Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Arizona

...I would feel stupid in class when they were teaching other class and super smart when it came to math. I was considered smart by people who are way smarter than me. But because I excelled in one thing that they did not they thought I was doing great in everything else which I did...

...well as President of the National Honors Society; in college, I have made Dean's List both semesters, have two simultaneous Research Assistant positions, and have been nominated as an Honors Teaching Assistant in the Fall semester! Someday, I want to work in academia, both out of my love for learning new things and teaching rising...

...passions. I've found these approaches to be really effective in my years as a teaching assistant, student success coach, and educator. By working one-on-one with students and identifying their strengths and passions, my mission as a Varsity Tutor is to make sure that learning a new subject (or going over an old one) can be...

...driven by a desire to support individuals holistically. My tutoring philosophy is student-centered, focusing on active engagement and critical thinking to empower students to achieve their academic goals. I believe in creating a supportive learning environment tailored to each student's unique needs. Outside of academia, I enjoy cooking, travel, and exploring fields like psychology, anthropology, and...

I am a multi-cultural and multi-racial teacher and writer who believes in helping each student individually. I've taught college, middle school, and have experience with students from K-8, to high school, to adults.

...am a student at ASU studying Secondary Education. I have no experience teaching students but I would love to gain experience. I tutor Calculus (AB), Pre-Algebra, Pre-Calculus, Spanish (1-4), Trigonometry, Music Theory, Cello, and Piano. I have a passion for these subjects. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy fashion, travel, food, cooking, music, and gaming.

...meet people from all over the world (honest!). It was a wonderful experience that actually allowed me to learn Spanish and become fluent in the language. It is a huge blessing in my life and I use it everyday. I am a hard worker and I love to be able to submit my best work....

...kinds of learning styles. I am happily married, own two dogs, and I love to play sports, hike, travel (I've been to Asia, Central & South America, and Africa) and read articles about theology and the international economic arena. In 2010 I was accepted into a program at Oxford University in London. Due to family...

...English and have a year's experience tutoring Algebra. I aim to provide individualized online instruction to high school students that is centered around their needs and capabilities. My experiences dealing with ADHD allow me to relate to students experiencing similar difficulties and to be a better tutor for them. I believe education is important and...

...extensively in the United States and Europe and have made trips to China and North Africa. I am better able to appreciate my travels, since I have a background in geography. My knowledge of French has proven beneficial in that I have made many summer trips to France over the last 25 years and I...

...Master's degree in teaching English and have lived in Central America where I gained experience in conversational Spanish. For the past 2 years, I have taught English to learners of all levels. I love working with students to implement critical thinking, real-world application, and data in multiple areas of the English and Spanish languages.

...New York. I also hold a Bachelor of Arts in English Education from Inha University in Incheon, South Korea. To further specialize in Korean language instruction, I completed the Korean Language Teachers Training Program for Foreigners at the Language Education Institute of Seoul National University in February 2010. Additionally, I was awarded the Certificate of...

...students with ADHD, autism, and dyslexia in elementary and middle school settings. I am passionate about ensuring equal access to education and have experience teaching math and English in a step-by-step fashion. I also earned my biliteracy seal in Spanish and enjoy utilizing my second language in my work as an intervention specialist. In my...

...find that the best approach to interacting with students is to be friendly, open, and patient. We have all struggled in a subject at some point in our lives, and I hate to see students get flustered or embarrassed when they don't understand a concept. I'm upbeat and enjoy sharing my enthusiasm for what I...

...I have taught Spanish classes and I enjoy studying with my classmates. Anytime I know something that would benefit someone else, I love to share. Most recently I worked in the Stats Department as a TA for R and SAS programming. I held lab hours where students could come in with any question and I'd...

...(BA), as well as a minor in Political Sciences and a certificate in International Studies. I graduated early from BASIS Tucson North high school in 2016, having taken and passed 10 APs. I favor English and History, but am capable of doing up to Calculus 3, college level Biology, Organic Chemistry and AP Physics 1.

...and outlook. The integration of these fields gives me a greater understanding of society, globalization, and the learned versus psychological traits and behaviors that govern it. I am inspired to take my future into my own hands and develop a study where I can use the knowledge of formulating and conducting my own research to...

I love to experience new things in life - through travel, food, people, cultures, etc. Teaching is another expression of exchange that can provide new insight and depth of perspective for myself and my view of the world. ... Sharing my knowledge and passion through an interactive exchange - I love to learn things from my clients too!

...I also am able to tutor Algebra and French. When tutoring, I believe in the effectiveness of the Bloom's Taxonomy approach, where I first begin by identifying what the student knows and has a good understanding of, and then build up from there. Understanding what the student knows is important in order to know where...

...I am very familiar with these emotions (having spent hours agonizing over singular homework questions) and can empathize with any student who feels the same. However, challenge is a requisite for growth. As a result, I do not coddle students but instead push a student past their comfort zone so they can flourish in their...