By tutoring others, I help them move past the struggles I've had myself. I believe the strongest motivator is success, and seeing that I might play a positive role in achieving that is very rewarding.

I received my MA and MPhil in American Politics with a focus on American Political History from Columbia University and am presently finishing my PhD work there. I have been tutoring and teaching in this area for six years and have more than ten years of tutoring experience all told. My students' success is my own success; helping you grasp challenging concepts is deeply rewarding to me. My specialties are in GRE Prep, History, Analytical Reading/Writing, and Statistics.

I've been teaching high school math for a long time now. For the past two years I've been working at a charter school in North Las Vegas where I teach Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus and Geometry. Prior to this, I spent three years working at another charter school where I worked with at risk students with courses ranging from Pre-Algebra to Pre-Calculus as well as preparing students to take the Nevada High school proficiency exam. Prior to that I worked in San Diego county for a long time.I received my math degree from University of California, San Diego where I was rewarded many times for academic achievement.

Hello! I am a UNLV student studying nursing. I have taken all my pre-requisites and would love to tutor someone that needs help with a subject!

Teaching has always been a part of my life. One could even say it's part of the family business. Both my parents, a brother and several aunts and uncles are all in the education field -- so it certainly runs in the family.I have always valued education -- not only for how important one can be from a professional standpoint, but from a personal one as well. There are few things more satisfying than seeing a student's eyes light up when they get that 'Eureka!' moment of understanding the subject material.My primary prior education experience was working at an inner-city charter school in Cleveland, Ohio. For two years I served as a one-on-one aide for an elementary-age student with high-functioning autism. His unique abilities and the way he perceived the world required me to become very creative in my teaching methods.I can say with pride that with a lot of work and dedication from both the student and myself that he never fell behind in his classwork. Indeed he became actively engaged in the learning process. (Telling him to give the other students a chance to answer the question was a good problem to have!)While at the charter school, which was K-8, I also had ample opportunity to substitute teach every grade level, covering pretty much every subject in the Common Core curriculum. Substituting also allowed me to expand upon subjects once the material left by the teacher was completed, allowing students the opportunity to ask questions about topics and subjects that interested them.I really think if one shows a passion for learning, that passion can be passed on to a student. I know from personal experience that learning is much easier if the subject is something that one finds interesting. The trick, of course, is to make any subject or assignment interesting to the student -- and that's something I feel very strongly that I bring to the table.While my primary experience is grades K-8, I also have a high level of competence in the social sciences, as well as English/composition for high school and even college courses.

I am a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and I received my Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences. During my last semester of college, I attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas while also volunteering for the United Way of Southern Nevada, Nate Mack Elementary School, and Woodbury Middle School. My mother has taught in Clark County for 15 years and my sister is currently studying industrial engineering in Rochester, New York. I have assisted my mother's students with all subjects, mostly focusing on math and science. My teaching philosophy: by bringing real-life examples into learning, one can develop a true meaning, interest, and application of any desired subject. From experience, I find students recall concepts more easily when linked to personal interests or situations. Math and science can be fun when given the chance! In my free time, I love to go to the gym, hike, take dance classes, discover new bands on Spotify, try new coffee concoctions, or watch an endless amount of movies (any and all genres). I'm a very competitive person and I love to play all kinds of sports: tennis, soccer, gymnastics, volleyball, and golf, just to name a few!

Learning has relevance as real-world experience. I am a University of California (UC) professor with a doctor's degree in English-and-American Literature. I have received several forms of academic recognition and am a member of several academic honors societies:Cambridge Who's Who: 2007-Present: Lifetime MemberPhi Lambda Theta: August 19, 2002Phi Kappa Phi: April 26, 2002Who's Who: 1989-1990Dean's List at California State University: Dominguez Hills: June 15, 1980Bachelor of Art's Degree with Distinction: California State University: Dominguez Hills: June 15, 1978Associate of Arts Degree with Distinction: El Camino College: June 15, 1976Alpha Gama Sigma Award: El Camino College: June 15, 1976I am also a member of the alumni associations of both the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). For many years, I have primarily taught English, Literature, and Composition, while also teaching courses in Philosophy, Science, Art, History, American History, American Government, US Constitution, Economics, etc. I also have backgrounds in research and in the health field. Further, I have also been a Referee and Reader for UCLA's American Indian Studies Center, providing insights as to whether a document should be published.I am familiar with both the Modern Language Association (MLA) standards and the American Psychology Association (APA) standards in writing, including in citations and references. I have over twenty years of experience reading, marking, correcting, and grading papers at the following levels: UC schools, state university, community college, and K-12, both in regular education and in special education.I have taught students and have graded papers in UC schools for over six years, in state university for two years, in community colleges for five years, and in K-12 for seven years. All the above is concurrent with practicing private tutoring in writing in many areas, but primarily in English, Composition, and Literature. I am credentialed in teaching in special education, both as a generalist and as an autism specialist. Finally, I also have many years of experience teaching in both English as a Second Language (ESL) courses and Sheltered courses.

I enjoy teaching and tutoring students to ensure that each student will achieve academic success. I believe that all students should have high expectations for themselves and by doing so, the learning experience will continue throughout their adult life.

I am graduate from the Montessori Institute of America. I have experience working in Early Childhood Education both in Kindergarten and Elementary school age students with focuses in Phonics, Decoding, Reading, Comprehension, Writing and Math. In addition I have taught beginners Spanish and Conversational Spanish.

I am a graduate of The University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Literary & Media Studies with a focus on writing and reading. I was born in Sweden but grew up in England as a British Citizen and moved to Las Vegas in 2010 as a military wife. I was a journalist and writer for 12 years. Since graduation, I have traveled extensively, tutoring children in Romania, at the English for Asia Centre in Macau, China, and adults in Japan looking to improve their English (as I am a certified ESL instructor). While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Literature, Reading, Writing, Phonics in Early Learning and Early Learning Science. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, spending time with my 6 year old and writing articles for international websites.

By tutoring others, I help them move past the struggles I've had myself. I believe the strongest motivator is success, and seeing that I might play a positive role in achieving that is very rewarding.

I received my MA and MPhil in American Politics with a focus on American Political History from Columbia University and am presently finishing my PhD work there. I have been tutoring and teaching in this area for six years and have more than ten years of tutoring experience all told. My students' success is my own success; helping you grasp challenging concepts is deeply rewarding to me. My specialties are in GRE Prep, History, Analytical Reading/Writing, and Statistics.

I've been teaching high school math for a long time now. For the past two years I've been working at a charter school in North Las Vegas where I teach Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus and Geometry. Prior to this, I spent three years working at another charter school where I worked with at risk students with courses ranging from Pre-Algebra to Pre-Calculus as well as preparing students to take the Nevada High school proficiency exam. Prior to that I worked in San Diego county for a long time.I received my math degree from University of California, San Diego where I was rewarded many times for academic achievement.

Hello! I am a UNLV student studying nursing. I have taken all my pre-requisites and would love to tutor someone that needs help with a subject!

Teaching has always been a part of my life. One could even say it's part of the family business. Both my parents, a brother and several aunts and uncles are all in the education field -- so it certainly runs in the family.I have always valued education -- not only for how important one can be from a professional standpoint, but from a personal one as well. There are few things more satisfying than seeing a student's eyes light up when they get that 'Eureka!' moment of understanding the subject material.My primary prior education experience was working at an inner-city charter school in Cleveland, Ohio. For two years I served as a one-on-one aide for an elementary-age student with high-functioning autism. His unique abilities and the way he perceived the world required me to become very creative in my teaching methods.I can say with pride that with a lot of work and dedication from both the student and myself that he never fell behind in his classwork. Indeed he became actively engaged in the learning process. (Telling him to give the other students a chance to answer the question was a good problem to have!)While at the charter school, which was K-8, I also had ample opportunity to substitute teach every grade level, covering pretty much every subject in the Common Core curriculum. Substituting also allowed me to expand upon subjects once the material left by the teacher was completed, allowing students the opportunity to ask questions about topics and subjects that interested them.I really think if one shows a passion for learning, that passion can be passed on to a student. I know from personal experience that learning is much easier if the subject is something that one finds interesting. The trick, of course, is to make any subject or assignment interesting to the student -- and that's something I feel very strongly that I bring to the table.While my primary experience is grades K-8, I also have a high level of competence in the social sciences, as well as English/composition for high school and even college courses.

I am a graduate of the University of Hawaii at Manoa, and I received my Bachelor of Science in Animal Sciences. During my last semester of college, I attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas while also volunteering for the United Way of Southern Nevada, Nate Mack Elementary School, and Woodbury Middle School. My mother has taught in Clark County for 15 years and my sister is currently studying industrial engineering in Rochester, New York. I have assisted my mother's students with all subjects, mostly focusing on math and science. My teaching philosophy: by bringing real-life examples into learning, one can develop a true meaning, interest, and application of any desired subject. From experience, I find students recall concepts more easily when linked to personal interests or situations. Math and science can be fun when given the chance! In my free time, I love to go to the gym, hike, take dance classes, discover new bands on Spotify, try new coffee concoctions, or watch an endless amount of movies (any and all genres). I'm a very competitive person and I love to play all kinds of sports: tennis, soccer, gymnastics, volleyball, and golf, just to name a few!

Learning has relevance as real-world experience. I am a University of California (UC) professor with a doctor's degree in English-and-American Literature. I have received several forms of academic recognition and am a member of several academic honors societies:Cambridge Who's Who: 2007-Present: Lifetime MemberPhi Lambda Theta: August 19, 2002Phi Kappa Phi: April 26, 2002Who's Who: 1989-1990Dean's List at California State University: Dominguez Hills: June 15, 1980Bachelor of Art's Degree with Distinction: California State University: Dominguez Hills: June 15, 1978Associate of Arts Degree with Distinction: El Camino College: June 15, 1976Alpha Gama Sigma Award: El Camino College: June 15, 1976I am also a member of the alumni associations of both the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and the University of California, San Diego (UCSD). For many years, I have primarily taught English, Literature, and Composition, while also teaching courses in Philosophy, Science, Art, History, American History, American Government, US Constitution, Economics, etc. I also have backgrounds in research and in the health field. Further, I have also been a Referee and Reader for UCLA's American Indian Studies Center, providing insights as to whether a document should be published.I am familiar with both the Modern Language Association (MLA) standards and the American Psychology Association (APA) standards in writing, including in citations and references. I have over twenty years of experience reading, marking, correcting, and grading papers at the following levels: UC schools, state university, community college, and K-12, both in regular education and in special education.I have taught students and have graded papers in UC schools for over six years, in state university for two years, in community colleges for five years, and in K-12 for seven years. All the above is concurrent with practicing private tutoring in writing in many areas, but primarily in English, Composition, and Literature. I am credentialed in teaching in special education, both as a generalist and as an autism specialist. Finally, I also have many years of experience teaching in both English as a Second Language (ESL) courses and Sheltered courses.

I enjoy teaching and tutoring students to ensure that each student will achieve academic success. I believe that all students should have high expectations for themselves and by doing so, the learning experience will continue throughout their adult life.

I am graduate from the Montessori Institute of America. I have experience working in Early Childhood Education both in Kindergarten and Elementary school age students with focuses in Phonics, Decoding, Reading, Comprehension, Writing and Math. In addition I have taught beginners Spanish and Conversational Spanish.

I am a graduate of The University of East Anglia in the United Kingdom. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Literary & Media Studies with a focus on writing and reading. I was born in Sweden but grew up in England as a British Citizen and moved to Las Vegas in 2010 as a military wife. I was a journalist and writer for 12 years. Since graduation, I have traveled extensively, tutoring children in Romania, at the English for Asia Centre in Macau, China, and adults in Japan looking to improve their English (as I am a certified ESL instructor). While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Literature, Reading, Writing, Phonics in Early Learning and Early Learning Science. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this appreciation to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading that which enriches my life, spending time with my 6 year old and writing articles for international websites.