48 Seahurst Physics Tutors

Equipped with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemical Engineering and Techniques from Beijing University of Chemical Technology, I started working as a research assistant at the Trench-less Technology Center from Louisiana Tech University in January 2010. I've been tutoring a high school student when I was in the graduate school of LA Tech (MS Candidate). I did him a favor on physics and pre-calculus. That was a helpful and joyful experience for both of us, and he went to Harvard College in Septembe... ... More

Hi! I'm David. I received a bachelor's degree in physics from Taylor University in 2016, graduating cum laude with a 3.55 GPA and ranking in the 97th percentile on the ETS Major Field Test for Physics. I have taught and tutored in a nonoccupational capacity many times at the college, high school and middle school levels, as well as being employed as a teacher's assistant for three junior-level physics classes: Analytical Mechanics, Math Methods in Physics & Engineering, and Modern Physics. Te... ... More

I understand that so many times, what separates exceptional students from other students isn't intelligence or aptitude, but the passion to learn. It has been my life's work to help others to gain that desire by meeting them at their level, and helping them with the way forward to success. I have always loved teaching in many different capacities. From college age on, I have tutored young people on many different subjects ranging from math to music. For over 20 years, I have instructed pil... ... More

Greetings, Welcome to my tutoring profile. I have been tutoring with Wyzant for six years. My educational qualifications include a M.S. in physics from UC Riverside as well as a B.S. in physics with a specialization in astrophysics from UC San Diego. My experience as a teacher outside Wyzant includes one year of teaching physics at Shoreline Community College and two years of teaching physics labs, and discussion sections at UC Riverside. The teaching method I use is a mix of explanatio... ... More

I consider myself a career student because I am in the process of undertaking three different undergraduate degrees, and will continue at least one of those on to a graduate degree. I live by the philosophy that material can be very easy to learn if it is presented in a manner that the student can associate easily. If a dry lecture and all-night cram sessions don't work, learning by association will likely be the best option! I am highly gifted in mathematical theory up to the Calculu... ... More