Award-Winning GED Tutors serving North Carolina State University, NC

...greatest teachers of humanity's past taught primarily through one method, a method that has since been ignored and replaced by standardized testing, worksheets, and "covering" as much material as possible. That method was story. I have made that method my primary focus throughout my educational career. In college, I double majored in History and Religion,...

I am a student and a researcher with a lifelong passion for teaching! A twice exceptional* student myself, I specialize in helping other 2e and neurodivergent students reach their goals while making learning a fulfilling process. However, I love working with all students and cultivating a love of learning and curiosity.

...received my K-12 education in Spartanburg, SC District #6. I graduated from Dorman High School and am still VERY proud to call myself a Cavalier. From Dorman, I went to Winthrop University (college at the time I attended) and received a Bachelor's Degree in Business Education. At that time in history, there was a teacher...

...My name is Kayla. I am a sophomore pre-med student at Duke University double majoring in Global Health and Cultural Anthropology with minors in Chemistry, Biology, Medical Sociology, and Global Studies. I specialize in tutoring SAT and ACT Reading and Writing, both of which I have consistently received perfect scores in. My true subject of...

...tutor, I've worked with students of all ages, from elementary schoolers learning to read to adults preparing for the GED. I love history, science, math, and writing, and have a passion for the environment and social justice. However, I am excited to help students reach their goals in any subject area. I strongly believe in...

...English Literature and a B.A. in English and Latin. I have taught at both the undergraduate and secondary level and have tutored middle school students as well. In addition to my experience as a teacher, I have also worked as a professional editor and writer. I love working with learners of all ages and ability...

"In the future, how we educate our children may prove to be more important than how much we educate them." By Thomas Friedman

...helping students realize that is why I do what I do. Math is exciting and useful, and I think it isn't always portrayed that way in the classroom. I hope to bring that side of math out in one-on-one tutoring. When I'm not working or studying, I love to watch movies and read all kinds...

...language and literature. I am also a part of UNC's Master's of Teaching program. I am fluent in Spanish and English. I have tutored ESL students for 4 years, taught English in Spain, tutored UNC students in Spanish and writing and been an assistant teacher to an adult Spanish class. I am comfortable with students...

...student at North Carolina State University working towards my Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Degree. I completed my Bachelor of Science from North Carolina State University in Animal Science. I tutored in chemistry and calculus for the University Tutorial Center when I was in undergrad and am eager to help students learn and succeed academically.

...than me get through some of their tougher classes. When I was in college I continued tutoring after approached by my Biology and Chemistry professors. The one thing I enjoy most about tutoring is helping someone to achieve that breakthrough moment. Two heads are often better than one. When you get stuck on a particular...

Knowledge is accessible to all. One of the most common problems I see is students trying to learn or being taught in a way that doesn't access the way they learn best. I approach all learning from multiple directions to utilize the most efficient route to content mastery for all students.

...always was a person who wanted to help people. This is one main reason I am working on becoming a licensed therapist. During this process I have met people who have needed help in their journey as well. I started several years ago and tutored a few colleagues in college for our writing and history...

...degree in Elementary and Middle Grades Education (K-8) from Lee University. I am a certified teacher in any subject K-8 grade, ESOL, and 6-8 English. I love to tutor English. I also enjoy taekwondo, playing the clarinet, playing golf, and softball. I am here to help you in any way that I can.

...favorite subject through school which lead me to pursue a mathematics degree at NC State University, which I currently attend as a sophomore. I have been tutoring for about three years now and even won an award for it in high school. I love teaching and I love being around kids, so this is basically...

I wanted the option of becoming an educator without limiting my career choices, so I earned my Bachelor's degree in Leadership from North Carolina State University, including a rigorous background in mathematics. In my years as a Project Manager, I applied my leadership skills, which, among other skills, honed my writing and grammar expertise. And,...

...college. Over the years I have honed my skills as an Elementary tutor. My main focus has been helping students master the rudiments of the English Language. I am a trained Literacy teacher and most of my success lies with helping students become better readers, writers and thinkers. I strongly believe that "Every child can...

...am interested in helping students improve their reading, writing, research and public speaking skills. I work with students from grades 6-12 and undergraduate to graduate students. Other information about me: Where did you get your education? I have a B.A. in English from UNC-Pembroke, an M.A. in English/Technical Communication from East Carolina University, an M.Ed....

I love math and physics, particularly as it relates to geology. Ask me about rocks in my spare time! Also a casual American history and constitutional/political buff. APUSH Text: Henrietta Calculus Text: Stewart Physics Text: Knight

...the most fulfilling aspect of being an educator. The most influential moments of my own education occurred during my professors' office hours during undergraduate and graduate schools. As a secondary science teacher, I find it difficult to provide students (in large classes with hectic schedules) with vital on-on-one instruction. I am grateful for the opportunity...