Award-Winning Latin Tutors in Syracuse, NY

I am currently in law school and completing a masters degree in international relations. I hold an undergraduate degree in finance, and have previously worked designing new financial products. I believe in teaching with real world concepts that students can relate to, so the material can be learned for more than just passing a test.... Cater to the learning style of the individual.... Determine our goals, what success means to us, and try to figure out how the student learns most effectively.

...and hospital-bound students in the greater Boston area, and I accrued over 300 hours of tutoring experience. I also have classroom teaching experience. While a graduate student at Syracuse, I taught Writing 105, an introductory course on the practices and principles of academic writing, and Writing 205, a sophomore-level course focused on critical research and inquiry. I am currently a lecturer in the English departments of St. John Fisher College and Nazareth College, both in...

...to help each student master the material at hand by exploring different learning styles and techniques. Though I tutor a variety of subjects including Latin, chemistry, biology, and math, my favorite subject to tutor is organic chemistry. Organic chemistry problem sets have always felt more like logic puzzles than homework. When I am not tutoring, I enjoy scuba diving off the coast and sitting down with a good book and cup of tea.

...high-school teacher in the Chicago area, the city where I was born and raised. I teach Latin and English and tutor mostly in these subjects as well. I have been tutoring since I was in graduate school for students of all levels and academic abilities. My first academic love is Latin and the Classics- I really enjoy helping others develop their skills with the language and gain an appreciation for the culture and history of...

...Austin with an MA in Art History. My concentration was ancient Roman archaeology, and I have a passion for history and writing. Over the past six years, I have had the opportunity to work with students from diverse social, cultural, and education backgrounds. I have also tutored students across all ages from 3rd grade to post-secondary. I truly enjoy teaching and always feel that anyone can learn as long they have the right tools and...

...Program, and then acquired Medieval Latin during my MA at the Centre for Medieval Studies at the University of Toronto. When not busy with academics, I fence on the varsity team, practice yoga, write poetry, and travel. During my summers I teach (art intensives, fencing, science, and more) at summer camps to groups of varying ages and ability levels. I am not only uniquely qualified academically, but also adaptable, fun, and invested in my students...

...a wide variety of contexts -- as a professional SAT and SAT II private and group instructor, as a Yale Writing and ESL Partner, and as a private Latin tutor, to name just a few. I have even had one or two less conventional teaching jobs, such as martial arts instructor and audition coach. My favorite subject to teach, though, remains the SAT: I love the satisfaction of beating the test at its own game,...

...my BA and Master's in Classics (Greek and Latin languages and literature) at Oxford University, where I received a Clarendon Scholarship for my Master's. I really love my subject -- including both the systematic study of classical languages and the fascinating cultures into which these languages offer a window. So, as a tutor, I look forward to sharing with my students both my passion and my expertise. In addition, I am an avid reader and...

...with a focus on ancient religion and art during the Archaic period. I enjoy all of the subjects that I tutor, but I am most passionate about Latin, Writing, Spanish, and History. As a tutor, it's most important to me to cater lessons to each students particular learning styles and proclivities. I believe that everyone has the ability to learn anything and that it's just a matter of finding the right teaching methods for each...

...I've grown up in a family of ten, I've had the opportunity to teach Latin to my younger siblings, ages 10 and 12, doing things like calling our dog "canis" as a way of helping them learn. In French, I've created visual devices to help students distinguish between specific grammatical constructions and word genders. For instance, I have lists of French words, categorized by gender, which have a picture of the word with a gender...