Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Greenwood, IN

...These presentations have also taken place during hosting a 21-day Israel, Jordan, Egypt and Greek Isles Tour and 7-day tour to Brazil. In addition to Brazil I instructed through a translator for 1 month of college in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, and on various occasions in Mexico and the Navajo Reservation in the SW U.S.A. In summary,...

...a data analyst for a small business. I believe every student can learn and I strive to find relevant and real-world examples to teach concepts. My toolbox is full of teaching strategies with engaging lessons and hands-on manipulatives. My strengths are all K-6 academic subjects, math up through Algebra, remedial reading/math (Orton-Gillingham certified), educational technology,...

...college. These are subjects in which many students struggle during high school and college, and I find helping students to feel more confident in them to be so rewarding!In my spare time, I love to travel, learn new languages, cook, dance, and work with young people. I've done this as a freelance tutor for the...

I'm currently a sophomore at Indiana University. I'm majoring in finance and information systems, with an investment banking track focus. I'm very comfortable with numbers so I enjoy teaching middle school, high school level, and college level mathematics, accounting, and economics.

...school to obtain a PhD. I enjoy academia greatly and it continuously draws me back in occupationally. Throughout the years I have worked as a college teaching assistant, a substitute teacher primarily in elementary and middle schools, a paraprofessional in a pre-k special education program, and I traveled to South Korea to teach English to...

...Malaysia for 2013, before which I worked as a Kaplan tutor. After my assistantship I worked as an office associate for Teach For Bangladesh, an education nonprofit modeled after Teach for America. I have recently come back from Ghana where I created and ran an adult literacy and numeracy project, and I am currently volunteering...

...I have had the priviledge to work in diverse industries across 3 continents. I have also had over nine years of tutoring accounting students at undergraduate, graduate and professional levels. I enjoy discusing micro and macro economic and financial issues. Seeing young people develop their finance and accounting knowledge gives me so much joy.

...as an Excel coach on my teams, implementing best practices for data in Excel and CRMs. I have very high standards for Excel Sheet cleanliness and user-friendliness. My advanced Excel experience started as a young Boy Scout selling Christmas wreaths and tracking my customers by neighborhood, and now I have 15+ years of professional experience working...

...providing wisdom and insight to my students that makes lifelong learners of them and deepens their commitment to education. My expertise on the LSAT lies in equipping my students with methods, hacks, strategies, and perspectives that break down the LSAT for easier climbing so your capabilities can shine. If we sound like a good fit,...

...I could help students better learn corporate finance and accounting concepts for themselves, and hopefully spread the finance love. Well, at least help them feel more comfortable and confident with the material. Have a solid understanding of these business concepts opens up so many opportunities in any career path. With over 10 years of accounting...

In June 2017 I retired from a career in semiconductor engineering, sales, and marketing. Along the way I volunteered as a math tutor for several organizations. This was very enjoyable so I am continuing through Varsity Tutors.

I am a firm believer in the importance of a solid academic background. With every student I meet, I become aware of their amazing potential for success. Through mentoring, modeling, and a broad base of knowledge and experience, I partner with each and every student on the road toward mutual success.

I am ready to help as many students as possible. I would like to be a help in microeconomics, mathematics, and GRE subjects if possible.

...art historian, Holocaust historian, museum program developer, and collector of art. She has taught at various universities, led an internationally acclaimed art gallery, and worked with top Holocaust art scholars around the world concerning issues related to WWII Era provenance. In addition to her work in the field of art history, Amy has led curation,...

...students is a calling not just a job. I am interested in many different things from science to adventure. I received my education from Wittenburg University and my Masters is from Indiana University. My love for life long learning keeps me interested in passing this on to the next generation of individuals.

...at my university and teaching an introductory economics course for a homeschool co-op. In a few months, I will be graduating summa cum laude with a B.S. in Economics from Indiana Wesleyan University, and I intend to begin a Master's in Public Policy within a few years. I tutor most economics courses and specialize in...

...Indiana State University, and my focus is Curriculum Design & Empathy. I will finish my dissertation in two years. Completed the Applied Educational Neuroscience certification from Butler University. It is amazing material designed to assist educators in understanding brain regulation, inflammation of the brain, mirror neurons, empathy, etc. I have taught as an adjunct at...

...Junior at Indiana University Bloomington studying Finance & Accounting at the Kelley School of Business. Through in class-aid and tutoring opportunities I have gained invaluable skills when sharing my knowledge and advice with others. I have taken difficult classes myself which makes me all the more understanding when it comes to the frustration of deadlines.

...what it's like to suffer as a math student. Math was my hardest subject in high school and even made me cry sometimes. When I got to Calculus, though, everything came together and I came to see the beauty in mathematics. I continued this cycle of suffering followed by joyful understanding when I studied math...

...come to realize that my passion for athletics extends beyond mere enjoyment; it encapsulates everything I want to pursue in life. My journey, however, has been far from conventional. At the age of 12, my life took a tumultuous turn when my parents parted ways, leading to a series of adversities that tested my resilience....