I've been a tutor and Mandarin Chinese teacher for five years and have taught every type of student from Elementary school-age to adults at the Beginner level to International Baccalaureate prep courses. My own language background comes from living in China and attending the Beijing Foreign Studies University and Taiwan University. What I love most about tutoring is the unique opportunity that the one-on-one setting provides to ensure that you or your student really masters the content in the lesson in all four aspects of language learning (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing). In addition to helping you achieve your course objectives, I am most interested in having students take risks and show motivation in their own language learning. You'll surprise yourself at how well you can communicate in Mandarin!

Growing up as the son of a math teacher, I have always had an affinity for the subject. My interest led me to a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Louisville. I'm looking forward to putting my knowledge to work for you!

I'm Ben, I have a BA in physics, and a double minor in Mathematics and Astronomy. In my free time I fence, paint models and play a zany computer game called 'Dwarf Fortress'

I am a graduate of Bowling Green State University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Education with a focus on Social Studies education. I am also a graduate of The University of Cincinnati with a Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. I have taught at the high school level for 8 years. I have mainly taught Business and History courses (Marketing, Finance, American Government, World History). I have also coached soccer at the Varsity level for the past 7 years. I approach tutoring the same way I do as a coach, my goal is to improve student performance.

I'm a freshman at Columbia University hoping to study applied physics or applied math, and I have specific interests in applications to earth, oceanic, and atmospheric sciences. Since I started high school, I have tutored numerous friends and peers in almost any subject that they needed help with, and recently, I began tutoring various high school seniors for their college applications. While I can tutor most subjects found in a high school curriculum, I most enjoy working with students on their math skills, whether algebra, calculus, or statistics. I think math is a subject that many students seem to fear, but usually their fear is what holds them back. I feel a sense of fulfillment when I can show a student that math is not as bad as their brain might make it out to be. When I tutor, the most important thing for me is to make sure the student and I are on the same page. I want to relate to the student and make learning more fun. I truly believe that education is a gift, one that is important for us all to cherish. In my free time, I love hiking, running (even though I'm not the best at it), and digging into Wikipedia rabbit holes.

I have a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from New York University, a Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Chicago, and a Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary Education) from National-Louis University. I taught Arabic in Chicago Public Schools for several years, and I also have teaching and tutoring experience with students from grades 3 through 12 in a wide variety of subjects.As an educator, my strengths include connecting with students and figuring out what helps them to become interested in what they are learning. Every student is unique, and the approach that I take in tutoring is to always look for innovative and creative ways to make the learning experience more targeted to their particular needs.

Hello all, My name is Johnson and I am a Process Improvement Engineer working at a wireless company in Miami,FL. Math and Science are my favorite topics ,and I do teaching/tutoring with a great passion.Thus, when I tutor someone, I will always make sure that my clients are really satisfied.

I am a 2014 graduate of Cornell University's College of Engineering where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Engineering. I have just begun my Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering at Drexel University. My favorite subjects to tutor include Test Prep and elementary/middle school subjects. I enjoy helping younger students so that they can be excited about learning and begin their education with a solid foundation in reading, writing, and mathematics. I believe it is important to provide students with the proper tools to succeed at a young age so that they continue to have a desire to learn for the rest of their lives. I loved my college experience and want to show high school students that with practice and diligence, they too can perform well on standardized tests and go on to the university of their choosing. To accomplish academic goals at any level, it is important for the student to have fun while learning! I personalize my teaching approach to fit the student's learning style so that he or she can easily transition from learning a concept to applying it to a given problem. The greatest reward is seeing the smile on a student's face when a topic "clicks".Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring Philadelphia, baking, exercising, watching football with friends, and decorating my apartment.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Special Education from Western Governors University. I am in the process of obtaining a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction. I have been involved in education since 2007, as a paraprofessional, interventionist, and as a certified teacher. I truly enjoy working with children, and assisting them in gaining the skills that they need in order to be successful. I understand and appreciate that each learner is unique, and has a style of learning that is just as unique as them. I am a strong believer in differentiating instruction to meet the learner, and doing all that I can to find the best way for each student to learn. In my free time I love playing softball, going hiking, reading, working in my garden, and spending time with my family.

I am a proud Morehouse graduate, with a PhD in Clinical-Community Psychology. I completed my predoctoral internship at the Center for Multicultural Training in Psychology at Boston Medical Center and my postdoctoral fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School.Between my formal training, I have worked in a variety of contexts including the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, the Georgia Public Defenders Standards Council and the Center for Supportive Schools in Princeton, NJ. After I established my professional identity, I returned to education to pursue graduate work at the University of South Carolina. While I was in South Carolina, I developed a love for teaching SPSS and APA-writing style and tutoring college students in personal statement writing as these are the skills that helped me to survive graduate school.I would describe my teaching philosophy as strength-based in that through listening to my clients, I develop a picture of what they are good at and draw upon that to build their confidence while supplementing their knowledge base with my own. Outside of academia, I enjoy bike riding, travel and pop culture. My friends consider me to be pretty out-of the-box, but they also know I am results-driven and loyal to the core.

I've been a tutor and Mandarin Chinese teacher for five years and have taught every type of student from Elementary school-age to adults at the Beginner level to International Baccalaureate prep courses. My own language background comes from living in China and attending the Beijing Foreign Studies University and Taiwan University. What I love most about tutoring is the unique opportunity that the one-on-one setting provides to ensure that you or your student really masters the content in the lesson in all four aspects of language learning (Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing). In addition to helping you achieve your course objectives, I am most interested in having students take risks and show motivation in their own language learning. You'll surprise yourself at how well you can communicate in Mandarin!

Growing up as the son of a math teacher, I have always had an affinity for the subject. My interest led me to a B.S. in Mathematics from the University of Louisville. I'm looking forward to putting my knowledge to work for you!

I'm Ben, I have a BA in physics, and a double minor in Mathematics and Astronomy. In my free time I fence, paint models and play a zany computer game called 'Dwarf Fortress'

I am a graduate of Bowling Green State University. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Education with a focus on Social Studies education. I am also a graduate of The University of Cincinnati with a Master's of Education in Curriculum and Instruction. I have taught at the high school level for 8 years. I have mainly taught Business and History courses (Marketing, Finance, American Government, World History). I have also coached soccer at the Varsity level for the past 7 years. I approach tutoring the same way I do as a coach, my goal is to improve student performance.

I'm a freshman at Columbia University hoping to study applied physics or applied math, and I have specific interests in applications to earth, oceanic, and atmospheric sciences. Since I started high school, I have tutored numerous friends and peers in almost any subject that they needed help with, and recently, I began tutoring various high school seniors for their college applications. While I can tutor most subjects found in a high school curriculum, I most enjoy working with students on their math skills, whether algebra, calculus, or statistics. I think math is a subject that many students seem to fear, but usually their fear is what holds them back. I feel a sense of fulfillment when I can show a student that math is not as bad as their brain might make it out to be. When I tutor, the most important thing for me is to make sure the student and I are on the same page. I want to relate to the student and make learning more fun. I truly believe that education is a gift, one that is important for us all to cherish. In my free time, I love hiking, running (even though I'm not the best at it), and digging into Wikipedia rabbit holes.

I have a Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology from New York University, a Master of Arts in Middle Eastern Studies from the University of Chicago, and a Master of Arts in Teaching (Elementary Education) from National-Louis University. I taught Arabic in Chicago Public Schools for several years, and I also have teaching and tutoring experience with students from grades 3 through 12 in a wide variety of subjects.As an educator, my strengths include connecting with students and figuring out what helps them to become interested in what they are learning. Every student is unique, and the approach that I take in tutoring is to always look for innovative and creative ways to make the learning experience more targeted to their particular needs.

Hello all, My name is Johnson and I am a Process Improvement Engineer working at a wireless company in Miami,FL. Math and Science are my favorite topics ,and I do teaching/tutoring with a great passion.Thus, when I tutor someone, I will always make sure that my clients are really satisfied.

I am a 2014 graduate of Cornell University's College of Engineering where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Engineering. I have just begun my Master's Degree in Biomedical Engineering at Drexel University. My favorite subjects to tutor include Test Prep and elementary/middle school subjects. I enjoy helping younger students so that they can be excited about learning and begin their education with a solid foundation in reading, writing, and mathematics. I believe it is important to provide students with the proper tools to succeed at a young age so that they continue to have a desire to learn for the rest of their lives. I loved my college experience and want to show high school students that with practice and diligence, they too can perform well on standardized tests and go on to the university of their choosing. To accomplish academic goals at any level, it is important for the student to have fun while learning! I personalize my teaching approach to fit the student's learning style so that he or she can easily transition from learning a concept to applying it to a given problem. The greatest reward is seeing the smile on a student's face when a topic "clicks".Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring Philadelphia, baking, exercising, watching football with friends, and decorating my apartment.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Special Education from Western Governors University. I am in the process of obtaining a Master of Science in Curriculum and Instruction. I have been involved in education since 2007, as a paraprofessional, interventionist, and as a certified teacher. I truly enjoy working with children, and assisting them in gaining the skills that they need in order to be successful. I understand and appreciate that each learner is unique, and has a style of learning that is just as unique as them. I am a strong believer in differentiating instruction to meet the learner, and doing all that I can to find the best way for each student to learn. In my free time I love playing softball, going hiking, reading, working in my garden, and spending time with my family.

I am a proud Morehouse graduate, with a PhD in Clinical-Community Psychology. I completed my predoctoral internship at the Center for Multicultural Training in Psychology at Boston Medical Center and my postdoctoral fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital/Harvard Medical School.Between my formal training, I have worked in a variety of contexts including the Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program, the Georgia Public Defenders Standards Council and the Center for Supportive Schools in Princeton, NJ. After I established my professional identity, I returned to education to pursue graduate work at the University of South Carolina. While I was in South Carolina, I developed a love for teaching SPSS and APA-writing style and tutoring college students in personal statement writing as these are the skills that helped me to survive graduate school.I would describe my teaching philosophy as strength-based in that through listening to my clients, I develop a picture of what they are good at and draw upon that to build their confidence while supplementing their knowledge base with my own. Outside of academia, I enjoy bike riding, travel and pop culture. My friends consider me to be pretty out-of the-box, but they also know I am results-driven and loyal to the core.