I am motivated to assist speech-language pathologist succeed and begin their careers. I am excited to provide tutoring for the Speech-Language Pathology Praxis Exam. I have been an SLP for 19 years working in an educational setting and private practice working with the pediatric population. I attended Bowling Green State University for undergraduate and The University of Akron for graduate school.

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I am a graduate of American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Post University (Waterbury Connecticut). I have received my Doctor of Nursing with an emphasis on Executive Leadership. My original nursing degree was an Associates from Elgin Community College (Elgin, Illinois) in 1983. I have extensive critical care and nurse leadership/management experience. Though I am a new tutor, I have a broad range of knowledge and skill. My career includes teaching nursing students both in the classroom and clinical setting, paving the way for NCLEX success. I can also help with promoting success in term paper writing, as I excel in that area. I am passionate about all things nursing and am here to help!I am an advocate of education on all levels and try to help every student succeed. In my spare time my focus are my grandkids and puppies. Life is to be enjoyed, and I am able to do just that.

I customize learning plans, including comprehensive full practice exams dependent upon your personal needs and what you need to learn to pass.My specialties are FINRA exams (after 276 students and 215 Five-star reviews):SIE 100% pass rate3 100% pass rate6 100 % pass rate7 99.99% pass rate28 100% pass rate63 100% pass rate65 100% pass rate66 100% pass rate79 100% pass rate86 100% pass rateI was a teacher and have extensive successful experience with students and all learning accommodations.* I update my material consistent with FINRA's algorithms, industry updates, and market changes.

Dr. Jolan Wu graduated from San Francisco State University with a B.A. in Biology. She worked during college to put herself through school, so she understands the challenges of learning to multitask education with life's demands. After college, she went on to earn a full scholarship at Western University of Health Sciences, where she pursued graduate studies in the biomedical sciences, with a focus on biochemical pathways implicated in long term potentiation and memory formation. This is where she learned to master learning strategies and achieved Dean's List for the full consecutive two years for her M.S. degree. She went on to excelling during medical school and on her boards, becoming an NIH award recipient, and a general surgery resident at the University of Washington. Now, as she prioritizes motherhood and family, she is taking a break from her training to focus on transferring to a program more local to her home community, where she can find better balance between her career and family.Jolan has extensive experience helping students succeed in their USMLE and COMLEX goals. Not only is she a subject expert, but she also teaches general learning and memory strategies effective for long-term retention. Her students benefit highly from her personalized tutoring and mentorship approach, and she subscribes to the idea of "...teach someone to fish and you feed them for life". She is passionate and confident that she can help you achieve your goals, wherever your residency endeavors lie.Outside of her medical journey, she has a passion for figure skating and has continued to work as an instructor for youth ice skating programs. She also has a 5-year-old boy 2 dogs, and enjoys spending time with her family.

Hi! My name is Dana and I work full time as a Physical Therapist. I graduated from Duquesne University with a BS in Biology, Health Sciences and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. I have a passion for science and love learning about the amazing things our bodies can do. Through all of my years of schooling I have tried a variety of different study methods and completely understand the frustrations of it all. I am determined to ensure my students are confident with the information they are learning, feel comfortable in their learning environments and never feel embarrassed for asking questions.

Multisystem Travel Nurse- I have floated to every floor imaginable. I am pleased to help you grasp concepts through my experiences and knowledge! I have taught clinicals at an LPN and RN level. Confidence is KEY!I am also a writer, I am truly happy to edit essays and papers.

I am a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Student Education with a focus on Intellectual Disabilities (IDD). I taught children (ages 5-10 years old) with IDD and autism spectrum disorder for 3 years before going back to school. I attended Nova Southeastern University and graduated with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. During my time in school pursing my degree, I home-schooled two children with autism ages 9 and 10. I practiced as a pediatric occupational therapist for 5 years in a sensory integration clinic and in the school system. I have a unique perspective as I am also the mom of a child with autism and who spent 94 days in the NICU before coming home. I also was the Occupational Therapy Assistant Program Director at a university for 8 and a half years in which I taught the following subjects: Introduction to Occupational Therapy, Human Development and Occupation, Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment, Group Dynamics, Therapeutic Media, Pediatric Disorders and Treatment, and Pre-Clinical. I also worked extensively with my faculty on the subjects they were assigned to teach. I have experience with test prep for the NBCOT exam for OTA students. I recently helped to develop a curriculum for adults with IDD in an adult day program and currently educate other individuals on how to implement the curriculum. I currently am working on my Ph.D. in Occupational Therapy from Nova Southeastern University. I firmly believe that all individuals can learn, and being creative while learning helps to achieve this. I strive to determine how individuals learn best and include that in my teaching strategies. I enjoy celebrating with the individuals I work with when they learn something new! Working with students, I currently have a 100% pass rate for students I have tutored

Hi! I am a medical student at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. I grew up in Pennsylvania and attended the University of Pittsburgh for undergraduate studies, where I majored in Biochemistry and Bioengineering. I have always taken a keen interest in tutoring and mentoring students, and have been involved with multiple organizations teaching middle-school aged students to adult learners. Outside of these formal teaching opportunities, I am a proponent of collaborative learning in all settings (sports, medicine, arts) and have always emphasized teaching and learning by analogy to simplify complex topics.In medical school, I have served as a Teaching Assistant for first-year medical students learning musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology. I have also served as a one-on-one mentor to assist students who are struggling with the academic pace and rigor of the medical school curriculum. During my undergraduate years, I worked with multiple professors as a TA in upper-level science courses covering biochemistry and molecular biology where I taught recitation and review sessions. During that time, I also served as a tutor in STEM-topics through a pipeline program working with students of underserved populations in Pittsburgh.I believe that learning is a lifelong endeavor, and that a conversational approach to teaching benefits both the student and teacher. I am always looking for ways to connect with other people, to find a commonality that we can use to explore new or confusing topics in an analogous manner. I always seek to build on my experiences in working with different types of learners to find the best way to engage with my students and foster their sense of curiosity and confidence.

Hello! My name is Jeremy Wittkopp. I am a PhD in physics with a specialization in optics. I have worked in the physics field for many years and have published several papers. My main area of research is in computational optics, so I have an extensive understanding of programming. I have also spent many years teaching students of a wide variety of backgrounds, age groups, and nationalities.

I am motivated to assist speech-language pathologist succeed and begin their careers. I am excited to provide tutoring for the Speech-Language Pathology Praxis Exam. I have been an SLP for 19 years working in an educational setting and private practice working with the pediatric population. I attended Bowling Green State University for undergraduate and The University of Akron for graduate school.

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I am a graduate of American Sentinel College of Nursing & Health Sciences at Post University (Waterbury Connecticut). I have received my Doctor of Nursing with an emphasis on Executive Leadership. My original nursing degree was an Associates from Elgin Community College (Elgin, Illinois) in 1983. I have extensive critical care and nurse leadership/management experience. Though I am a new tutor, I have a broad range of knowledge and skill. My career includes teaching nursing students both in the classroom and clinical setting, paving the way for NCLEX success. I can also help with promoting success in term paper writing, as I excel in that area. I am passionate about all things nursing and am here to help!I am an advocate of education on all levels and try to help every student succeed. In my spare time my focus are my grandkids and puppies. Life is to be enjoyed, and I am able to do just that.

I customize learning plans, including comprehensive full practice exams dependent upon your personal needs and what you need to learn to pass.My specialties are FINRA exams (after 276 students and 215 Five-star reviews):SIE 100% pass rate3 100% pass rate6 100 % pass rate7 99.99% pass rate28 100% pass rate63 100% pass rate65 100% pass rate66 100% pass rate79 100% pass rate86 100% pass rateI was a teacher and have extensive successful experience with students and all learning accommodations.* I update my material consistent with FINRA's algorithms, industry updates, and market changes.

Dr. Jolan Wu graduated from San Francisco State University with a B.A. in Biology. She worked during college to put herself through school, so she understands the challenges of learning to multitask education with life's demands. After college, she went on to earn a full scholarship at Western University of Health Sciences, where she pursued graduate studies in the biomedical sciences, with a focus on biochemical pathways implicated in long term potentiation and memory formation. This is where she learned to master learning strategies and achieved Dean's List for the full consecutive two years for her M.S. degree. She went on to excelling during medical school and on her boards, becoming an NIH award recipient, and a general surgery resident at the University of Washington. Now, as she prioritizes motherhood and family, she is taking a break from her training to focus on transferring to a program more local to her home community, where she can find better balance between her career and family.Jolan has extensive experience helping students succeed in their USMLE and COMLEX goals. Not only is she a subject expert, but she also teaches general learning and memory strategies effective for long-term retention. Her students benefit highly from her personalized tutoring and mentorship approach, and she subscribes to the idea of "...teach someone to fish and you feed them for life". She is passionate and confident that she can help you achieve your goals, wherever your residency endeavors lie.Outside of her medical journey, she has a passion for figure skating and has continued to work as an instructor for youth ice skating programs. She also has a 5-year-old boy 2 dogs, and enjoys spending time with her family.

Hi! My name is Dana and I work full time as a Physical Therapist. I graduated from Duquesne University with a BS in Biology, Health Sciences and a Doctorate in Physical Therapy. I have a passion for science and love learning about the amazing things our bodies can do. Through all of my years of schooling I have tried a variety of different study methods and completely understand the frustrations of it all. I am determined to ensure my students are confident with the information they are learning, feel comfortable in their learning environments and never feel embarrassed for asking questions.

Multisystem Travel Nurse- I have floated to every floor imaginable. I am pleased to help you grasp concepts through my experiences and knowledge! I have taught clinicals at an LPN and RN level. Confidence is KEY!I am also a writer, I am truly happy to edit essays and papers.

I am a graduate of the University of Central Florida with a Bachelor of Science in Exceptional Student Education with a focus on Intellectual Disabilities (IDD). I taught children (ages 5-10 years old) with IDD and autism spectrum disorder for 3 years before going back to school. I attended Nova Southeastern University and graduated with a Masters in Occupational Therapy. During my time in school pursing my degree, I home-schooled two children with autism ages 9 and 10. I practiced as a pediatric occupational therapist for 5 years in a sensory integration clinic and in the school system. I have a unique perspective as I am also the mom of a child with autism and who spent 94 days in the NICU before coming home. I also was the Occupational Therapy Assistant Program Director at a university for 8 and a half years in which I taught the following subjects: Introduction to Occupational Therapy, Human Development and Occupation, Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment, Group Dynamics, Therapeutic Media, Pediatric Disorders and Treatment, and Pre-Clinical. I also worked extensively with my faculty on the subjects they were assigned to teach. I have experience with test prep for the NBCOT exam for OTA students. I recently helped to develop a curriculum for adults with IDD in an adult day program and currently educate other individuals on how to implement the curriculum. I currently am working on my Ph.D. in Occupational Therapy from Nova Southeastern University. I firmly believe that all individuals can learn, and being creative while learning helps to achieve this. I strive to determine how individuals learn best and include that in my teaching strategies. I enjoy celebrating with the individuals I work with when they learn something new! Working with students, I currently have a 100% pass rate for students I have tutored

Hi! I am a medical student at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. I grew up in Pennsylvania and attended the University of Pittsburgh for undergraduate studies, where I majored in Biochemistry and Bioengineering. I have always taken a keen interest in tutoring and mentoring students, and have been involved with multiple organizations teaching middle-school aged students to adult learners. Outside of these formal teaching opportunities, I am a proponent of collaborative learning in all settings (sports, medicine, arts) and have always emphasized teaching and learning by analogy to simplify complex topics.In medical school, I have served as a Teaching Assistant for first-year medical students learning musculoskeletal anatomy and physiology. I have also served as a one-on-one mentor to assist students who are struggling with the academic pace and rigor of the medical school curriculum. During my undergraduate years, I worked with multiple professors as a TA in upper-level science courses covering biochemistry and molecular biology where I taught recitation and review sessions. During that time, I also served as a tutor in STEM-topics through a pipeline program working with students of underserved populations in Pittsburgh.I believe that learning is a lifelong endeavor, and that a conversational approach to teaching benefits both the student and teacher. I am always looking for ways to connect with other people, to find a commonality that we can use to explore new or confusing topics in an analogous manner. I always seek to build on my experiences in working with different types of learners to find the best way to engage with my students and foster their sense of curiosity and confidence.

Hello! My name is Jeremy Wittkopp. I am a PhD in physics with a specialization in optics. I have worked in the physics field for many years and have published several papers. My main area of research is in computational optics, so I have an extensive understanding of programming. I have also spent many years teaching students of a wide variety of backgrounds, age groups, and nationalities.