I have always loved learning. As I determined my career path, I realized the joy I experience in working with people with disabilities. I also realized learning does not always create joy for others (in some instances it creates anxiety or anger).My passion is to specifically help people who feel frustrated and angry about learning for any reason. I want to be the catalyst for a new educational experience.I left a career in Advertising in 1999 and chose to educate myself on how to work with people with disabilities. In 2001, I received a Masters Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. Along the way, I worked with adolescents in rehabilitation for drug abuse and traumatic brain injuries. I worked with adolescents in a residential facility and adults in residential reentry program after incarceration. Finally, I worked with college students with learning disabilities and children, engaged in a community mental health program, while living at home. In 2009, I chose to work in Special Education in the public school system. In 2012, I earned my second Masters Degree. I have worked in the public school system since 2009 as a Special Education teacher because I believe all students deserve to have a teacher dedicated to their academic needs despite their disabilities. I also work with students without disabilities that simply have achievement gaps. I teach my students how to succeed in school. We work on the work, but, more importantly, we work on how to engage in the learning environment to be successful. There are three basic rules I teach all my students. The first rule is: Arrive on time and be prepared to engage in learning. The second rule is: Maintain a positive attitude about learning no matter the challenges. The third rule is: Always submit your work so your teachers can attest to your efforts (even if you don't understand or your work is not accurate). Teachers will see how they can help and often feel even more committed to help. The bottom line is I am committed to teaching and learning.

I received my Bachelor's Degree in Childhood Education 1-6 with a Mathematics Concentration from Niagara University. I also received a minor in Sign Language. I continued my education at Niagara to achieve my Master's Degree in Special Education 7-12. I have been teaching in a classroom for 3 years but have been working in a classroom atmosphere since 2012. My favorite subject to tutor is math. I really enjoy Sign Language and continue to teach it to my current students. I believe that students should have a hands on learning experience and want to be motivated. Tutoring sessions should be more student-led so that they are getting the experience necessary to achieve the grades they want to.

I am a graduate of MidAmerica Nazarene University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. I also hold a Master's Degree in Education, with a focus on Educational Diagnostician, from West Texas A/ M University. I have been a Special Education Teacher and hold certification in the state of Texas for grades PK-12. I am presently working in the field as an Educational Diagnostician and have been in education for 27 years. As an Educational Diagnostician, I conduct evaluations for intellectual Disabilities, Specific Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia evaluations and assist in educational programming for multiple disabilities.I am certified in the Dyslexia Learning Academy with the state of Texas. I have experience as a Math and English Inclusion Teacher and also specialize in tutoring math and reading. I am most passionate about helping students with special needs. I look forward to providing specialized instruction designed to meet the unique learning needs of struggling students.

My name is Heather. I graduated with my ASN in 2017 and my BSN in 2021. I have worked inpatient for 4.5 years and have worked in the Acute Pulmonary, Covid, GI Renal, and Behavioral Health units. I have also worked ambulatory cardiovascular medicine. I have mentored new nurses and have helped with NCLEX prep.

I graduated Magna cum Laude with a bachelor's degree in Education from Toccoa Falls College. I have been a teacher for the past 11 years. Currently, I teach middle/high school in a virtual setting. I am certified by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission to teach English, Middle Grades Language Arts and Social Science, History, Political Science, Elementary Education, Gifted, and Special Education, both general curriculum and adapted curriculum. I am a member of the Georgia Council for the Social Studies, Georgia Council of Teachers of English, National Association for Special Education Teachers, Association of American Educators, and Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education. At the high school level, I have taught college prep and on-level classes in a variety of subjects: World Literature, American Literature, Political Science, US History, Writing, Speech, and Drama. At the grades 4-8 level, I have taught English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Remedial Reading as well serving as a special education Science co-teacher. In all of my courses, I enjoy teaching my students strategies and systems for studying, planning, organizing, test-taking, and advocating for oneself. In my time with Varsity, I have tutored students from grade 2 to adult, and I have taught several classes including: Space Club, Special Education Reading Comprehension, and Cooking Healthy Snacks. My experience in writing and implementing IEPs and 504 plans for students with disabilities helps me guide learners of all abilities toward success. My love of museums, history and science centers, zoos, and aquariums inspires me to create unique cross-curricular learning opportunities for my students.

My name is Kath and I am a RN, BSN with my Masters in Public Health. I have worked in various fields as a Registered Nurse and as an educator. I have had the great opportunity to take care of patients in the hospital setting and in the community setting. My favorite job has been working with students. I am interested in helping students succeed based on their goals. I am very committed to being available to you, as you are under more stress than ever before. I am comfortable tutoring a varied array of life science based subjects as I have a diverse background starting from working in the laboratory to most recently teaching nursing students. My passion is nursing and I would like to aid you in your studies! We need great nurses today more than ever.We will focus on creating an education plan that is right for you. We will create goals together, implement strategies that work within your schedule and then review how those strategies are working. I hope that you will consider allowing me to partner with you in your educational endeavors.

I am a Licensed CPA in the state of Kentucky. I have helped over a hundred students pass the Audit (AUD) , Financial Accounting and reporting (FAR) and Regulation (REG) parts of the CPA Exam. Additionally I have been a tutor for three years now and I can relate because I havepassed the exam recently. I have worked in Audit and Tax in a public CPA firm. I also have extensive experience with financial accounting reporting and concepts. My goal is to further your understanding of the questions and answers. During our first session we will come up with a schedule and a plan to help you pass. If your goal is to become a cpa, be sure to request me for cpa exam preparation and tutoring. If you work with me, you'll be a certified public accountant in no time.

I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I obtain my Masters Degree at Touro College Graduate School of Social Work. I also obtained my Bachelors of Arts in Sociology with a Minor in English from SUNY Binghamton University. I am also a certified school Social Worker. I always knew, if I did not become a Social Worker, I would become an English teacher. Either way, I wanted to help children. That has always been my passion and goal in life. Throughout my career, I have always worked with children assisting them academically, especially assisting them to improve and excel in reading and writing. I love reading and I always try to get my students to realize that reading and writing is necessary. I want them to see that it is fun and entertaining and can be just as entertaining as their tablets. My teaching style is to meet my students where they are and move forward as a team in order for them to reach their goal. It takes time and patience and I am willing to help them to reach their full potential. I am experienced in working with students with an IEP and also those with Processing Disorders.

Hello!My name is Natalie, and I am a graduate of University of St. Augustine currently residing in Detroit, MI. I'm looking to help tutor for the NBCOT in some of my free time! I've always enjoyed helping others throughout school. My OTR experience includes: COVID recovery SNF, ALF/ILF, memory care, SNF, inpatient rehab, and acute care. I took the test Feb 2020 and can share test taking tips and help you guide your studying. I will help you develop a study schedule based on your materials and time schedule as well as help break down any subjects needed. I find explaining things in different ways helps memorize information and break down test questions.In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my wife going to local sports games (LGRW, go Tigers, go Pistons, and "do better" Lions!)

I love to teach because I love to learn. I help my students learn how to learn. Critical thinking is critical for passing certification and other standardized tests. Knowing what to do when you aren't sure of the answer is key.I passed the NC Real Estate exam on the first try.

I have always loved learning. As I determined my career path, I realized the joy I experience in working with people with disabilities. I also realized learning does not always create joy for others (in some instances it creates anxiety or anger).My passion is to specifically help people who feel frustrated and angry about learning for any reason. I want to be the catalyst for a new educational experience.I left a career in Advertising in 1999 and chose to educate myself on how to work with people with disabilities. In 2001, I received a Masters Degree in Rehabilitation Counseling. Along the way, I worked with adolescents in rehabilitation for drug abuse and traumatic brain injuries. I worked with adolescents in a residential facility and adults in residential reentry program after incarceration. Finally, I worked with college students with learning disabilities and children, engaged in a community mental health program, while living at home. In 2009, I chose to work in Special Education in the public school system. In 2012, I earned my second Masters Degree. I have worked in the public school system since 2009 as a Special Education teacher because I believe all students deserve to have a teacher dedicated to their academic needs despite their disabilities. I also work with students without disabilities that simply have achievement gaps. I teach my students how to succeed in school. We work on the work, but, more importantly, we work on how to engage in the learning environment to be successful. There are three basic rules I teach all my students. The first rule is: Arrive on time and be prepared to engage in learning. The second rule is: Maintain a positive attitude about learning no matter the challenges. The third rule is: Always submit your work so your teachers can attest to your efforts (even if you don't understand or your work is not accurate). Teachers will see how they can help and often feel even more committed to help. The bottom line is I am committed to teaching and learning.

I received my Bachelor's Degree in Childhood Education 1-6 with a Mathematics Concentration from Niagara University. I also received a minor in Sign Language. I continued my education at Niagara to achieve my Master's Degree in Special Education 7-12. I have been teaching in a classroom for 3 years but have been working in a classroom atmosphere since 2012. My favorite subject to tutor is math. I really enjoy Sign Language and continue to teach it to my current students. I believe that students should have a hands on learning experience and want to be motivated. Tutoring sessions should be more student-led so that they are getting the experience necessary to achieve the grades they want to.

I am a graduate of MidAmerica Nazarene University where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. I also hold a Master's Degree in Education, with a focus on Educational Diagnostician, from West Texas A/ M University. I have been a Special Education Teacher and hold certification in the state of Texas for grades PK-12. I am presently working in the field as an Educational Diagnostician and have been in education for 27 years. As an Educational Diagnostician, I conduct evaluations for intellectual Disabilities, Specific Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia evaluations and assist in educational programming for multiple disabilities.I am certified in the Dyslexia Learning Academy with the state of Texas. I have experience as a Math and English Inclusion Teacher and also specialize in tutoring math and reading. I am most passionate about helping students with special needs. I look forward to providing specialized instruction designed to meet the unique learning needs of struggling students.

My name is Heather. I graduated with my ASN in 2017 and my BSN in 2021. I have worked inpatient for 4.5 years and have worked in the Acute Pulmonary, Covid, GI Renal, and Behavioral Health units. I have also worked ambulatory cardiovascular medicine. I have mentored new nurses and have helped with NCLEX prep.

I graduated Magna cum Laude with a bachelor's degree in Education from Toccoa Falls College. I have been a teacher for the past 11 years. Currently, I teach middle/high school in a virtual setting. I am certified by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission to teach English, Middle Grades Language Arts and Social Science, History, Political Science, Elementary Education, Gifted, and Special Education, both general curriculum and adapted curriculum. I am a member of the Georgia Council for the Social Studies, Georgia Council of Teachers of English, National Association for Special Education Teachers, Association of American Educators, and Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor Society in Education. At the high school level, I have taught college prep and on-level classes in a variety of subjects: World Literature, American Literature, Political Science, US History, Writing, Speech, and Drama. At the grades 4-8 level, I have taught English Language Arts, Social Studies, and Remedial Reading as well serving as a special education Science co-teacher. In all of my courses, I enjoy teaching my students strategies and systems for studying, planning, organizing, test-taking, and advocating for oneself. In my time with Varsity, I have tutored students from grade 2 to adult, and I have taught several classes including: Space Club, Special Education Reading Comprehension, and Cooking Healthy Snacks. My experience in writing and implementing IEPs and 504 plans for students with disabilities helps me guide learners of all abilities toward success. My love of museums, history and science centers, zoos, and aquariums inspires me to create unique cross-curricular learning opportunities for my students.

My name is Kath and I am a RN, BSN with my Masters in Public Health. I have worked in various fields as a Registered Nurse and as an educator. I have had the great opportunity to take care of patients in the hospital setting and in the community setting. My favorite job has been working with students. I am interested in helping students succeed based on their goals. I am very committed to being available to you, as you are under more stress than ever before. I am comfortable tutoring a varied array of life science based subjects as I have a diverse background starting from working in the laboratory to most recently teaching nursing students. My passion is nursing and I would like to aid you in your studies! We need great nurses today more than ever.We will focus on creating an education plan that is right for you. We will create goals together, implement strategies that work within your schedule and then review how those strategies are working. I hope that you will consider allowing me to partner with you in your educational endeavors.

I am a Licensed CPA in the state of Kentucky. I have helped over a hundred students pass the Audit (AUD) , Financial Accounting and reporting (FAR) and Regulation (REG) parts of the CPA Exam. Additionally I have been a tutor for three years now and I can relate because I havepassed the exam recently. I have worked in Audit and Tax in a public CPA firm. I also have extensive experience with financial accounting reporting and concepts. My goal is to further your understanding of the questions and answers. During our first session we will come up with a schedule and a plan to help you pass. If your goal is to become a cpa, be sure to request me for cpa exam preparation and tutoring. If you work with me, you'll be a certified public accountant in no time.

I am a Licensed Master Social Worker. I obtain my Masters Degree at Touro College Graduate School of Social Work. I also obtained my Bachelors of Arts in Sociology with a Minor in English from SUNY Binghamton University. I am also a certified school Social Worker. I always knew, if I did not become a Social Worker, I would become an English teacher. Either way, I wanted to help children. That has always been my passion and goal in life. Throughout my career, I have always worked with children assisting them academically, especially assisting them to improve and excel in reading and writing. I love reading and I always try to get my students to realize that reading and writing is necessary. I want them to see that it is fun and entertaining and can be just as entertaining as their tablets. My teaching style is to meet my students where they are and move forward as a team in order for them to reach their goal. It takes time and patience and I am willing to help them to reach their full potential. I am experienced in working with students with an IEP and also those with Processing Disorders.

Hello!My name is Natalie, and I am a graduate of University of St. Augustine currently residing in Detroit, MI. I'm looking to help tutor for the NBCOT in some of my free time! I've always enjoyed helping others throughout school. My OTR experience includes: COVID recovery SNF, ALF/ILF, memory care, SNF, inpatient rehab, and acute care. I took the test Feb 2020 and can share test taking tips and help you guide your studying. I will help you develop a study schedule based on your materials and time schedule as well as help break down any subjects needed. I find explaining things in different ways helps memorize information and break down test questions.In my free time, I enjoy spending time with my wife going to local sports games (LGRW, go Tigers, go Pistons, and "do better" Lions!)

I love to teach because I love to learn. I help my students learn how to learn. Critical thinking is critical for passing certification and other standardized tests. Knowing what to do when you aren't sure of the answer is key.I passed the NC Real Estate exam on the first try.