Award-Winning English Grammar and Syntax Tutors serving Marietta, GA

I personally feel that every student is capable of academic success. It is important that we celebrate educational gains, no matter how small or large. The first step in empowering students to achieve academic proficiency and mastery is filling them with confidence, and that is one of my main goals.

Education is truly a passport to one's future. I have dedicated many years in school as a teacher for 30 years and more than 10 years collectively to pursue advanced degrees. I love to learn, and I do my best to transfer my enthusiasm of learning to my students. Teaching and learning go hand in hand in reaching one's limitless potential.

...with grades PreK-5. I am currently a Gwinnett County Substitute. I have a special heart for children who struggle because I was one of them. I really enjoy working one on one with children and watching their growth. I strive to make lessons fun and enjoyable while learning. I think it is so important to explain skills on each child's level. My background as a teacher and a mom of two boys has only...

...maximize every tutoring session. I thrive to create a fun and inspiring environment for all students while fostering positive reinforcement. By displaying an outgoing personality, communicating well with my students, and being inspirational, the values I possess will ultimately develop a strong guidance for my students as they explore and grow. I look forward to meeting new students and exploring the ways in which I can contribute to the continued success of the community that...

I am a middle school, 7th-grade teacher. I educate both general and special education students. I am highly qualified in all content areas, however, my strengths are ELA and Reading. I enjoy working one-on-one with students because it allows them to feel comfortable and ask questions they generally would not in the classroom. I create lessons to meet all learning styles.

...on a mission to help as many children and adults with dyslexia develop their reading skills, but do so while building confidence and trust in their strengths. This is what drove me to leave a successful business career and become a teacher. Prior to teaching, I spent 10+ years in business. I have a Bachelor's of Science in Human Resource Management. When I left the corporate world to learn more about what was happening with...

...be more deliberate in my lesson planning, execution and student assessment. I have been careful to ensure that I consulted with the students to ensure that that they played a key role in the learning process. This is especially important in defining roles, responsibilities and rules that bind the partnership. Secondly, it is critical to ensure that the student benefits from a holistic approach towards learning. The meaning of the cura personalis (consist commitment to...

...Neuroscience and Behavioral Biology. I started tutoring peers my freshman year in General Biology, and gradually moved on to other subjects, such as Biochemistry and MCAT prep as I learned the topics myself. As someone who struggled to learn in elementary and middle school, I understand how frustrating a new concept can be, and do my best to develop individualized study plans for all my students. My goal is always to ensure that my students...

...I am in the classroom or working one on one with a learner during tutoring, the foundation of my instruction is learner-centered. It is crucial to customize and personalize the teaching and learning process to best suit the unique needs and strengths of the student. That is the core of what I do as a special educator: individualizing instruction for very unique learners so that they have the greatest shot at success. As a tutor,...

...Hughes and Ryan Gosling). I'm also a pun master with an affinity for bad jokes so you'll be giving me a lot of pity laughter and side eye! I have taught children from all kinds of backgrounds and come from a big family, so I'm patient and know how to remain focused. My career has been marketing and media focused, but I've always had a passion for teaching. That's why I do this! I'm excited...

Hello, my name is Leah, and I graduated with a Master's degree in teaching high school English from the University of South Carolina. My passion is working with students on Reading and Writing in order for their literacy skills will become a powerful asset. I believe in using a variety of texts and strategies to cater to individual student needs and make learning relevant to each student.

...graduating from KSU, I was hired to teach 3rd grade at the elementary school that I student taught for. I spent 3 years in 3rd grade and moved down to 2nd grade where I taught an additional 3.5 years. In early 2021, I also received my ESOL certification. Working with children from birth-5th grade, I have seen the huge importance of early childhood literacy. Early literacy has a major impact on a student's success in...

...Psychology, and since graduating college, I have worked periodically as a substitute teacher for all grade school levels. Mathematics is my favorite subject to tutor in, because I work with numbers every day and am great at finding alternative explanations and/or ways of understanding. In my professional life, I work as an Executive Assistant for many differing industries. Majority of my tasks include training and guiding my staff. I am a firm believer in education....

I am dedicated to making each student's education challenging, comfortable, and enriching.

I have tutored students of all ages in various subjects such as math and physics. I approach teaching with a positive and encouraging attitude as well as patience. My teaching style changes with each student but overall I teach in a way that best suits the student's needs and aids them most in their studies.

...and French from Johns Hopkins University. I have three years of professional tutoring and teaching experience, first as a Study Consultant in college and now as an English teaching assistant in France. My process is highly personalized: my priority is getting to know my students so that I can accurately identify the aspects of the material that are the most difficult for them. After we identify these aspects, I tailor solutions to help them surmount...

...work with students to make sure they better understand anything they are struggling with. My hobbies include watching movies and television shows, and playing sports. I received a scholarship to run cross country and track in college and did so for three years. I also enjoy playing basketball and ultimate frisbee. I am a big Atlanta sports fan and like the Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta Braves, Atlanta Hawks and University of Georgia Bulldogs.

...provided me with interaction with many different walks of life as well as learning and teaching styles, in both primarily objective and primarily subjective fields. As such, I am extremely well-equipped to tutor students whose academic focus or optimal learning style does not necessarily align best with the subject at hand. I am also happy to tutor for the Physics GRE, a test that budding physicists are required to take that is very unlike any...

...ELA. I have experience teaching and tutoring in the areas of Math, English (Reading and Writing), and Psychology. I have experience working with dynamic personalities and individuals, so I am able to work with individuals with any temperament and adjust to their levels of need. I utilize a strength based approach with my students and do my best to create an environment that cultivates learning. I have witnessed ALL of my students make improvements in...

...that I have truly made a difference in their lives and enhanced their academic careers. Young and impressionable minds require a certain degree of flexibility in guidance and instructional techniques that take the individuality of the students into account. Another point of consideration is the collective flow of student progress in the classroom environment. Certain student progress at a slower pace than that of their classmates, and this disparity in advancement can foster frustration and...