Award-Winning English Tutors in Spokane, WA

...am an undergraduate Biological Engineering student at Utah State University. Over the past 5 years, I've gained experience privately tutoring students from 1st-12th grade in subjects ranging from simple math to AP Chemistry. I am capable of tutoring a variety of subjects including basic and complex math, English, biology, and chemistry. I am most passionate about teaching math, I find it rewarding to the confidence of students to grow as they become better at math....

My passion is learning, both inside the classroom and out. I have a wide range of interests including, math, foreign languages, arts, music, history, literature, and many more. I am also interested in building skills that are fascinating to me. It is a deep desire of mine to continue to pass on the information and skills that I acquire to others as well as to inspire in them the same love of learning.

...as a Substitute Teacher on both the west and east side of Washington State working with a broad range of ages and abilities mainly at the elementary level but also teaching German and other subjects at the High School level. I really enjoy the unique challenges of working with all age groups and mainly enjoy the satisfaction that comes from guiding a student through a new skill or set of knowledge. In my free time,...

Hello! I'm excited to help you achieve in school! I definitely know how it feels to struggle in a subject and I will always work my best to help you improve. I'm friendly and extroverted and have experience tutoring.

...my name is Ryan and I am a tutor working in the state of Washington. I am dedicated towards helping students achieve their academic goals. Currently, I am in the process of attaining my Masters degree in teaching, and my subject areas largely focus on History, Political Science, Geography, and Social Studies. Teaching and helping youth is an aspiration of mine, and I hope to work with you to reach a higher level of subject...

...benefits include a deeper appreciation of music, better understanding of how to practice, and the ability to start composing one's own music. Often those who struggle with music theory already know so much about music that all it takes is just a few tiny bits of overlooked or misunderstood information to produce those "aha!" moments. I am currently writing my own music theory method book for adult learners which I hope will empower interested students...

...believe that education is a transformational process. I am easy-going, charismatic, empathetic, and I strive to meet students where they are. Students are individuals, with their own backgrounds, beliefs, and learning styles. I find it important to teach with a variety of tools to provide an optimum learning experience for each student. I have experience teaching elementary, middle, high school, and college students. My personal interests include sports and travel. I've been to 21 countries...

Throughout my career, I've taught middle school, high school and college students (graduate and undergraduate.) I earned my Doctorate in Education in 1997. Teaching is most rewarding for me when students realize they have the skills and tools to be successful in tutoring experiences and beyond.

...America/AmeriCorps. As part of my work, I taught an after-school reading program for 3rd-5th graders through Save the Children. I currently work for an academic program at a local university. While I am comfortable tutoring many subjects, I am especially passionate about English, organization, study skills, and standardized tests. I am someone who spent my summers in high school reading for fun, and who looked forward to taking the ACT. I consider myself a lifelong...

...My name is Hillary Slater and I have been a teacher for the past two years. I believe that the most important thing about teaching is not just teaching the subjects, but also helping my students to grow a love of learning. I love getting to know my students and creating a relationship with them so that a foundation of trust is built. My favorite quote, "A child with imagination becomes an adult with vision...

...started up my own Montessori school. I have taught and tutored elementary and high school students in all core subjects in Florida, Texas, Hawaii, and New Mexico. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, French, Spanish, Math, and History. I learned to speak French while living abroad my Junior year in High School. I learned Spanish when I worked at a bilingual school in Cuernavaca, Mexico and while...

...am passionate about working with students of all ages to meet their academic goals. My primary experience is in elementary education, but I have experience working with students ages 3-21. I have a bachelors degree in education from Washington State University, and a masters degree in Education (emphasis in Literacy) from Eastern Washington University. I am also endorsed to teach English Language Learners. I am experienced and knowledgeable in a variety of subjects, and with...

...enjoy helping students to connect with their innate intellectual curiosity. I also enjoy helping them to find the confidence to succeed academically. Through my own experience of studying a broad range of subjects -including some that didn't come easily to me- I've developed a patient and clear tutoring approach that helps learners achieve concrete results, while feeling supported and appreciated as individuals. My tutoring specialties include elementary and high school writing, math and standardized test...

...raised in the Lilac City of Spokane, Wa. I'm a speculative fiction writer with a passion for storytelling and niche pop-media. The majority of my undergraduate at Evergreen State College I spent fixated on the practice of storytelling in theory, in practice as applied to craft, and for the landscape of multimedia arts. Whether it's difficulties knowing where to start with an idea, turning that seed into an outline, working through revising an essay or...

...students what I am like, I think they would tell you I am firm, but enthusiastic about making learning fun. Two of my greatest strengths are helping students make sense of math, and working with students who are non-native English speakers. I will do my very best to ensure that your child meets his/her goals in whatever subject or test-prep it might be. Traveling and learning about new cultures is my favorite hobby, and I...

...passion in life is world travel. Languages are my gift. I speak three so far. As a biology major, I enjoy teaching science and math. As a substitute teacher I have a wealth of experience teaching various subjects to a large variety of students. I pride myself on being able to pick up on individual challenges and adjust accordingly. Everybody learns in a different way, and I am very sensitive to those differences. I am...

...Spokane Valley where I went to Bowdish and Horizon Jr. High. I graduated from University High School in 2001. I have my teaching certificate (2015) from Whitworth University and I finished my Masters Degree July 2016. I have an undergraduate degree from Washington State University in Environmental & Resource Economics & Management with minors in American Studies, English and History. It was at WSU that I met my wife Megan (who graduated from Lakeside HS),...

...spent over 8 years working as an educator with children and adults. The vast majority of my time in classrooms has taken place working as an educator for high school students, and my most recent role had me spending months as a teacher and behavior therapist for girls 11-17 at a trauma informed care treatment facility for foster kids. My experience in 1 on 1 education includes working as a behavior interventionist for special education...

...question what they know results in fruitful and revealing classroom discussions and has allowed me to identify common misconceptions and areas I need to put more focus on. In order to keep students motivated, I have found that it becomes imperative to be a creative teacher, by utilizing various active learning methods like group discussions, peer teaching or presentations, and question cards, the latter of which allows students to write down what they don't clearly...

...I believe that every new challenge is an opportunity for growth. Difficulties in learning are often frustrating but they serve as chances to better one's own learning process. Outside of academia, I enjoy crafting and DIYs, as well as baking. I know that everyone is capable of learning anything they want to learn, but recognize that the way in which learning happens is not limited to a single path which is why I am always...