Award-Winning GRE Tutors in Thousand Oaks, CA

...UCLA School of Law of and received a J.D., and I am a member of the California State Bar. I have tutored and edited for students at many levels of education. I am also currently the coach for the USC Women’s Ultimate Frisbee Team, where I teach students about the skills and strategies of the...

...Neuropsychology, Biology, and Chemistry. I am currently working as a web developer as I pursue advanced certifications in various programming languages on my way to becoming a successful and influential software engineer. My passion for programming and computer science carries over into my personal life, and in my free time I enjoy writing my own...

...biology, physics, earth science, and chemistry for three years in Chicago. It was during this time that I was named WGN TV's Teacher of the Month for the greater Chicagoland area for innovative practices in the classroom. Shortly thereafter, I went back to graduate school to get my Master's Degree in English from DePaul University...

...of applying to medical schools. Through my own quest to find good study habits, I learned that there is no single "correct" way to learn. Everyone can learn differently, and my approach to tutoring reflects the wide variety of individuals that I have had the opportunity to tutor or study with. I pride myself on...

...concentrations in Biology and Philosophy. All of that means that what I know how to do is write about science and use the scientific method to think about writing. I actually find tests very fun and love tutoring verbal and essay SAT prep, but I am always happy to work in Biology, the Health Sciences,...

...both institutions and wrote my Master's dissertation analyzing hip-hop music as contemporary literature. Even now that I have graduated, I enjoy academic research and writing in my spare time. I also write creatively. My life essentially revolves around written words as I currently work as a broadcast television script editor. In the future, I want...

...shoes, know the academic history of the student, the concepts they may have recently learned, their goals and objectives, and their strengths and areas of improvement. Getting to know a student and his background is important because every individual is different and learns differently. There is not one general formula or agenda that works for...

...subjects; however, I am most passionate about Math, including Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Algebra, Geometry and the Math sections of Standardized Tests. Working with a broad range of student ages has allowed me to appreciate the importance of adapting flexible teaching styles that depend on a student’s background, knowledge, progress, and goals. When working with children, I...

...and International Relations. Amongst the many great adventures I had on The Farm, my favorite memories are from mentoring through Stanford StepOut, an outreach program in East Palo Alto. A passionate education advocate, I learned how the power of hip hop and funk can motivate kids to get more involved in school. I also learned...

...at Harvard University in the same discipline--it was there that I received most of my teacher training, i.e. worked as a teaching fellow. Every student has the potential to excel, but for whatever reason of stress or self-doubt, they do not succeed. I would like to help change student perspectives of their own mental capacity...