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Shabana
I am a recent graduate of Virginia Commonwealth University, where I graduated with a BA in Political Science. I will begin graduate school this fall at Virginia Commonwealth University and will begin a position as a teaching assistant in the sociology department. During my undergraduate career, I ha...
Virginia Commonwealth University
Master of Science, Sociology
Virginia Commonwealth University
Bachelor in Arts, Political Science and Government

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5+ years
Meredith
I am a licensed Attorney with a background in Geology and Spanish. Education is one of my core values. I believe that knowledge gives us the power as individuals to expand our own reality and perceptions of truth. Collectively, I think that the pursuit of knowledge pushes the boundaries of what is k...
Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Masters, Law
College of Wooster
Bachelors, Geology

Certified Tutor
6+ years
Lauren
I am a fourth year medical student at UTHSC, and I recently completed all of my required clinical rotations and coursework. I have a lot of free time until graduation, and I would love to tutor to fill the time. I have over seven years of tutoring experience. I have tutored everything from first gra...
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Bachelors, Health Policy
UTHSC College of Medicine
Current Grad Student, Medicine

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5+ years
Danya
I am a current Junior at Columbia University, working towards my BA in English and Psychology. For the past eight years, I have been tutoring individuals and groups of all ages, specializing in English as a Second Language students. I have tutored in a variety of subjects but have had the most exper...
Columbia University in the City of New York
Bachelor in Arts, English

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Angela
Don't you just love English? I know most people will say "no". But, I do love writing, reading, and all things literature. I earned my B.A. and M.A. in English from the University of Northern Colorado. I tutored at the high schools, my university, and at our community college.I taught English Litera...
University of Northern Colorado
Masters, English
University of Northern Colorado
Bachelors, English

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6+ years
I value the opportunity to receive high quality education afforded to me very much as, in my view, education is the only means that helped me achieve independence. I am an independent and contributing citizen who has financial independence. That is the primary drive behind my passion for teaching. B...
University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Bachelor of Chemistry, Chemistry
North Carolina State University at Raleigh
Doctor of Philosophy, Chemistry

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9+ years
Aerin
I am a current student at the University of Florida studying aerospace engineering with an avid love of mathematics and physics and a passion for teaching students and inspiring them to thrive in STEM classes.
University of Florida
Aeronautical & Astronautical Engineer, Aerospace Engineering

Certified Tutor
4+ years
Simone
I have tutored K-12 students since 2006. I love to empower students and help them with their academic challenges. I have had the privilege of tutoring students in Chicago, Washington DC, Newark, NJ and Baton Rouge. As a former History, Algebra 1 and Physics teacher for secondary students, I have bee...
Louisiana State University and Agricultural Mechanical College
Masters in Education, Counselor Education
Howard University
Bachelor of Science, History

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9+ years
Curran
As a professional educator with over a decade of experience, I specialize in delivering personalized, high-impact instruction across the humanities, test preparation, and college readiness. I've taught everything from early literacy and middle school ELA to AP-level history, civics, and economicsand...
University of Notre Dame
Bachelor in Arts, History

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MonaLisa
I was born and raised in Hong Kong, and I currently live in Pittsburgh, PA. I have a BA in Rhetorical Communication from University of Pittsburgh, and I will return to Pitt in August 2016 to pursue a Master of Health Administration (MHA). My day job is Patient Advocate for Children's Hospital of Pit...
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
Current Grad Student, Master of Healthcare Administration
University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
Bachelors, Rhetorical Communication
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John
College English Tutor • +5 Subjects
Education should be alive. My object as a writing tutor is to help my clients harness the power of language and reason in their assignments. I aim to stimulate independent critical thought and to help my clients produce clear, organized, and well-informed writing. By supporting students in the writing process, I assist them in discovering and refining their own ideas, and then developing, organizing, and structuring them properly according to the assignment. I'm a creative writing student and a passionate reader. I look forward to helping students grow as writers and produce high-quality projects.
Keith
Abstract Algebra Tutor • +85 Subjects
An Engineering Senior Manager by profession, I previously received a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering and a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. My passion for learning continues as I am currently pursuing a PhD in Systems and Engineering Management. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Mathematics, Computers, Business, and Continuous Improvement initiatives. In my experience, helping share my knowledge with others has been very rewarding. I am a firm believer in self-improvement, with education leading to an improved quality of life. I aim to challenge and share this passion with my students as they learn concepts, with both formal scheduled tutoring or supporting immediate tutoring needs. In my spare time, I enjoy outdoor activities, domestic and international travel, and time with family/friends.
Nicholas
Advanced Placement Prep Tutor • +35 Subjects
I am a professional writer and media analyst who excels in finding innovative strategies to enhance learning. I am especially skilled at identifying problem areas in understanding and helping students achieve full comprehension of key material during their sessions.
Rita
Academic Coaching Tutor • +30 Subjects
I am a professor of color committed to inclusive, intersectional learning. I have worked in higher education since 2015 and am beginning my tenure track position at Worcester State University this fall. I specialize in working with neurodiverse students and BIPOC, but all are warmly invited to study with me. My critical work has been featured in the Routledge Companion of Literature and Food, the Bloomsbury Handbook to Literary and Cultural Theory, and the Bloomsbury Handbook of Twenty-First Century Feminist Theory. I am also a published poet and an editor of Honey Literary, Sundress Publications, and Split Lip Magazine. My sessions are never boring, and you can count on me to keep it real and help you shine.
Stephany
ACT English Tutor • +27 Subjects
Hello there! I am an English, reading, and writing tutor for K-12 students and adult learners. I have experience working as a tutor for high school and middle school students and I also have childcare experience from working as a nanny (two children, aged 3 and 10) as well as from my role as a before and after school care site assistant for K-7 students. In addition to helping students achieve academic success, I love helping students develop independent learning skills and confidence. My approach is flexible, patient, and student-minded, and I take care to consider the student's learning style and goals during our sessions.Currently, I am pursuing an online BA in English (concentration in comparative literature) with a minor in technical communications at Arizona State University. I also have college credit from the time I spent studying at American University in Washington, DC.When I'm not tutoring I'm most likely working on my latest creative writing project or reading something, anything!
Ayana
Elementary Reading and Phonics Class Tutor • +11 Subjects
Educators use their skills to change the world.I hope to encourage and promote the gaining of knowledge and perfection of personal development.
Sarah
Academic Coaching Tutor • +30 Subjects
I am currently pursuing my master's in education at the University of Oregon. I am a student teacher for mid/high school social studies and English.
Hope
Elementary School Math Tutor • +10 Subjects
After graduating Sycamore High School in Cincinnati, OH in 2016, I am currently a sophomore at Lipscomb University. I am working towards getting my Bachelor's degree in social work, with plans to obtain a Master's in school counseling.For a year and a half, I spent two days a week with a middle school-aged student. I helped her complete homework and study for tests of various subjects, including math and Spanish. My favorite subject to tutor is definitely Spanish because it has always been my favorite subject in school. It was something that I always enjoyed, and I loved to learn more about the language.With tutoring, I like to give the student a chance to show me what he or she knows first, so I can get an idea of what level the student is working at. If they are struggling in specific areas, I will work closely with them until it seems like they are starting to understand the content. If they just need a push in the right direction, I will be there to do that, but if they need content retaught to them, then I will provide that help as well.I don't know if I have any "hobbies," per se, but I enjoy baking, playing board games with my family and friends. I also enjoy traveling and becoming familiar with new places. I was raised to love baseball, and it's on my bucket list to visit every MLB park in America!I would describe myself as patient, and laid-back. I am simply here to help students where they're struggling, I am not here to get frustrated when someone may not understand the material! I am hopeful and confident that anyone can learn, but we just all learn differently.
Alyssa
Elementary School Tutor • +16 Subjects
I am a certified elementary teacher and have worked in education for more than 25 years. I've tutored and taught students in all subjects from grades K - 7 and have worked with students with various learning disabilities. I've worked in public and private schools as a teacher and a tutor and have helped many students improve their grades by 1 - 2 levels. I currently work as a reading instructor at RPS.
Konya
Adult ESL/ELL Tutor • +14 Subjects
Greetings! I am Mrs. Konya Watkins. I teach fourth-grade English and Language Arts. I have taught for 16 years and have been an ESOL-certified teacher since 2018. I have two years of experience teaching ELLs (English Language Learners) and classroom experience in the following grades: Pre-K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades/All Subjects.In 2007, I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in K-5 Early Childhood Education, and in 2010, I earned my Master's in Early Childhood Education from Valdosta State University. In December 2014, I graduated with my Specialist degree from Liberty University.In addition, I am well known for my ability to help my students find their strengths and voice, so they love learning and exemplify the extraordinary traits we know everyone has.I deeply desire to connect with my students and their families by providing the resources the students need to learn and grow.I work diligently to help improve my students' futures by spending time with each student and building relationships that will push them to become their best.I look forward to working with you and your child!
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First grade science introduces students to foundational concepts across life, earth, and physical science. Common topics include living things and their habitats, seasons and weather patterns, basic properties of materials, simple machines, the five senses, and how plants and animals grow and change. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on exploration and observation skills rather than memorization, helping students develop curiosity about the natural world.
Science tutors break down abstract concepts into concrete, observable experiences. For example, instead of just reading about how plants grow, a tutor might help your child plant seeds and observe changes over time, connecting theory to real-world outcomes. Tutors also teach the scientific method—asking questions, making predictions, and testing ideas—which builds both understanding and critical thinking skills. This approach helps students move beyond memorization to truly grasp why things happen in nature.
Great first grade science tutors are patient, curious, and skilled at making learning interactive and fun. They should understand how young learners think, use age-appropriate experiments and activities, and ask open-ended questions that encourage exploration. Look for tutors who can explain concepts simply, connect lessons to things your child sees every day, and adapt their teaching style based on your child's interests—whether that's animals, weather, plants, or how things work.
Personalized science instruction means your child learns at their own pace with a tutor who can pause on confusing ideas, repeat explanations in different ways, and choose examples that match their interests. Unlike classroom settings where teachers manage many students, one-on-one tutoring allows for immediate feedback and hands-on experiments tailored to your child's learning style. This focused attention helps build confidence and a genuine curiosity about science rather than anxiety about getting the right answer.
First graders often struggle with understanding cause and effect (why does this happen?), observing carefully, and using scientific vocabulary to describe what they see. Some students also find it hard to sit still during experiments or to predict outcomes before trying something. A tutor can help by breaking these skills into smaller steps, providing plenty of opportunities to practice observing and predicting, and making experiments engaging so your child stays focused and excited about learning.
Tutors choose simple, safe experiments that produce clear, immediate results—like observing how water changes states, watching seeds sprout, or testing which materials sink or float. They guide students through each step slowly, ask questions to help them notice patterns, and encourage predictions before revealing outcomes. This hands-on approach makes abstract concepts concrete and memorable, and helps students feel like real scientists rather than passive observers.
Simple activities make great science learning: observe bugs in the garden, watch clouds change shape, plant seeds indoors, compare how different objects float or sink, or notice how shadows change throughout the day. Ask your child "why" and "what if" questions to encourage curiosity, and let them lead exploration. A tutor can suggest specific experiments and activities tailored to your child's interests and help them develop the observation and questioning skills that make home learning more meaningful.
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