I am a graduate of International Academy of Design & Technology with a degree in Interior Design. I also graduated from University of Central Florida with a degree in Communication Sciences & Disorders. I guess I'm a little eclectic with my pursuits, but I love being unique. I started my educational career as a speech & language pathologist in an elementary school. After 2 years of that, I decided to become certified to teach. My teaching certificate includes elementary education, exceptional student education, and English for speakers of other languages. The special education classroom is where I found out how much I loved working with student of varying exceptionalities. Each day was so rewarding and exciting, but paperwork and demands from district really put a damper on that joy of helping students. Tutoring came easily for me when the opportunity arose and I'm glad I never looked back from leaving the schools. Helping each student find their "light bulb" moment is what I continually strive for. I am primarily able to work with elementary students across all subjects and varying levels of ability. In middle school and high school, I am most confident with reading and writing, but can work with math if I have a chance to refresh my memory on the topic. I am trained to work with students who are learning English as a second language of any age. I have experience with helping prepare for different tests academically and professionally as the need arises.

I graduated with a B.S. in Economics from the University of North Texas. I am currently a middle school math teacher, though I am proficient in a wide variety of mathematics-related domains.

Hello! I am Janaya Joyner. I am a classroom teacher, who loves to tutor on the side. I enjoy having the chance to use my excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills, and the ability to resolve any challenges my future students may have to further their personal growth. I have had experience from Kindergarten all the way to 9th grade! Along these lines, I wish to help the young children understand the importance of citizenship, confidence and personal independence through educational experiences.My educational background and experiences at different Schools, including schools for the deaf as well, has prepared me for the role of evolving into the best Teacher/tutor I always imagined being. I am eager to potentially contribute my enthusiasm and up-to-date skills to your children. I am certain that my confidence, meticulous work ethics, and professional abilities will give you a greater understanding of my qualifications for this opportunity. Looking forward with working with you!

Teaching to patients or to students requires a connection to their level of understanding first, in order to assist in developing critical thinking skills.Having been a practitioner and then a PA educator allows me to recognize the level of didactic education the student has had and how to enhance it for the clinical year and beyond.Performance on PANCE/PANRE exams requires a simple approach to the architecture of the question, in order to successfully demonstrate ones core knowledge. I have written numerous summative exams, course exams, OSCE vignettes, administered Packrat and EOR exams and have successfully led our PA program team to state and local medical challenge bowls, in addition to tutoring both PA and Medical students.I will reduce your stress level when taking exams and offer strategic approaches to focus on what the question is asking, to increase your confidence in your ability to perform successfully.

Hey everyone! My name is Brian and I am a 4th year medical student in Florida. Looking to pass on some of the knowledge I've gained over the years and help the next generation of students to crush their exams! I can help with anything science and math grades K-12, College Level and beyond! Looking forward to meeting you!Qualifications:Bachelors in BiologyMasters in Biomedical SciencesMasters in Business AdministrationCurrent Medical Student (expected graduation May 2023)

Hello, I have been in education for 16 years. I have taught grades K-3rd as a classroom teacher. I have three years as an Instructional Coach. I am currently going through the Science of Teaching Reading. I would love the opportunity to help your student be successful.

Hi! I am a math and science enthusiast first and foremost. Officially, I am a Harvard Biophysics graduate student. I enjoy problem-solving, discussing science, and sharing my expertise with others. I double majored in Applied Mathematics & Statistics and Biomedical Engineering.I love teaching Physics, and I have extensive experience tutoring Discrete Math and Real Analysis. I also served as a teaching fellow at Johns Hopkins University in Probability and Statistics, and later at Harvard University in Stochastic Processes.In addition, I completed a variety of foundational and applied computer science courses in college and applied these skills in various projects. I have been fluent in Java, and today I primarily use Python and R for my research projects.While most of my teaching experience is at the college level, I also enjoy working with high school students, whether in standard, honors, or AP- or IB-level courses.

I am a CPA by profession and have experience in both Public and Private accounting. I enjoy teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students because i love to see them succeed in school, Prep Exams, and life in general. I understand everyone learns differently and my goal as a tutor is to help students understand the material in a simple way.

I've been tutoring the bar since last October. During the bar season I treat it as a full time job and work regularly in the season with students on MBE strategy, MEE strategy, and the substantive topics that come along with it.I also tutor students in law school. A lot of my experience with the bar exam subjects really supplement my ability to effectively tutor students in wide range of substantive areas.I believe that success on the bar comes 50% from good substantive background but also 50% in the strategies you employ. The bar is hard, and of course is not an exam we will score close to perfect. With the MBE I'm knowledgeable on the substantive issues but I try to use that to help you effectively strategize. Often times the right answer can be unclear but using your substantive knowledge can help you effectively eliminate bad answers to really increase your odds and enhance your scores.With the MEE general knowledge of substantive issues is obviously important, but it's crucial to analyze in your writing the way the test grader wants it. And it's SO important to understand it's all about what they want. So, I focus on structuring your essays in a way that you're hitting all the points and minimizing the risk that you miss subtle issues. I also try to help you understand and handle what they mean by the most annoying thing everyone says about the MEE which is "if you don't know the rule just make one up." I think there's a way to handle that, and often a general background in a substantive area can help you get a solid answer. I got a 303 on the bar, with the strongest part of my exam being the essay portion. And that was despite writing one essay I completely made up, and another where my conclusion was wrong, but I nonetheless analyzed all arguments/counter arguments to get a lot of points. They care less about your conclusions, but the way you analyze and address arguments, and utilize your facts.This is all and oversimplification of what I'll help you with. I look forward to meeting with you if you move forward with me as your tutor!

I am an experienced physical therapist with an orthopaedic specialty certification and 11 years of teaching and mentoring experience in physical therapy. I believe my abilities align directly with helping students who are anticipating taking certification exams. I have extensive teaching experience, ranging from patient education, to serving as an APTA credentialed clinical instructor for PT students, to regularly training staff on advanced clinical skills, evidence-based practice and clinic processes. I look forward to helping prospective therapists pass their board exams and enter into the great field of physical therapy.

I am a graduate of International Academy of Design & Technology with a degree in Interior Design. I also graduated from University of Central Florida with a degree in Communication Sciences & Disorders. I guess I'm a little eclectic with my pursuits, but I love being unique. I started my educational career as a speech & language pathologist in an elementary school. After 2 years of that, I decided to become certified to teach. My teaching certificate includes elementary education, exceptional student education, and English for speakers of other languages. The special education classroom is where I found out how much I loved working with student of varying exceptionalities. Each day was so rewarding and exciting, but paperwork and demands from district really put a damper on that joy of helping students. Tutoring came easily for me when the opportunity arose and I'm glad I never looked back from leaving the schools. Helping each student find their "light bulb" moment is what I continually strive for. I am primarily able to work with elementary students across all subjects and varying levels of ability. In middle school and high school, I am most confident with reading and writing, but can work with math if I have a chance to refresh my memory on the topic. I am trained to work with students who are learning English as a second language of any age. I have experience with helping prepare for different tests academically and professionally as the need arises.

I graduated with a B.S. in Economics from the University of North Texas. I am currently a middle school math teacher, though I am proficient in a wide variety of mathematics-related domains.

Hello! I am Janaya Joyner. I am a classroom teacher, who loves to tutor on the side. I enjoy having the chance to use my excellent communication skills, interpersonal skills, and the ability to resolve any challenges my future students may have to further their personal growth. I have had experience from Kindergarten all the way to 9th grade! Along these lines, I wish to help the young children understand the importance of citizenship, confidence and personal independence through educational experiences.My educational background and experiences at different Schools, including schools for the deaf as well, has prepared me for the role of evolving into the best Teacher/tutor I always imagined being. I am eager to potentially contribute my enthusiasm and up-to-date skills to your children. I am certain that my confidence, meticulous work ethics, and professional abilities will give you a greater understanding of my qualifications for this opportunity. Looking forward with working with you!

Teaching to patients or to students requires a connection to their level of understanding first, in order to assist in developing critical thinking skills.Having been a practitioner and then a PA educator allows me to recognize the level of didactic education the student has had and how to enhance it for the clinical year and beyond.Performance on PANCE/PANRE exams requires a simple approach to the architecture of the question, in order to successfully demonstrate ones core knowledge. I have written numerous summative exams, course exams, OSCE vignettes, administered Packrat and EOR exams and have successfully led our PA program team to state and local medical challenge bowls, in addition to tutoring both PA and Medical students.I will reduce your stress level when taking exams and offer strategic approaches to focus on what the question is asking, to increase your confidence in your ability to perform successfully.

Hey everyone! My name is Brian and I am a 4th year medical student in Florida. Looking to pass on some of the knowledge I've gained over the years and help the next generation of students to crush their exams! I can help with anything science and math grades K-12, College Level and beyond! Looking forward to meeting you!Qualifications:Bachelors in BiologyMasters in Biomedical SciencesMasters in Business AdministrationCurrent Medical Student (expected graduation May 2023)

Hello, I have been in education for 16 years. I have taught grades K-3rd as a classroom teacher. I have three years as an Instructional Coach. I am currently going through the Science of Teaching Reading. I would love the opportunity to help your student be successful.

Hi! I am a math and science enthusiast first and foremost. Officially, I am a Harvard Biophysics graduate student. I enjoy problem-solving, discussing science, and sharing my expertise with others. I double majored in Applied Mathematics & Statistics and Biomedical Engineering.I love teaching Physics, and I have extensive experience tutoring Discrete Math and Real Analysis. I also served as a teaching fellow at Johns Hopkins University in Probability and Statistics, and later at Harvard University in Stochastic Processes.In addition, I completed a variety of foundational and applied computer science courses in college and applied these skills in various projects. I have been fluent in Java, and today I primarily use Python and R for my research projects.While most of my teaching experience is at the college level, I also enjoy working with high school students, whether in standard, honors, or AP- or IB-level courses.

I am a CPA by profession and have experience in both Public and Private accounting. I enjoy teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students because i love to see them succeed in school, Prep Exams, and life in general. I understand everyone learns differently and my goal as a tutor is to help students understand the material in a simple way.

I've been tutoring the bar since last October. During the bar season I treat it as a full time job and work regularly in the season with students on MBE strategy, MEE strategy, and the substantive topics that come along with it.I also tutor students in law school. A lot of my experience with the bar exam subjects really supplement my ability to effectively tutor students in wide range of substantive areas.I believe that success on the bar comes 50% from good substantive background but also 50% in the strategies you employ. The bar is hard, and of course is not an exam we will score close to perfect. With the MBE I'm knowledgeable on the substantive issues but I try to use that to help you effectively strategize. Often times the right answer can be unclear but using your substantive knowledge can help you effectively eliminate bad answers to really increase your odds and enhance your scores.With the MEE general knowledge of substantive issues is obviously important, but it's crucial to analyze in your writing the way the test grader wants it. And it's SO important to understand it's all about what they want. So, I focus on structuring your essays in a way that you're hitting all the points and minimizing the risk that you miss subtle issues. I also try to help you understand and handle what they mean by the most annoying thing everyone says about the MEE which is "if you don't know the rule just make one up." I think there's a way to handle that, and often a general background in a substantive area can help you get a solid answer. I got a 303 on the bar, with the strongest part of my exam being the essay portion. And that was despite writing one essay I completely made up, and another where my conclusion was wrong, but I nonetheless analyzed all arguments/counter arguments to get a lot of points. They care less about your conclusions, but the way you analyze and address arguments, and utilize your facts.This is all and oversimplification of what I'll help you with. I look forward to meeting with you if you move forward with me as your tutor!

I am an experienced physical therapist with an orthopaedic specialty certification and 11 years of teaching and mentoring experience in physical therapy. I believe my abilities align directly with helping students who are anticipating taking certification exams. I have extensive teaching experience, ranging from patient education, to serving as an APTA credentialed clinical instructor for PT students, to regularly training staff on advanced clinical skills, evidence-based practice and clinic processes. I look forward to helping prospective therapists pass their board exams and enter into the great field of physical therapy.