Hi, Im from Venezuela, currently living in Houston, Texas. I have been teaching languages for more than 7 years. Im fluent in English and French. I would be more than happy to help you to improve your Spanish and French skills.With my students I like give them confidence, being more than a tutor, just a real human being as they are. Life is too short to be normal! Welcome to my lessons! :)

I am a cum laude graduate from Rowan University. I received my Bachelor's degree in the Field of Early Childhood Education, with a certification to teach students with disabilities. In addition I hold a Bachelor of Communications in Writing Arts. While at Rowan I had the opportunity to work with a wide array of students at the elementary level, each with unique learning styles and preferences. On top of my elementary experience I also have tutored college, and ESL students in the area of writing. I am most passionate about language arts and literacy, as I have found that if a student is confident in their ability to read and write, they improve across the curriculum. Since graduation I have gone on to teach third grade in an inner city school district, with many struggling learners. I strive to engage all learners in their own education, by using an individualized approach that works best for them. Seeing a smile on a students face when they realize that they are learning, the pride and confidence they feel makes everybody's hard work worth it. Aside from teaching I enjoy writing, reading for pleasure, being outdoors, and of course baseball.

I love meeting people from other countries and help them learn to communicate effectively in English. My favorite subject to tutor is accent modification, a fancy way to say "a method to help students sound more American in their speech patterns? Ever feel like you're not being understood? That's what I tutor!

I attended NYU for my undergraduate studies and I am currently finishing up my graduate studies at LIU Brooklyn. It is my belief that education is the key to improving our communities. As educators it is not our job to give our students the answer, rather it is our duty to teach them how to be critical and independent thinkers. I am currently a high school Special Education English teacher. I became a teacher because I believe in the potential of all learners and understand that not all learning happens the same way. I am a passionate and dedicated person who constantly strives to better myself and my practice.

I recently graduated from Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK High School. I am entering Rice University in the Fall, where I will be studying Applied Math and Bioengineering.I grew up with numbers. I attended Russian School of Mathematics every weekend for many years. I partook in AwesomeMath during summer 2020, and won awards for math research. I teach arithmetic, algebra, geometry, precalculus, trigonometry, calculus (AP Calculus A/B, AP Calculus B/C, college calculus), and statistics.I also offer ACT tutoring. Additionally, I teach beginner's chess, psychology, and physics: mechanics. Entrust me to be your tutor and I will not disappoint: I will bring a teaching passion to our lessons and help you love the course content.To learn more about my qualifications, check out my website: https://michael-khalfin.github.io/michael-khalfin-cv/

I have always been a reflective person, so when it comes to teaching I am one who reflects often, thoughtfully, and intuitively. I believe that when working with student it is essential to help each student become reflective and metacognitive about their own learning. If students are reflective in their learning process they will be able to advocate what they need to continue learning, they will be able to understand how to seek out knowledge, and they will become life-long learners as a result.

Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with a 10 year track record in project leadership, student training and mentoring.

I am from the United Kingdom originally where I also read law/psychology earning a JD/LLB and a PhD. My family and I have been in the US for about 10 years.I love teaching. I come from a family of teachers and educators and got my first experience in a classroom full of gifted students with learning difficulties. I have enjoyed the experience of teaching since. My experience spans community college students to undergraduate and graduate learners. I currently have about 15 Doctoral/Research students for whom I serve both as Mentor and Dissertation Chairperson.I enjoy the opportunity to be a mentor. In fact, I relish the experience and have realized that I learn as much from my students as they do from me.I am currently on a sabbatical from my university where I serve as a law professor. I am in the middle of two books on law/psychology and a science fiction novel about artificial intelligence.In my spare time, I research and write. With a penchant for classical music and horse riding, I find it useful to temper my scholarly exuberance with some distractions such as driving fast and far to clear my mind. I also operate, with some very able and committed colleagues, a Not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting people get into gainful employment.

As someone who has endured multiple standardized tests and successfully completed high school and college, I understand the importance of tutors.

Hello! My name is John Roche an I am an accounting tutor. I am 23 years old and grew up in Portsmouth, RI.I did my undergrad in accounting at Merrimack College in North Andover, MA and I received my MSA from Notre Dame in South Bend, IN.While at Notre Dame I was a tutor for student athletes.I currently work full time as a public accountant in Big 4 as an international tax associate.My tutoring style is to be very thorough and ensure that you will be prepared for each topic and all the possible questions and variations that could come out of each topic.I am also a big believer understanding the theory behind each topic and concept. I do this by using real world examples. Which also keeps things very entertaining and engaging.

Hi, Im from Venezuela, currently living in Houston, Texas. I have been teaching languages for more than 7 years. Im fluent in English and French. I would be more than happy to help you to improve your Spanish and French skills.With my students I like give them confidence, being more than a tutor, just a real human being as they are. Life is too short to be normal! Welcome to my lessons! :)

I am a cum laude graduate from Rowan University. I received my Bachelor's degree in the Field of Early Childhood Education, with a certification to teach students with disabilities. In addition I hold a Bachelor of Communications in Writing Arts. While at Rowan I had the opportunity to work with a wide array of students at the elementary level, each with unique learning styles and preferences. On top of my elementary experience I also have tutored college, and ESL students in the area of writing. I am most passionate about language arts and literacy, as I have found that if a student is confident in their ability to read and write, they improve across the curriculum. Since graduation I have gone on to teach third grade in an inner city school district, with many struggling learners. I strive to engage all learners in their own education, by using an individualized approach that works best for them. Seeing a smile on a students face when they realize that they are learning, the pride and confidence they feel makes everybody's hard work worth it. Aside from teaching I enjoy writing, reading for pleasure, being outdoors, and of course baseball.

I love meeting people from other countries and help them learn to communicate effectively in English. My favorite subject to tutor is accent modification, a fancy way to say "a method to help students sound more American in their speech patterns? Ever feel like you're not being understood? That's what I tutor!

I attended NYU for my undergraduate studies and I am currently finishing up my graduate studies at LIU Brooklyn. It is my belief that education is the key to improving our communities. As educators it is not our job to give our students the answer, rather it is our duty to teach them how to be critical and independent thinkers. I am currently a high school Special Education English teacher. I became a teacher because I believe in the potential of all learners and understand that not all learning happens the same way. I am a passionate and dedicated person who constantly strives to better myself and my practice.

I recently graduated from Plainview-Old Bethpage JFK High School. I am entering Rice University in the Fall, where I will be studying Applied Math and Bioengineering.I grew up with numbers. I attended Russian School of Mathematics every weekend for many years. I partook in AwesomeMath during summer 2020, and won awards for math research. I teach arithmetic, algebra, geometry, precalculus, trigonometry, calculus (AP Calculus A/B, AP Calculus B/C, college calculus), and statistics.I also offer ACT tutoring. Additionally, I teach beginner's chess, psychology, and physics: mechanics. Entrust me to be your tutor and I will not disappoint: I will bring a teaching passion to our lessons and help you love the course content.To learn more about my qualifications, check out my website: https://michael-khalfin.github.io/michael-khalfin-cv/

I have always been a reflective person, so when it comes to teaching I am one who reflects often, thoughtfully, and intuitively. I believe that when working with student it is essential to help each student become reflective and metacognitive about their own learning. If students are reflective in their learning process they will be able to advocate what they need to continue learning, they will be able to understand how to seek out knowledge, and they will become life-long learners as a result.

Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt with a 10 year track record in project leadership, student training and mentoring.

I am from the United Kingdom originally where I also read law/psychology earning a JD/LLB and a PhD. My family and I have been in the US for about 10 years.I love teaching. I come from a family of teachers and educators and got my first experience in a classroom full of gifted students with learning difficulties. I have enjoyed the experience of teaching since. My experience spans community college students to undergraduate and graduate learners. I currently have about 15 Doctoral/Research students for whom I serve both as Mentor and Dissertation Chairperson.I enjoy the opportunity to be a mentor. In fact, I relish the experience and have realized that I learn as much from my students as they do from me.I am currently on a sabbatical from my university where I serve as a law professor. I am in the middle of two books on law/psychology and a science fiction novel about artificial intelligence.In my spare time, I research and write. With a penchant for classical music and horse riding, I find it useful to temper my scholarly exuberance with some distractions such as driving fast and far to clear my mind. I also operate, with some very able and committed colleagues, a Not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting people get into gainful employment.

As someone who has endured multiple standardized tests and successfully completed high school and college, I understand the importance of tutors.

Hello! My name is John Roche an I am an accounting tutor. I am 23 years old and grew up in Portsmouth, RI.I did my undergrad in accounting at Merrimack College in North Andover, MA and I received my MSA from Notre Dame in South Bend, IN.While at Notre Dame I was a tutor for student athletes.I currently work full time as a public accountant in Big 4 as an international tax associate.My tutoring style is to be very thorough and ensure that you will be prepared for each topic and all the possible questions and variations that could come out of each topic.I am also a big believer understanding the theory behind each topic and concept. I do this by using real world examples. Which also keeps things very entertaining and engaging.