Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Casa Grande, AZ

...me in the kitchen! I love to cook and often take the lead during family events and holidays, experimenting with new recipes and bringing people together through food. At home, I stay busy with my 9-year-old daughter and our little animal crewtwo fun-loving dogs named Remi and Mary, and a curious mouse named Sir Roger.

...have a lot of experience with kids in general, but also with teaching people of all ages and learning styles. I have the most experience with kids of elementary school age, however, I am very well versed in how to teach any age and have the most recent experience with high school and college-level topics....

...the outdoors and eventually led me to a B.A. in Biology. I would love to tutor others to help them pursue a passion for the life sciences, especially if they are considering applying to dental school. I recently scored highly on the DAT (Dental Aptitude Test), which tests the same material as the MCAT, and...

...experience allows me to relate to people willing to learn a new language. I am easy going and fun to work with. I am currently a graduate student and I love to exchange knowledge. My native language is French and I would love to help you speak it and write it like you were from...

...youre wondering about French being listed in my tutoring subjects, I took four years of French in high school, placed top 10 in the National French test my junior and senior years, and I continue to work on my French by listening and talking to my boyfriend and his family, for whom French is one...

My passion for math and computer science as well as helping other led me to become a tutor. My goal is to not only help you understand the subject more, but also to allow you to enjoy it more than before.... Breaking down everything so that the students understand the concepts as best they can.... Depending on what the student wants; when I start tutoring the student, I would get to know the student so that...

...love helping people to grasp new concepts and see that light bulb go off in their head. Knowing the joy of tutoring I have helped multiple classmates, friends, acquaintances, and family members in almost every subject. I now tutor people in math, chemistry, and anatomy. Math, however, is my favorite subject to tutor. There is...

...Honors College at Arizona State University, on track for concurrent majors in Asian Studies and Global Studies. In high school, I was Valedictorian as 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...

...learning tools and strategies in the learning process to support study skills to enable academic success. As a high school teacher I taught Career Technical Education classes which were oriented towards technology and career development for college. As a faculty member of the University of Phoenix I currently teach creative problem solving and critical thinking...

...teaching and helping people with this beautiful language. I am originally from Morocco, which is a French colony, and go to France almost every year to meet with my friends. I also studied philosophy in French and love discussing the French culture with anyone who is interested in learning more. I have over five years...

...my university's chapter of She's the First to fundraise for girls' education in developing nations. I am most passionate about tutoring STEM subjects, specifically biology, chemistry, and mathematics. I enjoy pushing students to question the knowledge put in front of them and encourage them to be more curious about the world around them and seek...

...love, for programming. Programming to me is a fascinating mix of puzzle-solving and creativity, and I believe it should be done for fun as well as for work. This carried me through college, during which time I was able to help many friends and peers, one-on-one, with their own programming. Subject Details: - Python: My...

...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 have learned with the people that I meet. When I'm not working or...

...Master of Arts in Psychology conducting research in the Community-engaged Adolescent for Research and Equity (CARE) Lab. At Wesleyan University, I was a teaching assistant for Advanced Korean, Korean Language Partner, and a Korean tutor for the Dean's Peer Tutoring program. While I have tutored a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about...

...During my undergraduate career at Arizona State University, I studied abroad in both Mexico and Spain, and earned dual bachelor's degrees in Spanish and Humanities. My graduate studies in Spanish at Sacramento State University included three summers of study abroad in Peru, Mexico, and Spain. I love bringing my cultural experiences to life when teaching...

...an Arizona native and a graduate of Arizona State University. I received my B.A. in Communication in 2012. I work in client relations in the legal field and also enjoy helping others learn. I recently spent two years in Chicago with my fiance and loved living in the city, but am glad to be back...

...a great deal of time providing balance between science and the humanities. Even in one of the most famous works of Franois Rabelais, Gargantua stresses the importance of balance to his son Pantagruel, including the suggestion of at least 5 languages. Borrowing from this sagacity, I hope to mold others as well to see the...

Biological Design PhD Student with research and expansive academic experience interested in the instruction of students ranging from mathematics, biology, chemistry, humanities-based writing, physics, scientific writing, and music theory.

...it. Regardless of ability, eventually you will be presented with a problem that stumps you. When this happens school becomes frustrating, annoying, and dispiriting. 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...