Award-Winning High School English Tutors serving Maple Grove, MN

...I am very patient with people. I understand that some people take longer to understand things and sometimes it helps to explain a point in a different way. Outside of academia I like to read a lot. I sing all the time. I play tennis when I can. Church is important to me. I like spending time with my family. Availability: If what I have posted doesn't work for you email me and we can...

No matter what you do in life, the ability to express yourself in writing clearly and correctly is important. My goal is to help others express themselves in ways that honor their own voices and are easy for others to read and understand.

MBA graduate and Bachelor in Biology. Currently working for a medical Device Company. Teaching others is a passion for me.

Hello :) I'm a pre-nursing student with a Bachelor's Degree in English! I graduated summa cum laude and was fortunate enough to help publish an academic paper with a professor, which led to us both receiving a work grant. I like to think I can learn pretty much anything, aside from Organic Chemistry :) (and you know, maybe if I actually took the class...haha).

...near future. I have become familiar with the need and dedication for tutoring as my children go to an immersion school and I am only able to help them out so much. I have found that a tutor needs to have the best interest of the student in mind during all sessions. Some of my hobbies include graphic design, crafting and outdoors camping excursions with my family. I enjoy staying busy and creating new things!

...of AmeriCorps, as an elementary literacy tutor. In this role, I gained training in tutoring and developed skills that have helped me to better understand how to reach students. Beginning in the Fall of 2017, I will be pursuing a masters degree in Museum Studies from John's Hopkins University's Advanced Academic Programs department. Through this degree, I hope one day to become a curator at a history museum. This role would allow me to utilize...

...name is Adam Lewis LaValley. I am an AVID tutor, substitute teacher, entrepreneur, and author. I currently have a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, but have a diverse knowledge of multiple subjects, my favorite being the social sciences and English. Specializing with AVID, which stands for Advancement Via Individual Determination, allows me to work with individuals of varying backgrounds. Fun facts about me: I love American and Japanese history, animation, baguettes, coffee, and large...

As a champion of life-long learning, I am pursuing my EdD in Curriculum and Instruction at Capella University. Having completed my MS in Literacy from Capella in 2016, my desire to help readers of all ages is still at the forefront of my personal and professional goals. My background in Language Arts and English education also serve as a foundation for supporting strong readers and writers.

...well as enthusiasm for learning. Professionally, I know how to look at a student's needs and devise a plan for how to better educate that student. Educating students is about knowing how to ask the right questions to push them to think more. My qualifications include a BA in Psychology/Sociology from Stony Brook University. I have also earned my MSEd degree in elementary education/special education, from Metropolitan College of New York. I am currently New...

I've been a camp counselor, reading and writing tutor, and teaching assistant for many years and I'm here to help students reach their full potential. Working with people, especially children and teenagers, is my passion, and I am looking forward to all of the opportunities I will have to connect with, instruct, and learn from students.

I am a graduate student living in New York and have been tutoring and teaching test prep classes for the past several years. I love working with students to help them gain confidence and understanding in subjects that have been giving them trouble, and I strive to make learning the most positive and enjoyable experience possible!

...of the end-of-term finals has a valuable place in evaluating progress, but the continuous classroom or online engagement in trying to answer the question of so what? has a lasting effect on retention and understanding. The value of the brick-and mortar classroom experience can never be replaced or overemphasized. However, I understand the dynamism and continuing evolution of alternative ways of learning and teaching based on the need for greater flexibility to accommodate family and...