Award-Winning English Tutors in Bloomington, MN

...I want to meet people where they are and together discover where they would like to be. I want to agree on the best goals, and the best way to achieve those goals. I enjoy working with children and adults one on one or in small groups. My first step would be to get to...

Hello! I'm Karin, a licensed independent social worker from the Twin Cities area in Minnesota. Let's help you pass that licensure exam, finish the paper, or prepare for a presentation!

...being able to go on to teach their peers. Nothing is as rewarding as learning something new and I love being a part of that process. I currently attend the University of Minnesota as a Political Science major and am due to graduate early in 2016. After graduation, I hope to work for a non-profit...

...prep. Education has always been important to me, and I love sharing it with others. I love seeing that others are passionate about a particular topic, even if it isn’t something I’m necessarily interested in. I would describe my tutoring style as laid back, but goal-oriented. I am incredibly understanding and patient, but also very...

...to leave this position and homeschool my children. I returned to college for Psychology and then spent the next decade as a "Mental Health Practitioner." I also directed a children's crisis center. I am passionate about developing skills to improve ones life. I have worked with children and adults with various mental health diagnoses to...

I teach students how to be their own teachers through helping them develop strong reading and writing skills, so they can go anywhere they want in their lives and careers. But more importantly, (in my humble opinion) I show them how to have fun while learning!

...of your child but self-esteem around academic pursuits as well. My tutoring style is work hard, play hard! We will definitely have some fun playing games or taking small breaks to get to know each other, but first and foremost we will work to improve weak academic areas. In addition to tutoring I am a...

...enhance healthcare software applications. Throughout my healthcare career, I have continued my education and obtained my Certified Professional Coder (CPC) certification in 2002 and Certified Professional Medical Auditor (CPMA) certification in 2019 from the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC). It is important to me to understand the student's goals and learning styles for an...

...Master's degree in Public Health. My favorite mathematics courses to tutor include Algebra, Calculus, and Trigonometry! When I am with a student, I always strive to make sure I fully understand what questions the tutee may have during the session, and ensure that I am able to answer these to the best of my ability....

...keep things fun with TPR movements, music, mnemonics, game-style learning activities, etc., as it helps our brain remember when we feel at ease. However, I also keep high expectations so students grow as much as possible. That's why my students feel proud of their accomplishments - they worked hard and earned it!

...worked as a tutor and mentor for students with learning differences. I used my deep knowledge of history and writing to help students proofread their essays, study for humanities courses, and teach them important executive functioning and study skills to help them succeed in college. I enjoy tutoring because it allows me to form empathic...

...the University of Minnesota, IB Diploma Programme Recipient, and EMT in the Twin Cities. I love connecting with other students- both kids and adults- specifically in the subjects of writing, Spanish, English, Public Speaking, and other subjects specifically in the IBDP curriculum. I am so excited to meet you and tackle these subjects together!

...computational medicine. I am currently pursuing a master's degree in Pharmacology at the University of Minnesota. I specialize in Math and Science tutoring, yet am also a highly capable Reading/English/Writing tutor. In Austin, I provided SAT test prep and academic tutoring for high school students for nearly two years, most of whom came to me...

...and get a good grade, but I didn't care about retaining the information. However, a funny thing happened: a lot of the information was being retained automatically, without any effort on my part and without me even being aware of it. One day, I just realized I knew a lot more than I thought I...

...for K-3 students in Minnesota. I fell in love with teaching and loved watching the kids grow in their reading skills. I tutor a broad range of subjects, but my favorites are math for any grade (all the way up to Calc 2) and reading. I believe an education is critical to a child's development...

...give feedback as needed. In my experience, students who are open to this feedback--and show an eagerness to grow--are the most rewarding to work with. I believe that written communication is one of the most valuable skills one can master, and that all students, regardless of their past experiences with writing instruction, can become effective...

...speakers from different cultures. Using the language in real-life settings expanded my worldview and deepened my belief that Spanish is more than just grammarit's a bridge to connection, equity, and empathy. My teaching philosophy is rooted in that experience: every learner deserves to feel seen, confident, and inspired. I hold a Bachelor of Science in...

...So then it was just the proper educational base the International School of Minnesota gave me that allowed me to come to the University of Minnesota to pursue a degree in Physiology. A lot of my upbringing continuously influences the choice I make today. I love the things I love because at a young age...

...an ESL tutor for adult refugees and immigrants. Clearly, I am passionate about STEM and education in general. Furthermore, I have experience with admission writing and interviewing. It is always gratifying to work with my students to fine tune their applications and personal statements, and see them grow confident in their interview skills. I have...

Instead of dumping loads of mostly useless information on students, I believe we should use a hands-on approach of teaching the what, why, and how of any subject. An intuitive understanding will get you miles further than a shallow perception.