Award-Winning Economics Tutors in Nashville, TN

...the area they desire assistance in. The student's understanding and self-esteem are my priorities. I have experience tutoring 4th graders in math and reading and college students in Calculus-based Physics and many ages in between. As a Chemistry major, I have a wide breath of experience in math and the natural sciences. I also carry a minor in African American Studies and have taken numerous history courses over the course of my education.

...prep is my specialty. I coach students on how to apply testing techniques in each of the subjects and manage their time so that they can achieve the highest score possible. I spent 10 years in the university setting as an academic counselor and learning specialist, and have helped students of all levels and learning styles. My goal is to increase confidence in each and every student. I look forward to working with your student.

...will attend New York University this fall for my Ph.D. training in cognitive psychology. In the meantime, I would like to get more tutoring experiences before I leave Nashville. I have three years of lab experiences at Vanderbilt and Belmont, and I have been working as a psych/math/stats tutor for two years. Here is a list of things that I can try to help you with: Matlab, R, Java SPSS, Minitab, Excel ANOVA, t-test, bootstrapping,...

I am passionate about school and learning! I love tutoring and am currently pursuing my masters at Vanderbilt.

I believe learning should be exciting! I want to help students understand the material and develop a genuine interest in education through engaging tutoring sessions.

I have Masters Degree in Economics and have a lot of experience teaching Economics, Accounting, and Maths to High School and Undergraduate Students.

...to student teach in two different classrooms my senior year. I taught 2nd grade and 5th grade and fell in love with the difference I was able to make. I ended up taking a bit of a different route in college, but that passion has not left me. I also taught competitive and recreational dance classes for about 8 years, so I have had great and versatile opportunities to influence and inspire students. I hope...

...for me. On the contrary, I was your classic problem student until my sophomore year in high school. Thankfully, I managed to rally in time to earn a place at Princeton. From there, I ultimately went on to earn both a J.D. and Ph.D. In short, the trials and tribulations of current students are all too familiar to me, and I enjoy helping them to turn things around. History is my passion, but I have...

...The value of learning comes at the price of individuality. Every person learns differently, so my first priority is helping the student to realize what works and what doesn't for her own mind. After that, I attack the subject in the most pragmatic way possible to achieve the goals of the student. And that's it. The key to learning anything is figuring out how one learns, and then crafting that knowledge into an attack plan...

...volunteer in the Dominican Republic, and won a Fulbright grant to go to Mexico. I am about to begin an MBA program at Vanderbilt University. I recognize how fortunate I've been to have these opportunities, but I also know that they exist for anyone dedicated enough to pursue them. I am passionate in helping spark the inspiration to do something amazing and help cultivate it. I am fluent in Spanish (and extremely familiar with all...