Award-Winning English Grammar and Syntax Tutors serving Marysville, WA

...learner, and I believe that a love of learning is one of the most important qualities a person can have. While I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, I find tutoring Statistics and Economics especially rewarding because so many students believe that they don't have aptitude in the subject, only to find out that...

...with a student, utilizing artistic methods like visual arts or dance to help explain things, or finding ways to take the chore out of learning, I go above and beyond with my students. I think learning is fun as well and have a diverse range of interests from English and Literature, to Economics and Math,...

...private school in Seattle I completely rewrote the Japanese curriculum to align with new textbooks (Tobira series) utilizing modern language learning techniques. I never expected to teach Japanese after returning to the US, but have discovered not only do my ESOL teaching skills perfectly apply to JP teaching, but it's a ton of fun. I...

...campus. I also took a year and a half off of school to go on a service mission and teach individuals and families of all ages in Maryland and in D.C. Some of my favorite subjects to teach are English, literature, and writing. I love teaching and thoroughly believe that learning should be an enjoyable,...

I love reading and writing but also inspiring others with great books and excellent ideas. Prose, art and adventure are my raison d'etre. My favorite subjects are British Literature, Business Communication, Fiction and Creative Writing. ... Like a fork, teaching has many prongs, or tines; it is dynamic in function. I believe that learning any subject requires a multidisciplinary approach in order for what is fundamental of the topic to stick. Accordingly, my philosophy relies on...

...am qualified to tutor a wide range of subjects, including math, english, biology, chemistry, and SAT/ACT/AP test preparation. I encourage students to be carefully organized in their thinking, as it helps them learn quicker and remember easier. My primary goal for my students is for them to understand *why* they are doing what they are...

...a doctoral student in a department of comparative literature, cinema, and media. Her research focuses on cultural production created in Los Angeles during the 1990's. As a multilingual writer, Andrea enjoys working with writers who want to find and refine their authorial voice. In addition to academic writing genres like claim-based essays, she also enjoys...

...in ELA and I give them challenges where needed, or extra help when necessary. Nonetheless, I help a student grow and expand their knowledge in ways that they were unable to by tapping into their potential. In working with a student, I ensure that they will get the most out of my lessons. I do...

...track for medical school, but I love learning and teaching many different subjects, like jazz, or English, or my current philosophy class. Some of my favorite things to do in my free time are write and perform music, theatre, spend time with my friends and family, create things, like writing or drawing (even though I'm...

Hello! So nice to e-meet you. I truly believe that learning is not one-size-fits-all, and with this, I offer a variety of ways we can work forward. I'm happy to get started and find the best solution.

...instruct high school students in both advanced academic paradigms. In addition to proficiency in traditional academic subjects, I am also an award-winning singer and self-published songwriter with ten years of piano experience. I have worked with students of all ages and am able to tailor each session to your individual needs and learning style. I...

...of my students. I believe that any kind of learning takes place when the teaching is supportive, clear, and relevant to the student's life. For this reason, I use a number of approaches to help make the subject matter fun and accessible. I've worked with a variety of ages, levels, and I look forward to...

...hours or in mid-quarter conferences, is the most valuable and enriching aspect of teaching at the University of Washington. In addition to extensive teaching experience, I have also worked as an assistant editor at Modern Language Quarterly: A Journal of Literary History. My job duties included copyediting for grammar and style and managing the day-to-day...

...didn't do his homework for him). The main reason I am successful in this is because I focus on determining *how* my student can learn and not just *what* my student needs to learn. Everyone learns a different way, and part of the challenge is to determine what that way is. Without this, the "ah...

...English, and Political Science. I currently tutor jr. High, high school, and college level English and Writing. I specialize in college entrance essays, as well as research papers and generic essays. I also tutor Algebra, (P)SAT Math, (P)SAT Writing, and (P)SAT Reading. Finally, I have extensive experience giving private Fiddle, Mandolin, and Guitar lessons, specializing...

...different types: bodily-kinesthetic, logical-mathematical, visual-spatial, interpersonal, intrapersonal, linguistic-verbal, musical, and naturalistic. Basically, I tailor the teaching to your specific request and needs. I am here to help you succeed! If you have more questions, feel free to reach out. More about my background: When I'm not teaching I like to spend time with my family...

...interested in helping people learn. I spent nearly 40 years in business and taught several people as well as serving as a mentor. I have a Bachelor Of Arts in Business Administration from the University of Washington and an MBA from Seattle University. I have developed several sets of class material, and taught this material...

...and difficulties that arise in the modern classroom setting. Curriculum moves fast, teachers/professors often do not have time for questions, and many students feel left behind. This is why I started tutoring; I have worked with students ages 7-20 on various academic subjects and test prep material because no one should ever feel inferior at...

"Success is never final, failure is never fatal. It's courage that counts." - John Wooden We will make mistakes; and we will learn from them. The ability to overcome adversity is what will set us apart from others in life.

...here to help students with their English skills - reading, writing and speaking. In 2017, I decided to go back to school for a degree in International Studies with a minor in Japanese, so I know what it's like to learn a new language. I will share the study tips that helped me get an...