Award-Winning Mandarin Chinese Tutors in Sandy, UT

...America from living in Taiwan. I have been speaking Mandarin Chinese for 13 years of my life, 2 of which I spent acting as a translator for visitors while I was living in Taiwan. Chinese is my life, I have been learning since I was in 3rd grade. I am very passionate about the language....

...of my AP Chemistry credit. However, since my time as a tutor, I have also been a teaching assistant at BYU for the past couple of semesters. As a TA, I grade plenty of papers and actually help students to improve their writing skills, so I am very confident in tutoring students in anything related...

I am a Chemical Engineering Student at Brigham Young University, I'm happy to help with any chemistry or math, but can also help in other areas of study.

...earned an associate's degree in French language from Southwestern College in Chula Vista, CA. Other than that, I have been studying Mandarin Chinese since early 2015, Italian since 2007, and grew up speaking Spanish and English at home. I have been tutoring in several of these languages since 2010, and hope not only to help...

...a lot of things. Here are some of the classes I have taken: Calculus 1, 2, 3, Discrete Mathematics, Linear Algebra, Intro to Data Structures, Projective Geometry, Advanced Calculus, Abstract Algebra, Bayesian Data Analysis, etc. I have tutored colleges students in maths for more than two years now. I managed to explain and clarify math...

...been tutoring various academic subjects for the past five years. At some point in school, all of us are frustrated or discouraged by difficult or confusing concepts. Usually, we consider subjects difficult or tedious when we don't understand them. My passion is to help you find a way to appreciate and understand those subjects, whatever...

...experience in Math, ACT prep, SAT prep, ESL, and High School sciences. My favorite subject to tutor is Math because a lot of people have bad experiences with math teachers and I love trying to be a good teacher to show that Math isn't always that bad. I think that I am here to teach...

...committed to helping students excel in their classes. Having completed most of my classes for my life sciences degree, I am quite familiar with the little tricks and tactics to use in order to do well in your classes. I use simple analogies and practice problems that will sufficiently prepare you for exams and homework.

...will for sure let you know about them! So much easier than rote memorization! But what if school isn't your thing? That you are a slow learner? Here's the great part, That's what I thought about myself!s I barely graduated high school and now I'm studying to be a Professor of Asian languages at the...

...are specific things I would do to scaffold a student. A vague, difficult concept can become clearer if it is being explained with examples or illustrated with something visual. To elicit deeper thinking, I would ask students open-ended questions. The opening question of my tutoring, for example, is typically used to bring students mind to...