I graduated from Rutgers School of Law in Camden, and have sat for both the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bar Exams. Before attending law school I graduated from Rutgers in New Brunswick with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting. I am originally from Hillsdale, NJ and grew up in Bergen County, NJ.My education and professional experiences enable me to tutor a variety of subjects, from math to business to liberal arts to standardized testing (LSAT and SAT). I have interned for an international accounting firm, a NJ appeals judge, an internal auditing firm and a real estate attorney's office. I have developed my leadership and organization skills while working in fast-paced and more relaxed employers. My tutoring experience includes tutoring undergraduate accounting students, other undergraduates while I was completing my law degree, and teaching the SAT for a national test prep company.In my free time, I like to explore Philadelphia's restaurants. I am a huge foodie and enjoy trying new cuisines and cooking. I enjoy running, keeping active, golf and traveling.

As an experienced educator and tutor for over 7 years, I believe in finding different ways to teach. This includes guiding students on how to think for themselves, while also monitoring their own thinking. I focus on giving power back to the student.A few areas in which I excel include: really getting to know people and their interests, using student interests during lessons, strong problem-solving, general organization, different ways to teach most subjects, and student engagement.My teaching degree is from UNC Greensboro in reading and math for grades 6-9. I also hold a Master's Degree in School Administration that I earned in 2020. In the leadership roles that I have had at my schools, I trained countless teachers in math, reading, writing, speaking, science, and social studies topics in grades K-5 for about 3 years. I have also taught and tutored students in topics ranging from grades K-9.

I hold a master's degree in English from Boston College, and I have 5-6 years of tutoring experience, depending on the subject. I also teach college level writing and English.I tutor ESL/ELL, English, Writing, Editing, Grammar and Style, SAT Reading, and Literature. I most enjoy tutoring writing, since that's what I teach, and literature, since that's what I enjoy studying most.My tutoring (and teaching) style is relatively informal, since I like to make sure students are comfortable both with me and the material. I also find that a more casual setting increases students' willingness to learn and their ability to retain material. My goal is to make sure that the student not only understands the material, but is confident in their understanding, since that leads to better grades and, ultimately, a better education.When I'm not teaching or tutoring, I enjoy music, cooking, writing, watching Jeopardy obsessively, and being outside with my dogs.

Hello! My name is David Schneider. Are you looking for tutoring in english, psychology, history or biology? I would love to help. Every class and subject is a venture into unknown lands with unique joys and challenges. Lets embark together on the adventure of learning!I hold degrees in Psychology and Mass Communication from the University of Florida, from which I graduated Magna Cum Laude. I have two years experience working as a teacher in Sarasota and Hillsborough County. My tutoring style places complete emphasis on the needs on the individual student and I seek to make each tutoring session fun and engaging.

Whether you need some help developing writing skills or are preparing to take the GRE exam, the first step is to develop a concrete plan. Working together we can identify steps that will focus on your strengths in order to bolster the areas that need further support. My background includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Secondary Education English from York College of Pennsylvania and a Masters degree in Social Work from Widener University. I am available to offer support in GRE Verbal test preparation, essay writing and editing as well as grammar and language mechanics both in person and online. I hope to help increase your confidence by learning techniques that can be applied to a variety of situations, while concurrently reducing the anxiety that can occur with standardized testing and problem subjects. Together we can develop realistic and measurable goals while we learn new or polish existing skill sets. My time away from work is spent running or kayaking around the lake, watching films and television and trying to see as many live music acts as possible. I hope to help you achieve your goals.

Hello! I am Matthew Galvan and I recently graduated DePaul University with a Master's Degree in Applied Mathematics. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Math and Computer Science and was a member of DePaul's Honors Program. In the fall, I will be a PhD student at UIC and teach there as part of my course of study. As a graduate student, I was a Teaching Assistant for an Intermediate College Algebra class, conducting one hour review sessions on material taught the prior week. I also have two years of tutoring experience during high school through the National Honor Society. During that time, I tutored students of all abilities in algebra and geometry. I am always willing to help students improve in their studies. I can tutor grade school to college-level students. I am patient and willing to work with students at their own pace. My main goal is to have you succeed in your studies! I am knowledgeable in various math subjects, whether it be basic algebra and geometry, or more difficult classes such as calculus and discrete math. I believe I can help students achieve higher scores and better grades. I welcome anyone who is in need of assistance to contact me.

I earned a bachelor's degree in Mathematics Education from the University of Central Florida and have seven years of experience teaching math to high school students. I currently teach IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation and Precalculus Honors. I have taught Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 in past years. I am excited to apply my skills and experiences to help meet your mathematics goals.Additionally, I have twelve years of experience tutoring math students from kindergarten through college. I am passionate about teaching and helping students come to love learning and transform the way students view math.

I am currently a student at Georgia State University; I will have my Bachelor's degree, with a major in English with a concentration in Literature, in May of 2014. In September 2014, I will begin my Masters of Arts in Teaching through the University of Southern California. I have had multiple experiences teaching at the informal level, and have most recently completed a Secondary Education internship. This internship allowed me to work with students in on-level Freshman English, and Senior AP Literature. I was also allowed to observe classes at the Sophomore and Junior levels.My favorite subject to teach is Writing. I have a passion for literature, and I greatly enjoy writing my analysis and conclusions down, manipulating the English language to reflect exactly what I mean.I believe in cognitive learning; that is, I believe students should always have the opportunity to voice what they have learned. That way, I can understand the way each student grasps concepts, and it allows me to see exactly where a student has trouble with a concept.Outside of academia, I work with an animal rescue and service dog training program. I take part in the rehabilitation process for dogs who need to learn how to live in a home, and I assist in training the service dogs. As the Director for Public Relations for the branch, I also oversee the public aspect of the organization.

It is very interesting to teach, interact with people who are interested in a language, a culture I really like and that I know very well. There are plenty of ways to make the classes interesting, fun, different each time, depending also on the ages and the interests of the students.

In my past 12 years of teaching guitar of over 5000 lessons, I recently told my wife that I've never had a bad day at the studio. The interaction between teacher and student has made me a musician, artist, and person. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in music performance at Mercyhurst University. Let's learn the rules of music, then break them!

I graduated from Rutgers School of Law in Camden, and have sat for both the Pennsylvania and New Jersey Bar Exams. Before attending law school I graduated from Rutgers in New Brunswick with a Bachelor's degree in Accounting. I am originally from Hillsdale, NJ and grew up in Bergen County, NJ.My education and professional experiences enable me to tutor a variety of subjects, from math to business to liberal arts to standardized testing (LSAT and SAT). I have interned for an international accounting firm, a NJ appeals judge, an internal auditing firm and a real estate attorney's office. I have developed my leadership and organization skills while working in fast-paced and more relaxed employers. My tutoring experience includes tutoring undergraduate accounting students, other undergraduates while I was completing my law degree, and teaching the SAT for a national test prep company.In my free time, I like to explore Philadelphia's restaurants. I am a huge foodie and enjoy trying new cuisines and cooking. I enjoy running, keeping active, golf and traveling.

As an experienced educator and tutor for over 7 years, I believe in finding different ways to teach. This includes guiding students on how to think for themselves, while also monitoring their own thinking. I focus on giving power back to the student.A few areas in which I excel include: really getting to know people and their interests, using student interests during lessons, strong problem-solving, general organization, different ways to teach most subjects, and student engagement.My teaching degree is from UNC Greensboro in reading and math for grades 6-9. I also hold a Master's Degree in School Administration that I earned in 2020. In the leadership roles that I have had at my schools, I trained countless teachers in math, reading, writing, speaking, science, and social studies topics in grades K-5 for about 3 years. I have also taught and tutored students in topics ranging from grades K-9.

I hold a master's degree in English from Boston College, and I have 5-6 years of tutoring experience, depending on the subject. I also teach college level writing and English.I tutor ESL/ELL, English, Writing, Editing, Grammar and Style, SAT Reading, and Literature. I most enjoy tutoring writing, since that's what I teach, and literature, since that's what I enjoy studying most.My tutoring (and teaching) style is relatively informal, since I like to make sure students are comfortable both with me and the material. I also find that a more casual setting increases students' willingness to learn and their ability to retain material. My goal is to make sure that the student not only understands the material, but is confident in their understanding, since that leads to better grades and, ultimately, a better education.When I'm not teaching or tutoring, I enjoy music, cooking, writing, watching Jeopardy obsessively, and being outside with my dogs.

Hello! My name is David Schneider. Are you looking for tutoring in english, psychology, history or biology? I would love to help. Every class and subject is a venture into unknown lands with unique joys and challenges. Lets embark together on the adventure of learning!I hold degrees in Psychology and Mass Communication from the University of Florida, from which I graduated Magna Cum Laude. I have two years experience working as a teacher in Sarasota and Hillsborough County. My tutoring style places complete emphasis on the needs on the individual student and I seek to make each tutoring session fun and engaging.

Whether you need some help developing writing skills or are preparing to take the GRE exam, the first step is to develop a concrete plan. Working together we can identify steps that will focus on your strengths in order to bolster the areas that need further support. My background includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Secondary Education English from York College of Pennsylvania and a Masters degree in Social Work from Widener University. I am available to offer support in GRE Verbal test preparation, essay writing and editing as well as grammar and language mechanics both in person and online. I hope to help increase your confidence by learning techniques that can be applied to a variety of situations, while concurrently reducing the anxiety that can occur with standardized testing and problem subjects. Together we can develop realistic and measurable goals while we learn new or polish existing skill sets. My time away from work is spent running or kayaking around the lake, watching films and television and trying to see as many live music acts as possible. I hope to help you achieve your goals.

Hello! I am Matthew Galvan and I recently graduated DePaul University with a Master's Degree in Applied Mathematics. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Math and Computer Science and was a member of DePaul's Honors Program. In the fall, I will be a PhD student at UIC and teach there as part of my course of study. As a graduate student, I was a Teaching Assistant for an Intermediate College Algebra class, conducting one hour review sessions on material taught the prior week. I also have two years of tutoring experience during high school through the National Honor Society. During that time, I tutored students of all abilities in algebra and geometry. I am always willing to help students improve in their studies. I can tutor grade school to college-level students. I am patient and willing to work with students at their own pace. My main goal is to have you succeed in your studies! I am knowledgeable in various math subjects, whether it be basic algebra and geometry, or more difficult classes such as calculus and discrete math. I believe I can help students achieve higher scores and better grades. I welcome anyone who is in need of assistance to contact me.

I earned a bachelor's degree in Mathematics Education from the University of Central Florida and have seven years of experience teaching math to high school students. I currently teach IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation and Precalculus Honors. I have taught Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 in past years. I am excited to apply my skills and experiences to help meet your mathematics goals.Additionally, I have twelve years of experience tutoring math students from kindergarten through college. I am passionate about teaching and helping students come to love learning and transform the way students view math.

I am currently a student at Georgia State University; I will have my Bachelor's degree, with a major in English with a concentration in Literature, in May of 2014. In September 2014, I will begin my Masters of Arts in Teaching through the University of Southern California. I have had multiple experiences teaching at the informal level, and have most recently completed a Secondary Education internship. This internship allowed me to work with students in on-level Freshman English, and Senior AP Literature. I was also allowed to observe classes at the Sophomore and Junior levels.My favorite subject to teach is Writing. I have a passion for literature, and I greatly enjoy writing my analysis and conclusions down, manipulating the English language to reflect exactly what I mean.I believe in cognitive learning; that is, I believe students should always have the opportunity to voice what they have learned. That way, I can understand the way each student grasps concepts, and it allows me to see exactly where a student has trouble with a concept.Outside of academia, I work with an animal rescue and service dog training program. I take part in the rehabilitation process for dogs who need to learn how to live in a home, and I assist in training the service dogs. As the Director for Public Relations for the branch, I also oversee the public aspect of the organization.

It is very interesting to teach, interact with people who are interested in a language, a culture I really like and that I know very well. There are plenty of ways to make the classes interesting, fun, different each time, depending also on the ages and the interests of the students.

In my past 12 years of teaching guitar of over 5000 lessons, I recently told my wife that I've never had a bad day at the studio. The interaction between teacher and student has made me a musician, artist, and person. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in music performance at Mercyhurst University. Let's learn the rules of music, then break them!