Award-Winning History Tutors in Boulder, CO

...polish their English papers, or understand a math concept. I know that every student learns differently, and as a teacher and tutor I aim to give my students a diversity of learning approaches so that we can figure out which one works best for them. I love getting to know my students personally so that I can best match my teaching style to the type of person and learner they are. I have a B.A....

...worked with students on developing their own personal financial plans as part of their final project. I have a diverse skill set, and I am comfortable tutoring writing, English, Psychology, History, various sciences, the SAT, PSAT, and GRE. I also have experience working with students on college essays. I have always enjoyed tutoring these subjects, and I especially love working with students on writing because of the interesting stories everyone has to tell and the...

...two years, first in Mexico, then in Italy. I love teaching because I've seen how my own studies have broadened my horizons in life and I would like to pass this opportunity on to others. I tutor various subjects but most of all I love teaching Spanish and Italian. Of course there is more to my life than teaching: in my free time I like to explore the mountains of Colorado, play sports with my...

...SDSU. I've studied literature from the United States, Europe, Africa, and Asia and I spent two semesters studying Children's Literature. My tutoring style is fun and effective. I'll offer alternative ways to look at your assignment that will make the material more interesting and memorable. I have a lot of patience, and I know that not everyone learns the same way. I'll meet you (or your student) right where you're at and we'll go from...

...of Pittsburgh, I tutored a refugee family; I worked with the two youngest girls in arithmetic and literacy and supported the older high school students in math and English. After graduating, I moved to Denver in 2012 to serve with an AmeriCorps program called City Year. This is where I truly discovered my love of teaching and figuring out ways to creatively engage students in their education. I worked intensively with 9th and 10th grade...

...into their unique strengths, helping them strategically tackle assignments, and finding new ways to introduce information to them that fit their individual learning style. I have tutored students of all ages in a wide variety of subjects. I have worked as a research assistant and intern at the State Department and top DC think tanks. I currently work full time as a tutor and freelance editor. I scored in the 94th percentile on the SAT...

...of their classes. I generally helped with introductory classes in economics, history, and even some math classes. After I graduated, I worked in the financial sector for a year before deciding to attend law school. While in school, I worked for the Oregon Attorney General's office, and served as a Teaching Assistant in the Legal Research and Writing Program. My primary job was to assist students in developing their writing skills, as well as their...

...can take you anywhere. History tells us how we built the world. There are no limits to where we can go and what we can do, because these subject ignite our imagination. They tell us what we can be. My teaching philosophy is a combination of discovery, dialogue and benchmarks of progress. As a tutor, I am an advocate--the person who sends that message to the student that progress and success are not only within reach,...

...something a new point of view or a different explanation may change their understanding. Right now, I am working as a teaching fellow at a local high school in Denver. I teach primarily Algebra I and II, but I get in a lot of practice with some more elementary math and lots of geometry (my favorite math!). In the next year, I would like to have my teaching license. I am quick to joke and...

...and Thimpu, Bhutan working in a hospital. I tutor a broad range of subjects including exam prep for IB, AP, ACT and SAT exams. I firmly believe that everyone can succeed at standardized tests when coached in the right approach and given the tools to help them succeed. I have studied french extensively and spent time in both France and Switzerland. In my spare time, I enjoy traveling and spending time in the outdoors hiking,...

...a 3.0. A change in attitude and study habits allowed me to improve my academic career and life to the point of graduating from University of Wisconsin-Madison with a B.A. in Psychology. During my time at UW, I tutored Native American students who struggled with certain classes in high school. Additionally, I also gave guitar lessons to people of a variety of ages and backgrounds. My goal with both tutoring sessions and guitar lessons was...

...vow to show my students that there is nothing wrong with finding another way to learn. There is no shame in using different ways to learn, and nothing cheap about learning efficiently. There are ways that each and every one of us can learn more effectively, efficiently, and smarter. We just have to work together to figure it out. We can learn as a team. Talking through the 'why' and 'how's to make sure that...

...mostly math subjects. The numbers all have a story to tell and I love piecing together the different parts of the puzzle to find out what that story is. I'm a big fan of analogies and examples, so I use them often when explaining concepts and ideas. I also use illustrations often while tutoring for those who are more visual learners. When I have free time, I love experimenting in the kitchen and trying out...

...other academic subjects. The ability to think critically, to form a coherent argument, to edit a paper, and to craft a persuasive essay are all tasks I am very familiar with and capable of helping students to excel at performing. In addition to always having been a writer, I've always been an avid reader and "book worm" as well. Thus, if you are wanting to improve your reading and comprehension skills, that is also something...

...the diversity of interesting people. Since earning my Bachelor of Environmental Design degree in Architecture at CU-Boulder, I have worked in an interesting range of positions, from architecture firms to construction companies to non-profits. I’m fascinated by new cultures, trying new foods, and debating new ideas. My passion for diversity of thought and organizing ideas has been indispensable in teaching writing, public speaking, and research skills to gifted college students; helping struggling high-schoolers find confidence;...

My personal statement would be to grow myself every day of my life, so that I can excel every person I come in contact with, to change their life for the better, by education, training, teaching, tutoring or whatever meets the needs of others. To grow and progress and never stay idle or atrophy by always learning from mistakes to increase efficiency and relationships. ... I think of the student first! What they are like. What...

...and Education from the University of Colorado, Boulder. I have been a middle and high school classroom teacher for 11 years, teaching Social Studies and English. I have 6 years of experience teaching Reading Intervention to students that were 2 to 8 years below grade level. These students averaged nearly 3 years of growth per year in my classroom. The high school Speech & Debate program that I coach has been ranked in the top...

...author of all time) and it is these two traits, reading and writing, that I believe are the best ways to improve one's own ability to effectively communicate. I have experience tutoring at both the SAT and GRE level; as a Graduate Assistant Instructor for the past three years, I have taught undergraduate composition classes, working with students to improve their communication and essay-writing techniques. I believe that my creative approach to teaching, my patience,...

Everyone can learn, and I am committed to helping you master your material. I enjoy making connections between subjects and topics, relating tricky areas to knowledge and interests you already have. You can accomplish great things, and I'm here to help.... I believe that everyone can learn, and I'm committed to helping find the best way for each student to understand their most challenging subjects. I love using visuals, music, movement, and analogies to make new...

...oneself. When it comes to teaching, the student comes first, period. I work very hard to make sure that any student interaction is a positive one, and that students walk away from interactions with me feeling inspired, hopeful and supported as they are working towards their goals. I also believe strongly in empowering a student towards independent learning and helping them discover aspects of being a learner that they are passionate about, and will continue...