Award-Winning Economics Tutors in San Leandro, CA

...my students as comfortable as possible not only to help them learn their subjects but to inject in them a joy if not tolerance of education. I am most passionate about any subject that involves the English language be it reading or writing as I not only studied the subject but am trying to pursue...

...tutoring capacities during high school and college, with a particular emphasis on the humanities and social sciences. If you're looking for someone with expertise in AP exams, general SAT and SAT subject tests, writing (academic and non-academic), history, government, economics, statistics, Spanish, Russian, geography AS WELL AS the passion and dedication to make learning these...

I am a Stanford student majoring in Computer Science and minoring in both Economics and Chinese. I've always loved math, English, and science. I just graduated high school a year ago, so I'm very familiar with what's currently being tested. Looking forward to getting to know you and helping you achieve academically!

...have also had hands-on experience in fields utilizing the skills from my Economics and Accounting course work. I plan on working closely with any students that choose me as their tutor. I believe in a hands-on approach, allowing students to work through problems themselves and then helping them out when they get stuck on something....

...children with learning disabilities and behavioral challenges. Additionally, I have extensive experience teaching older adults problem-solving and time management skills. I hope you will consider me as a tutor for yourself or your child. I encourage an open dialogue and any questions you may have both initially and throughout the duration of our tutoring.... I believe that everyone is capable of learning, it is just a matter of finding the method that works best for you. My job as a teacher is to understand how you learn and find creative ways to set you on the path to better understanding.

...knowledge is power and therefore empowering! By expanding our understanding of our physical world we in turn expand knowledge of ourselves. Whether it's literature, physics, cultural languages or the universal language of mathematics all knowledge opens doors to new opportunities and leads us to progress and positively develop. This is what motivates me to teach....

...able to apply knowledge from the classroom to help actual, tangible clients to file their tax returns. Being able to go between cultures in different languages (English, Cantonese, Mandarin, and limited Spanish) always to open my perceptions. Though adaptability is the key to go between the cultural barriers, I think passion and persistence provide me...

...in San Francisco. I graduated from Pomona College with distinction and a major in Mathematical Economics. I am an experienced mentor -- from academics to college prep to sports -- and am confident that I can help my students find their own ways to break down challenging problems. Since I was ten, I have been...

...America. I went on to work in a Law Immigration Office in Berkeley where I worked with Indigenous populations from Guatemala, Eritreans, and Nepalis. All of which were seeking political asylum in the United States. I hope to spread my knowledge of Spanish, Economics, and Political Science to my students. I'm very easy going and...

...disciplined tutor whose teaching philosophy is to develop the students' interest in math, then provide them with concrete examples and notes, and help students gain a greater understanding by solving practice problems. A strong practice pattern is essential for a student to succeed in a math course. In my free time, I am an avid...