Award-Winning ACT Tutors in North Richland Hills, TX

...audition for All State as well. I have the proclivity to learn extremely difficult violin pieces and techniques. I was a long distance runner as well. I have run many 5Ks throughout senior high, and completed my first marathon in April 2009. Afterward, I participated in gymnastics, circus arts, yoga, and contortion as personal enrichment.

...courses presented. The majority of my teaching experience comes from Collin College, where I serve as faculty in Anatomy and Physiology. This position has been instructive to me, I have become a better teacher and I continue to be very passionate about education. I tutor in Anatomy, Physiology, Biology and Chemistry. Of these, my favorite...

...different levels and backgrounds, including students with learning disabilities and students for whom English is their second language. I have seen firsthand how an engaging, results-obsessed approach can help students achieve their goals. As a former instructor for Testmasters and Powerscore, I have helped thousands of students increase their LSAT & SAT scores. Besides talking...

...for college students needing test prep and study strategies). Outside of teaching and tutoring, I spend a great deal of my free time enjoying my family, friends, movies, music, basketball games and food. I underwent demanding high school and college programs (including completing several Advanced Placement courses for college credit), engaged in theater, yearbook, community...

...my early years, and I play multiple musical instruments, including the piano. Music still remains a creative outlet for me. I also strongly believe in giving back to society and setting a good example, so I actively partake in philanthropic endeavors. Currently, I serve as a Board Member of the United Nations Association in Miami.

...about reading, writing and literature—I have had demonstrable success in helping students to boost their standardized test scores in these areas. Any student can master any subject; it's often just a matter of finding the right motivation. Outside of my teaching pursuits, I enjoy freelance writing, biking, hitting the gym, taking in concerts and traipsing...

...keeping students engaged by finding a way to help them relate to the material. I believe that the most effective teachers are those who are willing to learn from their students. Overall, it was an extremely rewarding experience. Also among my most rewarding life experiences has been the opportunity to study and travel abroad extensively....

...at evaluating student's needs as well as teacher expectations and testing styles to ensure that the student not only learns the information but can reproduce it successfully in the format necessary for the class. Above all, I am creative and great at listening and communicating, so I can adapt my style to your needs.... My teaching philosophy begins with listening. It is important to me to understand what my students need, even if they can't tell me explicitly. While I have plenty of lesson plans from years of experience, education is best when it is adaptable. Each time I use an example or edit an assignment, I take note of which things work (or don't) for my student, so our time becomes more productive, and my tutoring more tailored to the student with each session. I spend time coming up with examples and exercises that are creative, interesting, and relevant to my student's lives. If you ask me, I can teach you tricks to help you memorize a ton of facts for a test, but I'd rather help you process and learn the material so you can retain it and use it for years to come.

...wide array of experience and interests that allow me to help nearly every student. I can tutor math subjects, economics, accounting, reading, and writing. I really enjoy reading papers, surprisingly I know! I can give you all kind of grammatical suggestions along with organizing your thoughts. Remember: A boring paper to write is a boring...

...me the greatest joy in life. Through my years working as a tutor, I have found that "all work and no play" makes students tired and yields to difficulty with focus. I overcome this by rewarding positive progress with fun sessions, game days, trivia, or a reward to encourage determination and reinforce students' resolve. When...