The Best Science Tutors in Round Rock, TX

I have been a classroom teacher of science for 12 years, including 4 years of AP Physics. My math background and lifelong pursuit of astronomy enable me to tutor in astronomy and algebra with a high degree of expertise. I generally start tutoring by answering specific questions from the student. This takes care...See Scott's full profile

I have taken many accuplacer tests for college and getting into programs in English, Math, and Science and have passed all of them. See Emma's full profile

4+ years of experience with Java Focus on Algorithms, Data Structures, and App DevelopmentSee Blake's full profile

I have a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering and hands-on experience in data science and analytics. My expertise includes machine learning, data visualization, and statistical modeling, using tools like Python, R, and SQL. I focus on practical applications, helping students understand key data...See Haris's full profile

I supplemented that with an online course in Bayesian Statistics (Coursera) and Exploratory Data Analysis (Udacity). During my career at AT&T, I worked as a Data Scientist. Statistics is a crucial tool in Data Science.See Matthew's full profile

The point being made is that too many folks reach adulthood with little to no guidance from an adequate grasp of logic, many geometry teachers included. This must be remedied. Though that needed to be addressed, I digress. Geometry is one of the oldest sciences, predated only by astronomy. It begins...See David's full profile

...from Austin Community College I have been working in Sales/Marketing for 15 years. My educational background is strong in Business, Investing, History, Science, Reading, and Writing, and I have a finance background as I hold a license authorized and granted in the State of Texas to practice insurance and personal finance...See Rene's full profile

During graduate school, to boost my background knowledge in the social sciences, I took several sociology courses, including basic courses in Self and Society, Comparative Culture, Social Problems, and Statistics in the Social Sciences. In addition, I took related coursework in Psychology and Human...See Kyle's full profile

That’s what led me to museum studies, where I learned all about education outside the classroom context. I’ve since put the skills I learned in grad school to use. In my museum career, I’ve taught small tour groups and large classes on subjects from science to history. I also have experience with...See William's full profile

My love of science began at an early age and has shaped the course of my entire life. In high school, I immersed myself in science whenever I could—participating in the Astronomy Club, conducting summer genetics research, competing in regional science competitions through Olympiad of the Mind, and...See Victor's full profile

I have over ten years of experience teaching at private and public schools, colleges, and universities. I have organized an after-school tutoring program in St. Louis. I have had success in helping students with whom others were unable to achieve improvement. I get excited when I see students learn to love learning...See Chris's full profile

Hello, I'm Pranavi! I recently graduated from Johns Hopkins University with my Bachelor's and Master's in Biomedical Engineering and a 3.98 GPA (out of 4.0). Throughout school and college, I was a straight-A student, and I was always in Honors/accelerated classes. I graduated from High Technology High School (ranked the...See Pranavi's full profile

Hello! My name is Serena and I have 6+ years of experience in college admissions counseling and K-12 tutoring. I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in three years, majoring in public health, and am currently a physician assistant (PA) graduate student. My high school statistics include receiving the maximum score...See Serena's full profile

Tutoring Experience:  I tutored whilst in my undergrad, but a lot of my tutoring also comes from explaining things to colleagues or on-boarding new colleagues. Further, I ran a summer internship program, where I developed a curriculum for grad students of varying skill levels. Math and Computer Science...See Nam's full profile

There is no real attempt to explain what motivates the study of trig. When students first encounter Trig, it can be a nightmare of memorizing "useless stuff." However, Trig informs and is central to most Math, Science and Engineering. You may not realize it but trig allows even Wyzant to exist. I...See Alfred's full profile

I received PhD degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from UT Austin in May 2021. I have years of experience teaching various electrical and computer engineering topics such as probability and stochastic processes, algorithms and data science, linear control, signal processing, convex optimization,...See Ali's full profile

5 on the AP Chem Exam Bachelors of Science in Chemical Engineering ‘As’ in Organic Chemistry for Engineers I/II, Physical Chemistry, and Quantum ChemistrySee Dylan's full profile

I graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University with a Bachelors of Science in Mathematics. Since then I have been teaching secondary math full time. I have also tutored various math levels for about 10 years and am happy to continue doing so. I have a strong passion for math that inspires me to show my...See Megan's full profile

When it comes to studying, it’s easy to get into the habit of just following along in the textbook. As a former Congressional Aide and an educator, I know that we can do better. After taking time to be at home with my children, I’ve come back to education as a tutor. I believe there is a great need to empower...See Marie's full profile

I hold several IT certifications such as A+, Network+, Security+, and Microsoft Certified Profession for Windows Server 2012 R2. I'm currently enrolled in a master's program for Information Science.See Grant's full profile

Students walk away from my sessions with the knowledge they need to solve problems, ace their assignments & exams, and confidence to succeed in future math & science courses that require strong Trigonometry skills.See Stephenson's full profile

For very ambitious students, I also do PhD-level research mentoring on an original research project I developed as a former professor, which involves bioinformatics, CRISPR design, recombinant DNA technology, and Alzheimer's disease. Students can present the work at science fairs and we aim to publish the...See Ryan's full profile

Trigonometry is foundational to math and physics of more than one-dimension. I received 100% on the Wyzant trigonometry certification exam which took me about half an hour. I am equipped to tutor not only in trigonometry, but as a result also multi-dimensional physics and higher level math.See Scott's full profile

I graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Bachelor's Degree in History, with a Minor in Medieval and Renaissance Studies from Texas State University. I am using my education to help students of all ages increase their knowledge and improve their grades. I have worked with students that have improved by as much as a whole grade...See Julie's full profile

I believe that tutoring should be done with a goal in mind. It should be a choice that the student makes not the parent and should not be a stressful event. I enjoy working with teenagers and I also enjoy science and math. I teach thinking skills, organizational skills, and help students learn to ask for what...See Amy's full profile