Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in San Marcos, TX

Hi there! I'm a Doctor of Law with a passion for teaching and helping students succeed. I specialize in English, writing, social studies, geography, public speaking, and test prep. With years of tutoring experience, I focus on building confidence, improving skills, and making learning engaging and effective. Whether you're writing an essay, preparing for an exam, or just need help staying on track, I'm here to support you!

...have taught college students in a variety of subjects including writing and rhetoric, reading comprehension, public speaking, interpersonal and gender communication, as well as both academic and business and professional writing. My pedagogy is rooted in the active learning model where students are encouraged to engage the material through practical activities, as well as through discussion. It's important to me that my students feel trusted and trusting, and that all of our work takes place...

My philosophy is to be patient and help the student become an independent learner (to tutor myself out of a job!). I especially enjoy helping students develop self-confidence through working through as much of the material as they can on their own, providing hints when they need them.

It has always been my passion to help people with whatever they need, especially when it comes to academics. over the years of my experience teaching i have discovered that most student have difficulties of understanding subjects/problems because of the teaching styles. i am always committed to make problems look simpler to my students and explaining the underlining concepts. This has earned me great recommendations and high ratings from my past students

...law student at The University of Texas School of Law, but it feels like yesterday that I was in your shoes. It's great that you are taking the LSAT seriously, because doing well on it can create a lot of opportunities for you--including scholarships and admissions to top schools. The truth is, everyone can do well on the LSAT because the test is not what's necessarily hard...it's learning how the test writers want you to...

...needs of my students to ensure that they achieve success in their academic journey and build a strong foundation for their future endeavors. The students come from different level of competence/intelligence, diverse social, cultural & economic backgrounds and as teacher we have to be sensitive to this and ensure that there is no discrimination of any kind. The focus must be on effective teaching techniques, character building, motivating, and imparting knowledge, using the latest teaching...

...of A Space Dictionary for Kids: The Everything Guide for Kids who Love Space. I grew up with science, and try to share my excitement with anyone I come in contact with, student or not. Generally, I think the part of math and science that most people have the most trouble with is accepting that they can do it, and that math and science can be a lot of fun, if taught correctly. When I...

...ensure students excel in the classroom by helping them improve their academic skills. I have taught government at both the University of Texas at Austin and Austin Community College. My background is in American and Texas government and political philosophy. As a college professor, I know how to help students improve their essay and academic writing, test taking strategies, and study habits. Let me help you learn what you need to know to become a...

A graduate of UNC Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Music and a B.S. in Mathematical Decision Sciences, I intend to pay my education forward by helping others to succeed as I have. Easygoing by nature, I am confident in my ability to provide students with comfortable work environments that allow them to develop the necessary autonomy and problem-solving skills to thrive in virtually any discipline.

Hi! My name is Caroline and I am a fourth year student at the University of Texas at Austin. When I graduate in May, I will have a Bachelor of Arts in English Honors, a Bachelor of Arts in Plan II Honors, a minor in...

After graduating college with a degree in Chemistry, I decided to pursue a career in intellectual property law by attending law school. After law school, I worked for a bit at a top intellectual property law firm, dealing mostly with pharmaceutical patents and trade secret disputes. I hope to be able to lend my knowledge and skills to help students achieve their academic and professional goals.

I am a retired middle school and Algebra teacher. I love teaching math to students who may not have discovered the joy that solving a problem can bring. Learning comes through our mistakes but it is not defined by them.