I have a PhD in Russian from Columbia University, and 31 years of university-level teaching experience. Now that I'm a Professor Emeritus, I've became an art educator and language tutor. I've tutored people who were native speakers of French, Spanish, German, and Hungarian, among European languages; and of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, among Asian languages.And, actually, tutoring for SAT Prep and helping people improve their grades in high school English is not so different from that. When I do that kind of tutoring, I emphasize features of the very complicated English verb system such as colloquial phrasal verbs and their more formal equivalents ("to go back"/"to return").Of course, every student is different, and each teaching situation is different, so I bring to each session a prepared lesson that both reviews the previous lesson and works on new problems and ideas.

As an Alumna of Rockhurst University, I have dedicated my career and voluntary work to advocacy and education. I am currently attending Law School at Washburn University as I wanted to obtain a career to use my reading and writing skills for advocacy. I enjoy teaching English, Reading, and Writing skills as they are the foundation for any academic or professional opportunity. During undergraduate I ran my own mentoring program where I assisted high school students with english essays, scholarship essays, and reading skills, In which every senior in the program was accepted into college and received scholarships. Concurrently, I served as a Girl Scout Troop leader where I practiced sight words, reading comprehension, and writing skills using microphones and bubbles. I believe that a creative education space builds resilience and critical thinking skills which will nicely accompany a strong foundation of reading and writing skills.

Struggling with AP Bio, General Bio, Genetics, Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology or other Biology courses? No worries, I can help!I graduated with a B.S. in Biology and a 3.9 GPA from Newman University. I also have completed my MCAT and attended two years of medical school before making a career shift into the tech industry. But most importantly, I have been tutoring science for the majority of my academic career. I began tutoring at 16 years old for pocket in change in high school, continued to tutor in the courses listed above all through my undergraduate career, and afterwards, I tutored online on a part time basis.My experience in tutoring has helped me refine skills to be an excellent teacher committed to your success! In the past, I have been able to help my students by* breaking complicated ideas down into more digestible terms* drawing diagrams and using visual aids to solidify concepts* talking about how to approach practice questions* generating a study plan that works best for a particular student* developing study methods, organizational skills and the tools to enable students to succeed with their courseworkBiology is a mesmerizing yet challenging field so if you find yourself struggling with these subjects worry not (I've been there too!). Reach out if you are, and I hope to help make studying a little easier and a little more enjoyable.

I am a graduate of Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and Western Kentucky University. From these two post-secondary education institutions, I hold an A.A.S in Business Technology Management Option, a B.S. in General Management, and a M.A.E. in Learning and Behavior Disorders Grades K-12. I've received additional training through the University of Louisville to become an Autism specialist. I went into Special Education because I have a passion for helping others and desire to help everyone reach their maximum potential. Since 2011, I have worked with high school students with a variety of disabilities in the resource and co-taught settings in a wide variety of subject areas. My favorite subjects include English, US History, and Arts & Humanities. I also enjoy helping students improve executive functioning and social skills. When working with students, I like to find the learning style that works best for them to help them succeed. Outside of teaching, my favorite thing to do is spend time with my family. Being a wife and mother are my greatest accomplishments. I also enjoy participating in theatre on and off stage, writing, baking, sewing, painting, and playing video games. I am looking forward to continuing to help others, while still being available to my family, by being an online tutor!

Hello! I love tutoring and teaching! I'm a middle school math teacher with a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics from Haverford College and a Master's of Education from Harvard's Graduate School of Education. I have experience teaching and tutoring algebra, geometry, and Calculus 1 and 2 at the middle school through college level, and would love to help you with those subjects and others in the middle school-college math sequence. I would also love to tutor you with the SAT math and GRE math sections, which I did well on (scores below) and know many of the test taking strategies and tricks for them! Additionally, I took the Praxis exam for math and could tutor that as well.I'm warm, positive, and genuinely love teaching, as well as being am organized and responsible person! Hope to speak with you soon!

My happiest employment memories are those as a Walt Disney World Cast Member. I was hired as a Merchandise Host, and after 16 years left as an Information Technology Analyst, specializing in data architecture and business analysis.Today, I call myself a Word Wrangler. It's a way of expressing a well-established love/hate relationship with the English language.Before I took an 85% pay cut to work at Disney, I had been a Jr. High School Band Director. That went splendidly (not!), for a year, before I retreated to Technical Writing. For several years, first drafts were always painful, but revisions were kind of fun... rewarding, even.Then I learned to outline. After a while I could more easily wrangle with the the words.I have also worked with computers since olden times, even before the internet... even before the PC. We used to call them "confusers", but I've always loved them. I was a databased programmer for several years. For three years, my office was in a trailer back of Epcot's World of Motion... which I saw transformed to the current Test Track. Later, I moved to an office above the Main Street Bakery at the Magic Kingdom. There, I set up an intranet for Theme Parks Finance so managers in shops, food service locations, and at attractions could adjust labor schedules hour by hour, based on actual attendance.But... that's enough about me. Where are YOU headed? What should we focus on to be sure you are ready reaching toward your goals?

I am a highly motivated UCLA graduate with a B.S. degree in physiology and over 10 years of tutoring experience. I was in an advanced math class in high-school, so I started tutoring at the age of 16. I have tutored kids as young as 5 years old to college-aged in a variety of different subjects. I mainly tutor different levels of math such as Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, and grade school math as well as some Biology. I have helped numerous students understand difficult concepts as well as drastically improve their grades. I am extremely patient, and I make sure that each of my students thoroughly understands every concept before test day. I think my greatest accomplishment in tutoring was helping a girl who was failing Algebra get a B+ in the class.Outside of work, I love to cook, exercise, watch Netflix shows, and explore new restaurants with my friends.

I am a current third year dental student at the University of Michigan. I received my Bachelor of Sciences in Microbiology with a minor in Mathematics from the University of Michigan in 2017. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Math, and dental related tutoring (DAT, pre-dental). I firmly believe that math doesn't have to be boring and love to find ways to make it interesting! In my experience, helping struggling students prepare for Standardized Tests and teaching tips and tricks I have learned along the way is very rewarding. I also love help navigating the confusing path as a pre-dental/pre-health student.

I transitioned from a career in engineering to STEM education where I can leverage my laboratory and industry experience to bring real world applications to my students. My goal is to help others realize their potential like my mentors have helped me. I am currently working full time as a teacher and am always happy to talk about potential career options available in the STEM fields.

You learn best what you love best. That's about as philosophical as I get when it comes to tutoring. Take me, for example. I love students. I love watching their eyes light up when they "get it" for the first time. I love discovering their little quirks, what makes them tick, and what gets them pumped about life. Essentially, I love learning about YOU. That's what I'm here for - I'm excited to learn about you, so that I can help you get excited about learning! I promise, it isn't as cliche as it sounds. Seriously, think about that thing you can't wait to do - that thing that gets you out of bed in the morning, and hangs out in your brain whenever you have a spare minute. Know what that is? That's called Passion. Whether or not you realize it, you've got passion. Everybody does, for one thing or another. I'm here to help you connect that passion to your learning. Think I'm up for it? Let's chat!

I have a PhD in Russian from Columbia University, and 31 years of university-level teaching experience. Now that I'm a Professor Emeritus, I've became an art educator and language tutor. I've tutored people who were native speakers of French, Spanish, German, and Hungarian, among European languages; and of Japanese, Korean, and Chinese, among Asian languages.And, actually, tutoring for SAT Prep and helping people improve their grades in high school English is not so different from that. When I do that kind of tutoring, I emphasize features of the very complicated English verb system such as colloquial phrasal verbs and their more formal equivalents ("to go back"/"to return").Of course, every student is different, and each teaching situation is different, so I bring to each session a prepared lesson that both reviews the previous lesson and works on new problems and ideas.

As an Alumna of Rockhurst University, I have dedicated my career and voluntary work to advocacy and education. I am currently attending Law School at Washburn University as I wanted to obtain a career to use my reading and writing skills for advocacy. I enjoy teaching English, Reading, and Writing skills as they are the foundation for any academic or professional opportunity. During undergraduate I ran my own mentoring program where I assisted high school students with english essays, scholarship essays, and reading skills, In which every senior in the program was accepted into college and received scholarships. Concurrently, I served as a Girl Scout Troop leader where I practiced sight words, reading comprehension, and writing skills using microphones and bubbles. I believe that a creative education space builds resilience and critical thinking skills which will nicely accompany a strong foundation of reading and writing skills.

Struggling with AP Bio, General Bio, Genetics, Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology or other Biology courses? No worries, I can help!I graduated with a B.S. in Biology and a 3.9 GPA from Newman University. I also have completed my MCAT and attended two years of medical school before making a career shift into the tech industry. But most importantly, I have been tutoring science for the majority of my academic career. I began tutoring at 16 years old for pocket in change in high school, continued to tutor in the courses listed above all through my undergraduate career, and afterwards, I tutored online on a part time basis.My experience in tutoring has helped me refine skills to be an excellent teacher committed to your success! In the past, I have been able to help my students by* breaking complicated ideas down into more digestible terms* drawing diagrams and using visual aids to solidify concepts* talking about how to approach practice questions* generating a study plan that works best for a particular student* developing study methods, organizational skills and the tools to enable students to succeed with their courseworkBiology is a mesmerizing yet challenging field so if you find yourself struggling with these subjects worry not (I've been there too!). Reach out if you are, and I hope to help make studying a little easier and a little more enjoyable.

I am a graduate of Elizabethtown Community and Technical College and Western Kentucky University. From these two post-secondary education institutions, I hold an A.A.S in Business Technology Management Option, a B.S. in General Management, and a M.A.E. in Learning and Behavior Disorders Grades K-12. I've received additional training through the University of Louisville to become an Autism specialist. I went into Special Education because I have a passion for helping others and desire to help everyone reach their maximum potential. Since 2011, I have worked with high school students with a variety of disabilities in the resource and co-taught settings in a wide variety of subject areas. My favorite subjects include English, US History, and Arts & Humanities. I also enjoy helping students improve executive functioning and social skills. When working with students, I like to find the learning style that works best for them to help them succeed. Outside of teaching, my favorite thing to do is spend time with my family. Being a wife and mother are my greatest accomplishments. I also enjoy participating in theatre on and off stage, writing, baking, sewing, painting, and playing video games. I am looking forward to continuing to help others, while still being available to my family, by being an online tutor!

Hello! I love tutoring and teaching! I'm a middle school math teacher with a Bachelor's of Science in Mathematics from Haverford College and a Master's of Education from Harvard's Graduate School of Education. I have experience teaching and tutoring algebra, geometry, and Calculus 1 and 2 at the middle school through college level, and would love to help you with those subjects and others in the middle school-college math sequence. I would also love to tutor you with the SAT math and GRE math sections, which I did well on (scores below) and know many of the test taking strategies and tricks for them! Additionally, I took the Praxis exam for math and could tutor that as well.I'm warm, positive, and genuinely love teaching, as well as being am organized and responsible person! Hope to speak with you soon!

My happiest employment memories are those as a Walt Disney World Cast Member. I was hired as a Merchandise Host, and after 16 years left as an Information Technology Analyst, specializing in data architecture and business analysis.Today, I call myself a Word Wrangler. It's a way of expressing a well-established love/hate relationship with the English language.Before I took an 85% pay cut to work at Disney, I had been a Jr. High School Band Director. That went splendidly (not!), for a year, before I retreated to Technical Writing. For several years, first drafts were always painful, but revisions were kind of fun... rewarding, even.Then I learned to outline. After a while I could more easily wrangle with the the words.I have also worked with computers since olden times, even before the internet... even before the PC. We used to call them "confusers", but I've always loved them. I was a databased programmer for several years. For three years, my office was in a trailer back of Epcot's World of Motion... which I saw transformed to the current Test Track. Later, I moved to an office above the Main Street Bakery at the Magic Kingdom. There, I set up an intranet for Theme Parks Finance so managers in shops, food service locations, and at attractions could adjust labor schedules hour by hour, based on actual attendance.But... that's enough about me. Where are YOU headed? What should we focus on to be sure you are ready reaching toward your goals?

I am a highly motivated UCLA graduate with a B.S. degree in physiology and over 10 years of tutoring experience. I was in an advanced math class in high-school, so I started tutoring at the age of 16. I have tutored kids as young as 5 years old to college-aged in a variety of different subjects. I mainly tutor different levels of math such as Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus, and grade school math as well as some Biology. I have helped numerous students understand difficult concepts as well as drastically improve their grades. I am extremely patient, and I make sure that each of my students thoroughly understands every concept before test day. I think my greatest accomplishment in tutoring was helping a girl who was failing Algebra get a B+ in the class.Outside of work, I love to cook, exercise, watch Netflix shows, and explore new restaurants with my friends.

I am a current third year dental student at the University of Michigan. I received my Bachelor of Sciences in Microbiology with a minor in Mathematics from the University of Michigan in 2017. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Math, and dental related tutoring (DAT, pre-dental). I firmly believe that math doesn't have to be boring and love to find ways to make it interesting! In my experience, helping struggling students prepare for Standardized Tests and teaching tips and tricks I have learned along the way is very rewarding. I also love help navigating the confusing path as a pre-dental/pre-health student.

I transitioned from a career in engineering to STEM education where I can leverage my laboratory and industry experience to bring real world applications to my students. My goal is to help others realize their potential like my mentors have helped me. I am currently working full time as a teacher and am always happy to talk about potential career options available in the STEM fields.

You learn best what you love best. That's about as philosophical as I get when it comes to tutoring. Take me, for example. I love students. I love watching their eyes light up when they "get it" for the first time. I love discovering their little quirks, what makes them tick, and what gets them pumped about life. Essentially, I love learning about YOU. That's what I'm here for - I'm excited to learn about you, so that I can help you get excited about learning! I promise, it isn't as cliche as it sounds. Seriously, think about that thing you can't wait to do - that thing that gets you out of bed in the morning, and hangs out in your brain whenever you have a spare minute. Know what that is? That's called Passion. Whether or not you realize it, you've got passion. Everybody does, for one thing or another. I'm here to help you connect that passion to your learning. Think I'm up for it? Let's chat!