I recently graduated from Boston College with a music major and a chemistry minor. Here, I was a member of the Arts and Sciences Honors Program. Throughout my life, I have possessed a deep affinity for academics, and I love to learn and teach. That is a big reason as to why I am here as a tutor.I have ample experience as a tutor. I discovered my great love for tutoring my senior year of high school, when I tutored several of my peers in Calculus. I tutored throughout my undergraduate years, earning great praise as a chemistry tutor.My main approach as a tutor is to slowly ween my students off of my help. I usually begin the session with an example of myself performing a problem, and then I walk my students through the problem. Towards the end of the session, I challenge my students to act as if I'm the student and have them lead me through a problem.

I am a junior at the University of Saint Thomas in Houston, Texas. I am working on my Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education, Mathematics, and Theology. While in school, I have had the opportunity to tutor many students ranging from high school students to non-traditional college students. I have tutored geometry, algebra, chemistry, and theology. I enjoy tutoring for math as that is a subject I am very passionate about and would love to teach one day. With a desire to teach high school students and help them excel in testing situations, I look forward to sharing test taking strategies in order to help others succeed. My goal is to ensure that the students I work with leave feeling confident in their own abilities and prepared to think critically to work through any questions they may encounter. In my free time, I enjoy photography, a good game of soccer, and trying my hand at Pinterest crafts.

I am a graduate of Hillsdale College with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy/Religion and a minor in French. Currently, I am working toward my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I taught sixth grade for three years, and although I taught all subjects, I most enjoyed teaching English/Language Arts. I am passionate about helping struggling students find their confidence in academics and discover their potential through learning. Outside of tutoring and teaching, I enjoy reading, baking, and playing the piano.

Hello! My name is Jacquelyn, and I am currently a Senior at the University of Oklahoma. I am majoring in Spanish and Political Science, with a minor in Philosophy. I am also a member of the Honors College. I am so excited to share that I have been accepted to attend OU Law, and will be beginning classes in June 2019! In my free time, I love to dance salsa and bachata, figure skate, and travel. I have always had a passion for learning and for helping others. I would love to have the opportunity to help you or your child succeed!

I promise to pass my enthusiasm for reading, writing, English (or Spanish), and even the nitty gritty grammar to my students. I focus on helping my students gain a deeper understanding of broad concepts rather than expecting them to merely memorize disconnected bits of information. My teaching style is to draw connections between my students' school work and their lives, and I give them the tools to discover how everything they're learning relates to the bigger picture. When they notice these connections to the real world and gain the ability to place everything they're learning into a broader context, they start to understand the importance of concepts that previously seemed pointless and arbitrary.I'm a pro at breaking difficult concepts down in a way that makes sense to my students. Often, information is presented to students in an overcomplicated way that does not connect with them or relate to their lives. This causes them to lose interest in the subject. I have a completely different approach-I use accessible language and interject helpful tips and tricks to help my students not only to remember, but to truly understand and master the topic. My approach allows my students learn about so much more than just grammar, reading, writing, English, or Spanish during our tutoring sessions. I use these subjects as a catalyst for helping them learn about themselves the world around them.As for educational credentials, I have a Bachelor's Degree in English and journalism with a minor in Spanish. I also have a Master's degree in education. I finished both degrees with a 3.9 GPA. I have experience working with students from pre-K to college undergrads as a tutor, a mentor, a camp counselor, and a teacher.When I'm not working, you can find me writing, reading, doing yoga, hula hooping, or playing my flute.

Hello. I am a dedicated and enthusiastic tutor who is passionate about helping students succeed. Throughout my academic journey, I have always found joy in assisting my classmates with their questions and challenges, and I am eager to extend my knowledge and experiences to a wider audience.While I haven't formally tutored in the past, I have had the opportunity to help my peers navigate through various learning software and concepts. These experiences have sparked my interest in teaching and mentoring, fueling my desire to make a positive impact on students' lives.Currently, I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Design at the esteemed New Jersey Institute of Technology. My studies have provided me with a strong foundation in creative problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical skills necessary for success in the field.As a tutor, I specialize in subjects such as Fusion 360 and Nvidia Omniverse, leveraging my expertise and comfort with these software tools to help students grasp concepts and utilize them effectively. While my tutoring experience may be limited at this point, my familiarity with Fusion 360 makes it an exciting subject for me to teach, enabling me to guide students confidently through its intricacies.In my teaching philosophy, I firmly believe in the power of hands-on learning and continuous practice. My tutoring style revolves around creating an engaging and interactive environment where students can actively participate in exercises and apply their knowledge. By incorporating practical exercises into our lessons, I aim to reinforce students' understanding and encourage them to explore and develop their skills further.Beyond academia, I have a strong passion for sports. Mixed martial arts and hockey are among the areas that captivate my interest. I find that these pursuits enhance my ability to connect with students and foster a sense of camaraderie and teamwork in the learning process.Above all, my ultimate goal is to make learning enjoyable for my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive atmosphere where students feel motivated, valued, and excited about their educational journey. Together, we can transform learning into an engaging and rewarding experience.

I'm currently attending University of Central Florida for a B.S. in General Chemistry and a Minor in Computer Science. Having taken many challenging courses in the past I understand the importance of guidance outside of the class in order to achieve success.Personally, I thoroughly enjoy learning math and science subjects and have been tutoring since high school. My inspiration for tutoring was my Chemistry teacher back in high school who provided an extremely fun and interactive learning environment. I hope to incorporate these elements into my own classroom to help my students to better understand the material.Currently, I'm tutoring Chemistry and Math related subjects. In these subjects I believe that practicing problems are the most efficient way to learn the material and my classroom will heavily reflect this philosophy.As a full-time student and a part-time Computer Support Technician my free time is often limited. However, when I'm free I like to unwind by learning new recipes and playing the game of Go.

We are on this earth to learn, and to use what we learn to serve others. If you're not doing these two things, you're not living the full, rich life you deserve.I got my undergraduate degree from U.C. Santa Cruz. A few years later I was in Rome, Italy with a Cambridge RSA certificate, teaching English as a Foreign language.I've had a lot of other odd jobs that involved writing and teaching. Eventually I got a teaching credential in science: biology because this was the subject closest to my B.A.I tutor all the natural sciences, as well as English/ESL. My favorite subjects to tutor will always be Italian, science, and writing. Italian is close to my heart because of the years I lived in Italy. But science is the most fun to tutor, because you will usually get to build things, or at least draw some cool diagrams.I also love to teach writing because it's so much fun to see the look on a student's face when he or she realizes how easy it is. I had an amazing English teacher in high school who taught me a few simple formulas for writing. His shortcuts got me through an A.P. History exam, and they helped me all the way through college. I can teach them to you in an hour.If you master a few rules and get enough practice, you can become a strong writer.How you learn is a very personal process. Everyone is unique, and everyone has a unique way of learning.One of the reasons I left my teaching position was frustration over the "one-size-fits-all" style that's forced on us in school.If you're seeking a tutor, you probably prefer not to learn through the single "listen and read" technique that is the basis of most of our educational system. I want to help you learn in your own way.Outside of academia, I'm interested in biking, travel, the environment, and entrepreneurship. I've volunteered for the state parks, Tree People, and similar organizations. Over the course of my life, I've probably traveled more miles on a bike than I've driven.I once followed the route of an ancient Roman road, the Appian Way, across half of Italy on a bike. It took me almost 2 weeks and I'm writing a book about it.I've also started a few home businesses, and lately I've been reading a lot of books on sales and marketing. At the moment I'm helping a real estate agent with his marketing, but some day I would like to run a bike touring company in Italy.

Before I liked biochemistry, I was more into mathematics. So, how did I get interested in PhD.? Well, if you had met me 5 years ago, my answer would have been a strong No. But during the year 2014-2015, it was my Senior Design project that sparked that light of curiosity in my head about biochemistry. I was working with microalgae, and the work fascinated me towards biological pathways. This made my choice for PhD. much easier. When I got into PhD program, my focus of study was clear. I joined this group that has synthesized several anticancer drugs. And to learn about the drugs interaction with cellular pathways, that leads to its anticancer effect was itself very interesting and worth exploring.

I am an English Educator. In May 2019, I received my Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University in English. More recently, I have received my teaching certification in grades 6-12. My philosophy of teaching English Language Arts is centered around culturally responsive teaching. I am passionate about helping students because I believe that youth should be empowered to explore, experiment, and discover in ways that meet their needs.My teaching experience ranges across a diverse group of learners. Most of my experience is in Middle and High School as I engaged in service learning and practicums through my university in those placements. However, I have also worked with Elementary School learners in after-school and extracurricular programs. My work extends to adults in the community as well as I have worked in an educative role in an intentional housing organization. I also have traveled to various countries in Europe, South America, and Africa studying education. For five years, I participated in a Global Educator's Cohort Program that prepared me to work with diverse learners and create multicultural academic environments. Most recently, I spent the past school year student-teaching 10th grade Pre-AP English and 12th grade Creative Writing. Currently I teach 11th Grade British & World Literature and 10-12th Grade Creative Writing.I am currently available to tutor in English Language Arts related content at all age levels including but not limited to reading, reading comprehension, writing, essay writing, grammar and syntax, American and/or comparative literature, as well as ACT/SAT reading and writing prep.When it comes to one-on-one tutoring, my teaching philosophy is directed by an individualized approach. Using the resources from the course and/or exam that the student is preparing for, I work with the student to create meaningful scaffolds, practice work, and generative assessment. Building rapport with students is important to me so that I can best understand their learning preferences, styles, and needs.

I recently graduated from Boston College with a music major and a chemistry minor. Here, I was a member of the Arts and Sciences Honors Program. Throughout my life, I have possessed a deep affinity for academics, and I love to learn and teach. That is a big reason as to why I am here as a tutor.I have ample experience as a tutor. I discovered my great love for tutoring my senior year of high school, when I tutored several of my peers in Calculus. I tutored throughout my undergraduate years, earning great praise as a chemistry tutor.My main approach as a tutor is to slowly ween my students off of my help. I usually begin the session with an example of myself performing a problem, and then I walk my students through the problem. Towards the end of the session, I challenge my students to act as if I'm the student and have them lead me through a problem.

I am a junior at the University of Saint Thomas in Houston, Texas. I am working on my Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education, Mathematics, and Theology. While in school, I have had the opportunity to tutor many students ranging from high school students to non-traditional college students. I have tutored geometry, algebra, chemistry, and theology. I enjoy tutoring for math as that is a subject I am very passionate about and would love to teach one day. With a desire to teach high school students and help them excel in testing situations, I look forward to sharing test taking strategies in order to help others succeed. My goal is to ensure that the students I work with leave feeling confident in their own abilities and prepared to think critically to work through any questions they may encounter. In my free time, I enjoy photography, a good game of soccer, and trying my hand at Pinterest crafts.

I am a graduate of Hillsdale College with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy/Religion and a minor in French. Currently, I am working toward my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I taught sixth grade for three years, and although I taught all subjects, I most enjoyed teaching English/Language Arts. I am passionate about helping struggling students find their confidence in academics and discover their potential through learning. Outside of tutoring and teaching, I enjoy reading, baking, and playing the piano.

Hello! My name is Jacquelyn, and I am currently a Senior at the University of Oklahoma. I am majoring in Spanish and Political Science, with a minor in Philosophy. I am also a member of the Honors College. I am so excited to share that I have been accepted to attend OU Law, and will be beginning classes in June 2019! In my free time, I love to dance salsa and bachata, figure skate, and travel. I have always had a passion for learning and for helping others. I would love to have the opportunity to help you or your child succeed!

I promise to pass my enthusiasm for reading, writing, English (or Spanish), and even the nitty gritty grammar to my students. I focus on helping my students gain a deeper understanding of broad concepts rather than expecting them to merely memorize disconnected bits of information. My teaching style is to draw connections between my students' school work and their lives, and I give them the tools to discover how everything they're learning relates to the bigger picture. When they notice these connections to the real world and gain the ability to place everything they're learning into a broader context, they start to understand the importance of concepts that previously seemed pointless and arbitrary.I'm a pro at breaking difficult concepts down in a way that makes sense to my students. Often, information is presented to students in an overcomplicated way that does not connect with them or relate to their lives. This causes them to lose interest in the subject. I have a completely different approach-I use accessible language and interject helpful tips and tricks to help my students not only to remember, but to truly understand and master the topic. My approach allows my students learn about so much more than just grammar, reading, writing, English, or Spanish during our tutoring sessions. I use these subjects as a catalyst for helping them learn about themselves the world around them.As for educational credentials, I have a Bachelor's Degree in English and journalism with a minor in Spanish. I also have a Master's degree in education. I finished both degrees with a 3.9 GPA. I have experience working with students from pre-K to college undergrads as a tutor, a mentor, a camp counselor, and a teacher.When I'm not working, you can find me writing, reading, doing yoga, hula hooping, or playing my flute.

Hello. I am a dedicated and enthusiastic tutor who is passionate about helping students succeed. Throughout my academic journey, I have always found joy in assisting my classmates with their questions and challenges, and I am eager to extend my knowledge and experiences to a wider audience.While I haven't formally tutored in the past, I have had the opportunity to help my peers navigate through various learning software and concepts. These experiences have sparked my interest in teaching and mentoring, fueling my desire to make a positive impact on students' lives.Currently, I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Industrial Design at the esteemed New Jersey Institute of Technology. My studies have provided me with a strong foundation in creative problem-solving, critical thinking, and technical skills necessary for success in the field.As a tutor, I specialize in subjects such as Fusion 360 and Nvidia Omniverse, leveraging my expertise and comfort with these software tools to help students grasp concepts and utilize them effectively. While my tutoring experience may be limited at this point, my familiarity with Fusion 360 makes it an exciting subject for me to teach, enabling me to guide students confidently through its intricacies.In my teaching philosophy, I firmly believe in the power of hands-on learning and continuous practice. My tutoring style revolves around creating an engaging and interactive environment where students can actively participate in exercises and apply their knowledge. By incorporating practical exercises into our lessons, I aim to reinforce students' understanding and encourage them to explore and develop their skills further.Beyond academia, I have a strong passion for sports. Mixed martial arts and hockey are among the areas that captivate my interest. I find that these pursuits enhance my ability to connect with students and foster a sense of camaraderie and teamwork in the learning process.Above all, my ultimate goal is to make learning enjoyable for my students. I strive to create a supportive and inclusive atmosphere where students feel motivated, valued, and excited about their educational journey. Together, we can transform learning into an engaging and rewarding experience.

I'm currently attending University of Central Florida for a B.S. in General Chemistry and a Minor in Computer Science. Having taken many challenging courses in the past I understand the importance of guidance outside of the class in order to achieve success.Personally, I thoroughly enjoy learning math and science subjects and have been tutoring since high school. My inspiration for tutoring was my Chemistry teacher back in high school who provided an extremely fun and interactive learning environment. I hope to incorporate these elements into my own classroom to help my students to better understand the material.Currently, I'm tutoring Chemistry and Math related subjects. In these subjects I believe that practicing problems are the most efficient way to learn the material and my classroom will heavily reflect this philosophy.As a full-time student and a part-time Computer Support Technician my free time is often limited. However, when I'm free I like to unwind by learning new recipes and playing the game of Go.

We are on this earth to learn, and to use what we learn to serve others. If you're not doing these two things, you're not living the full, rich life you deserve.I got my undergraduate degree from U.C. Santa Cruz. A few years later I was in Rome, Italy with a Cambridge RSA certificate, teaching English as a Foreign language.I've had a lot of other odd jobs that involved writing and teaching. Eventually I got a teaching credential in science: biology because this was the subject closest to my B.A.I tutor all the natural sciences, as well as English/ESL. My favorite subjects to tutor will always be Italian, science, and writing. Italian is close to my heart because of the years I lived in Italy. But science is the most fun to tutor, because you will usually get to build things, or at least draw some cool diagrams.I also love to teach writing because it's so much fun to see the look on a student's face when he or she realizes how easy it is. I had an amazing English teacher in high school who taught me a few simple formulas for writing. His shortcuts got me through an A.P. History exam, and they helped me all the way through college. I can teach them to you in an hour.If you master a few rules and get enough practice, you can become a strong writer.How you learn is a very personal process. Everyone is unique, and everyone has a unique way of learning.One of the reasons I left my teaching position was frustration over the "one-size-fits-all" style that's forced on us in school.If you're seeking a tutor, you probably prefer not to learn through the single "listen and read" technique that is the basis of most of our educational system. I want to help you learn in your own way.Outside of academia, I'm interested in biking, travel, the environment, and entrepreneurship. I've volunteered for the state parks, Tree People, and similar organizations. Over the course of my life, I've probably traveled more miles on a bike than I've driven.I once followed the route of an ancient Roman road, the Appian Way, across half of Italy on a bike. It took me almost 2 weeks and I'm writing a book about it.I've also started a few home businesses, and lately I've been reading a lot of books on sales and marketing. At the moment I'm helping a real estate agent with his marketing, but some day I would like to run a bike touring company in Italy.

Before I liked biochemistry, I was more into mathematics. So, how did I get interested in PhD.? Well, if you had met me 5 years ago, my answer would have been a strong No. But during the year 2014-2015, it was my Senior Design project that sparked that light of curiosity in my head about biochemistry. I was working with microalgae, and the work fascinated me towards biological pathways. This made my choice for PhD. much easier. When I got into PhD program, my focus of study was clear. I joined this group that has synthesized several anticancer drugs. And to learn about the drugs interaction with cellular pathways, that leads to its anticancer effect was itself very interesting and worth exploring.

I am an English Educator. In May 2019, I received my Bachelor of Arts from Michigan State University in English. More recently, I have received my teaching certification in grades 6-12. My philosophy of teaching English Language Arts is centered around culturally responsive teaching. I am passionate about helping students because I believe that youth should be empowered to explore, experiment, and discover in ways that meet their needs.My teaching experience ranges across a diverse group of learners. Most of my experience is in Middle and High School as I engaged in service learning and practicums through my university in those placements. However, I have also worked with Elementary School learners in after-school and extracurricular programs. My work extends to adults in the community as well as I have worked in an educative role in an intentional housing organization. I also have traveled to various countries in Europe, South America, and Africa studying education. For five years, I participated in a Global Educator's Cohort Program that prepared me to work with diverse learners and create multicultural academic environments. Most recently, I spent the past school year student-teaching 10th grade Pre-AP English and 12th grade Creative Writing. Currently I teach 11th Grade British & World Literature and 10-12th Grade Creative Writing.I am currently available to tutor in English Language Arts related content at all age levels including but not limited to reading, reading comprehension, writing, essay writing, grammar and syntax, American and/or comparative literature, as well as ACT/SAT reading and writing prep.When it comes to one-on-one tutoring, my teaching philosophy is directed by an individualized approach. Using the resources from the course and/or exam that the student is preparing for, I work with the student to create meaningful scaffolds, practice work, and generative assessment. Building rapport with students is important to me so that I can best understand their learning preferences, styles, and needs.