I am fascinated by language, by both the intricacies of its structure and by the awesome array of possibilities it can unleash when masterfully used. Give me a piece of writing, whether highly technical or enchantingly lyrical, and I will immerse myself in it and then quickly become “fluent” in its particular style.Just last year I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Ithaca College with a degree in English Literature as well as a minor in Integrated Marketing Communications. At Ithaca, I was a proud member of the Sigma Tau Delta English National Honor Society as well as the interdisciplinary National Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi. Next fall, I will be beginning a PhD program in English Literature at Brown University in order to pursue my dream of becoming a college professor. Outside of the classroom, I am passionate about music, movies, Spanish and traveling.As a teacher, I strive to cultivate an organic interest in my subject matter while simultaneously developing a thorough knowledge of the technical aspects of that field. I do this by encouraging independent thinking in my students while guiding them through the sometimes thorny thickets of more structural aspects of our work such as grammar, punctuation, or source citations. It is my hope that my students will come away from my lessons not only prepared to succeed in their examinations and compositions, but also with a bourgeoning interest in these fields themselves.

I attended a Montessori school as a child and one of the most important things I gained from that experience was a sense of ownership over my own learning. It is easy for students to feel like passive participants in their own education and whether a student thrives or struggles in school often has as much to do with whether they have learned to play the game of getting good grades as it does with actual learning. When I work with a student I strive to form a personal connection with them and between them and the subject we are working on with the goal of helping them not only achieve their short term goals, but approach the subject in a more positive, productive way. One of my greatest strengths as a tutor is my empathy and attention to each student's individual point of view; everybody has different ways of learning most productively and I strive not to drill in concepts, but to help students see how they can best approach material to make it intuitive and natural to themselves.

My passion for teaching combined with my years of teaching experience teaching these subjects means my students get the best from me.I took mathematics and science classes in college and undergraduate and went on to get Masters degrees in Earth Sciences and Business Administration/ Finance. While in graduate school, I was a teaching assistant and I have been tutoring these subjects since then. I enjoy teaching and helping students understand the concepts behind different topics. From my experience, I have developed an approach that starts by understanding the specific needs of different students and adjusting my teaching style to what is most effective at helping them understand the subject. I have applied this approach over my 6+ years of graduate assistantship and private tutoring with great results and I am most satisfied when students call to tell me about their much improved to excellent academic performance.

Do you ever go into class thinking, "Okay, I am 100% focused and I will completely understand everything my teacher says", and leave thinking "What just happened?!?"... It's not uncommon. Often times you might just be one concept behind and are always trying to play mental catch-up during lecture. Or maybe you just learn better in terms of "apples" when your teacher only knows how to to teach in terms of "oranges". Let me help you get ahead of the game and compare apples to oranges. There is no reason why you cant learn anything you want, get back on track, and make light work of your once most dreaded subject matter. I love to tutor because there is nothing more rewarding than getting to that "Aha!" moment that every student strives to reach. Come attack your problems from a new angle and "Aha!" with me!

As a first-gen college graduate, I have been grateful and privileged enough to have a strong community for myself. I want to give back to students and hope to accomplish the same. I am honored to say that I graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison with a Bachelor of Science in Education studies December of 2021. I have been very fond of teaching and tutoring since I was a few years old and now more than ever, I want to tutor students. I love to learn and love to teach much more. My experience involves working with students from 7th grade until 12th grade. I have worked in Madison schools as well as some in Chicago. Working with students gives me so much joy. I love to help the newer generations become the best they can be, just like those have done for me. My favorite subjects to teach are Algebra, Spanish, Geometry, Writting, College Applications, and Organizational Strategies. I love to tutor Algebra because I learned different fun approaches to teaching concepts! As a teaching approach, I am very patient, clear when communicating, and always find different ways of explaining processes/concepts. Outside of Academia, when I'm not applying to graduate programs, I love to go on bike runs, take pictures of nature, and will always be spending time with my amazing family.

As a teacher for 26 years and a mom for 22 years! I believe that teaching for the individual is the most important and beneficial way to increase success! I teach towards the interests and needs for each student!

I am an educator eager to bring students into the twenty-first century using a unique combination of education experience coupled withtwenty years’ business experience. I am dedicated to enthusiastic and dynamic teaching as a means of creating and nurturing a lifelong loveof knowledge in children. I have been teaching over seven years high school and middle school students and always encourage my students to take anactive role in their learning.I enjoy reading, sports, and spending time with my family. I am very active in school as a Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, and Community Service Coordinator. I am also an active member of my Sorority (Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.) as well as in my church community.I look forward to providing any educational services to any student in need of assistance.

Hi! I am McKayla Muse and I am currently a student at UCO. My major is biomedical sciences and I am working on a minor in French. I really enjoy learning about each of these subjects, and I would love to help anyone having trouble in any of these subjects!

After graduating from the University of Vermont last June with a B.A. in History (concentration in European) and English, I looked forward to any opportunities that would allow me to utilize my passion for these subjects in combination with my love of connecting with others. Thus, after number of years spent experimenting with part-time positions, including volunteer work for multiple non-profits, being a trip leader for international students, multiple restaurant jobs, interning for the Bernie Sanders Campaign, working as a jack-o-lantern artist and live pumpkin carver, I naturally began my foray into tutoring!My teaching style, developed over time from my experience back in high school as a tutor as well as my recent work as a tutor for a private company, is relaxed, empathetic, encouraging and personable. I truly believe there is something valuable and exciting to be found within even the most "boring" of academic subjects. I see this as incredibly important to emphasize to my students, who may often see their school subjects as uninteresting or irrelevant to their lives. My goal is to help generate within my students a genuine excitement and even passion for what they're learning, through lesson plans that are organized, concise, thorough and tailored to each individual's needs.Most of my tutoring experience has been helping early high-school students in European, American and Global History, specifically Regents subjects. My most recent lessons, for example centered around the Age of Jackson, Ancient China and Ancient Greece. In addition, I do have some tutoring experience when it comes to essay preparation, editing and writing. I was a copy-editor for my college newspaper, The Cynic, and am currently a volunteer writer/editor for a non-profit, IMM Print, which seeks to humanize immigrants within the United States' detention system, so I'm very comfortable with knowing how to produce an effective, readable and interesting piece of writing.In my spare time, I love to hike, be outdoors, run, play guitar, listen to music, watch documentaries, bake yummy treats, hang out with my cat and do art (I have a minor in Studio Art, as well!). Another great passion of mine is traveling - I spent a semester abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark, and have traveled extensively around Europe and the United States.

I am a graduate of Arcadia University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Biology in the Spring of 2021. In the fall of 2021, I am beginning my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia as well. I have worked with kids in academic, athletic, and summer camp settings my entire life. I am very passionate about tutoring students in Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and English and Essay Writing. I have only tutored for a very brief time in my life, but I have the experience in rigorous coursework and the empathy to help students obtain their short-term and long-term goals. Education is my most important value. I feel as if I have the knowledge and experience to help students reach their potential and help them with their struggles. In my free time, I enjoy sports, yoga, and spending time outside with friends and family.

I am fascinated by language, by both the intricacies of its structure and by the awesome array of possibilities it can unleash when masterfully used. Give me a piece of writing, whether highly technical or enchantingly lyrical, and I will immerse myself in it and then quickly become “fluent” in its particular style.Just last year I graduated Magna Cum Laude from Ithaca College with a degree in English Literature as well as a minor in Integrated Marketing Communications. At Ithaca, I was a proud member of the Sigma Tau Delta English National Honor Society as well as the interdisciplinary National Honor Society Phi Kappa Phi. Next fall, I will be beginning a PhD program in English Literature at Brown University in order to pursue my dream of becoming a college professor. Outside of the classroom, I am passionate about music, movies, Spanish and traveling.As a teacher, I strive to cultivate an organic interest in my subject matter while simultaneously developing a thorough knowledge of the technical aspects of that field. I do this by encouraging independent thinking in my students while guiding them through the sometimes thorny thickets of more structural aspects of our work such as grammar, punctuation, or source citations. It is my hope that my students will come away from my lessons not only prepared to succeed in their examinations and compositions, but also with a bourgeoning interest in these fields themselves.

I attended a Montessori school as a child and one of the most important things I gained from that experience was a sense of ownership over my own learning. It is easy for students to feel like passive participants in their own education and whether a student thrives or struggles in school often has as much to do with whether they have learned to play the game of getting good grades as it does with actual learning. When I work with a student I strive to form a personal connection with them and between them and the subject we are working on with the goal of helping them not only achieve their short term goals, but approach the subject in a more positive, productive way. One of my greatest strengths as a tutor is my empathy and attention to each student's individual point of view; everybody has different ways of learning most productively and I strive not to drill in concepts, but to help students see how they can best approach material to make it intuitive and natural to themselves.

My passion for teaching combined with my years of teaching experience teaching these subjects means my students get the best from me.I took mathematics and science classes in college and undergraduate and went on to get Masters degrees in Earth Sciences and Business Administration/ Finance. While in graduate school, I was a teaching assistant and I have been tutoring these subjects since then. I enjoy teaching and helping students understand the concepts behind different topics. From my experience, I have developed an approach that starts by understanding the specific needs of different students and adjusting my teaching style to what is most effective at helping them understand the subject. I have applied this approach over my 6+ years of graduate assistantship and private tutoring with great results and I am most satisfied when students call to tell me about their much improved to excellent academic performance.

Do you ever go into class thinking, "Okay, I am 100% focused and I will completely understand everything my teacher says", and leave thinking "What just happened?!?"... It's not uncommon. Often times you might just be one concept behind and are always trying to play mental catch-up during lecture. Or maybe you just learn better in terms of "apples" when your teacher only knows how to to teach in terms of "oranges". Let me help you get ahead of the game and compare apples to oranges. There is no reason why you cant learn anything you want, get back on track, and make light work of your once most dreaded subject matter. I love to tutor because there is nothing more rewarding than getting to that "Aha!" moment that every student strives to reach. Come attack your problems from a new angle and "Aha!" with me!

As a first-gen college graduate, I have been grateful and privileged enough to have a strong community for myself. I want to give back to students and hope to accomplish the same. I am honored to say that I graduated from the University of Wisconsin Madison with a Bachelor of Science in Education studies December of 2021. I have been very fond of teaching and tutoring since I was a few years old and now more than ever, I want to tutor students. I love to learn and love to teach much more. My experience involves working with students from 7th grade until 12th grade. I have worked in Madison schools as well as some in Chicago. Working with students gives me so much joy. I love to help the newer generations become the best they can be, just like those have done for me. My favorite subjects to teach are Algebra, Spanish, Geometry, Writting, College Applications, and Organizational Strategies. I love to tutor Algebra because I learned different fun approaches to teaching concepts! As a teaching approach, I am very patient, clear when communicating, and always find different ways of explaining processes/concepts. Outside of Academia, when I'm not applying to graduate programs, I love to go on bike runs, take pictures of nature, and will always be spending time with my amazing family.

As a teacher for 26 years and a mom for 22 years! I believe that teaching for the individual is the most important and beneficial way to increase success! I teach towards the interests and needs for each student!

I am an educator eager to bring students into the twenty-first century using a unique combination of education experience coupled withtwenty years’ business experience. I am dedicated to enthusiastic and dynamic teaching as a means of creating and nurturing a lifelong loveof knowledge in children. I have been teaching over seven years high school and middle school students and always encourage my students to take anactive role in their learning.I enjoy reading, sports, and spending time with my family. I am very active in school as a Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, and Community Service Coordinator. I am also an active member of my Sorority (Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.) as well as in my church community.I look forward to providing any educational services to any student in need of assistance.

Hi! I am McKayla Muse and I am currently a student at UCO. My major is biomedical sciences and I am working on a minor in French. I really enjoy learning about each of these subjects, and I would love to help anyone having trouble in any of these subjects!

After graduating from the University of Vermont last June with a B.A. in History (concentration in European) and English, I looked forward to any opportunities that would allow me to utilize my passion for these subjects in combination with my love of connecting with others. Thus, after number of years spent experimenting with part-time positions, including volunteer work for multiple non-profits, being a trip leader for international students, multiple restaurant jobs, interning for the Bernie Sanders Campaign, working as a jack-o-lantern artist and live pumpkin carver, I naturally began my foray into tutoring!My teaching style, developed over time from my experience back in high school as a tutor as well as my recent work as a tutor for a private company, is relaxed, empathetic, encouraging and personable. I truly believe there is something valuable and exciting to be found within even the most "boring" of academic subjects. I see this as incredibly important to emphasize to my students, who may often see their school subjects as uninteresting or irrelevant to their lives. My goal is to help generate within my students a genuine excitement and even passion for what they're learning, through lesson plans that are organized, concise, thorough and tailored to each individual's needs.Most of my tutoring experience has been helping early high-school students in European, American and Global History, specifically Regents subjects. My most recent lessons, for example centered around the Age of Jackson, Ancient China and Ancient Greece. In addition, I do have some tutoring experience when it comes to essay preparation, editing and writing. I was a copy-editor for my college newspaper, The Cynic, and am currently a volunteer writer/editor for a non-profit, IMM Print, which seeks to humanize immigrants within the United States' detention system, so I'm very comfortable with knowing how to produce an effective, readable and interesting piece of writing.In my spare time, I love to hike, be outdoors, run, play guitar, listen to music, watch documentaries, bake yummy treats, hang out with my cat and do art (I have a minor in Studio Art, as well!). Another great passion of mine is traveling - I spent a semester abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark, and have traveled extensively around Europe and the United States.

I am a graduate of Arcadia University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Biology in the Spring of 2021. In the fall of 2021, I am beginning my Doctorate in Physical Therapy from Arcadia as well. I have worked with kids in academic, athletic, and summer camp settings my entire life. I am very passionate about tutoring students in Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and English and Essay Writing. I have only tutored for a very brief time in my life, but I have the experience in rigorous coursework and the empathy to help students obtain their short-term and long-term goals. Education is my most important value. I feel as if I have the knowledge and experience to help students reach their potential and help them with their struggles. In my free time, I enjoy sports, yoga, and spending time outside with friends and family.