Award-Winning Greek Tutors in Christchurch

...simply an area in which one can make greater improvements, especially with the help of a friendly and encouraging guide. I want to lead students towards academic independence through connecting what they are assigned to learn with what they know well already or what they are skilled at, so that they don't feel as if...

...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 editors to write different types of explanatory...

...University, University of Miami, University of Michigan and New York University. A great tutor customizes instruction for the particular needs of the student. One must quickly diagnose the main areas the student needs to improve, so as not to waste time. A great tutor can see outside the box and be flexible enough to explain...

...after a sudden flash of insight. Oftentimes when something seems complicated or unclear we are actually already familiar with it in a very different form and simply need to have it pointed out (like how trigonometric functions can show up as graphs on a chart, but also as music). My Ph.D. is in Philosophy (from...

Specialized professional in the area of Positive Psychology, comprehensive ab especial education with 30 years of experience in Venezuela. With great vocation, sense of belonging. High level commitment to development, continuous growth, comprehensive progress of children, adolescents and their families. With immediate availability to serve students of all ages with tutoring for Spanish speakers.

...Dual Major, Chemistry & Classical Civilization Dual Minor. I'm the founder of a non-profit organization (2017) called Mentoring Youth & Teens' Health (MYTH) geared towards mental health awareness and youth development. I've also served as an undergraduate researcher for 4 years from Howard University to MIT to UCLA research experiences. I've represented my country and...

My name is Jackson C. Bartling, and I am a Jack(son)-of-all-trades. I have a very broad academic formation, having studied 5 subjects in college and taken 15 different AP exams. I have held professional certifications, too, in personal training and insurance. I speak English and Spanish & study Ancient Greek, Latin, and Portuguese.

...have much experience, education, and training in multiple school, of academia. I used to be a substitute teacher, and loved to teach high school and middle school, of all subjects. I particularly excel in humanities and social sciences, such as literature, psychology, sociology, and writing. But I'm also competent in multiple areas of hard science,...

...research and read the works of Homer, Herodotos, Thucydides, Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Plato, Catullus, Cicero, Caesar, Lucretius, Propertius, Tibullus, Ovid, Vergil, Livy, Tacitus, Horace, Seneca, St. Jerome, and St. Augustine. I have taught dozens of students ranging from 4 to 64 years old, and have discovered that the secret weapon in successful tutoring is true...

...I've developed a deep appreciation for how macroeconomics explains the world around us and how tools like Microsoft Excel can bring complex data to life. My passion for helping others comes from seeing that "aha" moment when a difficult concept finally clicks for someone. My approach to tutoring is built on collaboration and real-world application....

...City Missouri. I am majoring in biology with a minor in spanish. I love teaching and I know to to teach in a way that doesn't feel like school work. Learning can sometimes feel like a chore, but when a student is engaged and interested in what they are learning, it starts to reflect on...

...St. Philips College, and former lecturer in the Department of Philosophy and Classics at UTSA, where I have had the privilege of working with students from a wide variety backgrounds, many from right here in San Antonio. I believe in helping students develop the best possible version of themselves by building studying and learning strategies...

...Certification. I also observed several hours of clinical trials both in private and school settings. In addition, I participated in several seminars such as, "Seminar on Discrete Trial Training (DTT)" and "Seminar on self-injurious behavior & self-stimulatory behavior", followed by three practical hours respectively. At the same time, I am pursuing a Masters in Early...

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 :)

...improves. I assign homework after each session and provide periodic progress reports. My teaching strategy for ESL students is not to only teach English language skills but also teach cultural understanding by using "authentic" materials (newspapers, magazines, advertisements, pictures etc.). Language and culture are inseparable. In order to be proficient in the English language, ESL...

...Master's degree in Classics at New York University, with a 3.95 GPA. I am currently preparing my PhD applications, where I hope to research Greek Tragedy, intersected with Greek Sculpture and contemporary Literary Theory. I have tutored Ancient Languages at a variety of linguistic abilities. From teaching a student Latin from scratch, to helping a...

...spent my time in college pursuing three majors. I care not only about what we learn, but also how we do so. I value scientifically proven methods of low stakes quizzing and interleaving of topics in my teaching. I find that students who realize how to learn become much more engaged in their material, regardless...

...might be altered. Listening to music and taking tests both reward perseverance: one might notice nuances and subtleties in one's favorite song and hearing it repeatedly, and a person's objective score on a test will inevitably increase through constant exposure. Most importantly, a sense of rhythm is invaluable, quite literally in the case of listening...

...the University of Pennsylvania. I received a B.A. in Philosophy and Humanities from Villanova University (2014) and completed the post-baccalaureate program in Classical Studies at Penn (2015). I am primarily interested in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, but I am also interested in formal logic and ethical theory. I have served as a teaching assistant...

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