Award-Winning English Grammar and Syntax Tutors in Huntington Beach, CA

...first year of my MA studying in France, and developed French curriculum materials as part of a Fulbright visit to Cameroon. I have always been an enthusiastic learner, and my work with students has demonstrated the life-changing power of education. I try to share my excitement for learning and the value of education with all of my students. In my free time, you can find me reading, cooking, at a choir or dance rehearsal, or...

...an equation. I believe learning always goes better when the student can get excited about the material, and so I strive to tailor my tutoring style to each individual. I believe education is critical to personal success, and I try to teach my students better learning practices and intellectual curiosity so that they can take away something permanent from our interactions. My main interest is Creative Writing. Poetry, fiction, and screenwriting are my passions. My...

...at NYU to help with the cost of tuition. While I feel confident in my ability to help students excel in a variety of subjects, I personally find it most rewarding to work with teenagers preparing to apply for college. This period can be extremely important for a young person's future success, and I know firsthand how overwhelming the pressure to succeed can get when you feel like you have to face it alone. With...

...currently credentialed in Multiple Subjects as an Education Specialist for students with Mild/Moderate disabilities. Beginning in June of 2014, I entered a Masters program through CSUF with the anticipated graduation date of May 2016 with my M.A. in Special Education. I have extensive tutoring experience, working with K-12th grade students through KidWorks, an after-school program for at-promise youth and children in Santa Ana, CA. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most...

...in economics to astronautical engineering to the fashion industry. My teaching style is based on breaking down problems into simple steps, and understanding the logic behind each step in the process. If a student understands why they are approaching a problem with these specific steps, they will be better equipped to understanding the logic behind the subject material and will be equipped to tackle problems of any difficulty. Outside of academics, I spend my time...

...they can exercise their intellectual potential in a university setting. I hope to encourage creative thought and intellectual curiosity, and help my students maintain a healthy, low-stress educational experience. Each student is different, and I feel that as a tutor I have the opportunity to mold my teaching approach to each individual, unlike a larger classroom setting. I want to understand my students' individualized approaches to learning, so that they may understand how to better...

...three years of experience tutoring students ages eight and above in simple to complex Math, Chemistry, Essay Writing, Study Skills, and more. I find great reward and drive in assisting students work through challenges. I am not one to teach as much as guide because I believe in individuals' capacities for growth in efficient learning. My goal is to provide as much information as possible to every student in how to best develop personalized methods...

...difficult concepts. I know that everyone thinks differently and that what makes sense to one person will not make sense to another. I can always tell, however, when someone says that they understand something when in reality they do not and are simply too scared to admit it. As a result I will make sure that I drive home any concept a student is confused about and explain it in as many different ways as...

...the brain. I've taught statistics and housing finance to graduate students who hadn't touched math since high school, and I've revised resumes and cover letters for many friends in multiple fields. I understand that sometimes it takes math to understand the structure of an essay, that a story can lead the way to better math or standardized test skills, and that the most important gift I can give to a student is confidence.... I believe each student can find their way to success - the trick is finding the right path and combination of techniques to get there, and boosting confidence at every step.

...one's development as a student and a scholar as Math or English Literature. I also understand that learning it, especially at the introductory levels, can occasionally be rather intimidating. I try to make myself as relaxed, fun, and seemingly approachable while I am teaching/tutoring as I can to lessen the intimidation factor of that crazy dead language we're learning. Although I grew up in Boston, I moved to Los Angeles in 2006 to enroll at...