Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Bradenton, FL

...memorization, or incorporating a student's favorite activity into learning. I love seeing growth in others and believe that the work is worth it. I am from the suburbs of Chicago and always dreamed of being a marine scientist and a dancer. This meant working hard, being well organized, and moving away to pursue education. Currently, I am advancing in both fields and want others to know they can follow their dreams too. My personal motto...

...as ADD, ADHD, autism, Asperger's syndrome, and physical disabilities affecting the child's fine and gross motor skills). I aspire to earn my Doctorates in Physical Therapy, where I then wish to continue on to specialize in neurological physical therapy working children. My hobbies include playing the violin (I have played for more than 15 years), writing children's books, and creating music accompanying the books. I also enjoy traveling, spending time with family and close friends,...

I am currently a science teacher with Hillsborough county public schools certified to teach Biology 6-12. I teach high school biology, and anatomy and physiology. I have also taught middle school science grades 6-8. My personal philosophy is that everyone can learn science, and the key to that learning is to make it personal and hands on. Once science is brought to a personal level, it is much easier to understand.... I believe that all students can be successful, and it is a matter of finding their best learning style. I believe that learning should be mobile, and students should have an opportunity to experience the content. Once the content becomes personal, it makes more sense.

...As an instructor at The Tutoring Club in Valrico, Florida, I have taught math and science based subjects to children of all grade levels. I also have experience teaching SAT/ACT math subjects. Along with tutoring, instructing, and mentoring school children, I have also taught college students in various college level math courses Through my time at ROTC, I have learned to be very flexible with numerous individuals. I have had to adjust my leadership style...

...from USF with my Bachelors degree in Natural Sciences. I enjoy tutoring math and sciences. I am so excited to be able to help students become more confident in their schoolwork. I strongly believe that everyone has the potential to be a great student, it's just a matter of finding the learning method that works best for each of us. With patience and creativity, we can even make math and science less scary.... For every student and every subject, there is a path of greatest understanding. A teacher must be willing to search all paths until they find the right one.

...them in activities and ensuring everybody was a happy camper. The other weeks, where I was the nature specialist, I came up with programs for kids from 4 to 14, ensuring that the 4 to 6 year olds had different, and just as interesting, activities as the 7 through 9 year olds and the 10 through 14 year olds. In the spring of 2015, I worked as an AVID tutor at St. Petersburg High School...

...student teaching, tutoring in college for AmeriCorps, and my professional experiences, I have experience teaching students with special needs in classrooms K-12 (all subjects), tutoring all levels of Math and Reading, preparing individuals for the GED, and teaching the hard and soft skills of job readiness. Higher level subjects in the social sciences such as Psychology and Economics have always been a strength and I am more than happy to share my passion there, too!...

...believe that having a strong grasp on mathematical concepts can be empowering and rewarding to students, and it can teach them methods to evaluate and analyze situations in their own lives. My tutoring style is to recognize the way the student learns (whether it be visually, kinetically, auditorily, etc.) and to deliver the information using that method in the most fun and encouraging way possible. I like to be creative and show the students that...

...by the time that I was fifteen I discovered that I wanted to be a librarian. At that age, I knew that my ideas might change, but I committed myself to my education and learning more about librarianship. I developed my interests by volunteering at my local library, shadowing a librarian, and tutoring my classmates. As high school graduation approached, I quickly realized that library science was the only field of study in which I...

...want to go deeper, though. What was the student thinking? Was she careless or is this a consistent mistake? I also want to see their attitude, which can sometimes get in the way of working through the problem. If the student loves math, thats great, but even if he doesnt, can he still make those inevitable mistakes without giving up? Tutoring is very personal, in that way, because the student has time with a tutor...