Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Fort Lauderdale, FL

...am primarily a Math tutor! I'm 28 years old, and I love teaching. I graduated from the University of Florida in 2012, and since then I've been teaching or tutoring in some way. I like to get an understanding of the student's fundamentals, particularly which parts are lacking, and attribute a part of the session towards addressing those lacking. I hope that by working together, we can progress towards and reach out educational goals!

...in math, I also have experience using robotics as a tool to teach other subjects in order to engage students who love STEM from an early age without letting them fall behind in reading or grammar. Having been a student during the pandemic and a tutor through all stages of reopening, I understand how difficult it can be to learn online, so I make it a priority to be animated and engaging, going back to...

...in the states since 2001. My students have obtained great results after my tutoring and I have worked with them to achieve their goal. I have tutored SAT since April 2022 and my reviews from my students are great. My students have improved their scores. I give questions from practices tests and Varsity links. I give homework at the end of the session. If the student does not the question, I will ask around of...

I have experience tutoring in both classroom settings and one-on-one. I tailor my tutoring to the needs of the student, and end each session with a short diagnostic to test understanding. My areas of expertise include SAT and ACT tutoring, and middle school and high school math tutoring.

Teaching is such a passionate and rewarding career. Being challenged with how to take a new idea and deliver it in a way that will allow students to feel confident in solving problems is very exciting to me. Coming up with new ways to keep students interested in learning math is also very something that keeps me going.

Learning never stops, the entire point of life may be to learn everyday.... Understand the perspective of students and encourage.... Introduce myself, and ask the student what troubles they might be having in the current subject.... By teaching them methods for better studying, and that might include even having to teach them how to study.... By teaching them to love learning.... Simplify, make concrete, explain in components, and put it all together.... Having them not only...

...I obtained a BA, cum laude, in French and Romance Philology from Columbia University. I then moved to Paris and earned a French master's in Finance from Sciences Po, a school belonging to the "French Ivy League." I stayed in France for over four years before moving to Sweden to earn a second master's degree in Sustainable Development as an Uppsala University Scholar. Throughout my international studies and business career, I have taken the opportunity...

I graduated from University of Michigan with a BA in Psychology in 2016. I worked in Human Resources with large companies for two years. I recently began law school where I am studying to become a public interest attorney. I have experience tutoring both children and adults in a variety of subjects.

...for students to enjoy the learning process, leaving tangible results (ie- improved confidence and higher grades) as inevitable. I have an academic interest, and over seven years of clinical experience, in neuropsychology and cognitive testing and like to apply these learning techniques in each tutoring session. As an Ivy League graduate, and current medical student, I enjoy tutoring the next generation to maximize on their potential and show them learning is fun.

I am a journalism major at the University of Miami and the American University of Paris. My expertise lie in academic writing in accordance with AP formats. I have a passion for black culture and various other topics in media across the United States.

...anxiety." I also think "learning should be fun for the learner." That's a quote from the university president and author Abraham Fischler. I edited his book and found Dr. Fischler's words helpful in making classes fun and effective. TIP: If you want to study SAT or ACT, get the workbook and start looking at hundreds of problems. Check the ones that you can do in one minute or less and put QUESTION MARKS (???) next to...

I believe in enabling students by imparting knowledge and skills that they will use for school and the rest of their lives. I am very motivated to equip young minds to learn more about the academic world, introducing them to the basic concepts of Math, English and other subjects. Also emphasizing proper test taking techniques in order to maximize scores.

...and ACT. As I am a full-time Dual Enrolled student at Miami-Dade College, I also tutored college students in the Kendall Campus' Math Lab. Also, I have spent more than 100 hours tutoring other students Math in preparation for exams and standardized tests. Through my experience in tutoring, I've found that students are always engaged and motivated with my style of learning! All in all, I always enjoy working with students to make sure they...

MIT student majoring in Physics and Math with a great passion for learning and teaching. I was born and raised in Cuba, and also lived in Spain before coming to the U.S. 3 years ago. In the last 2 years of high school I survived and helped others survived through learning a new language, 18 AP classes, SATs and ACTs and the college application process.

...math accessible and enjoyable for students by breaking down complex concepts into manageable steps. I have experience working with students of various ages, helping them build confidence in their mathematical abilities. I believe that problem-solving is the best way to thoroughly grasp mathematical concepts, and I plan to work through a variety of practice problems to ensure students fully understand and can apply different concepts effectively. In my free time I enjoy coding projects, playing...

...I have not regretted it. I have learned so much about logic design, microelectronics, analog and digital circuits, power systems, communications systems, control systems, and many other subjects that I find it hard to decide what it is I want to do when I graduate, although I feel strongly about Aerospace and Control Systems. However, of one thing I'm sure: I want to keep learning and I want to transfer my knowledge to other students....

College has cultivated my sense for education and learning. Last spring, during my sophomore year at Pitzer College, I declared a double major in mathematics and biophysics. I am taking this year off of college, and wish to share what I have learned with others.

...I have learned how to motivate students who may feel discouraged and have also learned how to create an environment in which the students feels as if they can succeed. Outside of tutoring, I love to exercise, invest in the stock market and learn how to code (I am currently learning Python and R). It is important to realize that in learning, there isn't a single successful way. Rather, each student is unique and their...

My time in school has developed my philosophy of valuing each student as an individual, as well as part of a community. I am to give students as many learning opportunities and experiences as possible in order to engage, motivate and prepare them for their academic studies as well as future life.

There is brilliance in each of us. Sometimes we miss a concept or have developed learning styles that keep our brilliance hidden. Others of us just need a coach. For those, the "studying" of a thing is much less exciting than the "doing" of a thing. My job as your tutor is to help you discover your brilliance by packaging your study so you can "do". ... There is brilliance in each of us. Sometimes we...