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Adam J.

Adam J.

Private Computational Problem Solving tutor in Portland, OR

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Hello, Thank you for visiting my profile! I hope that you will like what you find below and that we will have a chance to work together...

Experience

He is willing to explain things in several different ways in order to accommodate the students learning style . Extremely focused on making sure you understand the material, Adam makes you demonstrate your knowledge of the topic before moving on . I would definitely recommend

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MOATH A.

MOATH A.

Private Computational Problem Solving tutor in Portland, OR

Education

Junior Math Major at Portland State University, MBA , Bachelor Degree in Computer Science.

Experience

I am familiar with most of student difficulties by studying alone . I have my own way to improve student weakness and change it to be strengthens. I am a tutor for more than 10 years . I am familiar with most of student difficulties by studying alone . I have my own way to im

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Marissa M.

Marissa M.

Private Computational Problem Solving tutor in Portland, OR

Education

Bachelor's of Science in Math and Physics in 2010. Master's degree in Mathematics (abstract algebra and topology) at Portland State...

Experience

I provide a safe and comfortable space free of distractions for us to work and I address self doubt and limiting beliefs as they arise . If we are doing a longer session I provide drinks and snacks halfway through to give them a chance to rest and reset; this helps to maximize p

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Elizabeth G.

Elizabeth G.

Private Computational Problem Solving tutor in Portland, OR

Education

Reed College, BA awarded May 2015

Experience

programming methods for physics), to name a few . I was familiar with differential equations by the end of the first semester of my sophomore year; I completed math classes in calculus, multivariable calculus, and linear algebra, but working knowledge of differential equations a

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