Award-Winning English Tutors in Santa Clarita, CA

...as a staff reporter at the Daily Bruin, UCLA’s student newspaper, and as an editor at USC Law School’s Interdisciplinary Law Journal. An academic article I wrote on social media and the First Amendment was also published in the Interdisciplinary Law Journal. In my spare time, I enjoy skateboarding, reading literature, drinking coffee, cooking, running,...

...including Geography and taught 6th and 7th grade World History. While I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about World History, Spanish, and Literature. As a tutor I like to engage my students in connecting with the materials they are learning. I believe that an ability to relate...

...will work with you/your child using the teaching style most optimal for your/their learning style. I wholeheartedly believe that every student has the capacity to learn new subjects and material; it is only a matter of how it is presented and their dedication to the subject. Both dedication and presentation are key in learning new...

...differently and struggles with different concepts, and as long as these learning styles are discovered and communicated, learning is always possible. When it comes to the SAT and essays, understanding exactly what the question is asking and regularly practicing the methods for finding the answer seem to be key in building both confidence and high...

...as an official organization by UCLA. Additionally, I help tutor in mathematics and science for elementary and junior high students -- geometry, pre-algebra, chemistry, and biology. I've also tutored in World and American History. In my spare time I enjoy art, writing, and reading. I have extensive experience doing professional writing and copywriting for several...

...that along means everything to me. My goal is to make a student realize his or her competence and ability to comprehend even advanced material. It is important for me to make learning a fun, positive experience so as to enable a student to feel confident in academia and in approaching new material.... My teaching philosophy is to break complicated concepts into their most simple components in order to set a strong foundation upon which to build.

...in English, I moved to Mexico and then France to teach English. There, I fell in love with being abroad and with teaching. I discovered my natural ability to build relationships with my students and help them approach language in new ways. Returning to the States, I lived in Massachusetts and San Francisco before moving...

...long-lasting success. My favorite subjects to tutor are Chemistry, Biology, and Algebra, and while each hold a very special place in my heart, I most enjoy tutoring math because I love helping people understand that math is nothing to be afraid of! When presented in the correct way, anyone can be good at math! In...

...only the student’s advancement of knowledge in a subject, but also the development of confidence in the generation that represents our future. Problems that I work on students with, regardless of the subject, symbolize nothing more than a barrier that needs overcoming with persistence, effort and dedication. Having graduated from the University of Florida, and...

...of education. I started tutoring in high school by teaching my peers English, Writing, and Public Speaking. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a minor in Business at the University of Connecticut (UCONN). During my time at UCONN, I tutored students in economics, and I helped my peers to write effective research...