Benjamin Gordon

Benjamin Gordon brings real-world engineering expertise and a project-based teaching approach to help students master STEM concepts. With a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (in progress) at Northeastern University and extensive experience in engineering design, physics, and coding, Gordon specializes in making complex technical subjects accessible through hands-on learning.

Areas of Expertise:

  • Mathematics (Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Applied Math for Engineering)

  • Physics (Mechanics, Engineering Principles, Hands-On Applications)

  • Engineering & STEM (CAD, Robotics, 3D Printing, Project-Based Learning)

  • Programming (Python, C++, MATLAB, JavaScript for beginners)

Teaching Philosophy:

"STEM isn’t just about equations—it’s about solving real-world problems. I teach students to think like engineers by applying concepts through hands-on projects, ensuring they truly understand and can use what they learn."

What Makes Benjamin Special:

  • Project-Based Learning – Uses real-world applications to teach STEM concepts.

  • Hands-On, Interactive Teaching – Encourages creativity and problem-solving.

  • Differentiated Learning – Adapts lessons to various learning styles.

  • Engineering & Programming Expertise – Helps students build practical skills.

  • Mentorship & Leadership – Guides students in STEM career exploration.

Education & Achievements:

  • B.S. in Mechanical Engineering (In Progress) – Northeastern University

  • High Honor Roll & National Honor Society – Bullis School

  • Eagle Scout with Bronze & Gold Palms – Leadership & project execution

  • Award-Winning ‘WheeStroll’ Engineering Project – Featured on CNN, NBC, and FOX

  • Extensive Experience in Robotics, CAD, and Mechanical Design

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