Award-Winning Greek Tutors serving Santa Barbara, CA

...not to waste time. A great tutor can see outside the box and be flexible enough to explain the same concept in a variety of ways, depending on the needs of the student. A tutor must be more personable with the student than a classroom teacher, who to a certain degree, must hide behind a teaching persona. Lastly, in addition to speaking with the utmost clarity, a great tutor must have excellent listening skills.

...ancient Greek and Latin. I received an award for being the highest ranking student in Greek and Latin Literature in my college's classics department. I am a former member of the American Classical League and have attended some of their national conferences and seminars on the teaching of Latin. I also have experience creating educational materials for intermediate students of Latin online for a website that publishes full length texts in foreign languages and uses...

...are smarter than they thought. My experience has been as a college math and graduate Greek and Hebrew tutor. I currently teach communication and speech at the undergraduate level. My BA in communication is from the University of West Georgia. My MS in communication is from Florida International University. My M.Div. is from Cordon Conwell Theological Seminary. I have two master's degrees and a bachelor's degree. I also completed a three-week course (the New Jersey...

...School in Lynchburg, tutored Greek and Latin at Randolph for two years, and even substituted for my Greek professor several times for her 101 class. I am an ardent proponent of learning for learning's sake and that the classics is a gift open to everyone. Ultimately, I hope my students walk away thinking exactly the same thing. I dedicate my spare time to reading Herman Melville, buying books I don't have room for, finding the...

My personal statement and teaching philosophy are a quote by Albert Einstein "Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid."

I'm a master's student looking for a side gig over the summer. I enjoy teaching; I've student taught my peers through my own education plus two years of TA at a middle school. I like to make learning fun - riddles, puzzles, creative thinking over just filling in the right steps :)

...and soul into. I first discovered tutoring when I needed to get assistance myself back in high school (long long ago)! Now, look at me, offering my assistance to help you! Aside from tutoring, I am a huge gamer! Playing video games is one of my stress relievers. I also enjoy educating myself on new and interesting subjects. I am also waiting for a heart transplant and have a mechanical heart currently (pretty cool huh)....

...students. That is how I hope to be inspiring my own students. I strive to be available and attentive to the specific needs of each of my students.--to give them more time and explanations in their areas of difficulty and to move at a pace that is comfortable for them. And when they are ready for it, I like to challenge them a bit with interesting problems so that their knowledge of the subject matter...

...Latin, Ancient Greek, and Classical History. I also received a minor in Anthropology and graduated summa cum laude with honors. I worked as a tutor helping my fellow students with their Latin and Ancient Greek courses. I am passionate about helping students gain a deep understanding of vocabulary, grammar, and syntax (both English and Latin) in order to succeed in their writing and translating assignments. I am also passionate about building effective and efficient study...

I am determined to teaching everyone in the way they learn best, not just one way.

...for foreign language instruction. I currently teach high school Latin and history. I am fluent in German and conversational in Russian and Modern Greek, with proficiency in Ancient Greek of all periods, Latin, and biblical Hebrew and Aramaic. I am passionate about language, literature, and history, and always eager for opportunities to share my interests and expertise with others. I value connecting with students and building good study habits, so that they can be life-long...

I am a sophomore at Florida State University. I have a very strong passion for spreading knowledge, happiness, and kindness. I want to make my students have as much fun learning as I have teaching.

Hi, I'm the philosopher they call Andrew! You are most very definitely welcome to come to me with any school questions, but be warned: there's a good chance we'll soon be figuring out the meaning of life...

...life and to better the world. I worked as a Calculus 3 Teaching Assistant, Santa Fe Community College in Gainesville for about one year. I worked with the teacher to help 50 students per semester to succeed in the course and taught classes, grade papers, and projects directly for the professor. Moreover, I am currently an Electrical Engineering teaching assistant at University of Florida. I work with the teacher to help 150 students per semester...

...me and helped me retain information quicker and more efficiently in school. My goal is to pass these same methods onto those who I teach. I am biliterate in Spanish. Meaning I am certified by the department of education to read, write, and speak spanish in the United States. My specialties are Math (grade levels 1-9), ELA, Biology, Zoology, Human Anatomy. If you are struggling in areas such as these I am confident I can...

...in what they have desired to do. I endeavor to find new was to convey information and I see it as an art and calling. I see social media as a way to do this as well as I regularly enjoy tweeting interesting ideas and posting blogs over my recent writing projects and passions. All of my hobbies center around the joy of teaching and communicating. So, again, teaching is my passion and calling. I...

...one of the famous logical paradoxes advanced by Zeno. In addition to studying philosophy, I have spent several years studying Ancient Greek and Latin. Prior to entering the doctoral program in philosophy at Penn, I completed a year of coursework in both languages in the post-baccalaureate program in Classical Studies. I began my studies in Greek at the University of Oxford. I have always excelled in writing-intensive courses. I also have experience editing and proofreading...

I have a Ph.D. in philosophy and classical languages, and have spent most of my life in several European countries. I am happy to use my knowledge to help students who are struggling or who just want an extra boost.

...Ancient Greek/Roman, World Methods: I believe in fostering a Socratic method of inquiry, encouraging students to explore complex topics through discussion and critical thinking. My experience and personal interests also allow me to provide simple examples and analogies to facilitate learning, as well as to connect challenging concepts with popular culture, making learning relevant, enjoyable, and effective for my students. Scholarship: I am a recognized international scholar/presenter, particularly in the history of ancient philosophy and...

...to instill a genuine love for Spanish that goes beyond the classroom. I received my education at Rowan University, where I pursued a Bachelor's degree in Law and Justice, with a minor in Spanish. This unique combination of legal studies and language education has given me a well-rounded perspective on education and a diverse set of skills to offer my students. In December 2022, I further expanded my knowledge by graduating from Kingsland University as...