Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Sanford, FL

...Washington University and St. Louis University. I have a Doctorate in Business Administration from St. Louis University (major Decision Science and minor in International Business), a MS and BSE in Mathematics from Arkansas State University. I completed my PhD part-time while working full-time and keeping a family, I can relate to each of you, and...

...pride myself on my personal approach for each student I work with. As someone who has taken courses far outside my major and some graduate level coursework, I understand that different people learn differently. I am happy to be flexible in teaching method or schedule to best suit you or your students needs!

Graduate in economics and mathematics from the University of Alabama (Roll Tide)! Experience tutoring basic to advanced mathematics, statistics, economics, and French. In the future, I am planning to pursue further graduate study to get a PhD in economics and teach full-time.

...program in central Florida. It was not until high school that I realized that I had the potential to go to University and overcome all academic challenges. I am very passionate about students overcoming learning obstacles in life, in order to achieve their goals. I do believe in being flexible with a student's preferred learning...

...economics as I am an accounting major and it is what I study. I am a strong proponent of the idea that no matter how long it takes, every student is capable of being successful in a subject if they put in the work, with the proper guidance. In my spare time, I really love...

...goals. I will use a balanced approach that starts with understanding the needs of the individual and then executing to make sure they understand the technical (organization, methodology, strategy, etc.) and soft skills (confidence, responsibility, leadership, etc.) of solving a problem. I have a master's degree in operations research and a bachelor's degree in engineering...

I love helping students to reach their maximum potential and enrich them to believe in themselves that they can achieve everything they want.

...better way to assure the momentum of an entire school that to assure that all students (of any age, background, or inherent intellectual capability) can enjoy a long and productive series of one-on-one tutoring sessions with a person who adheres to high pedagogical ideals. That is the way I learned when I was a child...

...short answers or essays. I love to explore and read new books. Reading is one simple way that you can enhance your vocabulary. Reading only 20 minutes a day can enhance your vocabulary by more than 1 million words a year. I completed my Bachelor of Arts degree from Hunter College, CUNY. My major was...

...after grad school I'm planning on specializing in international economics. I enjoy exploring new cultures and societies, and that's also where my love of history stems from. Although history isn't related to my major, I took AP World History and AP European History in high school and enjoyed those classes immensely. I think its important...

...I now study Marketing as a freshman University of Florida Honors student. I am actively seeking to pursue my own dreams and now look to help those who strive to do the same. From violin to writing, math and ACT prep, I am excited for the New Year and for new students to teach!

...help with college searches, applications and their application essays. One of the best parts of tutoring and academic mentoring is watching and enjoying a student's self-confidence build. A person who is educated and self-confident is able to make better decisions, engage in the world, helpful to himself (or herself) and others. I strive for my...

...might be struggling on. I believe that a positive mindset about learning is essential for getting past tough topics and exams. I love to make learning fun and enjoyable while also adjusting to cater to different learning styles. My favorite subjects are math and science and I tutor many classes within this scope including General...

...have even taught in prisons, and always learned something new. A student once said more people learn to write from me because I refuse to let them fail. The truth is I do my very best to teach and expect students to do theirs to learn. I am tough but fair - never waste a...

...understanding and empathic way. This way students will learn the content and the skill they need to succeed and in turn, I learn how to be a better tutor. I strongly believe that learning should be fun. That is why my teaching approach involves teaching content as well as teaching learning skills. All students are...

...and understanding what motivates people. I have taught many subjects through a private primary and middle school in Orlando, Florida. These subjects include English, History, Science, Physical Education, wellness, math, art and more. I homeschooled my two children from 5th to 11th grade and I volunteer to teach and support a group of high school...

...to study and understand, and I am eager to help students to love Economics as much as I do. In addition to Economics, I also tutor Spanish. I grew up in South America, so I learned Spanish by immersion. My early days of teaching were devoted to Spanish. I taught elementary, Middle School, and High...

...classroom and virtually. My favorite math subject is Precalculus because I love Trigonometry!! I believe that ANY student can be successful in math but may need help. Making sure a student is comfortable is the first step and exploring what they are struggling with is second. Frequently, after understanding what a student may need, I...

A current UCF student who loves everything math and computer science related. College is tough, and I want to share the tricks and secrets I've picked up along the way with other future engineers.

To help students achieve a basic understanding of economics that enables them to apply it to real life situations.