Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Sunrise Manor, NV

I recently graduated from the Virginia Military Institute, and I hold a BA in Economics & Business. I am currently working for myself trading stocks during the day. I would prefer to tutor someone in Econ/Finance as that would be relevant for my profession. I am especially good at doing Micro/Macro and explaining how the curves move. I am good with Charts, Microsoft Excel, Fundamental Analysis of Companies, and the Stock Market.

...interpret certain problems; strange to some I know.I will be glad to tutor anyone in courses that require math and/or economic reasoning. Asking why and how a problem is done instead of just asking for the answer is what I'm looking for in a student. I can be of assistance for the whole semester or just for a test coming up for the class. As long as we are scheduling time to ask why and...

To support student learning and subject mastery by emphasizing the underpinnings of theories and their practical applications, through differentiation. Ultimately, subjects are much easier once one understands the expectations and methods being applied.

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...their dreams. I just became a Special Education Teacher and I obtained another Master in Education (M.Ed.) at the UNLV focused on Special Education & Behavioral Disorders. I am a living proof than even when you might be trying to master a new language, you can get great academic and life results! This personal experience and having fun during the learning process have been the key to finding ways to help others conquer their success...

...Educational Psychology. I also possess a Master of Business Administration degree. After spending a few decades in the manufacturing sector, I decided to come back to the field of education in order to contribute to posterity. I consider education imperative for future success, and my return to the field of education is a way of having a positive impact on tomorrow. Besides tutoring, I presently teach reading and writing at a major college. Additionally, my...

...employed as a staff accountant with Caesar's Entertainment in Las Vegas. I have recently completed my Master's in Accounting and am preparing to take the CPA exam. I am also working on my MBA as well as my Master's in Finance. I have extensive experience in a wide array of accounting, business, marketing, law, finance and management classes. I hope that I can help you better understand whatever it is you are having difficulty with.

...Learning, from Brain-Based modalities that respect All Learning Styles. Curriculum is important, but HOW information is shared and nurtured for long term retention is vital for integration of the material--even if it is just studying for an exam or becoming more confident in reading, writing or speaking. Supporting Social-Emotional well-being can enhance not only knowledge and understanding, but Well-Being, Self-Confidence and Self-Esteem, building a strong Long Term Memory knowledge integration & positive learning experiences now...

...I taught most curriculum in Accounting, Finance, Business Communications, and Forensic accounting classes. Teaching for almost 20 years provided a good foundation for tutoring students struggling to "make it through" college or high school. I mentored many students, worked as a tutor as needed, and always was available for my students. I loved teaching, and admired my students for getting a degree and setting a goal for their lives. I want to be apart of...

...difficult. I had to study every summer during college, just to keep up. As a teacher, I had to find ways to cover these limitations in the classroom. When I couldn't spell a word, I would allow the students to correct me if they caught my mistake. In college, if a professor turned his back to the class, I couldn't read his lips, which would cause me to miss information. These issues could have caused...

...currently a second year medical student in Las Vegas. I graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia where I received my degree in Biochemistry with minors in Psychology and Healthcare Management. I worked as an academic tutor in college tutoring student athletes in STEM courses. I have extensively tutored chemistry, physics, and mathematics courses. I really enjoy tutoring science courses and helping students understand difficult concepts. I have experience in taking and tutoring for the MCAT.

More often than not, I am able to build a quick rapport with children. I am focused, energetic and driven, but I still know how to have fun. I have been certified in a program called Love and Logic which teaches adults effective discipline. Learning should be multi-disciplinary. Often history, science, math and writing all blend together. The beauty is in getting student to see how they blend together.

...many hobbies that I am passionate about and share with others. I am a gardener who studies and grows different herbs and vegetables, that I use in making jams, salsa, salves, natural remedies, and juices. I have studied and do a variety of dances. I used to be a former Zumba Instructor. I am a belly dancer as well as dance with two Caribbean dance troupes in Virginia and the Virgin Islands. My students and...

...the students that she or he is teaching. An effective teacher has the ability to teach material to auditory, visual, read/write, and kinesthetic learners to the best of her or his abilities. A teacher also has the will and the ability to show proper emotion, realizing that genuine emotions are an effective and personal means of communication. And last but certainly not least, a teacher must know the importance of being humble. Teaching is a...

Former high school teacher and lifelong lover of learning and mathematics.

...to email me at tsanyude@asu.edu. We can start off the first mentor session getting to know a little more about your background and mine and diving into a background on data science and any questions you have about the curriculum. At a high level, I am passionate about data and love using tools like Python and R to understand the world around me better. I work as an analytics engineer. I studied business analytics at...

I am an undergraduate sophomore at Yale University. Though I have been in New England for the past couple of years, I am originally from Las Vegas, NV. Aside from my academic interests in Physics, Calculus, and Chemistry, distance running and flying are my two passions. I believe empathy to be the most important quality in a tutor and something I emphasize in my own tutoring.

As Senior College student and young Entrepreneur, I can relate to the challenges of studying. I've taught myself how the brain learns to be successful in my coursework, and I'm passionate about teaching. I do my best learning when I need to teach a subject from different angles of understanding.

Mathematics is a subject that I have thoroughly enjoyed throughout my school years and my teaching career. I am trying to challenge my students beyond the syllabus and explain the ideas and methods that I have learned over the past few years, helping me to develop my ability to communicate mathematically with other people. My favorite subjects to teach are Calculus AB and PreCalculus with Trigonometry.

...this fulfilling job as much as possible beyond receiving my degree! I received a 4.0 GPA (or higher if you count A+'s) in college in the prestigious W.P. Carey School of Business, so I am very well versed in other business subjects in addition to Economics. I am also going to be attending law school starting in the Fall of 2017 and thus am a prolific writer, speaker, and logical thinker. I also have experience...