Award-Winning History Tutors in Escondido, CA

...your goals! Being an educator is a joy, and I gain great satisfaction from helping others move forward. I've tutored a lot of people in the past seven years, and one thing's for sure: no matter how much or how little you want to improve, it's never too late! Lately, I've been teaching English at a local university, and I love it! I enjoy helping students improve their reading, writing, and researching skills. Many of...

...students of all ages. I finished my advanced level Certificate of Merit Exam for piano at 15 and immediately began giving lessons. I have been teaching on and off since then. I also worked for Mad Science for a couple of years, where I taught fun, hands-on science lessons to elementary and middle school students. During my graduate program I worked part-time for UCLA Bruincorps, where I tutored middle school students in math and mentored...

I'm a San Diego native who has been helping students improve their writing and history skills for the majority of my undergraduate and graduate career. I am experienced in helping students prepare for exams, review homework, and edit essays. Let me help you!... My teaching philosophy is centered around what students believe to be their core issues going into an assessment or with their understanding of the material. Nine times out of ten, the student knows what they need to improve on and what topics they need to focus on.

...in English Education and went on to receive a Master of Arts in English from San Diego State University. For the past three years my pursuit of and passion for education took me to San Antonio, Texas, where I worked on my PhD in English at the University of Texas at San Antonio. My wife and I have moved back to the San Diego area both to pursue our own teaching careers (my wife is...

...California San Diego, where I research topics involving language acquisition and social cognition. I received my Bachelor of Arts from the University of Texas at Austin in Linguistics, French, and Plan II Honors (a four-year interdisciplinary honors program), with a minor in Japanese. I work as a teaching assistant for UCSD, and enjoy helping my students whenever they need assistance with either subject material or administrative matters. I am well qualified to tutor in French,...

...that I tutor, my love for the job and my patience. I understand that every child is special and learns in their own individual way and at their own pace. It is my goal as a tutor to find the best way that each individual child is comfortable learning in and teaching them the subjects at hand through that channel with positive reinforcement and understanding. I have found that by doing so I have consistently...

...my Master of Arts and Doctor of Philosophy in music from UC San Diego. At UCSD, I taught a variety of courses at the undergraduate level. For my work in this capacity I was twice awarded as an outstanding teaching assistant and consistently received extremely high student feedback for quality of instruction, attention to student learning, and overall satisfaction. I also spent a great deal of time helping students with written assignments, from understanding prompts...

...writing, and languages. I have been tutoring or teaching since 2009 in many places around the world. I just recently got back from South Korea, where I taught AP US, European, and World History, as well as AP Philosophy, AP Literature, essay writing, and SAT. I have also been a teacher in Mexico and Canada. I received a BA in History from the University of California, Berkeley. Attending school at one of the best history...

...think being a tutor/teacher I can help my community. If I can help students see school in a better way hopefully they will take it more seriously. Students can get into their dream school, they can get a meaningful high paying job, etc. I believe you can apply things such as math to any field and will be a great tool if earned. I would like to make a positive impact in my community.

...quickly adapt teaching strategies to different learning styles. I think learning is discovery and is an intrinsic part of our humanity. Unfortunately, sometimes we forget that learning is the excitement of connecting the known with the new. Instead, we mistake memorization for learning. While memorization can be important, and sometimes even necessary, it is not the end goal and will never satisfy. What we want -- what I want when I approach something new --...