Thomas L

Math

I am proficient in calculus, trigonometry, geometry, algebra. These skills I have learned from high school and built on now working towards my PhD in Aerospace Engineering. Math did not come easy to me, but I worked hard and now I am very confident in my skills.

Chemistry

My father is a PhD chemist. Since I was a child he taught me about the study of elements and the periodic table. Chemistry can be a little tricky, but over the years I believe I have developed real skill in teaching the subject.

Physics

Physics C was the hardest course I took in high school. Having taken this course while learning the fundamentals of calculus I can say it was challenging. However, physics is now something I do everyday as an Aerospace Engineering graduate student. I can navigate through any problem with you.

Economics

Economics, I believe, is the study of cause and impact. However, understanding how the cause creates an impact is the key. I had an amazing teacher for economics and I believe I can help anyone understand the basics.

Pre-calculus

Pre-calculus was the first math course I understood. For some reason my brain had problems with geometry and algebra, but pre-calculus just made sense. While tricky, I know I can explain trig and other complex problems with ease to help you on your way.

Calculus

In high school, calculus was my favorite subject. I finally understood math. I took AP Calculus AB in high school and received a 5 on my AP test. Not to say I did not need to try, but the concepts can easier to me than I thought. I helped my peers in high school to understand and I can help you.

Study Skills

Believe it or not, I took a course on how to learn. With dyslexia, learning was not a simple process. It took motivation and perseverance. I can show you how I approach learning and work with you on what could help you learn to the best of your ability.

World History

History can be very boring if you do not look at how the past impacted the present. Looking into the past can answer all of you questions on why things are the way they are. It can be truly eye opening an amazing. I hope to show you what I mean so you can enjoy learning about it too.

Geometry

I am proficient in calculus, trigonometry, geometry, algebra. These skills I have learned from high school and built on now working towards my PhD in Aerospace Engineering. Math did not come easy to me, but I worked hard and now I am very confident in my skills.

Algebra

I am proficient in calculus, trigonometry, geometry, algebra. These skills I have learned from high school and built on now working towards my PhD in Aerospace Engineering. Math did not come easy to me, but I worked hard and now I am very confident in my skills.

Mathematics

In college I felt very confident taking Calculus I. I received an A+ and never really struggled to understand. I know that I can tutor for this subject and work through any complex issue a student could have.

Chemistry

Chemistry is about diligence and foundations. I focused on understanding the backbone of chemistry and I know I can pass on that understanding to cement any student's knowledge in this subject.

Mechanical Engineering

Statics is a subject I helped my peers understand during undergrad. Materials science is a very interesting subject that I really enjoyed. Mechanical Vibrations is equation heavy and very dense with math. However, the applications of the equations used are very fascinating.