Award-Winning ACT English Tutors in Glendale, CA

...Science, Geography, and History buff and love to share this knowledge with my students! I find that the best approach to tutoring is getting to know my students and learning what his or her passions are. I love tailoring my lessons to help appeal to the interests of my students. I want my students to walk away from our sessions feeling empowered with the tools and knowledge that will help them overcome any academic obstacle...

...my students in situations where they can work through problems and feel proud when they succeed. I hope my patience and easy-going personality combined with a drive to see students achieve all they are capable of, allows me to do just that. For me, education is a key to a successful and fulfilling life. I want to use my experience and skills to help students feel great about school and their own accomplishments in scholastic...

...my college studies in biology at Caltech. My passion for arts and sciences allows me to connect with students with diverse interests. I am most passionate about tutoring math and science, because I think that too many students are told that they're hard or not fun. In my sessions, I always try to relate what we're learning back to something my student is interested in. I really enjoy sharing my love for learning, and I...

...a way that is best for them and help them to love learning just like I have! The subjects I tutor are Spanish, French and Math. I've studied Spanish for eight years, from 8th grade through my senior year of college. I have a background in Spanish literature and strong reading and writing skills. I've studied French for three semesters of college, used Roseta Stone, was tutored myself and have had conversational sessions with French...

...pre-engineering courses. In these classes, students learned 3-D modeling as well as drafting, robotics programming in C++, as well as applied physics. I have worked with students of all background and pride myself on not only teaching testing strategies, but new ways to think: an engineering education does not teach you how to "fix stuff," but rather teaches the willing student how to approach problems in a systematic way. I feel that this approach can...

...the Writing, Reasoning, and Verbal sections. My favorite area of the exam is Sentence Correction, since grammar is one of my nerdy passions. I still love watching Schoolhouse Rock! and singing along with Conjunction Junction and A Noun is a Person, Place, or Thing. Outside of the world of academia, my interests lean toward entertainment and fitness, often both at the same time. I like to listen to comedy podcasts like How Did This Get...

...I currently work at a market research firm, where I conduct marketing analysis for movies studios! I recently graduated from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in May 2015, where I received my Bachelor's degree in Economics. I have a deep passion for math and a love for the Spanish language! I did well on standardized testing and I am willing to help with that as well! In college, I was a teaching...

...brings writers to new levels of understanding about, and a stronger relationship with, their own writing processes. From the time I could hold a crayon, I loved the written word. Today, I have over forty personal journals filled with the details, big ideas, and general mumblings of my journeys. In all of my tutoring sessions, writers receive the benefit of my passion for writing and my broad spectrum of experience and expertise. I look forward...

...rural Massachusetts, and am now certified to teach grades K-12 in both Massachusetts and California. While my concentration is in U.S. and World History, I've also had the opportunity to teach English, Literature, and Standardized Test preparation. Most recently, I taught English and essay writing one-on-one to some fabulous middle school girls. In my spare time, I play volleyball and ultimate frisbee, bake delicious (I hope!) vegan desserts, and read swashbuckling fantasy novels.

...any academic struggle, whatever it may be. I began tutoring primarily academic writing since I've been an English buff my whole life but I soon branched out into Math and SAT's. My favorite part about tutoring is surely the challenge: every student comes equipped with their own set of obstacles and helping them overcome these obstacles as well as figure out ways to find the fun and the artistry in whatever seemingly droll assignment they're...