Award-Winning Languages Tutors in Buena Park, CA

...teach grades K12, and I have just received my academic eligibility for a preliminary California teaching credential. I hold a Master's degree in Bilingual Education from Columbia University in New York, and I am bilingual in English and Spanish. I love working with students who are struggling in a particular subject and breaking down the...

...Master of Science in Electrical Engineering. Since graduation, I have worked as an Instrumentation & Control/Electrical Associate at a nuclear power contracting firm in Chicago, IL. I am currently pursuing a PhD degree in Biomedical Physics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) and doing research in systems biology of cancer. I have tutored...

...job was at Berlitz in Santa Monica. After teaching there, I placed ads in local papers and gathered many students throughout the years. I have helped business owners, filmmakers, actors, lawyers and folks from all paths achieve their language goals in Spanish. This includes: -assisting students pass advanced Spanish tests -giving lessons to college students...

...same discipline--it was there that I received most of my teacher training, i.e. worked as a teaching fellow. Every student has the potential to excel, but for whatever reason of stress or self-doubt, they do not succeed. I would like to help change student perspectives of their own mental capacity to succeed by showing them...

...and teaching Fundamentals of the Spanish Language and Culture in the elementary and middle school settings. Being a native Spanish speaker has provided me with the opportunity to share my strengths in the history and culture, as well as the challenges of grammar. Latin America is a diverse place with different customs and accents, but...

...UC Berkeley, a Masters in Special Education from Loyola Marymount, and reading a few spectacular books, I have decided to return to school in pursuit of a childhood passion. This fall, I will be attending Fullerton College in an effort to prepare for a post-baccalaureate in physics and eventually a PhD. Although it seems like...

...my MA in Classics in 2010. I am writing my dissertation on Homer's Iliad. I have been a teaching assistant at UCLA for four years. Two of these years I taught introductory courses on Greek and Roman civilization. I have extensive experience working individually with students during my office hours, which students frequent above all...

...extremely passionate about education, and I find that there is nothing more rewarding than the smile on a student's face when he or she finally understands a problem. I have tutored Math, Science, English, and GED prep, in addition to spending two years throughout my time at Cornell as an Introductory Psychology Teaching Assistant. I...

I recently completed my doctoral dissertation on ethnicity and historical memory in the late Roman Republic and early Principate at the University of California , Santa Barbara. I have undergraduate degrees in Classics and Political Science. Part of graduate school is learning to be a teacher, and I have taught...... I think the best teaching happens in conversation. Having a text and talking about it is the traditional way teaching has happened because it works. "Exegesis" is what the Greeks called it when talking about Biblical texts, and I think the method is proven: have a text to discuss - what does it say? What does it assume? To whom is it directed? Those are things to talk about, not to dictate.

...also studied French grammar in school. For high school, I attended Phillips Exeter Academy. where I pursued my passions in acting, working with children, debate, writing and international affairs. I have continued these passions in college by volunteering with children in Indonesia, participating in my school's debate team, and doing 5 professional internships. As a...