I am here to help YOU!Hello! My name is Miss Lee Chee. I have been a tutor and teacher for over 10 years and my students love me! I enjoying getting to know my students and tailoring my teaching style to what they need. Do you want a fun, strange and cool teacher who is different and easy to talk to ? Do you want a tutor who is fun, creative and makes you WANT to learn? Well, come on then, let's get this party started!

I'm an experienced tutor and educator with more than 20 year of experience, and in that time I've developed techniques to make the material understandable.I've led test prep courses for Kaplan for the GMAT, SAT, ACT, and GRE and was also a Kaplan teacher-trainer, so I was entrusted to teach other test prep professionals best practices.My personal goal is to help each of my students perform at their very best, and continue my record of success in doing so!

I have been a tutor for ten years, specializing in writing and reading. As a high school student, I began tutoring my peers in writing and research. At Barnard College, Columbia University I was one of 13 students selected from my class as a Barnard College Writing Fellow. After a rigorous selection process, I was trained through an intensive semester-long seminar in critical analysis, persuasive writing and revision. I worked as a Writing Fellow for three years, tutoring and editing student work at every stage from idea to final draft. Throughout my three years, I had the highest rank among student feedback.Using my training and experience as a college level Writing Fellow, I have tutored many High School students in writing their college essays and applications. As a college application tutor, my philosophy is that each student's application needs to tell a story about who they are. Through the application, the college should be able to get to know the student. I work to not only craft this application but show the student how to better their writing through the process.I have also as a private tutor focusing on a range of subjects such as History, Psychology, Statistics, and Sociology. I help students prepare for exams using effective study methods as well as complete writing assignments specifically for these subjects.As a tutor I strive to use specific questions and techniques to enable each student to come to a new understanding of the subject matter and confidence in their mastery.

As a father, my children's education was incredibly important to me. Due to the below average school system where we lived, I decided to home school the both of them. Being involved with their education, and the education of a co-opt of other children was the most rewarding task I have ever undertaken. I understand the importance of truly engaging students, of understanding the various styles of learning for each individual, and acting not only as a teacher, but as a mentor. The true goal is to not only teach the student the materials in front of them but to engender a life-long love of learning. Teaching and polishing writing, from a beginning level to college is a specialty of mine, but I enjoy sharing and teaching all subjects to any ages.

I aspire to help all student reach their full potential. I aim to do my best each and every day for my students.

I am an architect by day and a tutor by other times of the day. I graduated with a Master of Architecture degree from Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago just this last May and completed my undergraduate studies in Architecture at Wentworth Institute of Technology a few years ago.I like to ski in the winter, despite hating the cold, go to the beach in the summer, and attend concerts whenever I have the opportunity. I like a range of music, movies and TV Shows - I am willing to bet we have at least one in common. In my spare time I hang out with my two cats Bella and Luca and enjoy exploring the city of Boston. In Chicago I went on a quest to find the best "Chicago style hot dog" and ate more than anyone should in their lifetime. I can tell you all about how I waited in line for five hours at one place...I like to make learning fun, and I hope you want to do the same. I have tutored elementary school-aged students in reading and math and was a mentor for incoming freshmen at IIT. I was able to take a group of 6-12 freshmen on tours of Chicago while teaching them the importance of sketching and assisting with any other subjects with which they needed guidance. I believe that if we aren't having fun we are doing it wrong.My subjects include: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Homework Support, Math, Middle School Math, Reading, Study Skills and more!

I am a graduate of Northeastern State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education. Throughout college, I worked at a childcare learning center with all ages ranging from infant to school age (11 years old). Upon graduating college, I took on a 3rd grade teaching position at a high poverty, low income public school. Currently, I teach 1st and 2nd grade at a private school. I am finishing up 4 years of teaching and look forward to many more years. I have a strong passion to see children succeed, even when the odds may be against them. Academically, my passion is to teach children the joy of reading, and help them understand how far it will take them in life. I desire to see children not only succeed, but thrive. By advancing a child's education, children feel better about themselves and it brings me joy and fulfillment to be a part of that. It is of a great importance to me that children are taught to be well-rounded individuals - and their education is only the beginning! While I do love teaching reading, phonics and writing to students, I also love the world of math. Altogether, I feel it is important to foster a problem solving approach in the thinking of children.

I completed my Bachelor's of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign in 2012 and my Master's of Science in Speech Language Pathology at Saint Xavier University in 2014. Upon graduation I began work as a school based therapist, first for a special education cooperative and most recently with the Chicago charter school system. As a school based speech-pathologist I have worked with K-12 students at a variety of ability levels as well as transition aged students in a specialized program.I love bringing my clinical skills to my work as a tutor because it allows me to break skills down to their fundamental levels. Working with students to understand the concepts at play helps them to not only get the right answer but to understand the why. This skill based learning helps students understand information more thoroughly and generalize the skills across questions more effectively. Outside of work I like to keep active through running and volunteering with a local animal shelter. My ultimate goal is to one day raise and train a dog as my partner in animal assisted therapy services.

I studied for my undergraduate degree at Liberty University. I have a double major, one in Science in General Psychology and another in Science in Healthcare Administration. In addition, I also have a Liberty University undergraduate certificate in Healthcare Management, a University of North Carolina Bridging the Gap Medical Interpreter Training certificate, and I am a member of three honor societies (Sigma Beta Delta, Delta Mu Delta, and Psi Chi). I am originally from Per, South America; therefore, my native language is Spanish. However, I grew up learning English since I was 7 years old, as languages have always been my passion. I have experience tutoring Spanish and statistics for undergraduate and graduate students. I am currently learning Chinese Mandarin and preparing to take the MCAT; and then apply for medical school. Moreover, my original academic interests were in math, biology, and psychology. I have been lucky to put my knowledge into practice while interning in a Hospital. In my free time, I volunteer at the University of North Carolina Hospital in Chapel Hill and also with the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA). Finally, I am also a certified medical interpreter and I am currently involved in 4 research projects at Duke University Hospital and Liberty University.

I graduated May 2020 with a B.A. in Criminology and a B.S. in Psychology (Behavior Analysis Specialization). I will be attending the same institution for my Ph.D. in Criminology, Law, and Society beginning in the Fall. I have done research in the fields of wrongful conviction, eyewitness misidentification, jury selection, and the CSI effect. I am well-versed in everything related to college admissions, from essay writing and editing to standardized testing. I am also proficient in English, and grammar is my specialty. Outside of academics, I enjoy creating digital art, listening to music, and caring for my houseplants.

I am here to help YOU!Hello! My name is Miss Lee Chee. I have been a tutor and teacher for over 10 years and my students love me! I enjoying getting to know my students and tailoring my teaching style to what they need. Do you want a fun, strange and cool teacher who is different and easy to talk to ? Do you want a tutor who is fun, creative and makes you WANT to learn? Well, come on then, let's get this party started!

I'm an experienced tutor and educator with more than 20 year of experience, and in that time I've developed techniques to make the material understandable.I've led test prep courses for Kaplan for the GMAT, SAT, ACT, and GRE and was also a Kaplan teacher-trainer, so I was entrusted to teach other test prep professionals best practices.My personal goal is to help each of my students perform at their very best, and continue my record of success in doing so!

I have been a tutor for ten years, specializing in writing and reading. As a high school student, I began tutoring my peers in writing and research. At Barnard College, Columbia University I was one of 13 students selected from my class as a Barnard College Writing Fellow. After a rigorous selection process, I was trained through an intensive semester-long seminar in critical analysis, persuasive writing and revision. I worked as a Writing Fellow for three years, tutoring and editing student work at every stage from idea to final draft. Throughout my three years, I had the highest rank among student feedback.Using my training and experience as a college level Writing Fellow, I have tutored many High School students in writing their college essays and applications. As a college application tutor, my philosophy is that each student's application needs to tell a story about who they are. Through the application, the college should be able to get to know the student. I work to not only craft this application but show the student how to better their writing through the process.I have also as a private tutor focusing on a range of subjects such as History, Psychology, Statistics, and Sociology. I help students prepare for exams using effective study methods as well as complete writing assignments specifically for these subjects.As a tutor I strive to use specific questions and techniques to enable each student to come to a new understanding of the subject matter and confidence in their mastery.

As a father, my children's education was incredibly important to me. Due to the below average school system where we lived, I decided to home school the both of them. Being involved with their education, and the education of a co-opt of other children was the most rewarding task I have ever undertaken. I understand the importance of truly engaging students, of understanding the various styles of learning for each individual, and acting not only as a teacher, but as a mentor. The true goal is to not only teach the student the materials in front of them but to engender a life-long love of learning. Teaching and polishing writing, from a beginning level to college is a specialty of mine, but I enjoy sharing and teaching all subjects to any ages.

I aspire to help all student reach their full potential. I aim to do my best each and every day for my students.

I am an architect by day and a tutor by other times of the day. I graduated with a Master of Architecture degree from Illinois Institute of Technology in Chicago just this last May and completed my undergraduate studies in Architecture at Wentworth Institute of Technology a few years ago.I like to ski in the winter, despite hating the cold, go to the beach in the summer, and attend concerts whenever I have the opportunity. I like a range of music, movies and TV Shows - I am willing to bet we have at least one in common. In my spare time I hang out with my two cats Bella and Luca and enjoy exploring the city of Boston. In Chicago I went on a quest to find the best "Chicago style hot dog" and ate more than anyone should in their lifetime. I can tell you all about how I waited in line for five hours at one place...I like to make learning fun, and I hope you want to do the same. I have tutored elementary school-aged students in reading and math and was a mentor for incoming freshmen at IIT. I was able to take a group of 6-12 freshmen on tours of Chicago while teaching them the importance of sketching and assisting with any other subjects with which they needed guidance. I believe that if we aren't having fun we are doing it wrong.My subjects include: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Geometry, Homework Support, Math, Middle School Math, Reading, Study Skills and more!

I am a graduate of Northeastern State University with a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education. Throughout college, I worked at a childcare learning center with all ages ranging from infant to school age (11 years old). Upon graduating college, I took on a 3rd grade teaching position at a high poverty, low income public school. Currently, I teach 1st and 2nd grade at a private school. I am finishing up 4 years of teaching and look forward to many more years. I have a strong passion to see children succeed, even when the odds may be against them. Academically, my passion is to teach children the joy of reading, and help them understand how far it will take them in life. I desire to see children not only succeed, but thrive. By advancing a child's education, children feel better about themselves and it brings me joy and fulfillment to be a part of that. It is of a great importance to me that children are taught to be well-rounded individuals - and their education is only the beginning! While I do love teaching reading, phonics and writing to students, I also love the world of math. Altogether, I feel it is important to foster a problem solving approach in the thinking of children.

I completed my Bachelor's of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign in 2012 and my Master's of Science in Speech Language Pathology at Saint Xavier University in 2014. Upon graduation I began work as a school based therapist, first for a special education cooperative and most recently with the Chicago charter school system. As a school based speech-pathologist I have worked with K-12 students at a variety of ability levels as well as transition aged students in a specialized program.I love bringing my clinical skills to my work as a tutor because it allows me to break skills down to their fundamental levels. Working with students to understand the concepts at play helps them to not only get the right answer but to understand the why. This skill based learning helps students understand information more thoroughly and generalize the skills across questions more effectively. Outside of work I like to keep active through running and volunteering with a local animal shelter. My ultimate goal is to one day raise and train a dog as my partner in animal assisted therapy services.

I studied for my undergraduate degree at Liberty University. I have a double major, one in Science in General Psychology and another in Science in Healthcare Administration. In addition, I also have a Liberty University undergraduate certificate in Healthcare Management, a University of North Carolina Bridging the Gap Medical Interpreter Training certificate, and I am a member of three honor societies (Sigma Beta Delta, Delta Mu Delta, and Psi Chi). I am originally from Per, South America; therefore, my native language is Spanish. However, I grew up learning English since I was 7 years old, as languages have always been my passion. I have experience tutoring Spanish and statistics for undergraduate and graduate students. I am currently learning Chinese Mandarin and preparing to take the MCAT; and then apply for medical school. Moreover, my original academic interests were in math, biology, and psychology. I have been lucky to put my knowledge into practice while interning in a Hospital. In my free time, I volunteer at the University of North Carolina Hospital in Chapel Hill and also with the Latino Medical Student Association (LMSA). Finally, I am also a certified medical interpreter and I am currently involved in 4 research projects at Duke University Hospital and Liberty University.

I graduated May 2020 with a B.A. in Criminology and a B.S. in Psychology (Behavior Analysis Specialization). I will be attending the same institution for my Ph.D. in Criminology, Law, and Society beginning in the Fall. I have done research in the fields of wrongful conviction, eyewitness misidentification, jury selection, and the CSI effect. I am well-versed in everything related to college admissions, from essay writing and editing to standardized testing. I am also proficient in English, and grammar is my specialty. Outside of academics, I enjoy creating digital art, listening to music, and caring for my houseplants.