Award-Winning History Tutors in Los Angeles, CA

...time I also worked in the Academic Resource Center as a tutor. Most of my clients would either bring in papers for me to proof read, ask for assistance doing research and structuring their papers, or seek help studying for exams. Since graduating, I have moved to the greater Los Angeles area and worked as a tutor under the "No Child Left Behind Act," educating youth from 2nd to 12th grade in both Math and...

...favorite subjects to teach are those that have to do with the arts and with English, helping students develop their ability to engage with their world in a creative way. In addition to being a dedicated educator, I'm also a professional visual artist. I've shown my work internationally in museums and galleries. I bring the same care and mindfulness to my work in education that I do to my work in the visual arts, my...

...peers all through high school and was selected to tutor in the Academic Enrichment Center (AEC) at my college where I became the Head Math tutor. I completed my student teaching at Buncombe County Early College (BCEC) in Ashville, North Carolina. At BCEC I taught Integrated Math 2 and Integrated Math 3 to sophomores and juniors. I tutor the following: Algebra, Algebra 2, Geometry, Middle School Math, Pre-Algebra, Statistics, ACT and SAT Math, History and...

...Organic Chemistry. The student body at CSUF is very diverse, and I am extremely comfortable working with students from a wide variety of backgrounds. Additionally, I'm well versed in preparation for all health professions school exams. In high school, I also tutored extensively in Biology, Mathematics, History, and English. I finished high school with a 4.80 GPA, which put me in the top 1% of my graduating class. I earned outstanding scores on multiple Advanced...

...concrete: 2+2 will always equal 4 whether tomorrow or thousands of years into the future. There are also many different approaches to math many of which are correct, and it becomes a matter of preference to which method you like the most. I think education is the most important thing; it really serves as a mold for the rest of our lives. The better the education the better your life will be. I really enjoy...

...not have a preference for what age I work with, as long as I feel I can pass along my enjoyment of the subject. It is easy to get bogged down in the details, but I like to talk about why they are important to the larger picture. I am also interested in literature and writing and enjoy helping people understand the best way to communicate. During my free time, I spend time reading, but...

...culture of Los Angeles and California. I taught college composition for two years. I worked at UCLA's Scholarship Resource Center and helped students find and apply for scholarships based on their unique profiles, which included writing and editing students' essays and statements of purpose. Learning is about discovery from all disciplines. I am a passionate educator interested in teaching English and American literature, composition, preparing students to take the GRE, and technical writing. My professional...

...again. I tutor the LSAT, high school and college writing, U.S. history, and English literature. I really enjoy teaching the LSAT, mostly because I think of it as a huge logic exercise, which is really fun and very feasible for students -- once you get it, you get it! I try to give my students the foundation they need to understand concepts in the LSAT and SAT with a few examples, and then have them...

...become a father and decided finish school and to change careers, I worked as a freelance writer, game designer, and reality television producer. During this time, I learned how to create. Whether I was selling screenplays for full-length feature film, designing stories and characters for triple A video games, or producing documentary style reality TV, I was creating. I bring that process to the process of learning. Now as a tutor, I help my student...

...authors have changed, but I have a few constants: Ernest Hemingway, Richard Wright, and William Faulkner, among others. I also love studying grammar and mechanics: the subtle changes that can result from simple maneuvers like shifting commas has always been something of a fascination for me. After I complete my degree at Cal, I hope to attend law school and eventually work on judicial and penal system reform and legislation. In my spare time, I...