Award-Winning German Tutors in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

...things for hours on end! Even if you aren't quite as excited by your schoolwork as I am, I hope that I can help to make your assignments much less confusing and much more tolerable. I promise to work with you patiently and respectfully, and I take a sincere interest in the success and well-being...

...far as I am concerned, my student can be the next Ernest Hemingway, Friedrich Nietzsche, Margaret Thatcher or Fedor Dostoevski. My goal is to help my students recognize their potential and act upon it to achieve success. I am passionate about learning because it opens the whole wide world for me. I can only hope...

I am currently a junior at the University of La Verne working towards a B. A. in English. I am familiar with AP exams and honors course material. I look forward to strengthening and developing prospective clients' skills by a variety of teaching and learning methods I have acquired and found most effective. ... I believe that all students differ in the way in which they obtain information. A student's interest in the subject has an effect on how well they retain given material, but I believe that the best way for student retention of skills and information comes from various exposure to different materials that range from primary, secondary, and adapted material. I believe that challenging students, and teaching them to question and analyze material presented, is a good method to fuel a hunger for more knowledge.

...summer I will be in Costa Rica researching the origins of their growing child immigrant population and how the government is assisting their integration into the country through educational and other social programs. After receiving my Bachelor's Degree, I plan to do a Master's International Program (combining the Peace Corps and a Master's in Linguistics)...

...I am a Cerritos native who went to the University of California, Irvine for college and received a Masters degree from New York University before enrolling in my current doctoral program. While I am here in California for the next foreseeable months while completing the last steps of my Ph.D, I am excited and earnest...

...polymath with a love for discovering the interconnectedness of all knowledge; for instance, I studied German not just because I love the language, but because it gave me access to learning more about culture, literature, philosophy, science, poetry, and cinema. This quest for interconnected knowledge is why I find joy in teaching multiple subjects, especially...

...a student and I have enjoyed every bit of it - learning new things is a productive, enlightening pastime! That's why I want to help others enjoy learning as much as I have. I have 8 years of experience with Spanish language and literature, 2 years with German, and a lifetime with writing - although...

...am a uniquely well-rounded tutor with degrees in occupational education and adult education with a minor in English. I tutored students in common core to pass GED/TASC testing. I taught at a community college as an adjunct instructor for Critical Reading and German. I worked at Central Texas College as a functional academic skills instructor...

...to want to be a tutor; I genuinely enjoy helping people learn and understand new things. I am also unsure what led me to love mathematics, but in recent years I have really discovered my aptitude in this particular field. Math is just, well, cool. The more I learn about math the more I realize...

...McGraw-­Hill’s All­-Star Series, as well as Azar’s Fundamentals of English Grammar and various other texts. Generally spent twelve to fifteen hours per week in classroom with eight to ten hours of prep time. In my Teacher Evaluations, my students usually described me as having a great sense of humor, something that I believe is absolutely...