Award-Winning AIMS Tutors in Phoenix, AZ

...with a focus on Applied Behavior Analysis. Once I earned my Master's degree, I resigned from teaching in public school and now work with children with autism 1:1 in their home and community (including school). Even though I have experience in all subject areas, I am most passionate about math, reading and writing up to the 6h grade level. Though I do not work specifically for schools anymore, I am still passionate about education. I...

...students and parents! I am currently a graduate student with the University of Phoenix working on a Master's in education and I plan on a career in teaching mathematics at the junior high and high school levels. I completed my undergraduate degree at Arizona State University where I earned a Bachelor's degree in Kinesiology. While I enjoy tutoring all of the subjects listed and more, my favorite to teach is math. I am a very...

...a National Merit Scholar, IB diploma holder, Arizona State University graduate with a Bachelor's in Mathematics, and lifelong learner, I am confident that I can assist students with whatever their goals may be. I would like to help students identify their goals, help them develop the tools necessary for success in those goals, and fan the flame of their chosen passion. I believe a relevant education is important to success, achievement, and well-being. I am...

...am a recent graduate of Northern Arizona University with my Bachelor of Science in Special and Elementary Education. I am also certified by the state of Arizona to teach elementary grades kindergarten through eighth, special education kindergarten through twelfth, and multicultural education. Currently I am teaching third grade at a public elementary school in Phoenix. During my undergraduate degree work I was fortunate enough to be able to work with third, fourth, sixth, seventh, and...

...have a B.S. in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Arizona. I've been on academic probation and truly understand what it's like to struggle with material. That struggle helps me to be a better teacher. I start medical school this fall, which goes to show that it does not matter if you have a difficult start. What does matter is how you choose to respond to challenges and what you do to overcome...

...high school, I spent my lunch hour tutoring students who were struggling in their classes. Initially, I found this difficult; it was a challenge determining exactly where a student's understanding of a topic was faulty. Over time, however, I developed a keener sense for the hurdles that students sometimes face when learning, as well as the most efficient ways to overcome them. I also developed more patience and empathy through tutoring - I often remembered...

...entered the University of Southern California on a full academic scholarship in August 2008. In May 2012, I graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelors in Biology and a Bachelors in Music (emphasis: Violin Performance). In May 2014, I graduated with a Masters in Public Health degree (emphasis: biostatistics) at the top of my class. As such, I enjoy tutoring students in math and science subjects. In the past, I have tutored middle school students...

...am a high school math teacher in Phoenix! I have been teaching various mathematics over a period of 15 years, as well as currently working on perusing National Board Certification for AYA-Mathematics. I hold Teaching Credentials in the states of Arizona, Mississippi, and California. More than anything else, mathematics, and learning in general, should matter to students. My teaching philosophy is very simple: raise the bar of expectations, treat students with kindness and humor, help...

...my life I have looked at obstacles as problem solving challenges. Ultimately, when it comes to academics, we are learning new ways of thinking, logic, and the means to solve problems. At times those methodologies seem foreign to us due to their approach. Finding alternative approaches helps us all in moving forward, assimilating information, and mastering problems. I aim to arm those that I work with many tools in their approach to a given subject...

...come from the icy and cold state of Minnesota, where I began my career in educating young people as a high school social studies teacher. My passion for warm temperatures brought me to Arizona last year to work and live with my extended family. I am currently also doing another passion of mine—coaching soccer—while I tutor and look for a good doctoral program to attend. My plans are to continue in the field of education...