Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Warwick, RI

...boring and unnecessary (along the lines of, "why should I learn something that happened already?"); in my view, history is alive and full of useful lessons that can be applied at the personal, national and societal levels, and I enjoy teaching this point of view to students, helping them to see history as a living, deeply relevant subject matter. My teaching philosophy can be summed in three words: never sit still. I don't see learning...

I recently graduated with a degree in Economics and decided to start tutoring as I have a bunch of free time. I feel very comfortable adapting my teaching style to fit each person's needs. In my free time, I love playing sports and I enjoy writing on my blog.

...Economics from the University of Maryland and have been tutoring since 2011. I have experience teaching a wide variety of subjects to various age groups and educational backgrounds. I have a love of Mathematics, History, and the Sciences, and would want nothing more than to share this passion with you. My motto is that anyone can learn anything! It all depends on how it is being taught and how much time students are willing to...

...CFA exam and both levels of the CAIA exam. I have long had a passion for teaching and pride myself on being able to distill complex topics into more understandable concepts. I have a lot of experience with standardized tests and have learned methods of study to optimize both understanding the knowledge base and learning key tips for synthesizing and answering questions. In my spare time I enjoy playing basketball, snowboarding, and reading fantasy books.

I am passionate about helping students learn about economics, math, history and anything else I can help with. I look forward to working with you!

...and GRE (including math and verbal sections for all these and the science section of the ACT), as well as SAT subject tests or AP exams in any of the above subject areas * College essays and applications My commitment is to offer you the following: - Aptitude: I scored a perfect 2400 on the SAT, 5 on ten AP exams across all subject areas, 170/170 on the quantitative section of the GRE and 168/170 on...

...Research, Advanced Legal Research, and Legal Writing, including using the Bluebook, CALR (computer-assisted legal research) and IRAC. I have provided guidance regarding certain questions of substantive law and general study skills. I am a graduate of Brown University with law degrees from Suffolk University Law School and Boston University Law School and a graduate degree in librarianship from the University of Rhode Island. I studied graduate level Linguistics at RI College, and my experience also...

...means a drill Sergeant ; ) I am also certified to Teach English as a Foreign Language, and as an Adult Basic Education Tutor. I also trained as a dog trainer. So I have a pretty broad range of knowledge and experience. I have taught thousands of soldiers in a variety of subjects and I would love to assist anyone here to learn more about any topic that interests them, or they just need to...

Rick is a veteran journalist and teacher. He has been teaching SAT preparation since 2003, and is currently teaching English at high school in Massachusetts. He is licensed in Massachusetts to teach English and History at the middle- and high-school levels. Rick's chief teaching strengths are in writing mechanics and reading comprehension. He is also highly knowledgeable of American history, government, politics, and civics.

I am enthusiastic about helping people feel confident about themselves while learning at their own pace and in their own way. I have taught students from third grade through college and especially like languages.

...demographics: K-12, college/university, returning students, ESL/ELL, gifted and/or reluctant learners, etc. I enjoy the challenge of stepping outside of my comfort zone in terms of teaching assignments, and I believe my passion for being in the classroom rubs off on my students. My teaching philosophy includes having a learner-centered growth mindset that takes into account students' social-emotional health and personalized learning needs. I enjoy both the in-person and virtual classroom, and am a passionate advocate...

...from Quinnipiac University with a major in Economics and a minor in English. Since graduation, I have worked in management and Human Resources. I have tutored math and English throughout my time at Quinnipiac University and enjoy helping students understand a subject that can appear intimidating. I believe that learning should be fun and I do everything I can to have meaningful tutoring sessions that take the stress out of learning a challenging subject.

...about education, I excel in ELA, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, and Pre-Calc. With a solid foundation in these subjects, I'm dedicated to guiding students from kindergarten to high school seniors. My aim is to enhance public speaking and teaching skills to create dynamic learning environments. I prioritize clear communication and innovative teaching methods, fostering a love for learning in all students. Committed to lifelong learning and empowering others, I'm excited to continue growing as...

...I have enjoyed learning and school. I did an adult literacy program in high school and have wanted to teach since then. I was particularly intrigued with Math as I enjoy figuring out problems. In college and after, Accounting and Taxes were my field of choice as they are a more in depth way of solving problems. I enjoy teaching others and take pride in being a patient teacher who is always looking for ways...

...find this not only increases the productivity of lessons but can improve focus as well as retention in previous concepts to allow students to more quickly build upon the knowledge they already have. Finally, I understand learning computer science can be dry at times, through my own journey in computer science I deeply understand this. I do my absolute best to make sure that while lessons are efficient with the student always coming out knowing...

...In addition to addressing different learning styles, flexibility is also a critical component to teaching. As an instructor, it is my job to ensure that learning is taking place all the time which is accomplished by breaking down barriers and observing my student's behaviors. While being prepared for class is critical, it is important to be able to deviate from the plan in order to ensure learning is taking place. No two students or classes...

...in which I tutor students is teachable. With the right technique and with smart practice, mastery is within everyone's reach. I rely on best-in-class techniques for standardized test preparation. I help students develop an appropriate concept of the test as a game with rules that make it beatable. My algorithmic approach equips students with a set of basic techniques to employ during the test, improving their confidence and maximizing the results of their practice. Finally,...

I believe every student is capable of performing at a level they can be happy about. The important step between where they are and where they want to be is figuring out the best way for them to understand the material on an intrinsic level rather than a cursory one.

...been teaching students in a variety of settings since 2001. Currently, I am the Associate Dean of General studies at a local college. However, I discovered my love of teaching while I was an adjunct teacher at Quincy College. While there, I taught Economics and Finance. I've also had the pleasure substitute teaching in both the Braintree and Quincy public school systems. As you may be able to tell, I love teaching Economics! It's a...

...professionals. All team members in that project were required to speak English and Spanish very fluently, and of course, write it as well. It is not an exaggeration to say that being bilingual opened more doors than the actual Computer Science degree. Many other colleges were very qualified to work on that "Houston project." Some of them were technically better qualified. The reason I was selected was for being bilingual. That was a strong card....