Award-Winning French Tutors in Highlands Ranch, CO

...countries: Reunion Island (where I learned to speak French), The Republic of Georgia, South Korea, and, of course, the United States. I specialize in English tutoring: writing, reading, ESL, literature, etc. I also teach French and the non-math sections of the SAT. I've taught every age level - from elementary school to adults. Being a teacher is the most fulfilling job I've had, and I love it. I hope to hear from you!

...French speaker and French/English interpreter with over 10 years experience tutoring French students serving the greater Denver, CO area. I use a hands-on and humorous approach which enables my students to remember and internalize their lessons. Apart from being a French tutor, I work alongside people with disabilities and teach them skills to conquer their life challenges. I am full of patience, integrity, and compassion, holding my students' success at heart. After mastering English and...

...school to help them get back on track, focusing on evidence-based interventions for Algebra and English. I loved integrating abstract algebraic concepts into relevant examples for my students. I've also lived in France for two years, so I am nearly fluent in French and enjoy sharing the language and culture with others. After City Year, I taught English at a middle and high school in eastern France through the French National Department of Education. While...

...language one-on-one with French natives. I enjoy teaching others the beautiful culture of France and understand how difficult it is to learn a new language. I also see the need for being able to speak and read more than one language in today’s world. As everyone learns differently, I use multiple techniques in teaching the language to students of all ages. I like to have a lesson plan in place that consists of the student’s...

...and adults of any age! I am most comfortable tutoring subjects in math and the Spanish language, and I have experience studying abroad in Spain and taking courses with locals as part of my background. I really enjoy languages, and I think both math and spanish are a form of communication that many students can learn to enjoy as well! Though these and other subjects can seem tough at times, I feel that it is...

...support others on their way to greater success and empowerment. In my time away from school and teaching, I am likely reading and writing non-academic works and mapping out countless, semi-possible, adventures. After years of romanticizing and longing for the days of The Lost Generation, it wouldn't be particularly uncommon to find me with 40 tabs opened to anything arguably related to my latest plan for becoming an expat and, subsequently, discover some secret corner...

...My primary focus is physics and mathematics, but I have plenty of experience and great confidence with all subject areas from elementary to early college. Growing up as the second oldest in a family of ten meant I was always there to help my younger siblings and cousins with their homework and test studies, and when my social circle expanded beyond my family and I started helping friends with their work as well, I realized...

...I see to it that my students hone these skills on top of the ones they already possess so they can stand out from the peers in our growingly competitive world. Aside from their usefulness, I enjoy these subjects because they allot students creativity. A dear teacher once told me that in writing, "2+2 = 3,4, and 5." I provide tools for my students to think critically but ultimately one question can be answered in...

...and meeting one on one with students. Meeting with my students is one of the best parts of teaching as it allows for a much better relationship and more tailored help. I am qualified to tutor in English subjects in general, but I enjoy literary analysis the most. I am extremely passionate about medieval literature in particular. When working with students, I help them break down a passage into smaller portions which often helps the...

...students of many ages. Maggie worked with students at the collegiate level in her university's Language Center, assisting her peers with Spanish, French, and English. After graduating college with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and a minor in Spanish, she worked for a private tutoring company in Memphis, Tennessee. It was during this job that she worked mainly with students to improve their ACT and SAT scores. Maggie had great success in assisting students with...