Certified Tutors From University of Georgia

...interns. My favorite tutoring subject areas are writing, English, and reading comprehension. My undergraduate degree is in journalism and I have won several awards from the Georgia Press Association for my writing. I obtained perfect scores on the SAT verbal portion and on the SAT II test for Literature. My varied experiences have given me...

...kick-start students into getting excited about their subjects. I read and write every day, and am preparing a collection of my short stories for publication. I also write and perform for a comedy group in Athens, and play in a rock and roll band called Ghost Lights. I like to have fun, but I also...

...what I truly love is helping others to succeed. I believe that anyone can understand math; it is intuitive and logical, as long as it is explained well! In my free time, I love seeing the world, reading tech blogs and hanging out with my friends. One of my goals in life is to travel around...

...maintaining a thorough knowledge of instructional standards, practices, and methodologies for the education of children. My passion is helping students. I appreciate the way that tutoring allows a one-on-one connection and the ability to track success that is not always possible in a classroom setting. In my free time I enjoy hiking, reading, cooking and...

...unfortunately, these are subjects that a lot of students have real difficulty in. I've discovered that I have a knack for explaining difficult mathematical/physical science concepts, so that virtually anyone can understand the material at hand. Real world examples in conjunction with visual aides seem to make my students' understanding soar. When I'm not teaching,...

I have a Masters in French from Middlebury College and spent a year studying in Paris. My language learning background is in full immersion, meaning I've spent several weeks speaking only French, even to native English speakers. My interests include grammar, literature and pronunciation.

...brothers. I love the French language and would love even more to share it with people. I am enthusiastic about identifying what learning methods work best for each student I encounter to make the learning experience really worth while and personal. In my free time, I love expressing myself through different artistic manners: drawing and...

...in community settings for 3 years to adolescents and adults. I also spent 7 weeks in Kojima, Japan teaching English to students ranging from Pre-K to Adults. I have an excellent record in Spanish, earning high marks in all Spanish courses taken. I have also traveled in Bolivia and Mexico, advancing my use of the...

...The answer came to me once I entered into college and took my first couple of math classes. I discovered that mathematics and science interchange with each other and understanding one will enable you to have a deeper comprehension of the other. I started tutoring fellow classmates throughout my high school career. The topics that...

...I give. I have experience with younger children, ages thirteen and younger mainly, but I also have experience independently tutoring college students. I am a visual learner and pay great attention to details, which is how I communicate with and teach others. I believe that enjoying the subjects as you learn them is the best...

...motivate students to overcome obstacles and help students stay on track. When tutoring students, I always try to teach not just the answer but the method to get the answer. I believe that the method of obtaining the answer is more important than the answer itself. Growing up, I was tutored through middle school in...

...for my students is the most exciting part of tutoring for me. I've grown up very academically driven, I was top ten in my class and was the STAR student of my school. I enjoy helping other students while keeping my own skills sharp as I'm preparing to apply for pharmacy school.

...In addition to English writing and Spanish, I also teach Economics, Geography, and History. I believe in tailoring classes to students' individual learning styles and interests and maximizing participation. I understand how important practice and other mental tricks are to overcoming obstacles like test anxiety, and I value positive reinforcement. I love helping students learn...

...of mine to help others learn material with which they are having difficulty. I graduated from the University of Georgia in May 2011 (B.S. Chemistry) and I have aspirations of becoming a dentist. Since graduating, I have worked full-time on weekdays with an oral surgeon for dental experience and plan on starting dental school next...

...topics, including algebra, geometry and trigonometry, and Calculus I and II. I have also tutored Elementary Ordinary Differential Equations. In college I was a College Reading and Learning Association certified level II tutor. Besides having a genuine enthusiasm for math, I enjoy helping others share that enthusiasm and understand its concepts. I also understand the...

...necessary. I am currently a full time student at The University of Georgia, pursuing a Bachelors in Business Administration/Accounting. I think it best to help other students in any way possible! By helping other students overcome obstacles in their academic areas, I feel a great sense of accomplishment in myself. Moreover, I just love to...

...experience. Through my experience, I have found that learning about a student and getting to know them and how they work is extremely important to their success. The beauty of math is there are multiple ways to solve a problem. This allows me, as a tutor and teacher, to enable students to discover methods that...

...an avid athlete, and I have been playing sports just about since the time I learned to walk. Growing up I played just about every sport, including baseball, basketball, football, golf and tennis. In high school I played four years of varsity basketball and golf. During college I have played intramural basketball and softball, as...

...of learner - the most important part of that statement being that every child IS a learner. It might not always be easy, but it can definitely be done. Differentiation is key, and that's why I employ various teaching methods to appeal to learners of all varieties. After all, variety is the spice of life. I...

...to memorize random facts. Once students understand how to work through problems and find answers on their own, success in school, and in life outside of school will hopefully come more naturally. Education and learning should be a positive and enriching experience where students come to know and understand the world around them. I have...