Award-Winning Essay Editing Tutors serving Warwick, RI

...with you! I believe that learning, like so much else in life, is a cooperative process. It requires communication, patience, and empathy on behalf of student and teacher. I believe all students are capable of succeeding, and teachers must adjust themselves according to the needs of the student. And, above all, I believe learning should be fun! A touch of humor goes a long way in making a lifelong learner. In my free time, I...

...they are capable of great success with hard work and determination. I am extremely patient and willing to try multiple avenues to reach your student in the most effective way. I have loved working with kids since I was one myself--I've babysat since I was eleven, and I've been "tutoring" my younger brother and sister and my friends since I was in middle school. Working with students one-on-one is something I missed as a teacher...

I am a senior honors student at the University of Rhode Island. I intend on attending speech-language pathology graduate school next year. I love to help others learn, which is why I have tutored many people over the past few years!

I am a Junior at Wheaton College. I am studying to be a biology major with a minor in psychology. I can help you with biology, physiology, chemistry and psychology homework! I can also edit essays if need be. I'm excited to start tutoring!

...assistant teaching in different classrooms. I spent last summer tutoring 2 Spanish speaking children ages 10 and 11 in English. I was also hired by my college to be a remote tutor for a professor's kids ages 8 and 11 in all subjects. I also was a tutor and mentor for a 6th grade student at Waterville Maine Junior High and tutored her in all subjects as well (math, science, social studies, english). I am...

...National Honor Society. I also have lots of experience working with children aged 1-12 through babysitting and camp counseling jobs! As a very organized and serious student, I am very committed to my education as well as yours! I don't have one teaching or learning style, but like to incorporate many to see what works best! Being a student is a very time consuming and difficult thing, but by using your resources and adapting critical...

I am passionate about helping students learn about economics, math, history and anything else I can help with. I look forward to working with you!

Hi, I recently graduated from Brown University in May 2019 with a B.A. in English. I am highly passionate about language, reading, and writing, and seek to share this passion with students. My work experiences as an editing assistant and part time teacher have prepared me to effectively help students work on their reading and writing abilities.

...experience with children with many other disabilities as well. When the pandemic happened I decided to be a stay at home mom to help my children with their school work. I love teaching and it is my greatest passion. I greatly enjoy when children understand the littlest things. My favorite part is watching the light bulb go off when they get it! My teaching philosophy is to have fun. You are not learning if you're...

...writing skills. I hold an MA in Art History from Tufts University, where I worked as Head Teaching Assistant for the introductory Art History courses. I also have 3+ years of experience working as a museum educator in New York City and elsewhere. I live in Providence, RI with a sweet tan dog named Nelly. In my spare time I like to bake, ride on the local bike paths, and relax with reality TV shows.

...time at American University, I excelled at legal writing, and my work was published in the Administrative Law Review. My older brother is autistic and my younger brother is seven years younger than me, so I grew up helping them with homework and various other challenges. Additionally, I was a senior camp counselor at the Hyde Park Municipal Building from 2002 to 2006, and oversaw and directed junior staff members. During law school, I was...

...have taught English (grades 9-12), elementary school reading and writing, drama (grades 9-12) health (grades 8-10), and English as a second language to both high school students and adults. I live for those moments when I witness my students become invested in a story or fall in love with certain characters. I truly believe every student can succeed. It is all about tapping into each student's unique potential and discovering their learning style.

...the value that one can take from a story, poem, or play. In my experience I have found it helpful to make real world, modern day connections between the student and the work of literature that they are reading, to both help them understand that work and to enjoy and appreciate the value of the particular work. These connections might include comparing the work that a student is struggling with to their own interests, such...

...physics and mathematics student from the University of Rhode Island. There, I discovered the teachings of renowned physicist Richard Feynman which, compressed, might read: "if you really understand something, then you can explain it to your grandmother." I spend a lot of my free time reading and writing, and am currently working my way through Dubliners, a series of stories by James Joyce. I also play guitar and know upwards of several hundred songs.

...due to PTSD as well as a later diagnosed anxiety disorder. Through artwork and self taught coping mechanisms I was able to overcome this and apply my learned skills onto fellow students. Teachers recognized my ability to actively problem solve and help students in my classes, and later on placed me in study halls where I spent extra time with students who had learning disabilities as well as cognitive disorders because of my patience and...

...how much is being asked of students. With high-stakes testing, high standards of expectations, and sometimes large class sizes, it's no wonder some students find themselves missing bits and pieces of information that they need to do their best. As a teacher in the classroom, I'm dedicated to helping my students grow in their abilities, whatever it takes. Sometimes it isn't just about how I teach a concept to students-- it's about how I teach...

...that I always strive to do throughout my career. Thankfully, this is something that I have been able to do in many different capacities. While I don't think I'm the smartest person, or that I'm the most gifted, one thing I am exceptional at is seeing patterns. This has allowed me to assimilate teaching styles and methods from others and use them as my own. It has allowed me to look at other leaders in...

I believe everybody can learn something new. The key is to find the right teacher, which is the student. Teach someone how to ask the right questions, and watch them unlock the mysteries of the Universe. Or, at least, crack the nut of an A paper.

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...Bachelors at Franklin Pierce University in Criminal Justice with Minors in Forensic Psychology and Sociology. Over the course of my undergraduate career, I worked at my institution's writing and tutoring centering gaining valuable experience working with students on reading, writing, and the English language. I worked with children ages 7-18 during the summer months at summer camps. In addition to being a law student at SU Law, I worked as an SAT prep tutor. I...