Award-Winning ACT Tutors in Nashville, TN

...in process development. My goal is to help students learn how to problem solve on test day rather than simply regurgitate information. When a student learns how to develop context around his or her knowledge, that student is better prepared for class, for research, for writing, and for exams. While many students panic at the prospect of taking standardized tests like the ACT or GRE, I have learned that my methods lead to more confident...

...in English (on a creative writing track) and Spanish. I also studied history as a minor and was a part of Butler's honors program. I'm currently living in Nashville. My background in tutoring includes extensive experience as an ESL (English as a Second Language) tutor, being a teacher's assistant for college-level classes, and teaching a creative writing camp. Additionally, I have the global seal of biliteracy for Spanish and studied abroad in Spain for four...

...tutor, and have since found that those skills have translated well to helping business students thrive at Varsity Tutors. While I also tutor other subjects including Spanish and College English, I have found working with professionals seeking designations or motivated college business students looking to get ahead to be a great fit for me. I now work in business development for a venture capital firm whose operators have created over $3.0B in exit value. I...

...creative techniques to help students better process difficult information and retain the most knowledge. My teaching philosophy is based on patience, positive reinforcement, and the breakdown of difficult material into easier-to-process parts. I believe no student should ever have to feel unintelligent. We've all fallen behind on schoolwork at some point and we've all encountered a few subjects that just wouldn't stick, but this in no way reflects our capabilities to learn.... I usually like to...

...and tutor, I know from experience just how much a student can grow with the right mindset and approach. I have a Bachelor's degree in English and Education, a Master's degree in Information Sciences, an Ed. S. in Educational Leadership, and I am currently pursuing my Doctorate in School Leadership. My favorite subjects to tutor are ACT prep and writing because I believe that helping students excel in these areas greatly improves their post-secondary success.

...it is a two-way street. I love when my students give me feedback about where they are, as this helps inform me on the goals to work toward. I am a native Tennessean from a town in northwest Tennessee called Troy. I graduated from Lipscomb University with a double major in Communications and Spanish in 2013. I have lived in Honduras and Paraguay and made many trips to Mexico, and I am fluent in Spanish...

...tutoring and helping people through their different journeys. I worked as a peer tutor for many different students and also a peer advisor for incoming Honors students at the University of Georgia. I tutor for the SAT and ACT as well as college admissions. My favorite subject to tutor is Math because it was always one of my favorite subjects in school. My teaching style is very flexible to the student! Different people learn in...

...teaching Math. I earned my Bachelors degree from Illinois State University, my Masters degree from Concordia University, and I am a Nationally Board Certified Teacher. I tutor Math for many different ages. My goal is to help make math easier for students and help them learn to persevere and problems solve when they come across difficult problems. I always try to relate the math to something that my students are interested in to help make...

...ACT Prep since I was a Sophomore in High School. After 4 years of experience, I continue to enjoy tutoring these subjects, and the constant challenge of improving my abilities and techniques. I get a great sense of satisfaction in helping those I tutor improve their grades, test scores, and overall understanding of the subjects I am teaching them. Not only do I focus on the subject matter being taught, but I also focus on...

...TESOL certificate from University of California at Berkeley, and a BA in philosophy from the University of Virginia. Before teaching and studying at MTSU, I taught ESL to international students for over ten years including conversation, reading, writing and examination classes for the Cambridge Examinations, TOEFL examinations and US college entrance examinations. I also have extensive experience teaching executive business English classes that covered presentations, report composition, business communications, and negotiations. During this period I...

I am very excited to give maximum effort to build relationships and inspire an interest in learning.

Hello! My name is Donald Cory. I am a physics graduate who is passionate about science and math. I'll be open to any chat about these topics, the subjects being tutored, and/or my experience in college. Looking forward to getting to know you!

...applying to 10+ colleges and 30+ medical schools. I can therefore understand the difficulties associated with preparing for standardized tests and the anxiety about college admissions. I am eager to help students prepare for college applications, including mastering standardized tests, college essays, and study strategies. I am also driven to teach young students to become better overall writers and critical readers as these skills will affect all facets of their educational career. My ultimate goal,...

...they are being taught, and I acknowledge that sometimes this requires additional help outside of the classroom. I believe that students are much more engaged and focused when they fully grasp the concepts being taught. I am also a proponent of using a student's preferred learning style to help them have the best understanding of the subject being taught. Finally, I believe that learning should be fun, and that every student can enjoy learning if...

...and tests such as TOEFL. I find the greatest sense of joy when a difficult topic in a subject finally begins to click for my students, and that is what I want to help my students achieve: little aha! moments. With the growing need for English around the world as a second language, and for improved comprehension levels domestically, I want to ensure that my students achieve that no matter what their starting level may...

...teaching Honors Chemistry (high school credit) at LSU. During my career, I have taught courses in gifted and talented chemistry, honors chemistry, standard chemistry, physical science, anatomy & physiology, aerospace science, and physics. My hobbies/interests are keeping up with LSU Tiger football and baseball, reading suspense thrillers, and collecting wrist watches and ink pens. I also help take care my mother who now lives with us. Call me and I'll take the mystery out of...

Nice to meet you! I am a full-time student at MTSU majoring in English and minoring in Computer Science. I have diverse experience working with students of all age groups and backgrounds, in both volunteer and paid positions. I am dedicated to helping every student achieve their absolute best. I look forward to working with you!

...school to Master's level), physics (I,II), chemistry (I,II), and engineering (statics, dynamics, mechanics of materials etc.). My teaching philosophy is that students must be taught how to think about the given subject and develop intuition, and the grades will follow automatically. It makes me happy to say that I have been a part of many students' academic success, in terms of grades as well as development of interest in their classes. Over the many years...

I am currently a PhD student in computational Science. My area of research is in Deep learning. I am also teacher/lecturer at Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU), Tennessee. I have vast experience in tutoring math and statistics My hobbies and interests: Mentoring, Counseling, Table Tennis, Attending conferences, Visiting People, Learning new things, Like to make new friends.

...happy to return to those roots with you! I work from multiple frameworks that adapt to not only each individual student, but also their progress and its ever-changing trajectories. Rather than relying on visual learning, which I myself tend to do, I try to connect the visual with the verbal in order to tune eyes and ears to the metaphors that are the basis of any subject. In my spare time, I write poetry, so...