Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in San Antonio, TX

I have been in the teaching field for more than 8 years now, I love to share my knowledge and I learn a lot more from the students, I think everybody in their life needs a strong and reliable support system. I have been fortunate to have been on both ends of the support system and want to extend the same for everyone.... My teaching philosophy is Socratic as well as building up from the basics.

...tutor the SAT, ESL, and Spanish. I was an AVID tutor in high school, and after college I taught an ESL class and tutored a high school student in Spanish. In law school, I am involved with the Lawyers in the Classroom program. My tutoring philosophy is based on listening to students work through problems and helping them to spot their confusions or incorrect assumptions. I believe students learn much better when they aren't simply...

...of Kansas. After law school, I practiced law in New York City for ten years before deciding to go back to school for Classics. I am currently developing a publication on the relative clause in Ancient Greek and I hope to begin a PhD program in the fall. I completed my MA with a 4.0 GPA and received a perfect score on the verbal GRE. I also scored 168 on the LSAT and graduated in...

...the local elementary school in Lewisburg, PA. That experience brought me to recognize my fondness for tutoring, and led me to tutor students during all available opportunities. I spent each summer of college working at a summer camp where I would tutor students of all ages in a range of subjects. The subjects that I am most passionate about are English, History, and LSAT preparation. It may sound odd that I am passionate about teaching...

...how to start can be the most challenging step in tackling a problem, so as a tutor, I focus on giving students strategies to begin problems and teaching them how to recognize patterns. My favorite academic subjects to tutor are high school math and science, particularly chemistry, and I particularly enjoy tutoring for standardized tests, including the SAT and LSAT. Outside of academics, I spend my time interning at a nonprofit; I am particularly interested...

...previously worked for one of the bigger test prep brands, I have several years of experience working with students in the classroom and one-on-one. Because I really enjoyed the challenging and enlightening experience of law school, working with prospective law students is rewarding in its own right, not to mention the possibility that I might be helping a future superstar advocate. My time in law school and my experience practicing law in the real world...

...not only have the necessary credentials, but also the commitment to each student to ensure that the student has confidence in the subject taught and the ability to use the content in a meaningful way in academia, test taking, and often in life. I enjoy tutoring because I am able to explain complex theories to students in a straight-forward and comprehensible way. I also very much enjoy teaching students to write clearly, incisively, and comprehensively....

...a senior at Emory majoring in International Relations and Middle Eastern/South Asian Studies. I love history, politics, and travel, as well as anything outdoors. I believe learning is really a process of finding passion within your studies. When tutoring both in the US and in India, I did my best to make each subject as new and interesting as possible for my students. As a student myself, I understand how hard it can be to...

...really prefer teaching people individually because many people do not learn well in a classroom situation, and it's easy for someone to get left behind without anyone knowing or caring. Every student has different needs, but in general, I want to find the place where you are comfortable with the subject and build from there. Most subjects have a set of basic concepts from which you can derive all the more complicated information. With test...

...as an office assistant and political adviser in the European Parliament. Upon my return to the United States, I worked for several years as a professional German translator and managed many other translators for a professional translation service. I left that position to attend law school at Washington University School of Law. I was admitted to the Law School because of my strong GPA and LSAT score. To achieve a high LSAT score, I...