Award-Winning Phonics Tutors serving Baltimore, MD

Every student enters a classroom with varying talents and challenges. Tapping into what makes a child grow as a thinker and learner is what I'm entrusted with and am passionate about exploring each and everyday with my scholars.

I believe that teachers can shape a society and help it grow. Equal access to education is the most basic and fundamental right. It is the only profession that shapes all other professions.

...English Composition, Essay writing, organizational and note taking skills, to drums and guitar. I am also available to tutor in Spanish up through 1st year College level. I am committed to my student's success and do not believe in teaching to the assignment. I listen and ask questions to understand all of my student's challenges as well as strengths in our target subject. My teaching philosophy is to bring the student to the point where...

...I like different subjects, especially Spanish, since I am a native, but above all I really like incorporating new technologies to make the meeting more entertaining and above all, that my students can learn more and better. In my experience helping students with different types of difficulties to learn, especially to read and write (especially in the early years). I am passionate about education and learning opportunities for all, I consider it absolutely necessary for...

I am punctual, detail-oriented, and a great teacher! I would love to work with you!

...degree in International Studies and received my CELTA certification in March of 2018. I am excited to tutor because, in my opinion, the students who want to learn are the best students. Language requires practice and dedication, so I hope that my enthusiasm about English can inspire others to truly enjoy learning the language. I have studied many languages in my life and use the knowledge I have gained when teaching English. I think tutoring...

...short, I was hooked. While teaching that undergraduate literature course, I also began tutoring local high school students in standardized test preparation, and after only a few months, I increased more than twenty students' scores on both the ACT and SAT by an average of ten percent. After receiving my Master in Fine Arts Degree from the University of Maryland, I moved to Manhattan to join the New York City Teaching Fellows, earning a teaching...

...to share not only my knowledge but also the love of learning that my teachers instilled in me as a student. I have personally experienced the difference individual attention can have on a student; seeing teachers sit down and explain a subject to someone who is having difficulties is inspiring! In college, I would get excited not just about learning, but about conquering a subject after having a conversation with one of my professors about...

As an educator, my primary goal is to inspire and empower students to reach their full potential. I believe that education is the key to unlocking opportunities and creating a better future for individuals and society as a whole. With a background in teaching and a passion for lifelong learning, I am committed to fostering a positive and inclusive learning environment where all students feel valued and supported.

...For the past nine years, I have been teaching students and helping them to realize their goals. I have a Masters degree in Early Childhood Education, and I am certified to teach grades Preschool through Third. I have taught the following grades; kindergarten, first, third, prekindergarten and even preschool! This year my focus is on third grade math and science. I have also tutored students in grades first through third in math and reading. My...

...as a journalist for newspapers for two years after graduating before embarking on a teaching career. I am certified by the Maryland State Department of Education to teach secondary English to middle and high school students, and my years as an English teacher have offered many opportunities to make a positive impact on the lives of students. I have taught both middle and high school English for Baltimore County Public Schools, as well as middle...

...do it from planning to final draft. What about your first-year English class? Have you got to write a Rogerian argument? Maybe you have to analyze how someone used pathos, ethos, or logos to influence an audience; maybe you have to make a rhetorical argument to persuade your audience. No matter what kind of writing you encounter, the author's purpose should be clear. I will help you to plan and organize your work, including how...

...teaching English as a foreign in Brazil, and I have also tutored writing at the Washington English Center. My approach to second language teaching and writing is that students should always feel comfortable with making mistakes and that learning does not have to be painfully dullif you learn by making connections with things you are passionate about, you can do anything! I am a firm believer that contemporary media and personal interests can open doors...

...it just requires a safe, positive, engaging, and appropriately challenging environment. The key to student success is meeting them where they are, setting realistically high expectations, and teaching the "whole child." In order to teach the "whole child," I must develop and foster a strong connection with the student. My goal is not only to help them strive academically but also to grow as a life long learner and a more confident person. I was...

I believe that when given the proper support and guidance, all students can be successful. As a current educator, it is important to help build a student's growth mindset so that they can accept challenges and work through mistakes. It is my mission to help all students work to their fullest potential.

...kids for 10 years, in and out of the classroom. I am a University of South Carolina graduate who loves to help kids grow academically. I tutor German, English, Math and Art for various ages. I am an Artist myself, so art and creativity are my favorite subjects to teach. But I use my creative side to help come up with ways to teach all areas of study. As a kinesthetic learner myself, I like...

...immigrant, and a child who struggled in school. While all the other students got it, I just didn't . School was hard for me, and while I liked my friends, I hated the humiliation of just not getting it. What took others just moments to understand, took me hours to maybe just kind of get. It was exhausting! With the help of teachers, tutors, and my parents, I made my way through elementary school and...

...knowledge and teaching others, but not just plain old teaching, but educational equity. That is why I started my education career teaching students with Emotional Behavioral Disorders and students with Autism Spectrum Disorders directly after obtaining an undergraduate degree in Psychology. Since then, it has been over 10 years and I have a wide and varied teaching portfolio: I added a Master's degree specializing in Learning Disabilities, taught in the Middle Years and Diploma Programs...

...are the social sciences (History, Political Science, Economics, etc.). I have a BA in International Relations and Latin American Studies from Austin College and a Master's in International Development Studies from the London School of Economics. I am currently studying for a second Master's in International Affairs from American University. I have 4 years of experience as a private tutor and 2 years of experience teaching English as a Foreign Language in South Korea. I...

...understanding of what it means to be a teacher. A 'good teacher' has to be ready to change, to be willing to admit when an assignment or learning strategy has fallen short of the mark and when traditional teaching methods have to be reassessed and reformulated. A 'good teacher' grows with his or her students and all parties leave the classroom as more highly skilled learners and teachers than they were when they arrived. First...