Award-Winning Literature Tutors serving Georgia

...Maximize with marketing and copywriting duties for a couple of months during a time of transition for their staff. These tasks included graphic design, writing and editing captions, strategic hashtag selection and usage, audience engagement in comment sections and direct messaging inboxes, and content planning, scheduling, and posting on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn for a...

...of exceeding expectations. It is often not the material itself that poses a challenge, but rather the standardized way of teaching that material, which does not work with everyone. I firmly believe in helping my students to not only understand the intricacies of their subject matter, but also to discover their personal optimal learning method to...

I have been working with children of all ages for the past 15 years. I feel that education is one of the most important aspects to success! I have five children of my own and I truly have a passion for people!

...received a B.S. in Psychology with a Geology minor from The University of Georgia in May 2012. After graduation, I moved to Thailand, completed my TESOL certification, and spent a year teaching English as a foreign language to Thai students ages 3-4 and 10-11. Working in the classroom was both fun and exhausting, but I...

...-Understanding sentence structures and writing complete, grammatically correct sentences -Using punctuation, including the ever-dreaded comma I believe in the importance of seeing and working with your child's individuality and creativity! I will take the time to learn about your child's specific strengths and challenges, so I can create lessons that keep them engaged.

...Geography, 20th Century History, Computers, Literature, Mythology, Poetry, Shakespeare, Civics, Economics, Improvisation, Speech and Debate, Physical Fitness, ESL, Conversation, Writing, Technical English, and Test Preparation. I've worked with those who struggle to learn and the gifted in need of challenges. I have a knack for organizing complex subjects into simple lessons and assisting learners in...

...familiar concepts. I've found that it's easy and fun to get a feel for molecular biology fundamentals by looking at models of DNA/RNA/protein--thousands of which are available for free at the Protein Data Bank. I'm always trying to encourage more people to play with this free and easy-to-use resource for biomolecular art/education. I would love...

...has much more to do with discipline and focus than it does god-given talent. Writing is a process with its own rules-rules that all students can learn with patience. It's important to remember, though, that the craft of writing is also about adaptation and improvisation. These are all virtues I regard highly and look to...

...of student "idea." I see "idea" a finessed & nuanced, malleable entity that students themselves form and put to work in their thinking/ writing. This pushes them beyond the routinized 'thesis statement' and pushes them to foray into the uncharted waters of their own minds. I believe in the ability of students to learn to...

...major at Georgia State, where I have led as a tutor and student editor for the last 2.5 years. My greatest strengths are that I am patient, organized, and effective. I am passionate about creating a safe space for every student to learn at their own pace and am accustomed to helping others with learning...

...until I obtained my Master's degree in Social Work. I have a share of personal and professional experiences that have anchored me in being able to mentor, tutor, or teach. I take much pride and joy in knowing that I can contribute to helping students achieve their short or long term goals in academia. My...

...in a Congressional office on Capitol Hill, I taught English in the Peace Corps in Sri Lanka. After returning home, I earned a master's degree in international relations from the University of California (U.C.) San Diego, and then went on to earn a Ph.D. in Education from the U.C. Santa Barbara. Grades and test scores...

...my freshman year at Williams, I spent three weeks in rural Tanzania teaching English to seventh grade students. This past summer, I spent eleven weeks at the same Tanzanian school teaching English to students in kindergarten through ninth grade. Everyone has a different learning style, so I am open to suggestions and flexible in my...

...sense of grace with where you are in your journey. These skills are not typically taught in schools, yet they are crucial in navigating life's challenges... Academically and holistically! With all that now said, I wholeheartedly invite you to reach out if you would like to know more about me or are interested in working together....

...was born and raised in Decatur, Ga. I went to elementary at Avondale Elementary where I was in the Dekalb County's gifted program and later went to Chamblee High School's Magnet Program. I was a National Achievement and Merit Finalist. I went to college at Emory University where I was a Quest Scholar. I was...

I have always been a curious person who has enjoyed school and I hope to inspire the same in my students. I know the importance of tailoring my teaching style to each individual student, and seek to understand how they learn so that I may be able to teach them more effectively. I work to...

...received a Bachelor of Arts in History, Magna Cum Laude and with Honors, from the University of North Georgia in 2014. In 2017 I received my J.D. from the University of Georgia. I am a licensed and practicing attorney in the state of Georgia. I tutor History, English, and writing. I can aid students in...

...earned my BA in English at Clark Atlanta University and my MDiv at Interdenominational Theological Center. I am the author of six books, a folk artist, and a happily married mother. I am an advocate for education, a believer of promoting self-confidence and creativity within others, and a motivational enthusiast. My goal is to help...

I am a middle school, 7th-grade teacher. I educate both general and special education students. I am highly qualified in all content areas, however, my strengths are ELA and Reading. I enjoy working one-on-one with students because it allows them to feel comfortable and ask questions they generally would not in the classroom. I create...

...topic to teach is writing, and I am a firm believer that everyone has a writing voice and style to cultivate, even if they tend to struggle in this area. I have taught in public education as well as private education venues, and have tutored one-on-one as well as small groups at the high school...