Award-Winning History 101 Tutors

I am a third year law student from Denver, CO, currently working as a TA and an assistant to the Chief Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court. If you want to improve your writing skills, increase your understanding of the law, or if you need help with history, then I am here for you!

Ever since bringing refugee children up to and beyond grade-level mathematics while tutoring in the mid-2000s, I have always been motivated by a spirit of service to community, society, and humanity at large. Teaching and tutoring is one small but essential part of that ethos.

My name is Daniel Chandler. My passion stems from allowing others to enjoy learning the same way I do. I have a background in history but I also have master level degrees in business and anatomy, I teach most history subjects as well biology, anatomy and related fields. I hope you will allow me the privilege of teaching you.

...way. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I specialize in teaching the LSAT and law school classes. In my experience helping students prepare for the LSAT, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements such as 20 point increases in two weeks) preparing for the Logic Games and the Logical Reasoning portions of the exam. I also have tutored dozens of students for the LSAT with accommodations or disabilities, and...

...I am excited to share my love of learning, and am looking forward to my 7th year of tutoring experience. In high school, I was awarded the titles of Valedictorian as well as National Merit Scholar. Now, I'm a student at Indiana University studying English and History, along with a minor in Labor Studies. I also have a background studying Business and Economics. My favorite subject out of all of these has to be English!

I enjoy teaching. Even as a little kid I taught others when ever I could. I have a Masters Degree in Special Education, so I can help you in many subjects. I started teaching professionally when I was in the Army, and as a side job I taught conversational English while stationed in Japan. I have taught in big schools and in one room schools. I have tutored in many subjects.

I worked for America Reads as my work/study program at NYU. I understand many subjects are irrelevant as you enter college and eventualy begin your career path. It is important for studets to understand connections between all academic topics. You never know what you'll end up doing.

...graduated college in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science. Now, I am at American University in Washington, DC working on my Master's degree in International Affairs. I am probably not that much older than you and love incorporating media into my teaching style. I am pretty casual and easy to get along with, so you don't have to worry about being intimidated. I would absolutely love to work with you. Let's get...

...decisions in daily life easier. Informally, I think of this as "learning how to learn": being invested in the stories we read is important, though communicating to students why those stories are important is even more critical. I co-host a monthly bilingual book club with a friend from university. Together, we pick a selection of readings for which we then provide a background presentation. Following that, we lead discussions on the author, text, and literature...

...in Persian Farsi from the Defense Language Institute. Throughout my life I have traveled extensively and have gained an appreciation for all things. I have most recently taught middle school students in science and math and adults in San Angelo, TX looking to improve their English, and new military personnel training in their future job field. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about the Persian-Farsi Language, English, History, and...

...am a current college student at the University of Maryland as a Secondary Education and Government and Politics double major. I am passionate about the realm of education and creating change in my community. In the past I have worked with children aged 4-18 as a swim coach, which taught me the benefits of patience and versatility. I hope to eventually pursue a career in education policy, where I can help to enact necessary changes...

...they can think about ideas central to why government works the way it does. I believe that learning is essential for student success and I tailor how I tutor based on what the student needs and how the student learns best. I am willing to bring in different types of tutoring techniques so that students receive the help they need to succeed and apply some of the lessons to other classes and decision-making. I am...

...now teach in a private setting. I have written several curriculums for children and have worked with all ages in education. I am a big believer in discovery learning. I like to ask questions that help the student learn to find the answer(s) themselves. If I am doing my job well, I will work myself out of a job. I believe in using all learning styles when possible. I also like to find out how...