Award-Winning Creative Writing Tutors serving Phoenix, AZ

...- Phoenix, Arizona. I recently graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelors in Filmmaking Practices with a focus in Screenwriting. I am passionate about helping people connect through telling stories. I have experience tutoring students in a variety of subjects, including math, English, Writing, Science, and more! As far as writing/English, I have a analytical approach asking students to think critically about arguments and how they are constructed. In Math, I stress the importance...

...Arts in Creative Writing and French and a minor in Art History. I have been tutoring/teaching for almost ten years. I have worked with people of all ages, from elementary school students to retirees, in different parts of the world. I am also a writer, translator, and ESL/ELL teacher. I love learning and am currently studying my fifth language. Most of all, I love sharing the excitement of learning with fellow learners!

...have the right to learn and get a quality education. Every child that I tutor should feel comfortable and safe. Our lessons time is in an environment full of nurturing and enriching. Individualized instruction is an integral strategy to aid children with different learning preferences. In order to meet individual challenges, lessons are structured into learning modalities by incorporating auditory, kinesthetic, and visual techniques. I apply a variety of approaches to the learning process. I...

...BA in Elementary Education in 2016. My teaching major is language arts, but I have experience tutoring and teaching math too. I love working with children and have experience teaching students from Kindergarten to Freshmen year of high school. I have tutored math (middle and high school) on and off for the past 5 years. I currently have a 2 year old son and teach as an interventionist in a public school in Phoenix. Please...

...flourish in life. Whether through hands on experiences, discovering their gifts, persevering through hard subjects, situations, my desire is to encourage and strengthen anyone I meet and interact with. I am a lover of English, and find joy in helping others find their voice through words. Thinking through what you want to say, how to say it, can be hard, but working through that with you is a gift of mine and one I intend...

...don't think I'm some fire-breathing strict ruler-toting tutor or anything like that, so no worries on that score. I want to see students pursue what makes them happy, and if what makes them happy happens to align with the subjects I adore, I think we'll get along grand. Slight personal details about me, I'm what one might call a "mystery geek," and I consider myself to be an amateur Sherlockian. I watch anime -- besides...

...it rhymes! This sentiment mirrors my perspective exactly. All experience teaches us something, even if the lesson learned is simply what not to do! As the past shapes the present and the present becomes the future, how could the study of history be unimportant? An avid student and aficionado of the written word, I also enjoy writing and teaching literature as the process of reading involves meeting the author halfway; accordingly, each engaged reader will...

...child, and so on). I currently have worked as a Special education teacher in moderate to severe autism classrooms. I think that anything can be accomplished with hard work and dedication. It's never too early to learn and it's never too late to get an education. I love to learn and I love to teach even more. My favorite subjects to teach are English, composition, creative writing, fiction, medicine, and math. When I am not...

...online testing utilized in many Phoenix area schools and districts. One of the best ways that I can help a child succeed is, first, to learn which level he/she is currently experiencing success in a given subject area. After learning of a student's strengths, it is much easier to determine their needs. I would then develop materials and activities that address their needs and help a child build the skills he/she needs to be successful...

...admission into Harvard, Princeton, Brown, and UC Berkeley to name a few. I am effective at tutoring because I love working one on one with students and helping the student achieve their goals of improvement. I have been tutoring students since high school. During my time at the university I also tutored in writing and helped students with some of their most difficult assignments. I currently also work for a small publishing company and edit...

...Literature. As an educator, I am passionate about education and learning. I believe education is vital for the well-being and success for not only individuals, but society as a whole. Anything I can do to help realize this goal, makes me fulfilled and satisfied. In my spare time, I strive to be a lifelong learner in topics that both interest me and are foreign to me. I enjoy hiking, running, weight-lifting and playing with my...

...to individualize to each students unique needs. My strengths are in language arts (reading and writing). I have a dual bachelors degree from Western Governors University. I have a Bachelors in Special Education (k-12) and a Bachelors in General Education (k-6). I have endorsements in mild-moderate disabilities. In my free time I am a mommy to three, and dog mom to three. We love going out and doing fun family outings. I love roller coasters...

...Creative Writing and Film Media Studies. I've written two novels that are in pre-publication stages. I have experience teaching writing to all different age groups. Outside of my academics, I love fitness and I even author my own fitness website to coach people through their nutritional and physical goals. I find excitement in enabling people to do what they love. I'm excited to be here on Varsity Tutors to really start making an impact for...

I believe all children can learn when in the right environment with the right tools and the right teacher. Engagement is key. Great engagement comes from knowing the child's preferred learning style. It all comes down to the relationship between the tutor and the child.