Award-Winning Middle School Tutors in West New York, NJ

...Science in Neuroscience (4.0 GPA). I have been teaching professionally for 7 years now, ranging from phonics to AP classes to SAT prep. My most common subjects are Algebra, Biology, and Organic Chemistry. I love getting to know new students, assessing their learning styles, and helping them through different and difficult coursework.

...the most important thing." My name is Javonte Pye and I'm currently in my first year of a bachelor degree in graphic design. My passion is knowledge and I love teaching others. My main strength is English but I am pretty adept at math up to the high school level. I can't wait to help...

...substitute teaching/teaching for about 19 yrs. I've worked with both Special Ed and General Ed students. I have 3 kids of my own, my oldest is 11 and my youngest is 18 months. I majored in Psychology and minored in Math while getting my Elementary certificate in NJ. I am also highly qualified in Middle...

...UVA. I'm originally from the Washington, DC area, but I currently live in NYC where I work as a research analyst at a healthcare real estate investment trust. My first job at 16 sparked my passion for teaching, when I was a math instructor at Mathnasium. I taught all levels of math through Calculus AB/BC to...

...taking skills. Every standardized test boils down to a game of strategy, which everyone can practice and win. I am a firm believer in the importance of cultivating joy and passion in each and every learning experience. I understand that everyone learns differently and every concept can be understood in a variety of ways. I...

...foster equity, opportunity, and access within education. I love to learn WITH students while facilitating their academic growth. I think the most exciting part about teaching and tutoring is seeing the impact of academic growth and personal growth within students lives. I cant wait to work with you and grow with you!

...behavioral coder had really allowed me to develop a unique skill of being able to analyze and be alert to body language and verbal ques that may normally go unnoticed. As a graduate student pursuing medicine, I am patient and acknowledge the dedication and work ethic it takes to do well academically. In my free...

...minor in Mathematics. While at Oberlin, I tutor math in the elementary and middle schools there. While in high school, I worked as an SAT math and english tutor. I am passionate about teaching math to young children because I think so many people have had negative experiences learning math when they were young. I...

...am a native speaker of both English and French. I have experience tutoring as a student intern in my senior year of high school, and as a private tutor for elementary school students. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I specialize in Reading, Writing, History, and conversational French. I try to impart my...

...the masses for the social betterment of communities. I transcribed the twenty interviews that I narrated in my thesis. Interviewees consisted of political figures, community board and district leaders, federal intervention program employees, and staff members of institutional political science or urban studies departments. I would be an unending privilege to educate myself about the...

...to teach small classes preparing students for the standardized Massage Board Exam (MBLEx). My Varsity students have said they make substantially more progress with me than with other tutors. I believe this is because I encourage my students to get to get to know how they learn. This trains the most important aspects of executive...

...able to have access to quality tutors (we were all graduate students at the University of Chicago) to help put them on equal footing. Over the years since I've helped colleagues study for the GMAT or apply to business school, some more arcane areas of business and economics like Econometrics, Regression Analysis, Accounting and Finance....

...as worked as a visiting lecturer. For last 5 years I am working in the field of education in NJ. Since 3 years I am conducting Math summer camps for Middle school students. I enjoy teaching Pre-algebra, Algebra1 and regular middle school Math. My Math lessons are very interactive, lively and has lots of practice....

I love working with kids and have tutored before, as well as been a teacher's assistant at my art and music school. I absolutely love helping students and making what is difficult easier, and at least a little...

...The College of New Jersey. I have found the career where my passion and skill set work seemlessly to provide me an opportunity to teach Deaf individuals about the STEM subjects through American Sign Language. I have experience working with students who are hearing, Deaf and Hard of Hearing. I have worked with students from...

...others. My favorite authors are Sylvia Plath, Hanya Yanagihara, and Donna Tartt. I recently graduated from New York University with degrees in global public health and sociology, as well as a minor in Media, Culture, and Communications. I hope to continue my academic career in law school either this fall or in 2022 (if I...

...2. Leading up to my time in education I worked at a local YMCA for over five years, starting as a Camp Counselor and working my way up to Assistant Camp Director. I am comfortable tutoring elementary subject and middle school subjects, particularly math. I also tutor Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 and Probability. I...

...teacher and Teacher of Students with Disabilities. While I love to teach Reading and Writing, I also enjoy supporting students in other subjects such as Social Studies, Math, and Science. My goal as a tutor is to help students identify areas for improvement and provide them with the tools and support to improve in those...

...year of high school to a 9th grade English class and gave extra attention to students with special needs and made sure that they understood the concepts of the day. I now am a teacher's assistant to a college level classical Indian music class where I have been teaching, creating assessments, and meeting with students...

...Students should not be thought of as mindless individuals just waiting to be filled with knowledge by their teachers. Quite the opposite; students should be viewed as individuals who can contribute to the classroom, sharing and gaining knowledge from each other. Students need guidance and not just lectures only. Education is not solely academic; the...