Award-Winning Middle School Tutors in Glendale, AZ

...Arizona State University, computer-based classes for English proficiency, and I volunteered through VISTA Americorps with Refugee Resettlement of State of Arizona Department of Economic Security. I grew up loving books and reading, but learned more about writing when my dear son went to a charter school that used classical education curriculum. I came to see exactly why 'prep school' is preparation for college academics. Once a person really comes to understand how to write a...

...at Arizona State University in 2024. I have worked with many students, while in college, I worked as a Teaching Assistant, Student Grader, and even volunteered as a peer mentor. I would like to be a support for students who may be struggling and want someone who will be patient and understanding with them, and someone they can feel comfortable around. I have experience working with students in English and Anthropology/Archaeology classes.

Being creative is one of the most important parts of our lives. I believe that everyone should have a creative outlet, whether that be music, art or anything that can let your mind run free.

...a Masters in Education. I have lived out of the country in Venezuela, Costa Rica, Panama, and India and traveled to many other countries as well. I studied Spanish throughout High School and Hindi while I lived in India. I love to learn and teach about other cultures and also English as a Second Language. I believe that when I am passionate about what I am teaching, the student will also be passionate about learning....

...of Tutoring. My extended training is in literacy with particular focus on teaching students who are special needs: dyslexic, ADHD, autistic, as well as neurotypical students who are seeking advanced placement. My literacy credentials include a certificate in adult learning reading and comprehension. To help struggling students: I focus on understanding their specific challenges, providing tailored support, and building a positive learning environment. This involves identifying areas where the student needs help, offering personalized instruction,...

...2014, where I received my B.A. in Psychology and obtained a double minor in French and Forensics and Criminality. Currently, I am working on my Masters of Social Work and will pursue a PhD after graduation. I enjoy working with people but especially students. I have worked with children since high school and in my last occupation, I worked with children who suffered from behavioral problems. I value education and as part of working with...

...more confident in subjects that may seem challenging at first. I tutor Math, Reading, and SAT preparation. While I enjoy all these subjects, Math is my favorite. I love the logic, the step-by-step nature of solving problems, and the sense of accomplishment that comes with finding the correct solution. It's like solving a puzzle, which is another thing I love. My teaching style is supportive, engaging, and patient. I believe in adapting my approach based...

...a long term substitute. That year I covered for 8th grade science and math, and 7th grade ELL for about six weeks each. The following two years I taught 6th and 7th general science. I then moved on to teaching high school. My first year as a high school teacher I taught Earth and Space Science at the freshmen level. The second year I moved on to teach both Biology, and Anatomy & Physiology. I...

...friends and colleagues in my classes to entire classrooms of middle and high schoolers through STEM programs and outreach activities. It was through the last two that I enhanced my creative teaching methods both for young and adult students. In my spare time I enjoy traveling, reading, going to the movies, and practicing sports like soccer, ultimate frisbee and jiu jitsu. I look forward to assist those willing to learn and better themselves!

...Electronics. I have a passion for math and science and I enjoy reading non-fiction. I have helped students prepare for Elementary Math competitions (Noetic, Kangaroo Math). I enjoy tutoring and it's rewarding when I see students succeed. Students and parents will find me patient, perseverant, and a good listener. My first step is to build a trustworthy connection with the student. My philosophy is to adapt myself according to students with a two-way interaction to ensure...

...students in growing towards their full potential. It is my life's work to share my gifts, and enable students to discover and share their own. As they discover their gifts, they can impact the world, and they will then truly understand their unique value. I have a Bachelor of Science in Vocal Choral music Education, and I am in my 15th year as a certified K-12 music educator. I have taught, general music, as well...

...Knowlton Award for mu contributions to the intelligence community and had the honor of my badge and credentials being retired. I was also awarded the Bronze Star Medal, the Army Commendation Medal, and numerous other medals and decorations. I formerly served as Vice Chairman of the City of Surprise Audit Committee and Chairman of the City of Surprise Board of Trustees. I also served on the Maricopa County Board of Trustees. I'm a member of...

...been teaching for 15 years. I have worked with both general education students as well as students with disabilities. My experience includes grades Pre-K to 8th grade. I try to understand the student's perspective as well as constantly maintain a positive learning environment. I am a firm believer in building a student's confidence. When a student is confident, they can achieve their goals. It is my job to support my students and assist them in...

With a combined 10 years of teaching, mentoring and coaching, I am looking for an opportunity to expand my work and continue to sharpen my craft as an educator. I specialized in teaching intermediate Math and English to all students, those in the mainstream classes as well as those with disabilities. I have a wide skillset to help any student gain access to the knowledge expected of them.

...my Bachelor of Arts in Education degree. I have previously taught third and fourth grade for seven years. I have taught ELA, math, science, and social studies. I am most passionate about teaching math. During my time in education I consistently used student data to develop my lesson plans and individualize learning. I was successfully able to lead students to exceed state averages on standardized testing scores in both ELA and math. I think it...

...college in my family; I have 6 brothers and 1 sister. So far, 4 of my brothers have followed my footsteps through higher education. My other 2 brothers are still in high school; my sister is still in elementary school. I have also instilled in them the importance of education so they will also follow in my footsteps. I am very passionate about reading and helping others. I have always been told that I am...

I am currently a student at Arizona State University majoring in Microbiology and on the pre-med track. As a prior NHS president in high school, I have a great amount of experience helping young learners with understanding different concepts especially Biology and Math! My strongest subjects are biology and chemistry and also would love to help high school students struggling in those subjects.

...courses and labs. I also taught an advanced lab for undergraduate Physics majors. After graduation, I taught for Phoenix college, Mesa Community College, Grand Canyon University and American Leadership Academy. My students have been from all ages and socioeconomic conditions. As far as teaching philosophy goes, I believe in the Socratic Method, which is that you learn best by asking questions. In my free time I watch movies, watch lectures on Wondrium, listen to music,...

...approach to tutoring is quite simple; after analyzing the student's strengths and weaknesses to create a mental record, I adapt my teaching style accordingly. In my free time, I love to work out at the gym, volunteer at Hospice, and watch movies. These are the activities that continue to motivate and push me. Lastly, I know that some students will either prefer a teacher-student interaction and some a student-student interaction. As long as the student...

...can be engaging and fun when students are encouraged to share their thoughts and ideas in an academic environment. My favorite response to students is, "What's your source?" and then having them find more sources to back up their answers becomes a fun exercise. I strongly believe in John Hatti's research that the key to student success relies upon both immediate feedback on the teacher's part and then reflection on the student's part.