Award-Winning PSAT Tutors in El Monte, CA

...my greatest strengths to be in English, History and French due to my academic background. I did, however, receive extensive tutoring for the SSATs and SATS and thus have strong knowledge of sure-fire techniques to help students master those tests. Though always friendly with my students, my style is primarily efficient; I use conversation and...

...standardized test preparation and writing. I believe that great test takers are made, not born. Anyone can improve your SAT or LSAT score with the right practice and guidance. I like to use a teaching method similar to how I would teach a sport by simplifying the concepts and strategies necessary into manageable terms, and...

...question. That way, you're not tripped up during exam time when wording or variables change. More than this, I try to keep the experience fun, laid back and free of frustration. Every student has their own approach to learning, but I'll work at your pace and your style to get you on track.... I try to help my students fully engage with the material. In my view, rote memorization is basically like carrying a heavy weight and dumping it as soon as you don't need it anymore. That just adds stress to your life, and that mindset leaves you in a bad position to actually retain information. If you're actually understanding the subtext of what you're learning, be it the ebb and flow of an essay or the historical context of Jimmy Carter's one-term presidency, tutoring flies by a lot more quickly.

...about tutoring is that I get the chance to explore multiple teaching methods in order to find a method that works for each individual student. I have come to realize that everybody learns in different ways and at a different pace, and it is my job to accommodate each student’s needs. I establish a connection...

...contexts. I found myself continuously drawn toward the academic realm, and in January of 2012 I entered a Master of Arts and teaching credential program in Special Education at the California State University, Dominguez Hills. For the past three years, I have been tutoring students in elementary, middle school, and early high school subjects, with...

...publishers, many in collaboration with well-authorities in science, business, sports, and medicine. I've learned a great deal about writing and critical reading. I love to share what I've learned with students who need to express their thoughts and feelings clearly and convincingly. The ability to do that is of course very important in college application...

...and also, spent two months working as an English teacher at an elementary school in Sao Paulo, Brazil. I enjoy tutoring in a broad range of subjects, but specialize in Mathematics (from elementary school level to college Calculus) and English (including reviewing essay writing and teaching critical reading). Having also participated in test preparation programs,...

...Having recently completed my M.S. in Global Medicine from USC, I plan to attend medical school while continuing my work as a tutor, and look forward to working towards improving health care access and delivery. As a tutor with over 2 years of professional experience, I am dedicated to my students and strive to teach...

...or a science writer, perhaps both. I used to work in a children's museum in Maine as well for two years, so I love working with kids. I love reading, anything outdoors--hiking biking, skiing, backpacking. I love traveling, and am interested in languages. I've studied Spanish for five years and started studying Russian. I used...

...through dialogue and questions, to ensure that they are truly comprehending and not simply repeating what I have said, and also so that they develop skills for learning new material and taking tests in general. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing volleyball and singing in choirs, as well as exploring all the interesting things there...