Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Charter Township of Clinton, MI

...education, higher education, and adult ESL context. I have taught the following subjects: AP English Language Arts (ELA) Composition, AP English Literature, AP US History, 9th and 10th Grade English, ACT/SAT English/Reading, ESL English Reading, College Application Personal Statements, and College Essay Writing. Currently, I am a learning development specialist in Ann Arbor, MI for...

...topics through university topics. I believe that as a teacher, it is important to make sure you aren't simply stating the answers. The most important part of learning is developing a link from a question to the correct answer, a path the student can follow on their own terms to reach the correct answer choice....

...the LSAT. Finally, I have experience teaching philosophy to high school students through the North Carolina Governor’s School, East Campus and the Duke Talent Identification Program (TIP), both of which were residential summer programs. I am committed to helping students acquire skills necessary for life-long learning. I prize education as an occasion for student development,...

...hard and deliver the best version of themselves to the world. I graduated Magna Cum Laude in both undergraduate and; graduate studies, in psychology and counseling respectively. These subjects help me better understand the mentalities of the students I work with, while helping to assist them through any road blocks they may encounter with creative...

I love reading and would love to share that passion with you. I hope that my time as your tutor would be fun and extremely helpful for your learning. I also test well and can help you learn about standardized tests and how to succeed on test day.

...also feel comfortable with early math courses as well as french, as I have taken 6 years of french courses in the past. I've tutored different people from ages 4-21 so I feel comfortable tutoring in different styles. I am also interested in helping my students learn the best way they can. I also enjoy...

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...and education. I earned my undergraduate degree from the University of Texas at Austin, where I studied Mathematics and Computer Science. After graduation, I worked as a data analyst at Spectrum, but I quickly realized that my true passion was still in learning and teaching math. That realization led me to pursue my Master's degree...

...well. Over the past few years, I have worked with a variety of non-profit and international groups, including the Red Cross, and tutored students from a rich diversity of backgrounds, including in India, France, Thailand, and the US, across multiple ages, from middle school all the way through college. I am passionate about and experienced...

...I work at the University of Michigan Health System - Ann Arbor as a Management Engineer Consultant. Teaching has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. My mother being a French teacher, it was no surprise that I enjoyed teaching growing up. My career goal is getting my PhD...

I just graduated college early and I'm waiting to attend graduate school. I did a lot of tutoring back in college and high school and I would like to help more students with their STEM subjects.

...Central Michigan University (MA and ABD: History). I have taught college (history and honors writing) and test prep for the past fourteen years. I have also worked as a tutor, book editor, author (on test prep), game-based-learning instructor, and standardized test designer and scorer during these years. While I teach a broad range of subjects,...

...Conservation Ecology. My research topic is agroecology, specifically how carbon and nitrogen ratios in from shade trees in coffee agroecosystems influence ground-dwelling ant communities. My over-arching theme is decomposition and nutrient cycling in ecosystems and I got about answering questions about this in various ways (e.g. ants). At the University of Michigan, I have served...

...my core passions. I love to work with students on becoming experts by thinking about their own problem-solving techniques, adding skills to their toolkits, and deepening their understanding. Using relevant examples helps deepen understanding, and identifying high-impact studying practices can make a big difference. I'm happy to share in your learning journey!

...mathematics (taught advanced math like Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Trig, Pre-Calc), science( chemistry, biology, Medical terminology, AP courses, public health, and more), social studies, study skills and test prep courses, and writing. I am recently working with EAA school with more than 5+ years of experience and doing tutoring for the past 4 years....

...classes for two years, and I have experience with teaching both in the classroom and in one-on-one settings. I enjoy teaching a wide variety of subjects, but especially literature, history, and math. As a teacher, I always focus on meeting students where they're at and providing them with what the tools they, personally, need to...

...served as a consultant in the Writing Center, where I worked with my peers on papers for all subject areas. I also competed on the Moot Court team. Since graduation, I have served as a coach and mentor in many different capacities: for three years, I served as a assistant director of a nonprofit where...

...have seven years of experience working with students. I received my education from Wayne State University and Buena Vista University. I received a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences & Disorders and a Master of Arts in Curriculum Instruction and Teacher Leadership. I have tutored biology, algebra, phonics, and elementary school math. My favorite subject...

...in Molecular Biology/Microbiology in 2020 from Wayne State University. During my graduate studies I taught undergraduate Introductory Biology Labs. I also served as a lead lecturer for Microbiology for one semester. Prior to graduate school, I received my BSc in Biology from University of Michigan, Dearborn in 2014. During my undergraduate studies, I tutored peers...

I started getting interested in Biology in the 10th or 11th grade. That was when I began to think about the world from a scientific perspective. I studied Biology at Wayne...... Students should be shown how to find answers on their own. If the tutor looks up information or solves a problem, they should explain what they are doing so the student can learn to do it themselves.