Physics (Newtonian Mechanics) Tutors

I’m Fatema. I am an Electronics and Communications Engineering senior student at the American University in Cairo and an exchange student at the University of Colorado...

I've always liked math and science growing up. I started tutoring younger students in high school and eventually started to help others practice Calculus and higher...

My teaching career started as TA in grad school where I work with different physics courses and did a little private tutoring. I have been working as a tutor (both in...

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I'm from Ecuador. I graduated as a physicist from the National Polytechnic University. Furthermore, I have worked as a private tutor preparing students for exams like...

I earned a BS in Physics with an emphasis in Astronomy and a minor in Maths at Minnesota State University. I obtained an MSc in Applied Physics from the University of...

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I have a BS in Physics with a minor in mathematics as well as a MS in Data Science. I have been tutoring for several years. Additionally, I have experience as a high...

I taught college algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, introductory statistics and physics for 30 years and enjoy helping students master these classes. I have, also, helped...

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