Award-Winning History Tutors in Garden Grove, CA

...art than science, and that students write best when they discover their unique mode of expression. Outside of tutoring, I care deeply about poverty law and public policy. I recently started a non-profit with a classmate from law school focused on providing direct legal services to low-income clients, and organizing low-income communities to campaign for...

...I am now back in Los Angeles working in animation and making art in my spare time. I have tutored students in math, English, and art. I've also been an assistant teacher for art classes, mentored high school students on their path to entering college, and helped with SAT preparation, college application essays, and portfolios....

...every student gets excited about Shakespeare, or trigonometry, or Spanish, but it's my job as a teacher to communicate the relevance of the subject to a student's life, and encourage a love of learning! Students appreciate my patient, laid back communication style and sense of humor. I have a wide variety experiences and interests (songwriter,...

...favorite subjects to tutor are standardized test preparation and writing. I believe that great test takers are made, not born. Anyone can improve your SAT or LSAT score with the right practice and guidance. I like to use a teaching method similar to how I would teach a sport by simplifying the concepts and strategies...

...to impart my passion and dedication to any student I tutor. Before deciding to pursue a career in medicine, I graduated from the Haas School of Business at UC Berkeley and worked in the Transaction Services division of Ernst & Young, a "Big 4" accounting firm. While I no longer work in the business world,...

...students for the past two years; meeting with students daily as a student counselor in UCLA's Community Programs Office this past year, and improving the reading and vocabulary skills of preschoolers through Americorps' Jumpstart program the year before. Through my training, I have learned how to communicate effectively with students and how to help them...

...experience. I am very passionate about languages and history, but also about teaching in general; after working as a French Teacher's Assistant at Allegheny, volunteering in elementary school, and teaching university-level English in France, I have discovered how much I love helping others learn. As a liberal arts college graduate (my classes at Allegheny consisted...

...complete my Master's degree in Sociology and Education at Teachers College, Columbia University. And because two degrees aren't enough, I am now currently pursuing my PhD at UC Irvine in Criminology, Law, and Society. As I move on to this new endeavor, I plan to extend my passion for education into the criminal justice system....

...know not every child learns at the same pace, and that rushing them through a concept before they are able to fully grasp it is often of little help in education. Tutors need to work at the child's pace. This is essential if you want your child to learn and grasp many essential concepts in...

...breaking down seemingly complex material into digestible bits of information that were absorbed and retained by my students. I tailor my lessons and teaching methods to each one of my students’ unique objectives, propensities, and learning style. My students achieve significant improvements in their grades and test scores (several have also been offered admission to...