Award-Winning English Tutors in San Antonio, TX

I graduated in 2011 from Carleton College, a liberal arts school in Minnesota. After graduating, I moved to San Antonio, Texas to work with an educational non-profit that works in Title I schools. After two years with this organization, I have chosen to pursue graduate studies at the University of Texas-Austin. In my free time, I love biking, reading, and watching documentaries.

...understand instead of memorize. Although I am well-versed in many subjects, my favorite to teach are math and Mandarin. As a native Chinese speaker, I really enjoy sharing my talent with others. In addition, I am also experienced in SAT/ACT/STAAR/ISEE test prep as well as principal economics. In my spare time, I perform in the Trinity Symphony Orchestra as a first violinist. Violin has been a passion of mine since I was 5 years old;...

A lover of languages, travelling, and constant learning. I focus all my time to improving myself as a person, and teacher. I want to travel the world learning as much as possible, and constantly better myself. Along with this I am passionate about helping others. As a lover of languages I thoroughly enjoy teaching them along side learning languages. I hope to work with you in the future!

...science tutor for 7 years (ages 7-18) - Live Classroom SAT/USMLE Instructor - Former University Academic Advisor - Adjunct Professor of Chemistry - Attended Ivy League, Tier 1 state & private universities - Bachelor of Science, Masters in Science coursework and Medical Doctorate. - Medical training completed at Tier 1 ACGME schools in largest medical center in the United States - Published Neuroscientist, in the acclaimed: Neurology Journal. - American Academy of Neurology platform speaker...

...helping children get past the "hump" they may be experiencing academically. I earned a degree in Psychology from UTSA, after which I completed additional coursework to earn my Teaching Certificate with a concentration in Early Childhood Education. I am also an experienced tutor and love witnessing that "aha!" moment with children when they finally understand something they have struggled with. I love tutoring all subjects, but Phonics and Reading are definitely my favorites!

...I have tutored mandarin and violin before during my high school years. My teaching philosophy involves understanding overlying concepts into detail which allow for successful application. In my free time you will most likely find me playing basketball at the local gym, practicing violin in my garage, or making some music for YouTube. Overall, I am benign yet strict tutor who looks to assist my students to the best of my ability.... The session would begin with brief and lighthearted introductions. Additionally, I would evaluate the student's learning needs through their recounts, the observations of any parents, and a few questions with varying levels of difficulty. From that lesson, I would teach the way the student learns best.

...just not there in other subjects. It always makes sense and if for some reason it doesn't for a student, it is because the student has lost one or more of their tools. I will help you get the tools you need. I also tutor chemistry and I find chemistry students have similar issues. What makes mathematics and chemistry so satisfying to tutor is that when you give the student the tools they need, you...

I am currently a sophomore at UTSA working towards a B.S. in Environmental Science as well as a B.A. in Cultural Anthropology. In the future I hope to achieve my PhD in Ecology with a focus on indigenous populations living in tropical/temperate rain forests. I love to tutor math as well as any...... I usually focus on getting to know my student during the first session. I try to find a common connection that we share and go from there. Then I like to figure out what type of learning is best fit to the student-- one that balances both attentiveness and retention.

...become an SI, or Supplemental Instructor, in classes such as Psychology and History at my college. While comfortable teaching a large number of subjects, History, Psychology, Writing, Reading, and Geography are of my most superior subjects. The only thing I enjoy more than teaching, is learning, and I hope to instill that same thirst for knowledge in my students with my methods of teaching. As the first of my family to attend college, I am...

...but I originally moved here because I was studying optometry. During college, I had the chance to work with a number of students, teaching and supporting them as they worked hard toward their goals. Math and science can be challenging and frustrating, but I have personally seen what is it like for something to finally click with a student. All students come from different backgrounds, and will have different goals and expectations from themselves and...