Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Castle Rock, CO

...to Montreal, Spain, Italy, and Germany. While I tutor many subjects, I am most passionate about Math, German, and standardized test prep. I believe we learn the best (and the most) when we can have fun, and I look for ways to engage students with material - especially Math - in fun and silly ways. When I'm not working, I spend my time dancing, reading, meditating, and looking for inexpensive opportunities to travel to new...

...where I taught elementary Reading, Phonics and Math. As a member of the National Honor Society in High School I logged many volunteer hours tutoring high school students struggling in Math, History, and most other high school subjects. I tutor a wide range of subjects including History, AP Government, several different grade levels of Math and SAT prep. Math has always been my favorite subject to tutor because finding the right answer is always possible...

I received my bachelors degree from New York University. As an attorney who has lived and studied in the US and abroad, my teaching style is influenced by my experiences. I understand that students learn in different ways. I believe in creating an environment conducive to students meeting their goals without too much outside help. Outside of work, I love to hike and explore the mountains in Colorado.

...that in order to learn, we have to be open and eager to take in new material or master new skills. This can only be achieved by being balanced and settled emotionally. If you're scared of Algebra or stats or economics or the LSAT, it is going to be very difficult to learn. So, a great deal of my style has to do with breaking down the various perceptions and fears that can get in...

...the U.S. Copyright Office advocating for people with disabilities. Before going to law school, I earned a Bachelor's of Science from the University of Michigan in Biopsychology, Cognition and Neuroscience. I'm here primarily to tutor the Logic Gamesor Analytical Reasoningsection of the LSAT. Logic games were my favorite subject when I prepped for the LSAT. Indeed, the methods used to solve those puzzles are easy and highly teachable. Additionally, I prepared for the LSAT in...

...experience representing client interests in various legal settings including during interviews, negotiations, depositions, and hearings. I have significant experience conducting investigations for clients examined by domestic and foreign regulators and litigating white-collar and securities law issues. I attended NYU School of Law and The University of Maryland, College Park where I received degrees in both journalism and government. I am looking forward to utilizing my strong research, writing, and advocacy skills to tutor students in...

Hi! I'm excited to help you develop stronger writing skills, prep for the SAT or LSAT, and become more confident in your Government/Political Science classes. I hold a Bachelor's in International Relations, and graduate degrees in Peace Studies. I've just completed law school, and am currently studying for the bar. I know how important it is to feel confident in your subject, and can help you develop the tools to really shine academically!... I'm more of a coach for you. I'm here to help you either figure out how to learn something, or how to retain and access what you already know.

...and babysitting for families in DC where I spent many evenings and weekends helping children with homework. I believe education is the key to success and am excited to help your children fine tune whichever academic subject with which they are struggling. From years of working with children, I have the patience necessary to help a child work through concepts they may not understand. I also think very logically and can break down subjects to...

...at CU, I assisted with the academic committee for my fraternity, assisting some of the younger students with some of their classes. I generally helped with introductory classes in economics, history, and even some math classes. After I graduated, I worked in the financial sector for a year before deciding to attend law school. While in school, I worked for the Oregon Attorney General's office, and served as a Teaching Assistant in the Legal Research...

I am a lifelong learner, having earned 69 semester hours of credit as a working adult. I have a varied background, which includes a career as an attorney and a judge, teaching from middle school to the college level and teaching/living in China for three years. I have the ability to work with individuals from all walks of life and help them achieve academic success. ... The curriculum must be taught in a way that presents real-world connections for the students, while taking into consideration their individual needs. It must be interesting, challenging, and understandable, so that the students have the opportunity to take responsibility for their own learning and so that they can achieve academic and professional success.