Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Richardson, TX

...and all its creativity and headaches (though I'd like to think with my help you will avoid the headaches). I am also a bit of a grammar Nazi and enjoy refreshing people's memories about grammar rules in order for people to read and better understand their meaning. Miscommunication is frustrating, and great writing that's clear...

...favorite subjects to tutor are the sciences! Biology is my most favorite. In my teaching style I try to connect students with the subject their learning. Making learning come to life, so that it will not only stick in the student brain, but so they can use it in their everyday life. Going through school...

...from Elementary English & Writing to Graduate Level Statistics, and would gladly work with students on subjects that lie anywhere in between. "Knut, who has never seen color, does not miss it in the least; from the start, he has experienced only the positivity of vision, and has built up a world of beauty and...

...and I've learned how to adeptly pinpoint ideas that need clarification and explain them thoroughly. Although my major was in science, I have found that the key to problem solving in any subject is being a good reader and having a strategic approach. Because of these skills that I acquired through a lot of patience...

I am currently a graduate student at the University of Texas at Arlington looking to share my knowledge with others.

I am a writer and a graduate student. I believe those two great identities in my life--creator and scholar--feed into my teaching approach, allowing me to employ novel, effective approaches to teaching. My passion for helping others is considerable, and I am eager to do what I can.

It is vital that students have a growth mindset and believe that they are capable of learning and not to settle for being labeled as a struggling student. Mistakes and obstacles are perfect opportunities to grow.

...I first started tutoring when I was in High School, in math topics for Middle and Jr. High school students. I earned a Master's Degree in Ecological Economics in the Winter of 2018. This degree, compounded with my undergraduate Economics degree, has involved me taking a range of Economic courses as well as intermediate and...

...may all learn differently but we usually all make similar mistakes when it comes to learning. At one time I myself greatly struggled with learning topics related to my field. I learned how to overcome my weaknesses and study smarter, not harder. My aim is to pass off the skills I have acquired in college...

...I taught Special Education for 9 yearsincluding gifted education, and was an adjunct professor for five years teaching a variety of subjectsEnglish, Art History, Religious Studies and Studio Art. I am an accomplished yoga teacher who has taught the history, philosophy and practice of yoga throughout America and Asia and spent time as a triathlete...

...of learning and the fulfillment of succeeding in academics. Outside of school, I LOVE cooking and spending time with friends! I also love playing musical instruments, mainly flute because of its difficulty and vast repertoire. My main goal for my students is for them to become competent and comfortable in their subject areas. I understand...

I am a college writing and literature instructor who loves teaching people how to become better writers and more preceptive readers regardless of what they read or why they write.

I have taught students in a classroom setting for 5 years and in corporate settings for more than 25 years. I thoroughly enjoy interaction with students at all levels and watching them find their own path to subject mastery through skillful mentoring.

...Sam Houston State University. I specialize in late antiquity and medieval history, but am familiar with all areas. In addition to studying history, I also do genealogical research and am a fan of comic books and pop culture. It's my primary aim to give students the tools they need to eventually progress on their own...

...experiences during my early high school years. I didnt take education seriously and thus I didnt think I could learn. However, as I progressed up the Education ladder and attained my Masters Degree, I made a promise to myself and to those I have taught and will teach, that I will teach with an understanding...

...World War II enabled America to become the global superpower. When history is looked at that way, it gains a new importance and becomes far more interesting to students. I try to make sure to frame history in a way that emphasizes its continuing importance when I'm teaching. I spent a year and a half...

...to work with students with diverse backgrounds, help students achieve their goals. More importantly, I'd love to make my sessions unique, simple, interesting and thought provoking. Critical thinking is the central tenet of my teaching philosophy. It is important to question, think, understand and have fun with learning. I have been teaching for 5 years...

...skills with both adults and young children, I am very passionate when I teach and enjoy the process of the learning. Can teach from K-12, individuals learning to speak English or prep for an Exam. One of my favorite quotes, "Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned from school" Albert...

...of Texas. During law school, I enjoyed working as a private tutor in a wide range of subjects for students enrolled in both private and public schools. I've tutored students in my favorite subjects of English, Writing, Reading, and History, but also helped my students greatly improve in their advanced Math, Science, Test Prep, and...

...each other to help ourselves get into better college. Lots of my peers made it to Harvard, MIT, UPenn (my best friend is a PHD at Upenn), Stanford, Fordham, CMU, Yale, Columbia ( I was on their ballroom dance team when in NYC), Princeton etc. Influenced by Asian culture, I do value education, and know...