Award-Winning English Grammar and Syntax Tutors in Tigard, OR

...Two days after receiving my diploma, I was offered a job to teach here in Arizona. I have always had a desire to learn and grow and I wish to inspire that desire in others. This is why I became a teacher. This is my third year teaching in the Vail School District and while...

...volunteered for peer mentoring programs. I spent much of my free time tutoring students in English, Public speaking, and Spanish. I feel passionate about tutoring programs because growing up, I used them. Tutoring is an integral part in the learning process because every person learns in a unique way. People understand concepts differently and the...

...a children's theater company on the Upper West side. This summer, my husband and I moved to Oregon where we currently reside with our dog, Nina. Teaching is my passion and I am grateful every day for the ability to do so! I believe in multiple-sensory education and using many routes toward the same...... It is my belief that everyone can learn! There is no limit to what an individual can do with the right mindset. Throughout my instruction, I not only teach my students the subject matter, but also the soft-skills they need to plan and organize their knowledge. With a focus on educational processes that build confidence and develop high-level thinkers and independent learners, I maintain one consistent thought driving my practice: "How can I help?" I believe that each student has a specific style of learning; a form of memory or a sensorial strength that best allows the information in. I aim to instill a lasting love for learning by modeling questioning techniques and a passion for the world of academia. Through open-minded discussion and outward respect, I create a motivational environment which best serves the students!

...each student's distinctive learning style. When not teaching, I love to get out of the city and into the outdoors. You can often find me camping in the mountains, fishing the lakes of the central Oregon Cascades or hiking the trails of the Columbia River Gorge. The city dweller in me does like the occasional...

...pleasure of teaching a variety of high school English classes for the past eleven years. I actually enjoy helping students understand how to become better thinkers and writers. Although I am now learning video production and filmmaking, I still love teaching students through tutoring sessions. I grew up in a small agricultural town near Reno,...

...their assistants, each provided me with the opportunity to develop my teaching skills in a real-world environment. While there I worked directly with students of many different ethnic, educational, and cultural backgrounds, both in class and during one-on-one conferences. I have also helped high school students develop their writing and complex reasoning skills. It is...

...dedicated tutor with years of experience. I provide support and guidance for students in many subjects and specialize in test preparation, teaching study skills, and ensuring a deep understanding of all material. My background includes a Graduate Degree in Environmental and Resource Economics with honors, and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics, with honors. I...

...teacher. Seabury Hall is a school that emphasizes high academic standards and close relationships between students and teachers. Much of my time was spent in extra help sessions, helping students with their essays and their understanding of literary and grammatical concepts. I am an expert at explaining to students the structural principles of good writing...

...at the graduate level. I've worked abroad and within the United States with language learners hoping to increase their mastery of English. I look forward to finding a way to find how you learn best for yourself, in the hope that you can apply what you learn over an entire lifetime and not just on...

I went to school to be an English teacher and am currently working as a musician, writer, and a substitute paraprofessional. I've tutored a wide range of ages and enjoy finding new ways to make content accessible to my tutees. ... I think the job of the tutor is much more about asking questions than giving answers. I also believe every tutee is different, and the more I learn about their interests and learning styles, the better job I can do.