The Best Physics Tutors in Rhode Island

My favorite part about tutoring is watching my students gain confidence in themselves. :) I finished BU premed! If that doesn't impress you, I scored 97th percentile on Chemistry and Physics on my MCAT. If you are interested in... read more

Hi, my name is Curtis. I have been teaching and tutoring mathematics for over twenty years. Starting in high school in Connecticut and continuing through my college days at Cornell, I have enjoyed helping others to better understand mathematics... read more

I have a Bachelors of Science in Materials Science and Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Babson College. In addition I have Massachusetts teaching certifications in Mathematics (all levels), Physics, and Chemistry. read more

As a group tutor of Organic Chemistry at Brown, I have received excellent feedback from students and my students’ test performance improved throughout the semester. I am also qualified to teach college-level Physics; I scored very highly... read more

I earned a PhD in physical science from University of Chicago. I hold current Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education teacher licenses for Physics, as well as Chemistry and Biology. I have been teaching all... read more

Now I'm working as a medical physicist, as I complete my PhD in Physics, and that passion is as strong as ever. Studying science (and physics in particular) makes us smarter. It improves our ability to solve real-world problems,... read more

I am a senior at Smith College majoring in Astronomy with a strong background in physics and mathematics. I have always loved to share my wonder for learning with others. Throughout my years in school, I have become acutely aware of many... read more

I enjoy helping students learn Physics, making the subject highly approachable. I taught Physics as an Adjunct Professor at RWU. The students that adopted the pathways that I modeled went on to excel in class. I would welcome the... read more

As may be seen from my Tutor Profile, I have a B.Sc. in physics from M.I.T.; a Ph.D. in physics from Brown University; and a Master's Degree (M.A.) in mathematics from Boston University, as well as a life-time of... read more

...phobia of math to those who are looking for a little edge to get them into a top-tier college/graduate school, including Physics. I generally use the students' current knowledge and ask probing questions to get them to teach themselves the material... read more