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Shulman Learning

Specialized tutoring by experienced teachers​​​

Nathan Shulman

science and math tutor

About Nathan

I have been teaching and tutoring science and math since 2011. I taught physics and chemistry in Boston and Wellesley for 12 years, and I have tutored middle school, high school, and undergraduate students from many different schools and districts in multiple states.

 

I majored in Science and Society at Brown University, focusing on the history and philosophy of science and taking courses in physics, chemistry, engineering, and biology. After graduating, I was accepted into the Boston Teacher Residency, where I earned a master's degree in education from UMass Boston.

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Outside of education, I am a husband and father, a musician, and a photographer.

About Nathan

My Approach

Subjects

Tutoring Philosophy

  • Algebra

  • ACT

  • Calculus

  • Chemistry

  • Executive Functioning

  • Geometry

  • Math

  • Physics

  • Precalculus

  • SAT

  • Test prep

My goal as a tutor is to help my students better understand the ideas that they are learning in class. I am kind, patient, and clear. I love questions, and I want you to feel comfortable asking any question, or feeling however you feel about our work, including curious, confused, or excited.

 

I am particularly good at explaining complex ideas, and I can help you use simple ideas to build complex understanding! As we ask questions, talk through ideas, and solve problems together, I can help you clarify concepts, fix misunderstandings, learn strategies, ask yourself questions, and learn how to become a better student.

Certifications

  • Chemistry

  • Physics

  • Special Education

Tutoring
Testimonials

Testimonials

Not only did Nathan help our son better understand a complex subject, but he also ended up enjoying science in a way he hadn't in the past. Nathan has a great style and rapport with teens. Highly recommend him!

- Brad B., parent

  • What is your cancellation policy?
    Lessons may be cancelled up to 24 hours in advance. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance will be billed at the normal rate.
  • How do I register for a lesson?
    Navigate to "Calendar" from the main menu on the left. Click on the lesson you want to register for, then click "Register" on the lesson details. Click "Register" on the pop-up to confirm.
  • How do I cancel a lesson?
    Navigate to "Calendar" from the main menu on the left. Click on the lesson you want to cancel, and select "Cancel Lesson" on the lesson details. Read the cancellation policy and click "Confirm."
  • Can I schedule a lesson for a time not currently listed in the calendar?
    Maybe. The calendar shows my preferred times, but I will be as available as I can be to accommodate your schedule! Please email me at shulmanscience@gmail.com so that we can coordinate an additional time, and I can add it to the calendar.
  • How do I synchronize my class calendar with my personal calendar?
    Navigate to "Calendar" from the main menu on the left. Click "Set Up Sync" in the toolbar. Select your device type from the drop-down menu, and follow the on-screen instructions.
  • How do I enroll in automatic payments?
    In the top right corner, click your name and choose "My Preferences." Choose "Manage Payment Methods." Click the "Add New" button and enter your card details. To enable Auto Pay, select "Automatically pay emailed invoices", then "OK".
  • How do I make a one-time payment?
    From the Home page, use the "Click Here to Pay" button.
  • How do I sign up for text and/or email reminders of upcoming lessons?
    Click on your name in the top right corner and choose "My Preferences." On the left side, click on the pen icon to edit your account info. Enter your email and phone number, and check the box to indicate that your phone is "SMS Capable." At the bottom of the screen, choose to receive automated email and/or SMS (text) reminders.
  • What are the technology requirements for virtual tutoring?
    Please download the Zoom app (Mac and Windows download here) and make sure screen sharing is enabled before joining a tutoring lesson. (You can do that by starting a Zoom meeting with just yourself and then pressing the green Share button on the bottom of the window. Some computers may require you to give Zoom extra permissions before sharing the screen.) Chromebooks do not have a dedicated Zoom app; the link will open automatically in the browser.
  • I have another question...
    Please reach out to me at shulmanscience@gmail.com, and I'll do my best to help.

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