Award-Winning Mandarin Chinese Tutors in Suffolk, VA

I am a native Chinese speaker. I have been in the U.S. for three years now, and I am currently attending school in VCUarts. I love to help people; it makes happy. I hope I could help you to learn what you want and achieve the goal. Let's make it happen!

I graduated from UCLA with a BS in Mathematics and a M.Ed in Teaching. Teaching has always been my passion, ever since I was an undergraduate student. I have extensive teaching experiences in a variety of math levels. I enjoy working with young people so they can be inspired to pursue math/science related fields in the future. I am also an experienced Mandarin instructor and would love to help you learn my language.

...of education and made me want to delicate more time to help students in need. I'm extremely passionate about my academics, especially math. I believe that the education system makes math seem intimidating, so not only do I want to help students understand math, but I also want them to see the beauty behind it. I am also a good writer, having won a writing award at my college that is only given to less...

...me to understand better different students’ needs as well as as well as their obstacles in study. I also teach Chinese at Norman, my learning and teaching experience in English helps me comparing the differences between the two languages, it also facilitates my understanding and teaching of both languages. I’m patient with students because I know language learning is not one-time issue, I believe interest is the best key for mastering a language. For me,...

...and better understand sentence structure. No matter what ages my students are, I like to use games and role playing to practice with them, because it's fun and applicable to real-life conversations. I like to have students practice writing and discuss the history and background of the Chinese culture, so they can understand the meaning of the Chinese characters and language in a better way. If students don't understand the history, Chinese can be hard...

...Russian), math (through calculus), intro micro- and macroeconomics, Statistics, and test prep (ACT, SAT, GRE, APs, and select IB subjects). I also have experience tutoring graduate students with ESL. I love getting to know my students and understanding how they study best. I tailor my teaching style and methods to each individual, and sometimes I find that the most effective way to learning is to have the student teach it back to me. I always...

...Since that first tutoring experience, I always knew that I wanted to work with students to help them better understand their course material. In college, I worked with many classmates who were struggling in Chinese by having regular conversations with them and showing different methods of learning the languageit's much easier than you think, I swear! Chinese is my favorite subject to tutor. Not only is the language itself beautifully methodical, but also the experience...

...Physics then in my very first year; I was also selected to be the Biomedical Engineering Problem Solving Team Leader--which is a tutoring job but more then simple tutoring. I conduct weekly review sessions with teams of biomedical engineering underclassmen, helping them on concepts and homework. I also lead reviewing and clarify core concepts for Introduction to Biomedical Engineering course. Beyond tutoring academically, I assist students with their assimilation into college life as well. I...

...experiences that I have had in my preferred subjects. Having the ability to use what I have learned in realistic settings has helped me to learn how to apply what I have been taught and shown me what areas to focus improving on. My hope is to help all the people I tutor to gain confidence in their subjects, and to be able to use said subjects in a 'real world' setting.... I believe that every student can succeed. It is just a matter of finding the right teaching method, uniquely suited to the student’s mindset. I also believe that positive thinking goes a long way in helping sharpen focus, and interest in subjects that students are less fond of.

...the Chinese language and culture with the rest of the world, and so after growing up in Xiamen, China, I decided to move to the United States for further education and employment! I have been in the US for four years now, become completely fluent in the English language, and have earned a Masters of Education degree from Rutgers University in Foreign Language Education. I am certified to teach Chinese in public schools. I love...