Award-Winning Math Tutors in Osceola County, FL

I love to see the light bulb click on. When the student finally grasps, understands, and comprehends the math after so much struggle makes it rewarding for both.... Do what you must to transfer math concepts. Start with homework... strengths and weaknesses will eventually appear.... It depends on the student. The bottom line is that the student must practice.

...forward, I am currently an AmeriCorps member serving as a high school tutor in Orlando. The ability to listen, recognize conceptual difficulties, and identify different approaches to teach topics is a skill I noticed from my own mentors and is now something I practice on a daily basis with my students. In addition to my...

...GPA. I have always enjoyed learning and teaching math and other subjects to students, friends, and siblings. I believe that learning can and should be fun, it's all about how you look at it. I am an outgoing, determined, and hard working individual who believes that together anything is possible, we just have to be...

...in Indianapolis, IN, I moved to Florida. For nine years, I taught high school Math courses such as Algebra, Geometry, Math for College Readiness and many more. This past year I moved to Miami and have been the Math Coach in a middle school. Throughout my teaching career, I have tutored many students along the...

I want to change how the world views math!... As an instructor, I view myself as a guide, leading the students to develop unique points of view and the ability to critically analyze material. To be a successful learner, students must possess a comprehensive mix of interest and aptitude in the subject. Individual students will demonstrate differences in the classroom depending on their reasons for learning, their personality, their background, and their skill level. Keeping these differences in mind, I strive to vary my teaching style to accommodate the diversity of my students. I am always looking for new teaching strategies that work with my subject field. Teaching is both a privilege and a responsibility. As the students’ guide, I believe it is important to understand their motivations for taking the class and their preferred method of learning. My role is to help students to find questions, not just answers, and to learn new ways of discovering knowledge.

...received my Masters of Science in Educational Leadership from Walden University. I have taught children for over 12 years ranging from Pre-K to fifth grade. While I am familiar with all subjects taught in elementary school I am especially passionate about teaching children to be successful readers and writers.. I have privately tutored children with...

...fallen hand-in-hand with that passion of mine. When I work with students I don't want them to think of the work as a burden but more so as a stepping stone in their educational process. All students should want to push themselves to be their very best, and I look forward to motivating my students...

...passion for knowledge - how to attain it and how to share it. Nothing leaves me as fulfilled as seeing a student's face light up in comprehension, to see the gears turn and connections form in their head. In terms of tutoring style, I emphasize a program of guided analysis. Each problem is broken down...

...about them, which comes with being a teacher. When I started out in school I didn't possess many of my current interests, nor could I foresee that they would later lead me towards the dream of living and immersing myself in a European culture to do the type of learning which is active and authentic,...

...who decided to go back to school much later in life. It helped me discover a multitude of different learning styles and how to communicate to a wide breadth of individuals. Outside of work, I enjoy running and going to the beach! I moved to Florida in early January, and I absolutely love this sunshine...