Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Roswell, GA

...and look forward to passing on my expertise to you. I have extensive teaching experience, with subjects ranging from basic math, to SAT and GRE test prep, to college- and graduate-level physics. I've worked with high school students, 10 year olds, and folks old enough to be my parents, all with great success. If you find math and physics difficult, and are looking for a tutor who can demystify them for you: I would love...

...posses the analytical skills needed to achieve success. In my experience, every problem can be tackled in multiple ways, both creatively and analytically; it takes finding the way that makes the most sense to the individual. This approach is very helpful with Standardized Test preparation where it becomes important to not only answer the problem correctly, but quickly as well. In my spare time, I love playing and listening to music as well as watching...

...graduated from Georgia Tech with my MS in December, 2016. Currently, I am a software engineer at Boeing in St. Louis, Missouri. I am still tutoring as well. I find mathematics of all levels interesting, from arithmetic to algebra to calculus and beyond. I also enjoy working with kids and adults equally. Therefore, whether you are the parent of a 3rd-grader struggling with long division, or a college senior who needs a math refresher before...

...overcoming intellectual obstacles together is the most exciting part of tutoring; students tend to see me as an approachable peer as a result. I am most comfortable tutoring Math and Physics, but I've also stored up quite a bit of knowledge from taking way too many standardized tests. In my free time, I enjoy learning about interesting/odd/strange things about the world and I hope to help students find this same sort of fascination within their...

...addition to effective writing, I believe that developing individualized study skills, learning how to manage time and material, and maintaining an organized system of study is vital to succeeding in school. Even if a student is enthusiastic about his or her World History class, without the necessary study skills and an organized backpack of materials, things can quickly fall apart! The years we spend learning in school are the foundation of our careers and the...

...scores and honing college admission essays to help them stand apart from the crowd. As you can see, I have worked with students of all ages! I enjoy working with students from all grade levels and hope to instill a love of learning as I assist students with their challenges. As a tutor, I strive to the honor the specific needs and concerns of my individual students. It is infinitely rewarding to witness my students...

...a proven track record with student improvement and can guarantee better academic performance. I have experience with test prep, as well, such as the ACT, SAT, SSAT, ISEE, PSAT, and GED. I have worked with numerous students preparing for them for these exams and I thoroughly enjoy seeing their confidence grow. Although I approach each student uniquely, I use a two step method to maximize academic success. The first step is a detailed analysis of...

I am a resident physician who is currently taking a year off to do research. I have a year experience teaching and tutoring the MCAT and DAT. I also tutor the GRE and SAT. I love teaching and mentoring pre-med students. I'm good at explaining complex concepts in simple terms, and I enjoy giving additional problems to make sure that my students have really mastered the material.

Hello, I'm Tayla. I am from Boston, where I first began tutoring at my college's Learning Resource Center. I like to focus on Math subjects such as Geometry and Algebra. I also have had experience tutoring in standardized tests, with a specific focus in SAT and GRE Quantative sections. I understand that each student learns differently, which is why it is important to talk with the student and figure out how they learn best. ... Knowledge is power.

...voice, and seeing their work become stronger across each draft they revise. When working with students in my literature classes at UVa and the North Carolina Governor’s School, I especially enjoy helping students develop strategies for careful, critical reading. My years of teaching and tutoring have led me to the firm belief that literary analysis and clear writing are not mysterious talents that you either have or you don’t—instead, I believe anyone can become a...

...students in Math and Science, and high school and college students in Chemistry, Biology and Physics. My favorite subject to tutor is Chemistry because Chemistry plays an integral role in all of the things that we see and experience in our every day lives (not just in making things explode on the show MythBusters). As for my teaching style, I prefer to tailor my teaching style to the individual needs and learning style of each...

...middle school, high school, and college English. I have expertise in all language arts areas and test prep, such as the SAT, ACT, and GRE tests. I also have experience helping students prepare for the SSAT and ISEE exams. I think an added benefit is that I get along well with students of all kinds. My goal is to assist all students with their test objectives so they can achieve academic success now and in...

...in whatever endeavor I have taken on, from schoolwork to singing to managing businesses and organizations. My formal experience as a tutor ranges from working on mathematics skills and Latin in middle and high school to working as a Supplemental Instructor at Emory University to assisting countless students prepare for standardized exams. While I love to learn new things, I also like to expand on the things I already know. I possess a wealth of...

...it's writing-based, the odds are good that I have experience helping a student improve in the same area. The ability to write with clarity and individuality is not easily obtained. It's a concrete craft as much as it is a way of thinking, and it embodies a skill that's as rare as it is undervalued. Sometimes it involves breaking the rules you have been taught. Often it involves scrapping your work and starting from scratch....

Hello. My name is Ejinkonye. I am an anatomy and physiology instructor at Georgia Gwinnett College. I have been tutoring for approximately 10 years. I love to teach students. I love to make sure that people reach their goals. I believe that people are very intelligent and that with a little motivation they can reach their goals.... Teaching Philosophy Teaching philosophies vary according to personal experiences and subject matter. In my particular case, I would like to discuss my teaching philosophy as it relates to the natural sciences, particularly biology. I will discuss the importance of being an educator, followed by an explanation of my use of problem-solving strategies, as well as my expectation of student success. Becoming an educator has been a lifetime aspiration of mine. I consider myself to be well rounded in both the natural sciences and social sciences because I hold graduate degrees in both areas. I gained research experience through practicum learning, theses, and teaching. However, I believe an educated person should disseminate knowledge to as many people as possible. As an educator, I take academic information and format it into language that is commonly understood by students. I relate what is taught in the classroom to situations in the actual world. That relation enables me to be successful as a teacher. As for problem-solving strategies, I utilize examples in the classroom to encourage my students to think “outside the box.” For instance, in my classes, I sometimes present clinical situations in which students can test their academic knowledge. This allows students to think about the options that are readily available and to find the best solutions. In terms of biology, I explain examples of cases in the news, such as stem cell therapy, face transplants, and taxonomy. These stories are often found in peer-reviewed scientific journals as well as through media outlets. I steer my students towards valid, scientific information that is not only informative, but also interesting. In terms of my expectations of student success, they are simple: I want them to think. Critical thinking is perhaps the most important aspect of learning because students get to apply what is in the textbook and to analyze if those situations can work. If the situations cannot work, then the students can explore ways to improve the situation. In doing so, my students become analytical agents who can approach the world in an open-minded and inquisitive manner. In closing, my teaching philosophy focuses on real-life approaches to problems. Textbooks are great resources, but they only offer a limited source of knowledge. Applying knowledge in actual settings can challenge the learner to think of solutions. I challenge my students daily in my classes. I want them to think about what academic concepts can work and what concepts need improving. As a result, many of my students go on to four-year colleges and become successful in their chosen fields.

...can help students with either classroom material or using statistical computer programs (SAS, SPSS, JMP, R). I have a naturally outgoing personality and infinite patience. I'm really good at putting the material in language students can understand and using examples that pertain to their life and interests. As several students put it "you explain better than the teacher!" I have two years of teaching and tutoring experience and I can help with stats, psych, math...

...classroom full of 10 year olds. And I've gotten results every time. I strongly believe in the power of personalized education, tailored for the individual student and human being. When I’m not tutoring, I spend most of my time on my two indie rock bands, in which I play guitar and bass and write many of the songs. I also like to take my dog, Mac, on walks around my neighborhood of Grant Park.

...an AmeriCorps VISTA and at the Carter Center. Currently, I'm working for a State Representative in Atlanta, GA. I played baseball in college and still try to play when I can. I'm here to help as much as possible. Learning new subjects can be difficult and my goal is to have a fun and relaxed environment to do it in. I'm open to any questions whether about school, applying to college, or anything else. If...

...name is Allison, and I have recently moved to Atlanta from DC. I am a training and performance improvement professional, and recently earned a Master's in Education from George Washington University. Professionally, my focus is on instructional design, and I'm passionate about translating knowledge into true learning. When tutoring, my goal is for students to not only complete their assigned work, but to attain an understanding of the subject matter that translates into classroom success....

...is. I understand that understanding literature, writing essays, or preparing for standardized tests can be overwhelming, but every student is capable of learning tools that make those disciplines easier. If your child needs help understanding basic sentence construction or if you're hoping to get into the best universities in America, I would love to work with you. In my spare time, I am a Food Network junkie and college football enthusiast. You might also see...