Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Mesa, AZ

...was young, I have always held a strong passion for visual effects, animation, entertainment arts, and education. I recently completed a BFA in 3D Animation and a BFA in Intermedia Arts from Arizona State University and hope to soon obtain a master's degree in a related field. Over the last 4 years, I have also had the opportunity to work at local animation and virtual reality studios and as a result have become familiar with...

...to obtain secondary teacher certification in the language areas listed above. If you are having some difficulties in my areas of teaching, first of all please do not get overwhelmed, and also, do not hesitate to contact me. I usually am good at explaining hard-to-understand academic material and I will work together with you to successfully find what learning method will work. I am based in the AZ-ASU area for the majority of the year...

...a gifted educator, working with special needs students K-12th grade for the past 15 years. I am comfortable and adept working with special needs students of any age. I will provide 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...

...an engineer in the design and construction industry for an international construction company, and a recent graduate from the University of Arizona. I received my Bachelor's of Science in Civil Engineering in May 2016 and left my roots in Tucson, Arizona. In my spare time, I enjoy soaking up the beautiful views around here by hiking, running, and adventuring. My hobbies also include cooking and baking, beauty pageants, bargain shopping, and traveling whenever the opportunity...

...my way of thinking, as I feel it should for almost anyone. Science, and especially biology, pushes the bounds of our understanding of life on earth and medicine. I have spent 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...

...self-described grammar geek, and I really enjoy helping students understand the WHY and the HOW of the Spanish language. I believe Spanish is a beautiful language and I love watching others come to appreciate it as much as I do. I am a patient, knowledgable, and experienced language educator and tutor, covering beginning to intermediate-advanced Spanish levels. I have a Master's degree in Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures in Spanish, with an emphasis on linguistics....

I get great pleasure when I see my students finally comprehend and absorb the lesson's concepts and material. I am known for my vast patience and persistence. In other words... "we'll keep learning the material until we get it right"!

...foreign language and also worked at the University in Tubingen where I supported foreign students. I enjoy working with students very much in helping them to achieve their goals academically and personally, in each of the areas that I teach. To help make learning more engaging I like to create games for students to learn their subjects in a more accessible manner. I also do my best to find ways to connect what they enjoy...

...Gutierrez , nice to meet you. I'm a Spanish teacher with extensive experience teaching in government institutions as well as in non-profit organizations. As a Hispanic woman, I don't just teach the language from theory, but also from real-life experience. I focus on authentic practices that reflect how Spanish is truly spoken in everyday situationson the street, at work, with family, and in professional contexts. My classes are designed to make learning useful, dynamic, and...

Undergraduate Neuroscience Student at Arizona State University (ASU). Attained K-12 education in Spanish. Also, a University ESL Instructor in Mexico. Held a position as an Instructional Lab Assistant at prior College in Los Angeles, California in the Computer Applications Office Technologies Department. Currently tutor Python, Spanish 1-4, Conversational Spanish, English, ESL/ELL, Microsoft Office, Technology and Computer Science

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...working towards a Bachelor's degree in Accounting at Grand Canyon University and will graduate in December 2024. Math is my strongest and favorite subject with History and Spanish following shortly behind. However, I can tutor a wide range of subjects. I am most passionate about being creative and innovative and sharing that with others. In my experience, learning should be fun and motivating (styled for each student individually). Personally, I find that taking notes by...

...Mandarin speaker born and raised in China. She graduated from Arizona State University with a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education. She also earned her master's degree from ASU in Learning Designs and Technology. She has been teaching and tutoring Mandarin and Math since 2017. Her goal is to provide high-quality education to the students and introduce new languages and cultures to prepare young learners to be universal citizens.

I am 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 in Arizona with the sunshine and family. ... My teaching philosophy is that everyone learns differently. What may work...

...for the subject and make it relatable to the student's own interests and 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 engaging, interesting, and empowering. I look forward...

...still in high school; my sister is still in elementary school. I have also instilled in them the importance of education so they will also follow in my footsteps. I am very passionate about reading and helping others. I have always been told that I am a great trainer, teacher due to my patience, lack of making someone feel inferior, and ability to break things down and more easily digestible. I have three young boys...

...students would be able to read and write Korean after a semester of learning Korean. English Only learners benefit from my English classes because I approach English as an English learner who has learned how to express thoughts effectively in spoken and written English. Korean students learn about Korean language and culture from an American/Western context which helps them make connections to their daily life. I am fully bi-lingual and bi-cultural in English and Korean....

...I value most are the opportunities for practical experiences that I have had in my preferred subjects. Having the ability to use what I have learned in realistic settings has helped me to learn how to apply what I have been taught and shown me what areas to focus improving on. My hope is to help all the people I tutor to gain confidence in their subjects, and to be able to use said subjects...

...dedicated language educator with a broad experience teaching English and Spanish as foreign languages. I graduated from Universidad Pedaggica y Tecnolgica de Colombia in Colombia, where I studied a bachelor in Modern Languages English and Spanish, and a masters in Languages Teaching. I have worked in both Colombia and the United States, including as a dual immersion teacher and a Spanish instructor. I'm passionate about innovation in language education. I constantly seek out professional development...

...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 to help them fill in the missing gaps to continue to let their knowledge grow. By identifying the student's strengths and weaknesses, I am able to better cater to their needs and help them become more proficient in the subject matter.