Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Akron, OH

I have a PhD in English Literature from Kent State University. I am most passionate about Shakespeare, Jane Austen, and any English literature. I also love to work with World Literature, Business Writing, and any kind of writing or composition skill. I have taught for more than 30 years and can help you with your project in the manner that best suits you.

...I am particularly passionate about ACT/SAT prep, writing, and high school math. Writing has always been a passion of mine, and I feel like it is applicable to so many parts of life. It is also so fulfilling to see a student improve on the ACT/SAT, making measurable changes and gaining confidence. I???ve always enjoyed math as well, and I enjoy showing students how math can be interesting and fun. My tutoring style is really...

My name is Metu Osele. I have a Bachelors degree in Chemistry, and a minor in Mathematics. I have completed and scored excellently on several standardized tests including the SATs and GRE, scoring between 80-95 percentile in most sections. I have 8 years of experience in tutoring courses in Math, Writing, and the sciences. My tutoring motto is patience. My past students have described me as an extremely patient tutor.

...University where I received a Bachelor's degree in History, and at The United States Military Academy where I studied International Relations and Psychology. I love tutoring all subjects from writing to math and everything in between. My passion, however, is writing. I write whenever I can in my free time and have written professionally with Hike Marketing, a Cleveland based marketing firm. I especially enjoy helping students to improve upon their college essays and prepare...

I have worked as a teacher at home and abroad in schools for 20 years. I also have five years of experience with online teaching. I have graduate degrees in General Education, meaning I like to learn about various subjects. We all should be lifelong learners. To learn a lot, we must be efficient in the way we learn and in setting priorities.

...the Jesuit ideals emphasized at SLU, I continued tutoring underprivileged youth in north St. Louis. I love sharing my passion for education with my students. During my senior year at SLU, I became a Physics TA and taught a class of 30 students the fundamentals of applied physics. On my journey to medical school, I studied hard for the MCAT and scored in the 98th percentile. I hope to share this success with all my...

...very familiar with the preparation that goes into taking standardized tests and completing pre-college curriculum, and I try to teach these subject in ways that are applicable throughout a student's education down the road. I am currently working on my B.A. in Public Health from Vanderbilt University with minors in Spanish Language and Violin Performance. Over the past four years I have worked as a math & science tutor, SAT tutor, beginner violin teacher, and...

...socially. It is my desire to create this type of atmosphere where students can meet their full potential. I will provide a safe environment where students are invited to share their ideas and take risks. "I believe that there are five essential elements that are conducive to learning. (1) The teacher's role is to act as a guide. (2) Students must have access to hands-on activities. (3) Students should be able to have choices and...

...culture. Uses experience based and student centered classroom to empower his students with the ability to communicate and function effectively in the target language. Enjoys providing students with cultural languages based interactions such as online treasure hunts and games to give them a clearer idea of what it is like to live in the language and culture of a given place. Uses a lot of technology and loves a challenges and helping students confront their...

...many students who dislike school or a particular subject because they are not good at it or do not get it. The reason they are not good at it is likely because they have not spent the time or had the individual attention they need to be successful. I enjoy being able to spend the time to answer questions and ultimately help the student get to the answer on their own. When they can do...

I attend Kent State University and am earning my Bachelor's Degree in English Literature with a minor in writing. After graduating next semester, I plan to continue to pursue a career path in education. I have two years of tutoring experience and it is a very special job to me. I love to help each student find their individual voice in their writing and academic pursuits.

...that I needed a math tutor to help me with my classes. I was never good at math growing up and I realized how important a strong foundation in math really is for the long run. I would have never imagined pursuing aerospace engineering and I wouldn't be where I am today if it wasn't for my freshman year math tutor. I want to provide the same help and guidance and help you build that...

...Lydia loves helping her students learn and grow to their highest potential. She holds a BS in child development and medicine health & society, with a minor in Russian from Vanderbilt University and a teaching license from the Ohio Department of Education. As a college student, Lydia volunteered in educational settings and worked in a psychology research lab. She has been working in education as a teacher and tutor since 2017 and is currently pursuing...

...doctorate in psychology. I tutor reading and writing from elementary to high school as well as ACT English and essay revision. Writing is my favorite subject to tutor because I get to witness the evolution that takes place as one's craft improves. I would describe my tutoring style as catering to the unique needs of each individual and my teaching philosophy to is to create a safe space where learning will be possible.

Helping to create future leaders through educational equity and excellence, through a love a learning.

...it. I regularly tutor in calculus and introductory college physics, but I have found that my students and I tend to enjoy these topics under more flexible schedules, where we can dip into other subjects that may be of interest to the student. I am a firm believer that learning is something we do for however long we live, and loving the process only improves your quality of life. It is that belief that causes...

...attended Baldwin Wallace College for my undergraduate degrees in economics and philosophy and Cleveland State University for graduate degree coursework in philosophy. Aside from the degrees I took a variety of courses including mathematics, logic, psychology, comparative religion, and the natural sciences. Nowadays I still read philosophy, especially the works of Plato and Kierkegaard. Other intellectual pursuits include studying ancient history (typically deep antiquity) as well as some cosmology, astronomy, and physics. I enjoy traveling,...

...rather than presenting the solutions and process immediately. This gives students the chance to learn the material both correctly and efficiently as they are actually working through the material. I also do my best to make my explanations of concepts accessible and explain them in simple ways that allow students to understand the concept in order to be able to extrapolate those ideas to other material. For my hobbies I enjoy reading, exercise and almost...

...students to understand the process rather than just getting the right answer, I show tips and tricks for math, only after they understand why that concept works. I enjoy and specialize in teaching math. Currently working with three grades in a daily basis, I understand the progression of math in elementary school. My end goal is for you to understand the subject better and for you to leave our sessions feeling confident about the material...

...a fourth-year mathematics student at the Ohio State University Honors College. My goals include pursuing a PhD in mathematics and entering academia. While people in academia are often considered to be educators in some capacity, they often receive significant criticism for their poor teaching ability. This is partly because faculty members at universities are financially incentivized to do research, and teaching is sometimes seen merely as a task that interferes with a professor's ability to...