Award-Winning Languages Tutors in Duval County, FL

...University of North Florida with a Bachelor's Degree in English and a minor in Creative Writing. My tutoring strengths are Reading, Essay Writing, Math through Algebra 2, chemistry, and SAT/ACT Test Prep. I believe that students need one-on-one attention, especially at early ages, in order to succeed and would love to provide that for students in order to help them learn. In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing, and spending time with my friends.

...Information Technology, and I am about to graduate with my Bachelor's Degree in Information Technology as well. Spanish is my native language, and my goal is to share my knowledge and experiences in the learning process with each of my students in order to help them increase their knowledge of Spanish. If your goal is to become fluent in Spanish, or to learn more about the language, I am here to help you!

...a Bachelors of Art in Spanish with a minor in Psychology. I am currently working as a substitute teacher and although I focus mainly on elementary school children, I spent a year teaching middle school before I became a substitute. I love teaching because I feel that education is the single most important element of any young person's life. When I teach, I find it is most important to cater directly to the needs of...

...your language needs. I am looking forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve your goals. For tutoring Geography: I enjoy helping students to create the self-confidence of study. I help them to build a unique way to learn Geography, to think spatially for every student on a purpose of understandable and efficient. I help students understand the key theories to help get the ideas to solve problems. I give practice only when needed....

I have been taking upper-level math and science classes at the University of North Florida for some time. I have about 33 credits remaining for a bachelor's degree with a concentration in general physics and a minor in mathematics. I hope to simplify matters that might seem complicated. Many times complex concepts are best mastered in a step-by-step fashion. This approach demands patience, however, it usually ends in a cumulative understanding of these principal concepts.

...I try my best to inculcate a critical thinking method in my students so that they can achieve lifetime learning on their own. I will teach students how to gather information and evaluate the voracity of it, and how to apply good information to solve a problem. My goal is to help student to internalize information so that it can be elevated to knowledge, which might also be elevated to wisdom if a student knows...

...impart my knowledge of the world with others! It is one of the reasons why I love teaching. Being able to share that knowledge with others makes me feel like I am making an impact on the world. My life experiences here in the United States and also living abroad allow me to share those experiences through tutoring and teaching. My cultural background also allows me to impart that knowledge to others.... My philosophy of teaching is to share my knowledge with others to make more culturally aware students.

...encouraging students by focusing on their strengths and building confidence in their skills and potential. I also believe wholeheartedly in the value of discussion when teaching and learning. Neither teaching nor learning happens in a vacuum, and as both are constant processes, collaboration and time are key. As such, I consciously invest time and energy into building relationships with students, and my teaching style lends itself to being informal and conversational. I'm excited to connect!

I believe in teaching made fun - not boring and rhetorical. We all learn differently, therefore I don't limit my teaching to a single approach. Depending on the learner, I use fun and different techniques. I capture my students' interest with drawings, pictures, stories and fun activities. These activities combined with other core subjects make the lessons more fun and effective.... I believe in making learning a fun experience. A lot of us are visual learners. Depending on the age group, I like to combine art, crafts, games, and stories when I teach. When teaching to an older group, I introduce culture and historical fun facts about other countries. We all know that a lot of students see school as boring and dread the thought of going in every day. My approach to the student is, first of all, to inspire and encourage him/her to believe in themselves. Believe that they are capable and well able to accomplish almost anything if they try a little harder. The student must believe and understand the importance of good academic standards. That there is much more to school than just having good grades, and they can also culture good academic patterns. This will benefit them now and in their future success in life.

...the language arts (essay, creative and legal writing, reading comprehension, and research), social studies related subjects (government, law, U.S. and comparative history), public speaking and study skills. Highlights of my experience working to help students achieve academic success include: --A year as an AmeriCorps volunteer where I worked as a literacy tutor and co-managed an after school homework center --Work as a summer school teacher, teaching exploratory subjects --Working with ESL students, and students from different...