Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Coral Gables, FL

...English and a Masters of Business Administration in Management Information Systems, Marketing and E-Commerce. I have taught College Preparation Writing at Miami-Dade College. I work with students from 2nd grade up to college level in Writing, English, Literature, College Essay Writing, U.S. History, Government and SAT Prep AP subjects. In my spare time I like to travel, read and listen to various genres of music. I have traveled throughout the continental United States, South Africa,...

...experience in Investment Banking and Trading, Leveraged Debt, and Private Equity for a prestigious Hedge Fund in NYC. I will be attending business school this fall concentrating in Entrepreneurship and have already been accepted into all 8 of the schools I have applied. I have a passion for teaching, coaching and mentoring others, and I can't wait to help each one of you reach your personal goals and realize your potential. I have an extremely...

...students of all ages for the past two years in mostly English related subjects. English is my favorite subject to tutor because I believe that communication is one of our most powerful tools as human beings. Helping students improve their communication skills whether it be reading, writing, or speaking, is extremely gratifying. I like to tutor in a way that helps my students relate to what they are learning. I believe that once students recognize...

...from Syracuse University living in the Miami area. I dual-majored in psychology and public relations and graduated with a 3.8 GPA. My coursework provided me with extensive experiences in writing, reading, and public speaking. In high school, I was always in upper-level English courses and completed AP English. I was a Literacy Corps Tutor and helped 4th grade students in-class as well as with homework. In my spare time, I love reading, hiking, relaxing on...

...and GRE, which I particularly enjoy. I think academic success depends not only on practice, but, most importantly, on finding the correct approach to learning. Each person, I believe, has a different way of processing information and, as a tutor, it is one of my priorities to help students develop the critical thinking methods problem-solving skills that work best for them. In my spare time, I enjoy reading and writing, watching TV series, and anything...

...algebra, trigonometry and geometry. I have also taught Earth and Space Science at Breakthrough Collaborative, violin at the Tufts Community Music Program, and worked with students from age seven to seventeen. Learning is a process of creative discovery, and with each student I tutor, I treasure being a part of that process. I always hope to awaken in my students a love of learning, not just for math, but for a variety of subjects. An...

...degree in Financial Engineering. Throughout my years as an undergraduate, I tutored many students in all subjects of mathematics. I am most passionate and experienced in Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Trigonometry. I have also helped colleagues practice for the GRE Quantitative section. I believe that the most efficient way to learn mathematics is simply to do mathematics. Practicing problems, along with understanding their solution process, is the best way to learn any subject of mathematics. This...

...by far the most rewarding one Ive had and my favorite. Its always a pleasure to converse in my native language: French. I would have to say that I am most passionate about teaching Math, especially algebra and arithmetic, because there isnt much for my students to memorize. It mostly requires critical thinking and logic. Once the basic principles are understood, they can be applied to any number of novel scenarios, and with Math, practice...

...do not grasp the material quickly and getting them to understand is the most rewarding thing I do. I believe that all students can master mathematics and usually find that there is either some underlying but simple problem that needs to be overcome and the student will succeed. Often, a failure to fully understand some basic arithmetic or a lack of sufficent repetitions of the assigned material material is the cause of a problem. Both...

...my love of mentoring and fascination with language. I had my own humble beginnings in South Florida juggling AP tests and marching band at Cypress Bay High School, where I first had the opportunity to learn from and teach my peers subjects ranging from Calculus to English Literature to Jazz Theory. I will be returning to Boston in the Fall to pursue an MS in Speech-Language Pathology at Northeastern University. My teaching philosophy revolves around...