Currently a third year Mechatronics Engineering student at Kennesaw State University with a minor in Biomedical engineering. I tutor from early math to college level math. I also tutor in physics from high school to calculus based in college. I tutor in undergraduate engineering courses. Looking forward to working with you!

I earned a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor Classical Studies from the University of Texas at Arlington, and after teaching high school English for three years, I earned a Master of Arts in English from the University of Dallas. During and after earning my MA, I tutored in a community college writing center and taught credit and non-credit college English classes. I recently returned from South Korea, where I taught ESL classes to a wide range of students, elementary-aged to adult. I have experience teaching in both classroom and private settings, and I delight in helping students reach their goals and find their voices in order to better express themselves in both speaking and writing.

My name is Katie, and I am a recent graduate of Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor's degree in Math and a minor in Environmental Science.I have been tutoring for five years, and I love not only helping people learn new things, but to be constantly learning from young brilliant minds. I like to take a holistic approach to teaching, prioritizing strong interpersonal relationships and making sure the student feels comfortable in the tutoring space. I believe in the value of learning from mistakes and asking questions, and nobody is too young or too old to develop their math and critical thinking skills.

"Maybe if we said Math is the new Tik Tok, people would start loving it."Law is my ambition but music and theatre are my passion!.I love teaching math and music! Being a university student gives me the idea of how challenging school can be and how I can make the classes more fun for other students!. If you are interested in playing games while also learning subjects, sign up for classes with me!.

I moved to Las Vegas to attend UNLV about one year ago. I am in between junior and senior year and will be getting a criminal justice degree! I am fortunate to have taken a broad spectrum of different classes at the college level. My strongest for tutoring purposes are math, history, and writing (criminal justice classes are my strongest but I don't anticipate anyone reaching out for assistance in that area).In my spare time, I love being around and working with animals, traveling, hiking, swimming, painting, drawing, sculpture, reading, and doing anything with family. The environment in the Vegas Valley is significantly different than my small town in Washington, so I don't do as much wilderness exploration or see my family, since I moved here solo!I have 3 younger brothers. They are between the ages of 1 and 14, so I have the privilege of helping the 14 year old with his schoolwork whenever necessary. Aside from that, I have been a part of numerous study groups, one I actually started last semester for political science.Conclusively, I am rarely in a bad mood, and encourage family to be present during our sessions if desired! I do not pretend that I know everything, and will emphasize the importance of learning how to find information. I am very hands on and aim to bring joy and fun to every learning situation. I am open to working with any age, capping at first year college students. I look forward to engaging with you and having successful tutor sessions!

Teaching is about passion, not only a passion for the subject but for the desire to impart knowledge on your students that will stick with them for a lifetime and prepare them to be part of a new and evolving future. In those terms, teaching is a process of engaging students and empowering them to pursue their own learning. To accomplish this, a tutor has to wear many hats: that of a mentor, a cheerleader, an expert, and others.Many times in the Physical Science class it can seem like an extension of math, an endless list of numbers of formulas that are just given as absolutes. The truth is that being able to solve problems is much less important than understanding the underlying concepts present. Having an understanding of these concepts will make the mathematical work that is involved much easier. The role of a tutor is to reinforce the instruction of a student's teacher and build up a base of knowledge with the use of real world examples.My teaching style is deeply rooted in the idea that each student is a unique human being who has to be listened to and given adequate attention in order to reach his or her full potential. I believe that every student can learn to appreciate and enjoy even the most difficult subject if their teacher has prepared a lesson in the correct way.

I am a recent graduate of Eastern University, earning my degree in Early Childhood Education/ Special Ed. I will be starting grad courses this spring, earning my master's in special ed and reading.I am so grateful to have this opportunity to do what I love, through these trying times. My personal mission as an uprising teacher is to help every student succeed, using their own unique strengths. Every student is capable and worthy to learn!For the last several years, I have had the blessing to work with children and students in diverse environments. Learning from my students is what helps me grow as a future educator. My goal is to help your student succeed in every way possible while encouraging them to embrace the power of an educated mind."Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela

My name is Kasey Hilton. I am a senior at Purdue University studying chemistry and conducting research in the department of chemical engineering. I am also on Purdue's rowing team. My passion is for chemistry but I also enjoy reading and painting.

My name is Elisa, and I have an M.Ed in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in reading and English as a second language. My experiences in education have led me to teach early childhood up until 8th grade. Also, I have taught fifth and third grade at a National Blue Ribbon School, and I strive to stay up to date on the best educational practices. I got trained by some of the industry's top rated professionals such as Lucy Calkins, Jeff Anderson, and Dr. Nikki Newton. Also, I integrate Dr. Carol Dewek's growth mindset research into my instruction.I hope that we can work together to help you achieve your fullest potential!

My name is Ceci and I am currently a first-year law student at Columbia University. I have a BA from Franklin and Marshall College in sociology and gender studies. My teaching experience covers both one-on-one tutoring as well as instructing large and small classes. I have worked with students of varying ages, from age 6 to 16. I hope to help you learn and build your skills in any subject you may need help with!

Currently a third year Mechatronics Engineering student at Kennesaw State University with a minor in Biomedical engineering. I tutor from early math to college level math. I also tutor in physics from high school to calculus based in college. I tutor in undergraduate engineering courses. Looking forward to working with you!

I earned a Bachelor of Arts in English with a minor Classical Studies from the University of Texas at Arlington, and after teaching high school English for three years, I earned a Master of Arts in English from the University of Dallas. During and after earning my MA, I tutored in a community college writing center and taught credit and non-credit college English classes. I recently returned from South Korea, where I taught ESL classes to a wide range of students, elementary-aged to adult. I have experience teaching in both classroom and private settings, and I delight in helping students reach their goals and find their voices in order to better express themselves in both speaking and writing.

My name is Katie, and I am a recent graduate of Loyola University Chicago with a Bachelor's degree in Math and a minor in Environmental Science.I have been tutoring for five years, and I love not only helping people learn new things, but to be constantly learning from young brilliant minds. I like to take a holistic approach to teaching, prioritizing strong interpersonal relationships and making sure the student feels comfortable in the tutoring space. I believe in the value of learning from mistakes and asking questions, and nobody is too young or too old to develop their math and critical thinking skills.

"Maybe if we said Math is the new Tik Tok, people would start loving it."Law is my ambition but music and theatre are my passion!.I love teaching math and music! Being a university student gives me the idea of how challenging school can be and how I can make the classes more fun for other students!. If you are interested in playing games while also learning subjects, sign up for classes with me!.

I moved to Las Vegas to attend UNLV about one year ago. I am in between junior and senior year and will be getting a criminal justice degree! I am fortunate to have taken a broad spectrum of different classes at the college level. My strongest for tutoring purposes are math, history, and writing (criminal justice classes are my strongest but I don't anticipate anyone reaching out for assistance in that area).In my spare time, I love being around and working with animals, traveling, hiking, swimming, painting, drawing, sculpture, reading, and doing anything with family. The environment in the Vegas Valley is significantly different than my small town in Washington, so I don't do as much wilderness exploration or see my family, since I moved here solo!I have 3 younger brothers. They are between the ages of 1 and 14, so I have the privilege of helping the 14 year old with his schoolwork whenever necessary. Aside from that, I have been a part of numerous study groups, one I actually started last semester for political science.Conclusively, I am rarely in a bad mood, and encourage family to be present during our sessions if desired! I do not pretend that I know everything, and will emphasize the importance of learning how to find information. I am very hands on and aim to bring joy and fun to every learning situation. I am open to working with any age, capping at first year college students. I look forward to engaging with you and having successful tutor sessions!

Teaching is about passion, not only a passion for the subject but for the desire to impart knowledge on your students that will stick with them for a lifetime and prepare them to be part of a new and evolving future. In those terms, teaching is a process of engaging students and empowering them to pursue their own learning. To accomplish this, a tutor has to wear many hats: that of a mentor, a cheerleader, an expert, and others.Many times in the Physical Science class it can seem like an extension of math, an endless list of numbers of formulas that are just given as absolutes. The truth is that being able to solve problems is much less important than understanding the underlying concepts present. Having an understanding of these concepts will make the mathematical work that is involved much easier. The role of a tutor is to reinforce the instruction of a student's teacher and build up a base of knowledge with the use of real world examples.My teaching style is deeply rooted in the idea that each student is a unique human being who has to be listened to and given adequate attention in order to reach his or her full potential. I believe that every student can learn to appreciate and enjoy even the most difficult subject if their teacher has prepared a lesson in the correct way.

I am a recent graduate of Eastern University, earning my degree in Early Childhood Education/ Special Ed. I will be starting grad courses this spring, earning my master's in special ed and reading.I am so grateful to have this opportunity to do what I love, through these trying times. My personal mission as an uprising teacher is to help every student succeed, using their own unique strengths. Every student is capable and worthy to learn!For the last several years, I have had the blessing to work with children and students in diverse environments. Learning from my students is what helps me grow as a future educator. My goal is to help your student succeed in every way possible while encouraging them to embrace the power of an educated mind."Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." - Nelson Mandela

My name is Kasey Hilton. I am a senior at Purdue University studying chemistry and conducting research in the department of chemical engineering. I am also on Purdue's rowing team. My passion is for chemistry but I also enjoy reading and painting.

My name is Elisa, and I have an M.Ed in Curriculum and Instruction with an emphasis in reading and English as a second language. My experiences in education have led me to teach early childhood up until 8th grade. Also, I have taught fifth and third grade at a National Blue Ribbon School, and I strive to stay up to date on the best educational practices. I got trained by some of the industry's top rated professionals such as Lucy Calkins, Jeff Anderson, and Dr. Nikki Newton. Also, I integrate Dr. Carol Dewek's growth mindset research into my instruction.I hope that we can work together to help you achieve your fullest potential!

My name is Ceci and I am currently a first-year law student at Columbia University. I have a BA from Franklin and Marshall College in sociology and gender studies. My teaching experience covers both one-on-one tutoring as well as instructing large and small classes. I have worked with students of varying ages, from age 6 to 16. I hope to help you learn and build your skills in any subject you may need help with!