Award-Winning LSAT Tutors in West Covina, CA

...and the student 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...

...great test takers are made, not born. Anyone can improve your SAT or LSAT score with the right practice and guidance. I like to use a teaching method similar to how I would teach a sport by simplifying the concepts and strategies necessary into manageable terms, and then practicing specific skills in need of improvement....

I'm a UCLA graduate, where I double-majored in history and philosophy. I'm also a recent law school graduate (Loyola Law). I've always enjoyed teaching, and I've been fortunate to have great teachers and mentors growing up. I'm looking forward to giving back. ... My teaching philosophy centers around problem-solving. I prefer to set up problems and encourage students to help me understand and solve the problem. In this way, we're both working towards a solution, instead of me lecturing.

...scientific ideas and solve your perplexing math problems. Further to this, I utilize precise techniques and teaching methods to better your reading comprehension and writing abilities. Together, as a team, we will work at building up your confidence, getting rid of your "test day jitters" and becoming a scholastic and academic success. I look forward...

...My favorite subjects to work in are English and History, especially reading and writing. I have been an avid reader since I was a kid, reading every book I could possibly get my hands on. I love sharing my love of reading with others. I also really love helping students work through problems on their...

...earned his B.A. and M.A. from Stanford University, during which time he began tutoring. He has worked with students young and old of all skill levels to help them become better mathematicians, writers, scientists, and historians by breaking up the information into understandable chunks. "Where there's a will, there's a way," and with a positive...

...I've developed and the lessons I've learned are invaluable, and within this next year, I hope to help as many students as possible. Outside of teaching, I like watching a good UFC fight now and then, and I am shamelessly addicted to the NBA and all its glory. I have an insatiable appetite for good...

...score. In addition to tutoring the LSAT, I also assist students in developing their writing. To become an excellent writer, I help my students learn how to think critically, how to organize their writing, and how to translate their ideas to clear, concise, and persuasive writing. This approach does not only help the students in...

...with motivating or pushing students through rough patches. In addition, my Philosophy background means that I'm pretty good at contextualizing problems, subjects, and disciplines within a larger schema that helps to uncover the seemingly unlimited craziness of everything you learn in the school setting. I have a good understanding of both sides of the tutor/tutee...

...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, of course, plenty of one-on-one tutoring too. Let's...