Award-Winning ISEE Tutors in Garden Grove, CA

...am a graduate from UC Irvine, and grew up in Southern California. I began tutoring students in high school for science and math and picked up private tutoring for calculus and physics in college. I graduated UC Irvine as a biology major and a psychology minor. I enjoy private tutoring because it gives me an...

...children in Indonesia, participating in my school's debate team, and doing 5 professional internships. As a tutor, I consider my greatest strengths to be in English, History and French due to my academic background. I did, however, receive extensive tutoring for the SSATs and SATS and thus have strong knowledge of sure-fire techniques to help...

...I began tutoring, I saw how my friendly and thoughtful qualities could work together to help others, which led me to the love of teaching. While I am prepared to tutor a range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Literature, and Creative Writing. I am a lover of education, and believe that one-on-one...

...English Communication Skills for two years. Before that, I tutored middle and high school students in Seattle Public School District. My favorite subjects to tutor are English writing and composition, ESL and social sciences. I also know what it takes to succeed on standardized tests like the SAT, SSAT and ACT. If you’re a student...

...punctuation, etc. The job of a writing coach is also very important. While we all learn from getting feedback about our composition, we also want to work with a tutor that can help us express our own ideas well. I am interested in helping each client with the key skills that will help them along...

...recently graduated from Oxford University, where I studied English Literature. I love helping people find joy in the Humanities, especially when they aren't naturally a literary person! I'm fluent in French, having grown up in Paris. However, I spent 9th and 10th grade at Harvard Westlake, a high school here in Los Angeles, so I'm...

...to love the language again.” “Honestly, Professor Carr was hands-down the very best professor that I have ever had. He was funny, extremely concerned about the student's education [sic], made every effort to get to know the students, and was able to create a classroom atmosphere that was open and comfortable for learning and growth.”...

...have a K-12 teaching credential in French (MN). I have been tutoring since I was 16, and have experience in a wide variety of subjects, especially French, English grammar, reading comprehension, and ACT prep (for which I am Kaplan-trained). I have also been a classroom teacher, teaching French, ESL, and AP English. I love to...

...have many different learning styles. Though I graduated from college years ago, I still consider myself a student in many areas of life. I love to visit historical sites while on vacation, and I keep my writing skills sharp by participating in a local writing group. I am fascinated by languages; while I am rusty...

...in providing them with alternative methods of solving their problems. My goal as a tutor is always to help a student understand a problem enough to solve it themselves. This method allows a student to develop their own learning style and build confidence in their own abilities. My experience in the classroom has given me...