Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Orlando, FL

...disadvantaged high school students. What I believe makes me a great tutor are the following: I frequently engage the class, I find ways to make learning fun for my students and give them examples of how their lessons apply to the world we inhabit, and I am very thorough in the material and diligently work, while being patient, to make sure each student is understanding the lessons because I know everyone has a unique way...

A current UCF student who loves everything math and computer science related. College is tough, and I want to share the tricks and secrets I've picked up along the way with other future engineers.

...results in my wish to succeed. All questions have definite answers; we just need to construct ways of reaching them. I have two years experience teaching High School math and over 3 years experience teaching college level math. I am known to be a calm, patient and understanding instructor amongst my peers. I know math isn't for everybody, but I can help somebody endure a math class and come to appreciate it.... My teaching philosophy is...

I am currently working on becoming a full time teacher. I am a Teacher's Assistant and have 4 children ranging from 16 to 3 years old. I enjoy working with them on their school work and have learned that everyone learns differently. I like explore what ways people learn and love seeing their ah-ha moments.

I am beginning my senior year the the University of Central Florida. My major is in finance. I have a 4.0 GPA and have been a tutor at my local high and middle school for the past 2 years. I look forward to helping more people!

...has led me to become a teacher and share all that I have learned and experienced. I have worked as an ESL teacher for the last year and I loved every minute of it. I especially love teaching students struggling with their confidence in any subject. I am an encourager, and I believe that learning should be fun! I also believe that if I can accomplish all that I have done in my life...so can...

...find a passion for learning a subject they might be struggling on. I believe that a positive mindset about learning is essential for getting past tough topics and exams. I love to make learning fun and enjoyable while also adjusting to cater to different learning styles. My favorite subjects are math and science and I tutor many classes within this scope including General Chemistry, Biology, and Algebra. Outside of being a student, I love to...

...a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about science, design, and writing. I have taught students at all grade levels. This includes helping struggling students overcome test anxiety, develop a growth mindset, and achieve measurable improvements in their academic pursuits. I also have experience working with students who learn differently. This also includes gifted and 2E students. Whether it is dysgraphia, dyscalculia or dyslexia, I love helping students discover tools that help them...

...I love hiking, traveling, and going on road trips. Since I'm majoring in Economics, after grad school I'm planning on specializing in international economics. I enjoy exploring new cultures and societies, and that's also where my love of history stems from. Although history isn't related to my major, I took AP World History and AP European History in high school and enjoyed those classes immensely. I think its important to have a well rounded scope...

...high school students with the Catholic Charities Refugee program in central Florida. It was not until high school that I realized that I had the potential to go to University and overcome all academic challenges. I am very passionate about students overcoming learning obstacles in life, in order to achieve their goals. I do believe in being flexible with a student's preferred learning method, however practice does make perfect. Outside of education, I enjoy kayaking,...

...facilitator and tutor, I believe that the classroom should be conducive to establishing such an environment in which the teacher is a guide, which promotes the active learning of the students. As a facilitator and tutor, I intend to provide adequate time and space to use materials that reinforce the lesson being studied, create an opportunity for individual discovery and construction of knowledge to occur and hands on-activities to apply the lessons taught.

...and mindfulness. Students need to be encouraged and supported during their learning in an understanding and empathic way. This way students will learn the content and the skill they need to succeed and in turn, I learn how to be a better tutor. I strongly believe that learning should be fun. That is why my teaching approach involves teaching content as well as teaching learning skills. All students are different, so should teaching.

...her son was 3 years older than me, I wasn't sure what to expect. The first day of tutoring I looked at his homework and said to him this looks pretty easy. After a few more sessions he told me he wanted to show me something, he pulled out a quiz he took and pointed at his %100. He told me it was the first %100 ever; I took out a $20 bill and told...

...subject in school and I love everything about the subject. I believe Economics is an essential subject for students to study and understand, and I am eager to help students to love Economics as much as I do. In addition to Economics, I also tutor Spanish. I grew up in South America, so I learned Spanish by immersion. My early days of teaching were devoted to Spanish. I taught elementary, Middle School, and High School Spanish.

...microsoft business applications. Additionally, I have taught Microsoft Office including Word, Excel and Power Point. My approach to tutoring is to first build rapport with students and then help them and work together to meet their academic goals. I also utilize a tutoring method where the student fully utilizes their critical thinking skills also known as the Socratic method. More importantly I realize that the practice of tutoring requires patience and understanding.

...a rewarding position in the tech industry. My academic journey began in high school, where I discovered a passion for challenging subjects like physics and advanced math, finding that the greater the difficulty, the more accomplished I felt. Now, my aim is to inspire and support fellow students on their educational paths. By sharing my experiences and knowledge, I hope to foster a community of learners who find joy in overcoming challenges.

...I would prefer more basic math and science, can help with reading and writing in Spanish, and am up for anything. I am graduating summer 2017 from Rollins, have recently started a company that I am securing contracts with right now, I love my dog, and I enjoy hanging out with friends every weekend. Disney is SO FUN. I like to spend my weekends there when I find the time. I used to horse ride...

...of essays. A most enjoyable time for me is assisting students who are seeking help with college searches, applications and their application essays. One of the best parts of tutoring and academic mentoring is watching and enjoying a student's self-confidence build. A person who is educated and self-confident is able to make better decisions, engage in the world, helpful to himself (or herself) and others. I strive for my students to experience an improved quality...

...in the Project Management and Program Management field, I am adept in creating new lesson plans and coaching students. Moreover, my on-the-job experience has afforded me a well-rounded skill set as an Instructor, including first-rate organizational and team building skills, I excel at: Supervision and Evaluation Lesson Planning Course Development Technology Integration Fiscal Accountability My teaching experience includes: PMP CERTIFICATION CLASS INSTRUCTOR : Classes include: Introduction to Project Management Project Management Framework Processes and Dependencies...