Frank S.

Degrees:

Bachelor of Science, Physics, University of Washington; Masters of Science, Applied Physics, Stanford University; Master of Arts, Science Education, Stanford University

Subject specialties:

Algebra-based Physics, Calculus-based Physics

Frank spent 6 years as a physics instructor and assistant professor at the United States Military Academy at West Point, where he instructed over 200 cadets in introductory and modern physics. He specializes in practical examples and useful problem solving techniques for complex college-level or AP physics problems. He also excels at explaining the conceptual problems in physics beyond the calculations to help true understanding of how our amazing world works. Frank’s students have said that he is the nerdiest Army Ranger they’ve ever met; he is passionate about physics and that passion makes them almost enjoy it!

Skye M.

Degrees:

Bachelor of Arts in English, Grand Canyon University (Current)

Subject specialties:

English, English Essay Writing, ELL, Grammar, Reading, Business and Interpersonal Communications, Career Help, and Social Studies

If you’re looking for a tutor who can take your writing to the next level, Skye is exactly who you want to work with. She is great at engaging with students and is flexible in her tutoring style to help students learn in the way they do best. Her strengths lie in her adaptability, patience, and calming presence. Skye has always been great with people. She also has 15 years of experience as a physical therapy assistant, where she spent time speaking with patients daily. That personal touch carries over to tutoring and is shown through generous reviews given by students. She’ll never forget a student referring to her as a “Rockstar tutor!”

Kimball C.

Degrees:

Ph. D., Plasma Physics, University of Iowa; M.S. Plasma Physics, University of Iowa; B.S. Physics, Brigham Young University

Subject specialties:

Algebra I, Algebra II, Algebra Based Physics

Kimball has worked as an Instructor of Physics at several four-year Colleges and Universities. In addition to teaching Physics, Kimball has taught Algebra, Calculus, introductory Computer Programming (C++ and Java languages), and the Engineering courses Statics and Dynamics. Kimball enjoys solving word problems and helping others to do the same. He recently retired from full-time teaching and has been tutoring in the areas of Physics and Math.

Michael G.

Degrees:

Bachelor of Arts in English Literature (summa cum laude), Texas A&M University; Master of Arts in English Literature, Texas State University

Subject specialties:

English literature, Essay Writing (General), and Essay Writing (College Level)

After years of writing, reading, and grading essays, Michael wishes he would’ve had someone tell him what he now tells his students: go back to the basics. In his work for Tutor.com and The Princeton Review, Michael uses his years of teaching, writing, reviewing, and researching to help his students see through the confusing fog of the essay-writing