I am a graduate of Hunter College where I received my Master's of Science in Education with a focus on adolescent education and Students with Disabilities. I have been teaching for over 6 years in Manhattan, NY. While I teach middle school math, I am certified and have also taught middle school science, English Language Arts, and Social Studies. I have tutored several of my former students in Algebra I, Living Environment, and Biology, each of which went on to pass their Regents exams. I have experience also working with younger students, as I have taught both 3rd and 1st grade classes. My goal is to help my students find the joy in learning as they discover their strengthsand develop the areas they struggle in. In my spare time I love running, working out, reading, watching sports (basketball & football), and cooking.

Hi! My undergraduate degree is in biology. I worked as a clinical assistant for almost 2 years and went on to complete my Master's in Medical Sciences with focus on microbiology and immunology from the University of South Florida. I worked in research in Brazil in neuroimmunology and also completed my medical degree there in 2019. I plan to pursue my residency in pediatric neurology and I'm currently preparing for that.Teaching has always been a part of my life. I started teaching English as a second language as a volunteer in my parish when I was 16 and then got paid positions in different English schools. I taught science to middle school students as part of a nonprofit organization in Boston and also to high school students as part of a forum on medicine. I also taught science to elementary students in a bilingual Canadian school in Brazil. I was a teacher's assistant/tutor for two years in medical school in both anatomy and pathology.Students have unique needs. Thus, I have learned to adapt my teaching/tutoring methods well to fulfill these. My passion for teaching is undeniable. I believe there is nothing a motivated and determined student cannot do. I'm here to propel that learning process.

I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at the University of Southern California. I have had years of tutoring experience helping students from many different backgrounds with ages spanning from Pre- K to adult beginners in a broad range of subjects such as English, Piano, Math, foundations of Music Theory, etc. I have tutored in informal settings for family friends as well as through professional programs such as Kwala Music. I love learning in general, so it is difficult for me to choose my favorite subjects. I am an avid believer that every living human being, regardless of background, has the right to be educated in order to enrich their lives and empower them with the tools to better themselves and their community. But even though I believe education is a right, I also believe we should treat it as a privilege, and I try to spread this perspective to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading books, playing piano, and going on walks.

I am a sophomore at the University of Georgia! I really enjoy watching and playing sports, fishing, and hanging out with friends. I like to think of myself as a very upbeat and positive person. I find solving tricky problems and learning to be very satisfying and something I take great pride in.

I have three years of experience working as a tutor and a teaching assistant for college students. I hold an MFA in creative writing from The New School and graduated from the Honors College at the University of Houston magna cum laude with B.A.s in English and political science. I have directed multiple plays throughout high school and college and worked with a team of more than 50 students under my wing as co-managing editor of Glass Mountain, the University of Houston's literary magazine, where I regularly instructed people of all ages and made sure they all had an enriching experience and knew what to do. I also founded Space City Underground, a Houston-based online literary magazine dedicated to spotlighting marginalized voices. I currently work as an editor and proofreader for a newspaper. While I am thus well-versed in English and social studies above all other subjects, I've also tutored students in other subjects, especially math. My teachers have been some of my most important role models, and I'd like to use what they've taught me to help enrich others' lives too. I believe in hands-on learning and taking time to ensure a student knows the subject material while never directly giving them the answer (unless to one of my own problems as an example), instead helping them work toward it so that they can understand the steps needed to reach it on their own in the future. In my free time, I enjoy writing and am currently working on my eighth novel. I am only tutoring virtually." Thank you very much, William Faour

I have a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Regis University. I have graduated with honors. I have been working for the past two years as java developer for a couple of clients. Currently, I am working as a private tutor while pursuing my graduate degree in Speech Pathology.Coming from a software engineering background and currently pursuing a graduate degree in speech pathology, I am strong in mathematics and the natural sciences.I especially enjoy teaching algebra, pre-calculus and preparing students for the SAT. Because I am knowledgeable in these subjects and especially enjoy tinkering with numbers, I'm able to clearly explain to students in a way where they can follow the steps to solving a problem while I guide them.I like to see my students faces light up when they conquer tough problems.I am skilled and experienced in K-12 Math and Reading Comprehension preparation.I have a passion for teaching. Education has given me opportunities that I could have never imagined; I want to work with my students so they can have new doors open for them by building confidence in their learning.I strongly believe learning should be done in an interactive environment where students can ask me questions. I guide my students in a step-by-step systematic approach.

Although I earned a B.A.in English from San Diego State University ,I have received and continue to further my education from a large, diverse group of dedicated, caring,often brilliant instructors. From elementary school through the secondary teaching program at Cal State L.A., and on to many esteemed colleagues I've encountered in the teaching profession, it is my good fortune to have been influenced and molded by an impressive parade of scholars. The foundation of my education was built by my parents, who not only instilled in me a lifelong love of reading, taught me always to treat all people with kindness and respect.While I feel at home as a tutor in history, social studies, and lower level math,I am at my most qualified and effective when teaching any facet of English Language Arts. Whether it be providing suggestions for polishing an essay, navigating the intricacies of a great piece of literature, expanding vocabulary, or merely brushing up on grammar and spelling, I just want to get to the heart of my students' needs, and make the learning experience a positive one. I would describe my teaching style and philosophy as flexible, friendly, open-minded. I prefer discussion to lecture. I can be loose and funny, or strict and serious, depending on the situation. The one on one relationship affords many different paths to success, all of them uniquely rewarding.I have myriad avocations, but I'm sure most of them inform my work in some way. I retain my affinity for most sports, major or minor, team or individual, as participant and spectator. I freely dispense baseball metaphors. Once in a while I connect with my muse to write some excellent, yet still unpublished poetry. I enjoy cooking, and look forward to entertaining family and friends on special occasions. I am an avid concert goer and collector of recorded music; I love all genres and eras. This often results in my creating compilation mix-tapes on a variety of themes. Of course, I'm trying to find the time to read the great books I haven't yet read.

I am a Senior at Virginia Commonwealth University, studying biology and looking to apply to medical school. I have had a variety of different teaching experiences including working as a teaching assistant for biology and organic chemistry at the university level. In addition to the sciences, I am comfortable tutoring for standardized exams including the SAT, ACT, Advanced Placement Exams, and the MCAT. When tutoring, I seek to ensure an in-depth understanding of the material, both at a conceptual and detail-oriented level. I work best when explaining concepts within the context of specific questions. I am excited to help students at any level achieve their academic goals.

I am currently a Harvard student majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Applied Mathematics. I graduated Class Valedictorian in high school and was named National Merit Finalist. I took 16 AP classes in high school, including AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Computer Science A, AP Physics C : Mechanics and AP Physics 1, with a score of 5 in all of the tests. I scored a 1570/1600 in my SAT and 800 in the SAT Math Level 2 Subject Test and 790 in the SAT Physics Subject Test.I am very passionate about math and computer science. I would like to share my knowledge in the subject matter with students who have yet to discover the beauty and the power of quantitative and analytical abilities. I am patient and look forward to empowering others to learn and understand.At Harvard, I have taken CS50, CS51, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and a very cool class called Celestial Navigation, which is part of the Astrophysics Department. I am personally interested in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The more I learn about the power of math, the more fascinated I become with it. I hope I can transmit my enthusiasm to my students.

I am a graduate of the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and received my undergraduate Bachelor of Science in History from Kansas State University. Both while at K-State and in law school, I tutored high school and college students in History, Writing, and English Literature. I focus on approaching these topics with a holistic attitude, tying history to the present and reading/writing to applicable life skills. While I still tutor in these subjects (and love working with students in them), I also am passionate about helping students who are planning on entering law school with improving their LSAT performance. I believe that with any standardized test, the key is to eliminate the fear factor by prepping for the unknown. Through practice and learning key techniques, I work with students to replace that fear with a strong belief in their own preparedness. When I am not working, I am a voracious reader, a fisherman, and a bit of a movie nut. I also like to work with my hands and can often be found working on a project at a local woodshop.

I am a graduate of Hunter College where I received my Master's of Science in Education with a focus on adolescent education and Students with Disabilities. I have been teaching for over 6 years in Manhattan, NY. While I teach middle school math, I am certified and have also taught middle school science, English Language Arts, and Social Studies. I have tutored several of my former students in Algebra I, Living Environment, and Biology, each of which went on to pass their Regents exams. I have experience also working with younger students, as I have taught both 3rd and 1st grade classes. My goal is to help my students find the joy in learning as they discover their strengthsand develop the areas they struggle in. In my spare time I love running, working out, reading, watching sports (basketball & football), and cooking.

Hi! My undergraduate degree is in biology. I worked as a clinical assistant for almost 2 years and went on to complete my Master's in Medical Sciences with focus on microbiology and immunology from the University of South Florida. I worked in research in Brazil in neuroimmunology and also completed my medical degree there in 2019. I plan to pursue my residency in pediatric neurology and I'm currently preparing for that.Teaching has always been a part of my life. I started teaching English as a second language as a volunteer in my parish when I was 16 and then got paid positions in different English schools. I taught science to middle school students as part of a nonprofit organization in Boston and also to high school students as part of a forum on medicine. I also taught science to elementary students in a bilingual Canadian school in Brazil. I was a teacher's assistant/tutor for two years in medical school in both anatomy and pathology.Students have unique needs. Thus, I have learned to adapt my teaching/tutoring methods well to fulfill these. My passion for teaching is undeniable. I believe there is nothing a motivated and determined student cannot do. I'm here to propel that learning process.

I am pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration at the University of Southern California. I have had years of tutoring experience helping students from many different backgrounds with ages spanning from Pre- K to adult beginners in a broad range of subjects such as English, Piano, Math, foundations of Music Theory, etc. I have tutored in informal settings for family friends as well as through professional programs such as Kwala Music. I love learning in general, so it is difficult for me to choose my favorite subjects. I am an avid believer that every living human being, regardless of background, has the right to be educated in order to enrich their lives and empower them with the tools to better themselves and their community. But even though I believe education is a right, I also believe we should treat it as a privilege, and I try to spread this perspective to all of my students. In my spare time, I enjoy reading books, playing piano, and going on walks.

I am a sophomore at the University of Georgia! I really enjoy watching and playing sports, fishing, and hanging out with friends. I like to think of myself as a very upbeat and positive person. I find solving tricky problems and learning to be very satisfying and something I take great pride in.

I have three years of experience working as a tutor and a teaching assistant for college students. I hold an MFA in creative writing from The New School and graduated from the Honors College at the University of Houston magna cum laude with B.A.s in English and political science. I have directed multiple plays throughout high school and college and worked with a team of more than 50 students under my wing as co-managing editor of Glass Mountain, the University of Houston's literary magazine, where I regularly instructed people of all ages and made sure they all had an enriching experience and knew what to do. I also founded Space City Underground, a Houston-based online literary magazine dedicated to spotlighting marginalized voices. I currently work as an editor and proofreader for a newspaper. While I am thus well-versed in English and social studies above all other subjects, I've also tutored students in other subjects, especially math. My teachers have been some of my most important role models, and I'd like to use what they've taught me to help enrich others' lives too. I believe in hands-on learning and taking time to ensure a student knows the subject material while never directly giving them the answer (unless to one of my own problems as an example), instead helping them work toward it so that they can understand the steps needed to reach it on their own in the future. In my free time, I enjoy writing and am currently working on my eighth novel. I am only tutoring virtually." Thank you very much, William Faour

I have a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from Regis University. I have graduated with honors. I have been working for the past two years as java developer for a couple of clients. Currently, I am working as a private tutor while pursuing my graduate degree in Speech Pathology.Coming from a software engineering background and currently pursuing a graduate degree in speech pathology, I am strong in mathematics and the natural sciences.I especially enjoy teaching algebra, pre-calculus and preparing students for the SAT. Because I am knowledgeable in these subjects and especially enjoy tinkering with numbers, I'm able to clearly explain to students in a way where they can follow the steps to solving a problem while I guide them.I like to see my students faces light up when they conquer tough problems.I am skilled and experienced in K-12 Math and Reading Comprehension preparation.I have a passion for teaching. Education has given me opportunities that I could have never imagined; I want to work with my students so they can have new doors open for them by building confidence in their learning.I strongly believe learning should be done in an interactive environment where students can ask me questions. I guide my students in a step-by-step systematic approach.

Although I earned a B.A.in English from San Diego State University ,I have received and continue to further my education from a large, diverse group of dedicated, caring,often brilliant instructors. From elementary school through the secondary teaching program at Cal State L.A., and on to many esteemed colleagues I've encountered in the teaching profession, it is my good fortune to have been influenced and molded by an impressive parade of scholars. The foundation of my education was built by my parents, who not only instilled in me a lifelong love of reading, taught me always to treat all people with kindness and respect.While I feel at home as a tutor in history, social studies, and lower level math,I am at my most qualified and effective when teaching any facet of English Language Arts. Whether it be providing suggestions for polishing an essay, navigating the intricacies of a great piece of literature, expanding vocabulary, or merely brushing up on grammar and spelling, I just want to get to the heart of my students' needs, and make the learning experience a positive one. I would describe my teaching style and philosophy as flexible, friendly, open-minded. I prefer discussion to lecture. I can be loose and funny, or strict and serious, depending on the situation. The one on one relationship affords many different paths to success, all of them uniquely rewarding.I have myriad avocations, but I'm sure most of them inform my work in some way. I retain my affinity for most sports, major or minor, team or individual, as participant and spectator. I freely dispense baseball metaphors. Once in a while I connect with my muse to write some excellent, yet still unpublished poetry. I enjoy cooking, and look forward to entertaining family and friends on special occasions. I am an avid concert goer and collector of recorded music; I love all genres and eras. This often results in my creating compilation mix-tapes on a variety of themes. Of course, I'm trying to find the time to read the great books I haven't yet read.

I am a Senior at Virginia Commonwealth University, studying biology and looking to apply to medical school. I have had a variety of different teaching experiences including working as a teaching assistant for biology and organic chemistry at the university level. In addition to the sciences, I am comfortable tutoring for standardized exams including the SAT, ACT, Advanced Placement Exams, and the MCAT. When tutoring, I seek to ensure an in-depth understanding of the material, both at a conceptual and detail-oriented level. I work best when explaining concepts within the context of specific questions. I am excited to help students at any level achieve their academic goals.

I am currently a Harvard student majoring in Computer Science with a minor in Applied Mathematics. I graduated Class Valedictorian in high school and was named National Merit Finalist. I took 16 AP classes in high school, including AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Computer Science A, AP Physics C : Mechanics and AP Physics 1, with a score of 5 in all of the tests. I scored a 1570/1600 in my SAT and 800 in the SAT Math Level 2 Subject Test and 790 in the SAT Physics Subject Test.I am very passionate about math and computer science. I would like to share my knowledge in the subject matter with students who have yet to discover the beauty and the power of quantitative and analytical abilities. I am patient and look forward to empowering others to learn and understand.At Harvard, I have taken CS50, CS51, Multivariable Calculus, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, and a very cool class called Celestial Navigation, which is part of the Astrophysics Department. I am personally interested in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The more I learn about the power of math, the more fascinated I become with it. I hope I can transmit my enthusiasm to my students.

I am a graduate of the University of Missouri - Kansas City School of Law and received my undergraduate Bachelor of Science in History from Kansas State University. Both while at K-State and in law school, I tutored high school and college students in History, Writing, and English Literature. I focus on approaching these topics with a holistic attitude, tying history to the present and reading/writing to applicable life skills. While I still tutor in these subjects (and love working with students in them), I also am passionate about helping students who are planning on entering law school with improving their LSAT performance. I believe that with any standardized test, the key is to eliminate the fear factor by prepping for the unknown. Through practice and learning key techniques, I work with students to replace that fear with a strong belief in their own preparedness. When I am not working, I am a voracious reader, a fisherman, and a bit of a movie nut. I also like to work with my hands and can often be found working on a project at a local woodshop.