when it comes to standardized testing, they encourage interest. And interest leads people to be able to apply newly gained skills--to every question type.See Joanna's full profile

I am generally a big fan of standardized testing and I try to help my students realize how narrow the scope of possible questions is, as well as the effective ways of tackling each type.See Andrej's full profile

I helped one of my classmates improve his understanding of the material over the second half of the semester. At the California Institute of Technology, I learned about more techniques, both numerical and analytic, used to solve various types of differential equations. See Grant's full profile

In addition to my work as a tutor, I write practice SAT and ACT questions and answer explanations for a test prep company, and so I am very familiar with the types of questions and answer choices on those tests, as well as the content and strategies needed to ace the tests. Unlike many tutors who are only now...See Cynthia's full profile

My 780 on the SAT math section was due to not reviewing one concept (matrices) before going into the exam, and I therefore ran out of time while solving that problem. I will ensure that every student knows each of the types of problems and has mastered them in order to maximize their score on the SAT math section.See Donovan's full profile

Workplace writing is less abstract and less "wordy" than academic writing; however, writing for the workplace also has a set of rules. These are usually industry-specific. Still other people want to learn and practice creative writing -- for short stories or blogs. This type of writing requires yet...See Susan's full profile

Computer Science topics include HTML/CSS, Java, JavaScript, Python, MATLAB, JavaScript, Bootstrap, and other frameworks and tools. The focus with math and computer science topics is a holistic approach, giving the student the tools to tackle any type of problem sets as well as projects that they need to work...See Ebony's full profile

I have used SPSS throughout my PhD career and before in undergrad and have TAd stats classes using SPSS. I can help with most types of stats, making graphs, tables, etc.See Sophia's full profile

I study neurobiology at Penn and have successfully completed the introductory genetics course here. I also work in a lab with my own independent project on the development of cell types in the brain, and their contributions to neuropathologies. This means that I frequently read primary literature on the subject...See Kieona's full profile

My tutoring philosophy and approach is a "hands-on approach" where I truly believe that in order to fully experience the lesson we must use multiple and different modalities - seeing, feeling, and hearing. This will allow all types of students to actively engage and experience the subject at hand. In...See Philip's full profile