The Best Physics Tutors in Englewood Cliffs, NJ

I have tutored high school and college physics for the last 3 years.See Isaac's full profile

I studied Physics at Columbia University, and wrote two peer-reviewed articles in Astrophysics that were published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Academic Society. I love teaching all levels of Physics!See Charles's full profile

I started as a young tutor at Kumon Math and Reading Center teaching mathematics of all levels arithmetic through calculus to students ages 5 to 18. Afterwards, I tutored math, chemistry, physics, and ACT prep on the online platform Varsity Tutors. In college, I was named a teaching assistant for physics...See Vishal's full profile

Physics has long been one of my biggest passions. I have helped many students improve in their classes by a letter grade or more and have prepared a number of students for the physics olympiad. One of my students recently qualified for the State Semifinal Exam and I am very proud of him!See Michael's full profile

I have taken the Regents with the following grades during high school: Chemistry - 95 Physics - 98 Biology - 96 Trigonometry, Geometry, Algebra - 98, 97, 98 US History - 100 English - 93 Though I am most comfortable with Math, I am fully confident in my ability to teach any or all of these Regent exams. In...See Wesley's full profile

Completed multiple software engineering projects at the side-project and industry level as part of internships and as part of published research endeavors. Have taken many C++ courses as an EECS student at a top 10 CS program.See Kevin Javier's full profile

I was a student at Kumon during elementary school for 6 years and taught at Kumon for a few months in 2018. I have also compelted the required math classes for my undergraduate physics major. See Michael's full profile

- B.A. in Molecular Biology from Princeton University - 6+ Years Experience Tutoring Physics - Designed and taught an AP Biology/Chemistry/Physics curriculum to prospective medical students - 4th year medical student with a passion for teaching and helping others maximize their strengthsSee Nitai's full profile

Physics and Math.See Igor's full profile

AP Physics 5, minor in physics at ColumbiaSee Zara's full profile

I have been a full-time physics and engineering teacher for the past 18 years, teaching physics at a variety of levels from conceptual to honors/AP. My goal is always to help students truly understand the material and not just to get through the problems.See Tara's full profile

I earned my PhD in physics in 2016, during which I taught eight semesters of college physics (algebra and calculus based), supervising over 300 students in that time. I developed problems and presented problem solving strategies to help students learn the material. I have expertise in classical mechanics,...See Jeff's full profile

Part of being a control engineer means being able to create complex dynamical models of systems. My knowledge of physics allows me to do this. I have extensive experience working with mechanical systems, but I am also very familiar with circuits, electromagnetism, and other topics in physics both through my...See Leo's full profile

Now, I am taught by the best computer science professors in the world, and I would like to relay my knowledge to children eager to learn more. Math and physics were my strongest subject in middle and high school; therefore, I am able to give all the tips and tricks to students to help understand the concepts....See Malik's full profile

I've taken AP Physics 1 in high school and received a 5 on the AP exam. I've also taken General Physics 1 & 2 in college with lab and received A's both semesters. See Daniel's full profile

DOE certified physics teacher with 9 years of experience See Raj's full profile

Within the last five years, I have tutored many college students in first and second year college physics. These students were from Stony Brook University, BMCC, Queens College, and Manhattan College. Most obtained B averages (initially they were failing); a few others obtained A or C averages.See Hilton's full profile

Physics is hard! Trust me, everyone struggles with it. But I firmly believe that with the right teacher EVERYONE can learn it. I'm an Ivy League trained astrophysicist who has been teaching physics for over 20 years. I've taught high school students, college students, and grad students alike. I...See Alex's full profile

I have been tutoring High-School and College Math and Physics since 2013. My tutoring students have successfully passed NYS Regents in Algebra I and II, Geometry and Physics.See Sasha's full profile

I have a strong background in mathematics. I have taken multiple AP mathematics courses in high school (scoring highly in AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB and BC, AP Physics) and numerous Calculus and related engineering courses at my university. In high school I scored in the 95th percentile on the mathematics...See Sydney's full profile

If your student performs well during an AP Physics Course (AP Physics 1, AP Physics B, or AP Physics C) they may be able to opt out of Physics classes in college. AP exams can save credits and allow them to either graduate early or take classes more directly related to their major....See Daniel's full profile

I have numerous years tutoring and teaching various courses in physics and mathematics (from pre-algebra or basic math to differential equations and matrix theory). I also have various years tutoring and teaching courses in various types of physics disciplines.See Thurman's full profile

With a Bachelors degree in Physics and M. Ed in Physics Education I have been formally trained and educated to use the latest Physics Education Research (PER) pedagogies in my classroom and/or for my one-on-one tutoring sessions. I have been teaching physics and providing tutoring for the...See Melih's full profile

I'm an experienced mathematics tutor with degrees in physics and philosophy of mathematics from Columbia University. I work with middle school, high school, and college students to help them master mathematical concepts and become expert problem solvers.See Michael's full profile

I am currently a graduate student at Columbia University pursuing my PhD in biomedical engineering. I have been an active researcher in the Physiomimetic Laboratory at the Miller School of Medicine since freshman year, and have since researched cancer imaging at MD Anderson in Houston, Texas and cancer biology at UT...See Divya's full profile