Award-Winning Elementary Math Tutors in Fountain Valley, CA

...for a career in academia. I have loved tutoring for years, and I have experience in a wide variety of contexts -- as a professional SAT and SAT II private and group instructor, as a Yale Writing and ESL Partner, and as a private Latin tutor, to name just a few. I have even had one or two less conventional teaching jobs, such as martial arts instructor and audition coach. My favorite subject to teach,...

...Sciences (Biology, Physiology, Chemistry, etc.) As a former student intern with the Joint Educational Program at USC as well as a private tutor in San Diego, I have had an extensive range of experience working along K-12 students with preparation for Standardized tests, such as the SATs, (SAT I, SAT II, PSAT), ACT, AP, IB. I specifically love working with students in preparing for these types of tests because it demands for a higher level...

...offer assistance with anything from personal statements to persuasive writing. My favorite subject to tutor is the GRE since I did very well on my first attempt. Having just recently taken the exam, the material is still fresh in my mind, and I am eager to share my study tips so that aspiring grad students can also achieve a great score. I follow a laid-back yet productive tutoring method, making sure students feel comfortable asking...

...at Loyola Marymount University. Furthermore, I excelled in multiple subject areas, such as General Biology, General Chemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Mathematics and Advanced Composition Writing. Moreover, I posses excellent communication, leadership, and teaching skills and can work with children of all ages and needs. I strive to become a leader in my community and make a difference in the lives of others. Most of all I am a reliable worker with a charismatic personality; a team...

...fishing counselor for two summers at Roughing It Day camp, and I worked with kids from the ages of 3 up to 16 years old. I have always had a passion for solving puzzles and understanding how things work, leading me to obtain my degree in engineering, and I find it very rewarding when I can instill these ideas to what a student is learning. While I am not at school, I would rather be...

...so many students have trouble with it and I enjoy helping them in their toughest subjects. I always try to tutor with the goal of creating an encouraging environment. Many students need verbal encouragement, but some need the satisfaction of completing more challenges. I try to find each student's strength and use it to help better the math skills. I enjoy doing a variety of things outside the academic world. I love sports and have...

...the greater Los Angeles area and worked as a tutor under the "No Child Left Behind Act," educating youth from 2nd to 12th grade in both Math and English Language Arts. I also work as a residential counselor in a group home for homeless teens ages 12-17. Part of my job at the group home includes helping these youth catch up with their academics and assisting them with homework. Throughout my experiences as a tutor,...

...CSULB, I earned a B.A. in Liberal Studies and a Multiple Subject Teaching Credential (K-8). I currently work as a RTI (Response To Intervention) teacher and focus on students who are struggling with reading. Although my current focus is K-5, I have experience working with all grades from K-8th. I have experience tutoring one-on-one and in small groups. I have also worked at a learning center and an after school program for years.

...I am currently a teacher in the LAUSD at a high school in the Harbor area. I teach Algebra I and a creative writing/journalism course. While my original degree is in math, I feel comfortable tutoring history, sciences, and helping edit English papers. I tutored math throughout high school and college as a side job. As a teacher, I’m choosing to tutor because I feel that I have energy enough to make a difference. Motivating...

...use this interest to better myself as a teacher because I understand the keystone to teaching is communication and the ability to clearly express one's ideas. I have practiced these proficiencies in speaking with Caltech students, faculty, administration, and trustees throughout my time as the Vice President of the Caltech student body (2009-2010). I dealt with controversial campus-wide issues requiring compromises that I often had to engineer and present to multiple parties for approval. This...