Award-Winning Macroeconomics Tutors serving Lewisville, TX

...exams, including; pilots with dyslexia, pilots in their 60s, students with ADHD, drone (Part 107) Pilots, and multi-lingual students! I cater every lesson to the needs and goals of each student, and love to watch their progress. I have earned 5 FAA licenses and received 2 Distinguished Scholar awards from my Bachelor of Science degree...

...have had extensive tutoring experience around my neighborhood as well as with kids over Zoom. I am able to tutor in a broad range of subjects, and am especially passionate about Art, Math, and Science. In my experience helping struggling students prepare for exams, we always seem to have the most fun through hands-on activities...

...the most fun (with remarkable advancements) prepping for the Critical Reading, math, history, and Writing portions of the exams. When I was in 5th grade, I could hardly read or write. My 5th grade teacher helped me develop the skills necessary to learn and thrive. Back then, they did not have special programs to help...

...within these faculties. Also, I am well trained in introductory corporate finance and accounting, from one of the most prestigious schools in the United States for Finance (McCombs School of Business). Some of my areas of expertise that I have done direct research and projects are international trade, and financial valuation. These included introductory monte...

...it's navigating financial literacy or mastering project management skills, I ensure my lessons are interactive and applicable to students' lives. I also have a background in retail management, where I developed strong leadership and problem-solving skills, which I integrate into my teaching to prepare students for future success. I'm passionate about mentoring students in college...

2006 Math state champion. B.S. in Mathematics from UWF M.S. in Mathematical Sciences from UWF Currently teaching developmental Math classes part-time. Tutoring part-time.

...tutoring all of the subjects I have listed, yet I am the most passionate about Math and Test Prep. Having undergone the rigorous process of understanding these concepts and developing unique strategies to solve the problems, I feel as though I can impart this advice to students in need. Having just completed my freshman year...

...prefer to be teaching Accounting or History. I have found in my experiences as a tutor, that the best way to learn a subject is to constantly review the material and do practice questions occasionally throughout thee week. On the lighter side of things, I am a avid sports fans: Go Cowboys!

...I strive to instill a similar love in those with whom I interact. I enjoy both the puzzle aspects of STEM subjects and the ability the literary arts have to make me believe I am watching events unfold in another time and place. When I'm not learning, I enjoy working with my hands. I've built...

I tutor securities licensing exam prep courses for NASAA & FINRA registrations (Series 6,7,63,65,66 and a few others). I own a financial practice, hold the Series 65 and a CRPC designation, and my experience, knowledge and research are current and relevant.

...experiences due to seeing the smiles on students faces when I helped them figures out solutions that they were struggling to find for long periods of time. My teaching style revolves around patience, breaking down context and helping students understand what the big picture is. I have found that this approach along with my ability...

...part about tutoring is helping student unlock their full potential, especially through increasing their standardized testing scores. My favorite subject to tutor is math, as it's the most rewarding to see concepts "click" for students. My approach to tutoring is to help students not just as a teacher but also a mentor, who can assist...

...in Curriculum and Instruction. I had began volunteering as a tutor in 2014 for fellow classmates with disabilities at Los Angeles Southwest College. From that point I discovered serving others and helping them achieve their academic goals was a passion for me. Ultimately that led me to becoming a U.S. History teacher in which I...

...fields regularly. I enjoy learning and sharing the love of learning with others, regardless of age. My teaching philosophy incorporates student-centered learning based on questions. Initially I work to build a rapport with students by discovering and assuring them of their learning style. Students learn to ask probing question with the research guiding the direction...

...any environment. By utilizing my character, beliefs, and integrity, I will stand firm against any obstacle that is in front of me. The feeling of accomplishment and knowing that I am setting the foundation for my family is vital as well. I feel that I always want to be enrolled in school and be affiliated...

Teaching is the art of facilitating the academic and personal confidence of each student according to their individual strengths and goals.... I teach by example. As I read out loud, I would also vocalize what's going on in my head; the self-questioning. Ask students to listen to audiobooks and more independent reading of things they find interesting. Differentiate between reading a textbook and reading literature.

I have 30 years experience in the banking industry in regulatory compliance, audit, financial modeling and risk management. I am also a college professor.

...I tutored accounting in Oklahoma State University's accounting tutoring center, and enjoyed working with other students to solve problems, answer questions, and break down complicated concepts. I am passionate about helping people of any age achieve their goals by tutoring economics, CPA preparation, managerial accounting, and financial accounting. In my spare time, I enjoy reading,...

...He, and I am currently a sophomore at Dartmouth College. I am a double major in Economics modified with Computer Science and English, so I have a broad range of experiences with both liberal arts and stem. I look forward to working with you, and if you have any questions about applying to college don't...

...believe that learning is a lifelong process, one that is not confined to the classroom but continues throughout our lives. This belief shapes everything I do in the classroom. I see myself not only as an educator but also as a continuous learner, always seeking new ways to engage, inspire, and connect with my students....