Award-Winning ACT English Tutors in Largo, FL

...Florida, with the hopes of one day becoming a pediatrician. As of right now, my interests and hobbies are pretty scattered, but I love to play soccer, spend time at the gym, listen to music and discover new artists, and journal. I'm also a UF Honors Ambassador, so I get to spend a lot of...

...a standardized test, it will help them in all their future hobbies and occupations. I can't make a student embrace this attitude, but I can and will encourage it. I started tutoring in high school in standardized testing and subjects such as physics and chemistry. I have found nothing in any other occupation as rewarding...

...how to develop a process-based approach to problems, adapting to the student's particular needs. I specialize in SAT and ACT test prep. My students have seen immense leaps in their scores. On average, my students' SAT scores increase by 200 points (equivalent to 6 points on the ACT). I even had one student increase her...

...in Studio Art. In 2012, I also graduated with a Bachelors of Fine Art in Painting. As a graduate teaching student in drawing and painting, I interacted with students on a one-on-one basis, helping them to better understand the assignments and improve upon their work. I would relate to them on a familiar level, finding...

...and help them feel confident about their work. I am also punctual and reliable, which is extremely important. I enjoy helping students with their work, particularly writing. I hold advanced degrees in psychology and urban planning and public policy, and I am currently working on my MFA in creative writing. At the college level, academic...

...satisfaction in sharing that fondness with others. In middle and high school, I edited the essays and short stories of my friends and peers for enjoyment, starting with basic grammar corrections and eventually expanding my scope to comments on structure, plot, imagery, and clarity of thought. Now, I tutor reading, writing, and test preparation. I...

...process of learning is a dialogue and not a monologue: learning requires collaboration between the student and her or his tutor. It is, therefore, critical to make sure that during my tutoring hours, every student feels comfortable contributing her or his thoughts and arguments. I have found that if your students can laugh with you...

...lives of people I know deserve better. Part of how I can make those changes now is through tutoring, helping others get a foot up by helping them through their education. I tutor reading, writing, and verbal test prep. As a law student, I have use critical reading skills constantly, and I have been trained...

...for about six years now and have experience with elementary, middle school, high school, and college levels. From the fall of 2012 to the spring of 2013 I tutored two sixth grade twins four afternoons a week. One student had an attention disorder, so as I helped in any and all subjects I also worked...

I have just completed my Master's degree in English Literature at the University of South Florida. I also earned three Bachelor's degrees from USF in English, History, and Classics. I have primarily worked with college freshmen in my English composition courses at the university, and thoroughly enjoy helping my students achieve their goals. ... The most important thing about teaching, in my mind, is to provide a safe, comfortable environment in which the student can develop. I offer support and tools to grow the student's confidence in the academic environment.