Award-Winning Mandarin Chinese Tutors in Hampton, VA

...in Spring 2015. I have a degree in International Affairs with a concentration in public administration/emergency management and a degree in Chinese Language and Culture with a minor in English. I started tutoring in high school through National Honors Society and by working as a volunteer tutoring low-scoring FCAT students in academics and test prep. My university had a large foreign student population and outreach program, and I had the opportunity to make close friendships...

...moved to the United States at the age of 15. I attended high school in Atwater and became a tutor teaching physics and AP calculus. I am currently a second year student at San Jose State University, focused on earning bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Aviation. Physics is one of my favorite subjects because it is very relative to real life; most of phenomenal that we see around us can be...

...in Shanghai through high school before I attended Carleton College, where I received my Bachelor of Arts in Economics and a minor in Cross-Cultural Studies. I am a native Chinese Mandarin speaker. During my 4 years at Carleton College, I worked as a teaching assistant with the Chinese Language Department. I tutored students on a one-on-one basis to help them improve their spoken and written Chinese language abilities. My way of teaching is extremely flexible,...

I am now an undergraduate student in Northeastern University. By concentrating on Finance, I am able to handle different subjects from Finance. When I was studying in my high school, I was selected as a course tutor. My main job is to help students study in class materials and assignments. I am very outgoing and like music very much. Especially, I like to play saxophone in my leisure time.... My teaching philosophy is to learn knowledge in a fun way. Learning in relation to your interests is the most efficient way to study.

...to be a successful businesswoman. Therefore, I accomplished my bachelor classes in International Business in China. However, my goal has changed to be a teacher since I found I have a talent being a tutor while studying at Queens College in Flushing, NY. I have tutored in Mandarin to different age groups. Currently, I teach 5-12 grades Chinese at Livingston Chinese School in NJ. Honestly, I could always get some inspirations from those kids when...

...and science to humanity and business, and in each area I have won several awards. I am a clear, logical, and engaging speaker who can explain complex concepts in easily understandable terms, and relate them back to our daily lives. Beyond academics, I'm also involved in many activities such as piano performance, stocks pitching, and volunteering. I was in Varsity Basketball, Tennis, and Cross-Country team, and am an active skier always looking for exciting runs...

IF YOU WORK AT IT HARD ENOUGH, YOU CAN GRIND AN IRON BAR TO A NEEDLE.... Introduce each other, and let my student know that learning can be fun.... I will turn small homework and easy projects to games, and present it to my student. Learning can be fun.... Find motivation in each student. Personalize it. Make learning fun.... Patience is a must. Make learning fun for my student.... Make reading fun; create a game, or find easier or more interesting stories.

...ESL. My tutoring style is friendly and student-centered, and I like to put everything in an easy to understand manner so that students will be comfortable and interested in learning. I always like to get to know the students better and make connections with them, because I believe the trust between student and teacher will lead to the best learning outcomes. In my spare time, I like traveling the most, because it helps me to...

...with Master degree in Teaching English to the Speaker of Other Language. I also completed my Bachelor of Arts in Journalism in a top 20 university in China. For the last 5 years, I have been working with students in different fields of education. In 2010, I was a TV director in Hunan Education Television,China. The program I conducted was a fun TV show which recorded children's life experiences. In 2011, I went to Hungary...

...difference between 'learning' a language, and 'communicating' in a language. I took 5 years of German in High School, scored a 90 on my AATG Language Proficiency test, which is 'native speaker' level German. It was painful for me to have a casual conversation with a German speaker, because I had insufficient practical and casual speaking practice. Over the years, this early deficiency made me hesitant to practice and I eventually lost motivation to keep...