Award-Winning History Tutors in Louisville, KY

I seek to improve the lives of those whom I serve by assisting them with barriers to become successful in life. I currently work with adults and at risk youths in helping them to achieve success in employment. I have a duo Masters Degree in HR Management and HR Development and am also bilingual in Spanish for which I have spoken for 20+ years.

...that temporarily prevent attendance at a regular school. I have worked as a tutor at various times throughout my teaching career. For several years, I worked evenings and Saturday mornings at a Sylvan Learning Center. Later, I tutored individual students through an organization called ClubZ! I tutor because it allows me to work one-on-one with a student. As a classroom teacher, I rarely get this opportunity. The opportunity for individual instruction gives me the chance...

...have experience tutoring numerous elementary, middle and high school students in an in-home setting. I have a proven ability to teach needed skills in a clear and effective way. My ultimate goal is for my students to achieve their goals and become more confident in their abilities. If I can play even a small role in a student's success, it is highly gratifying. I hope to have the opportunity to work with you.... My philosophy is to help students gain the confidence they need to make the subject matter less difficult for them. Overcoming the fear of the subject itself goes a long way to helping students succeed. I have learned that demonstrating more than one way of solving a problem can help students better understand the underlying concepts. That understanding will help build their confidence and make them stronger students.

...courses as varied as American Culture and World Literature to Celtic & Norse Mythology. I very much believe in an interdisciplinary approach to understanding any subject and often employ a variety of methodologies in the classroom. I am also fond of employing unorthodox teaching methodologies, including roleplaying, crisis simulations, and games. My teaching philosophy is based, first and foremost, on sparking an interest in the subject matter. Whether it's turning history from a monotonous recitation...

...organizations such as Mobilize Art and Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD), as well as for a variety of local clients. In addition, I have also contributed over twenty articles to Louisville.com. I received my BFA in Visual Communications from Ball State University, where I also acquired a strong set of photography and image editing skills. I then completed my MA in Graphic Design at SCAD, where I am currently finalizing my thesis for...

...briefs, conducted legal research, and assisted small businesses and non-profits with various start-up issues. I also worked for the Themis Bar Review Program and was referenced in one of the Ohio lectures. I was later recruited by one of my former college professors to teach at a local college. Over the next five years, I taught subjects like legal research and writing, real estate law, legal ethics, criminal law and procedure, political science, and tort...

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...the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign in Theatre History, Criticism, and Literature and my BA from New School University in Liberal Arts and Theatre. I hold two graduate minors in Gender and Women's Studies and European Union Studies. I have been teaching courses at the high school and college level for almost ten years in several areas of the humanities. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about aiding...

I am a dedicated teacher with 10+ years of experience. I have worked with a wide variety of students both in the US and abroad. I especially love teaching History, Religion, and English. I am currently a middle school teacher in JCPS and I also teach adult ESL students.

...is my last semester and I'm so excited to graduate and use my degree. I am also currently a tutor at Davis and work in the library as a librarian's assistant. I run an ESL group for college students and young adults and have also learned a lot from that. I want to help others thrive in their education and to learn in whatever way is best for them. We are all so different but...

...at Brescia University in Owensboro Kentucky. My current G.P.A. is a 3.78. I am involved on campus and I am a student leader of multiple organizations. I am also member of the Alpha Chi Honors Society at my University. Some of my tutoring experience includes tutoring elementary and middle school students. I also have volunteered to help tutor at the local refugee center. Something that I feel will help me with tutoring is that growing...

...Barrett Honors College majoring in Global Studies with a concentration in politics. For the past four years, I have tutored students ranging from 5th to 7th grade in a variety of subjects such as English, Math, Violin, and Viola. I consider English, Writing, and Music to be my strong suits; however, I enjoy both learning and teaching history and math as well. In my spare time, I enjoy hiking, reading, writing, music, and getting to...

...in history and philosophy from the University of Louisville. I also attended the University of Louisville for graduate school, where I received an M.A. in medieval Middle Eastern history. I have tutored introductory college psychology for 8 years and various introductory history courses for 2 years. I also have experience with test prep for high school students and early college students. I love tutoring both history and psychology, because I find that these are subjects...

Hello! My name is Nicholas. I am a mechanical engineering student at the University of Louisville. I have tutored friends and other students, since I was in middle school. I am very open and am willing to answer just about any question.

...spent a year as a ESL Instructional Assistant where I taught biology, English and automotive skills to non-English speaking students. I have spent most of my professional life as a small business owner and have worked as a patrol office in law enforcement. I work hard to listen and understand the issues that my students are facing and I try to bring an interesting and engaging perspective to tutoring. In my spare time I enjoy...

...have taken Calculus 1 through Numerical Methods and a wide range of Physics related courses. During my time here, I have gained a wealth of knowledge that will allow me to assist you with any High School Math or Science problems that you may be having. Before I started attending college, I served in the US Army as an Infantryman for four years, so I know the importance of discipline and time management. You can...

...for me, and I cannot recommend enough the wonderful experience of travelling abroad. I am now pursuing graduate school with the goal of becoming a high school French teacher. Not only do I love talking about French or history, and helping others improve their knowledge in these fields, but I want imitate those professors I had in college. I want to make the process of learning easier, and thus reduce the dread and anxiety it...

...number one goal in tutoring is understanding and not correct answers. When students miss questions, I explain step-by-step the concept(s) behind the question before explaining the steps to answering the question itself. Even for questions that my students answered correctly, I ask students to explain to me why their chosen answer choices are correct - and often they are unable to do so, which provides the opportunity to expand understanding. At the end of every...

I have a Ph.D. in Theatre from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a masters degree in Educational Theatre from New York University, and is an honors graduate of Lewis and Clark Colleges theatre department in Portland, Oregon. In addition to my background in theatre, I regularly work with students to improve their writing and research skills.... I subscribe to a dialectical approach to education that relies on a myriad of voices and different perspectives in the classroom, and I believe that learning and teaching function best in a collaborative environment that values mutual discovery and collective reflection. As an educator, I structure all my interactions with students--be they in the classroom, in one-on-one advising sessions, or in the rehearsal hall--around the premise that I have as much to learn from them as they from me. In his work, Paulo Freire espouses the idea of the 'unfinishedness' of the individual learner; the constant state of revision that takes place as people continue to develop their understanding of themselves and the world around them. Like Freire, I see education as a partnership between teacher and student; an equal partnership where both parties continually learn, adapt, and influence each other. Education, therefore, becomes a process and not a goal; it is something that is never completed; a lifelong evolution of the mind. As an educator, I respect that process, and I hope to create an environment where students are able to revise and continually form their understanding of the world.

Dedicated to helping students learn, understand, and develop critical thinking skills to be increase educational self-sufficiency