Award-Winning Phonics Tutors serving Atlanta, GA

...and science. My favorite subjects to tutor are reading and life sciences, as they are most intriguing to me. I believe that "excellence is the standard" and "to whom much is given, much is required." Success is not just achieved by dreaming, but work has to be put forth. I like to know how my students learn best, so that I am better able to meet their educational needs. I have observed that it can...

I'm a certified English Special Education teacher for grades K-12 and a certified General English Education teacher for grades 6-12. My goal is to meet your student at the level they are currently working on. Then, help them increase skills to grow in areas of learning that he or she struggles in to reach their educational goals.

...tutoring my peers. One key mindset to uphold when tutoring others is to be patient. Every student learns best in a unique way, and it is up to the tutor to personalize that experience and make the learning process as comfortable as possible. In a more relaxed setting, I've found that students tend to absorb more material. Outside of classes, I like to express myself through art. Whether it be drawing, arts & crafts, or...

Hello, my name is DaChelle Chenault. I have a BA in English Literature from Spelman College and a M.Ed in Early Childhood Education from Georgia State University. I taught in elementary schools for six years, and am currently teaching Adult ESL at Georgia Piedmont Technical College. I realize everyone does not learn the same. I love thinking outside of the box to help students get a better understanding in their problem subject areas.

...is so exciting to help students develop their abilities in these essential areas. I have 4 years experience as a reading interventionist and have worked with students from kindergarten to middle school. It's been wonderful to witness my readers grow in confidence. It is important for my students to know that everyone learns differently. I do all that I can to encourage each reader to feel comfortable and to take ownership of their learning.

...and creativity within others, and a motivational enthusiast. My goal is to help enlighten students by instilling a love of learning that will foster future academic and lifelong success. I have a passion for education and helping students through the learning process. I encourage learning by creating a sacred environment where students are free to express themselves, and showcase their gifts and accomplishments. I have experience in tutoring children, conducting after school programs, and lesson...

...I firmly believe that with a little encouragement, anyone can do and become anything! In a world where voices often emphasize limitations, I strive to be the voice that highlights potential and possibility. As TeTe Sonya to 13 nieces and nephews, as well as numerous children in my church family and community, I've made it my mission to serve as that encouraging voice whenever I can. During the pandemic, I had the opportunity to support...

...grade teacher and have been teaching for five years. This upcoming school year (2016-2017) will be my sixth year in education. During my career, I have taught pre-k, kindergarten, third grade, and currently fourth. I discovered that teaching was my passion as a young child. I can remember always wanting to play school with my friends. I believe every child has the ability to learn. Some children learn in different ways and at a different...

...the beautiful Northwest Parks. Outdoor education pedagogy emphasizes experiential education; in other words, encouraging students to explore, ask questions, and often times learning from mistakes. I believe, and have often personally seen evidence to support this, that mistakes are our best teachers. I don't want to lecture on the best way to solve a problem; you have plenty of time in the classroom for that. Instead, I would rather help you identify your own strengths...

...lessons and activities that not only keep them engaged but to also challenge their way of thinking in order to master the skill being taught. I am currently in my sixth year of teaching. I obtained my undergraduate and graduate degree from Georgia State University. The undergraduate degree is in the area of early childhood education with a dual certification in special education. My masters' degree is in behavior and learning disabilities. I currently attend...

...Language Arts (Reading, Writing, Grammar, Poetry) grades 6-12 - Reading, Phonics, Literacy Interventions grades K-12 - Executive Functioning Skills, Study Skills, and Organizational Strategies grades 6-12 I am particularly passionate about working with students and adults with dyslexia. My daughter is dyslexic, and I absolutely love her brain. The dyslexic brain has such an incredible ability to visualize in dimensions that most of us can't even comprehend. We are beginning to learn more about this,...

I am a retired Special Education teacher who has been retired three years now. I love teaching and have gone back to work two days at a Hybrid school. I love to read, explore the outdoors, and socialize with family and friends. I also knit and enjoy riding my bike.

...I don't just talk, I listen. I have taught and tutored students all around the world in places like Yemen, Singapore, China and South Korea to name a few and one thing's for certain; Children everywhere love learning new skills! The trick is, can the student access those skills, based on their background knowledge and ultimately make a product: A persuasive Essay, Poem, drawing, Vlog or Newsletter? Well, this is what I do! We will...

...in Early Childhood Education. I have worked with children in various capacities for 29 years as the mother of three adult children. I currently teach in the Henry County School system as the gifted support teacher. I have taught all types of learners in various settings and backgrounds. I've taught EIP self-contained, traditional classes, and previously tutored students one-on-one by parental request. I look forward to working with you and enjoying the success of your...

...about a person by examining what he or she reads. My favorite book is entitled, "Mindset" by Carol S. Dweck and it is unequivocally phenomenal. In order to provide you with a brief synopsis, I will simply say that it addresses two different mindsets, one is a "fixed" mindset and the other is a "growth" mindset. As a tutor, I am a firm believer in the "growth" mindset because I know that a person can...

...and before becoming a certified middle school teacher, majoring in Language Art and minoring in Social Studies, I spent several years as a recreation director. Each of my career choices helped me to employ Best Practices when it comes to tutoring. I prefer teaching K-3 subjects because these are a child's fundamental years and I want to make sure, the students I instruct have a strong foundation in the basics. I leave you with this:...

...Georgia State University where I received my Masters Degree in Early Childhood Education. Shortly thereafter, I received my Education Specialist Degree in Early Childhood from Walden University. I have been an elementary teacher for 17 years and I enjoy working with students to achieve academic goals while making learning fun. I believe that all students are capable of learning and should be afforded the opportunity to do so in their unique learning style and at...

...- working on my PhD. How knowledge has been used, historically - to keep people back, push others forward, is an example of its importance. We cannot know everything, but we can make a dent into some areas and see the importance of a subject in some way to our lives. I like to have a balance life and some subjects can be used as a stepping stone to another discipline in latter years, or...

...teacher after completing my certification. Art is my favorite subject to teach because I like the idea of encouraging all young people to have an aptitude in self-expression through creative means, even if they don't want to pursue art as a career. I love drawing, painting, reading, writing, cooking, and hiking. I also just love to help students reach their goals. Everyone learns differently. Through my experiences as a tutor, I've learned that there are...

...teacher for more than twenty years, both here in Georgia and in my native country, the Dominican Republic. Even though my career began in the field of law, I started teaching elementary school students at the age of 17. After finishing law, I decided to pursue a career in education, earning degrees in Early Childhood Education and Teaching of English to Young Learners in my native Dominican Republic and Great Britain. I have been tutoring...