Award-Winning Literature Tutors in Simi Valley, CA

...the LSAT testing center prepared, confident, and ready conquer the exam. The LSAT is a very challenging test. However, I sincerely believe that with the right approach, the necessary dedication, and sufficient practice, any test-taker can obtain a great score. In addition to tutoring the LSAT, I also assist students in developing their writing. To...

...after-school Homework Help program, assisting with math, science, social studies and English. For me, the most enjoyable part of tutoring and teaching is being able to help students on their journey to achieving their goals, whether it be passing the ACT/SAT with flying colors, improving their communication skills, or preparing for college-level classes.... During my first session with a student, I like to start by asking them to make a list of goals that they would like to reach within a certain time period, as in, "I would like to improve my writing skills by learning how to organize my essays efficiently. I want to raise my grade from a C to an A." Then I try to come up with a timeline with the student to work on those goals.

...my work comes in Latin and other Classical areas, and I've made it sort of a life's mission of mine to instill the same enthusiasm in my students about the ancient world as I have. I firmly believe that learning Latin is as valuable for one's development as a student and a scholar as Math...

...a registered college science tutor at USC, and I also teach younger students at a weekly Girl Scout program in Watts. In high school, I tutored for the SAT as well as teaching swimming lessons for over four years, so I am very confident in my ability to make complicated topics understandable. My favorite area...

...in French and essay editing. My favorite subject to tutor is anything related to Mathematics. There is always one right answer and I believe there is always a way to apply the abstract concepts learned in most math courses to real-life, relatable situations for the student. I tutor because I love working with kids and...

...with children with special needs as a team leader for Special Games at Loyola Marymount University. Furthermore, I excelled in multiple subject areas, such as General Biology, General Chemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Mathematics and Advanced Composition Writing. Moreover, I posses excellent communication, leadership, and teaching skills and can work with children of all ages and needs....

...a degree either in Graphic Design or in Urban Planning. I am extremely passionate about interdisciplinary studies, especially where art and science/technology is concerned. I believe that art can be used as a tool for communication and social change both on micro- and macro-social scales. As far as tutoring is concerned, I have extensive experience...

...in tutoring writing and have worked as a journalist and editor for different publications, including the Denver Business Journal, 5280 Magazine, and various student publications at the University of Missouri at Columbia. I graduated with a doctorate in Communications from the University of Colorado at Boulder in May, and have publications in various academic journals....

...writing. My mentorship brings writers to new levels of understanding about, and a stronger relationship with, their own writing processes. From the time I could hold a crayon, I loved the written word. Today, I have over forty personal journals filled with the details, big ideas, and general mumblings of my journeys. In all of...

...Denver Public Schools I tutored small groups of 9th graders in a variety of subjects including Geography and taught 6th and 7th grade World History. While I am able to tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about World History, Spanish, and Literature. As a tutor I like to engage my students...