Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

...have active roles in the student’s learning process. I always find it rewarding when tutoring and teaching a student. My primary goal is to plant the love of learning in my students, so they do not feel pressured in the process of advancing their knowledge in the subject area being taught. This helps both the...

...their academic performance in the short term, but also develop the skills they will need in their professional careers. I am available to tutor on weekday afternoons and evenings in and around the Pasadena area where I live with my wife and two children. I also may be able to tutor students near the Downtown...

...very rewarding. Fast forward to my days in law school, and I found myself tutoring students again and having that same rewarding feeling. The most important thing I've learned from tutoring is that energy, empathy, and character make a great teacher, far above and beyond their mastery of the subjects and skills that need teaching....

...the way up to Algebra 2 (including SAT Math), I have helped many students prepare for the SAT and ACT, I am very familiar with the LSAT, and I can assist students with Literature and Writing as well. In my experience with tutoring, I have found that students can often learn best when the instruction...

...just want to improve your English abilities, please look no further. I have extensive experience teaching all of these subjects thanks to several years teaching free classes to underprivileged students in the Bay Area for the People's Test Preparation Service (a student organization at UC Berkeley), over a year working at Sylvan Learning Center, and,...

...a new attorney starting my own law practice. I like to play soccer and halo, and also like to read. I have solid experience in SAT, PSAT, and LSAT, having taught myself in these areas and boosted my scores on these tests through my efforts. I have great teaching abilities to help you achieve your...

...I am an experienced tutor, I started out teaching at my university Learning Resource Center, and now having been working with students privately for the past 10 years as I completed my own undergraduate and medical education. I have had to prepare for many standardized exams over my academic career, and I know what is...

...to pass GED/TASC testing. I taught at a community college as an adjunct instructor for Critical Reading and German. I worked at Central Texas College as a functional academic skills instructor for military members reviewing for ASVAB and promotion testing, as well as leadership training. Functional academic skills are those needed to pass standardized tests,...

...to take a whole lot of tests and do a great deal of reading and writing. Test prep, reading and writing are, therefore, my best subjects. I'm a test prep nerd and have developed lots of strategies and methods to master tests. My goal as a tutor is to do what it takes to get...

...bankruptcy. In my experience helping students with both mathematics and LSAT test preparation, each of which involves a good deal of formal logic, it is often useful to present a subject matter or test question in a visual and systemic manner. I find that this helps a student picture the overall structure of the task...