Award-Winning Arabic Tutors serving Silicon Valley, CA

...that. I am dreaming of changing students fears into love, especially in science. Not only I want to be a teacher, but also I want to be an inspiration to my students. I want them to fight the fear inside them to have better educated generations. I want them to struggle the obstacles that can prevent them from continuing their education and earning degree, and with your help and motivation my dream will be accomplished.

...and Writing that I mastered in college, I attained a passion for sharing these skillsets with students. I believe that EVERY student has the ability to become a talented writer, no matter their circumstance, no matter their background. With patience, time and proper guidance, the English and Writing skills I have been able to share with my students has allowed them to not only become great writers, but has also expanded their creative minds and...

My name is Amine Bit and I'm a recent BA graduate of Columbia University, where I majored in Comparative Literature and Society and worked in Arabic, French, and English and graduated with departmental honors. In addition to essay editing and reading comprehension, I enjoy tutoring the critical humanities, philosophy, literary criticism, as well as many other academic and creative writing topics.

...school psychologist as well as a licensed behavior analyst trained in ABA, behavior therapy and CBT. I was educated at the University of Michigan. I've been in education for well over a decade working with varying levels of learners from elementary to high school as well as special education to general education settings. I believe in sports/exercise, social skills, self-esteem and academia are all connected. Inevitably, one has an impact on the other. I encourage...

Learning a new language can be challenging for most learners, but with the use of the right tools and approaches there will be nothing to hinder your progress. thus, teachers will always have the privilege to assist students to achieve their goals.

...Senior at Princeton University in the Near Eastern Studies Department. She is the first person from her school to attend an Ivy League institution, and her academic interests include immigration and education policy. A Scholar in the Nation's Service Fellowship recipient with the University, she is passionate about public service and looks forward to working in this sphere after college. In her free time, she leads a criminal justice reform campaign on campus and dances...

My second favorite thing in this world is understanding concepts. My first favorite thing is helping someone understand them too!

...Organic Chemistry although I enjoy teaching all other sciences as well. In my experience helping college students with Organic Chemistry, expressing complex ideas in a couple sentences or diagrams is the most rewarding part of my work since it yields the most excited responses. I am a firm believer in the 'growth mindset,' where a topic deemed difficult is one that will become easy with practice and understanding. For me, the sentence "I don't understand...

...the skills and knowledge acquired in the classroom, will be used by young people throughout life. Therefore, as a teacher, I hope to be a role model that cultivates in young people, open minds, the knowledge and ability to look at the world critically, and the belief in ones capacity to make positive contributions to society. This is primarily why I chose to join Varsity Tutors. I enjoy teaching and I love kids, and I...

...about giving back these lessons the same way I was able to receive them! I have taught students of many different ages from as little as 6 years old to as old as 16/17. I love teaching all ages in subjects such as reading and math, especially when it comes to the SATs. My philosophy is to never assume. I approach every student as a blank slate where I do not know about their prior...