Physics Tutors in Dracut, MA
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Pravin M.
Private Physics tutor in Boston, MA
Education
Bachelor of Technology in Electronics and Communication from University of St. Thomas Major in Math. GPA 4.5/5
Experience
I can help students with learning the concepts, developing learning skills, completing homework, or preparing for tests and exams. The rate would be between 15$/hr-25$/hr, depending on the level of difficulty of the material and student's background. 10th Grade, 10th Grade...
Michael M.
Private Physics tutor in Boston, MA
Education
Graduated from the University of Washington with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Economics.
Experience
Even if there is something I don't know the answer to, I will do what is necessary to find that answer for you and help make it clear . I focus on not only teaching the material, but also helping students think critically . Focusing on learning techniques and expanding one's...
Reem A.
Private Physics tutor in Northborough, MA
Education
Northeastern University PharmD candidate with minors in International Affairs and Cultural Anthropology, Graduate of the Advanced Math...
Experience
Ambassador at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute 2012 Transport and communicate with patients and keep up with their needs Pharmacy Technician at CVS Pharmacy 2011-present 24 West Main St, Northborough, MA 01532 Research Assistant at Northeastern University...
Owen P.
Private Physics tutor in Portsmouth, NH
Education
B.S. - Integrated Science and Technology Major at James Madison University. Freshman.
Experience
- Tutored varying levels of math and Spanish throughout high school . - 1980 SAT Composite (780 Math) - 29 ACT Composite - I want to continue tutoring because I believe every student should have access to a mentor that has the experience and attitude to aid in their...
Kevin L.
Private Physics tutor in North Hampton, NH
Education
Boston College. US Snowboard Team.
Experience
I teach physics by taking a principle, isolating it and showing how it applies to the student in some sort of simple activity (balancing on one leg, sliding on ice, jumping, etc .) And once the student can "feel" or see that force at work, I show how the mathematical...