Award-Winning Psychology Tutors serving Osceola County, FL

...we studied. I understand you may also want to look at my notes to gauge how successful the tutoring session was, and to see what I reviewed with your child. You may want to even read the goals we wrote down and use my notes to help your child study, which is great! I am...

...undergraduate at the University of South Florida. I'm pursuing my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and frequently help my peers in the College of Engineering. I am most passionate about Computer Science, Mathematics, and other sciences. I enjoy helping struggling students because their education is something they will have their entire life. In my...

As a school psychologist I believe that all students can succeed but they might need different approaches to learn the subject matter.

I am a graduate from the Saint Leo University with a Bachelors in Psychology (with double minor in Economics and Sociology) and a Masters in Counseling Psychology with a...

I am very knowledgeable in a lot of different subjects. Primarily Spanish and Accounting is my new favorite subject. I have two years of teaching both Spanish and English in Ecuador and love to do it.

...engage the class, I find ways to make learning fun for my students and give them examples of how their lessons apply to the world we inhabit, and I am very thorough in the material and diligently work, while being patient, to make sure each student is understanding the lessons because I know everyone has...

...Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education. I have over five years of direct experience in classrooms starting in Kindergarten, reaching all the way up to college. After graduation I will be packing my bags and moving up North where I will begin teaching in low income Chicago communities. I stand by the idea that learning should...

...and vital test taking skills helps grades improve. I have earned my bachelors degree in Biology from Nova Southeastern University and I have hopes to become a lawyer with an interest in Health Care Law. Throughout undergrad I have worked as an aftercare counselor (K-5), I love making learning fun and often give examples featuring...

...previous International Baccalaureate (IB) student, she enjoys helping other IB students thrive in the program by equipping them with the study skills and organizational tools to be successful. She is passionate about learning and greatly values the importance of making content relatable. During her time tutoring student athletes, she frequently used metaphors and mnemonics that...

...large foreign student population, I also tutored language arts for both native speakers of English and for those whom English is a second language. After 8 years of tutoring, I am confident in teaching most maths, sciences and language arts of elementary though undergraduate college levels as well as basic medical sciences for nursing or...

...three dimensional basics in Autocad, social studies, basic elementary math, algebra, science, reading, writing, phonics, and general technology. I have also worked as a private tutor with students up to high school and College. I have also worked for a test preparation academic organization for the Regents exams in New York State.

...and have since become certified as a Behavioral Technician and am very passionate about helping people develop communicative social reasoning skills. I believe through efficient and effective communication as well as logical problem solving most educational concepts can be understood. Due to the recent corona virus displacement I have open availability to help individuals with...

I am a current student at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia studying Biology and Nutrition Science. I have previously volunteered as a tutor for kindergarten and 5th grade students in reading and math. I enjoy traveling, working out, and cooking!

...every time. I am currently an English instructor at the UCEDA School and have been teaching English for over 5 years. Academically, I hold a Masters of Philosophy in Theoretical and Applied Linguistics from the University of Cambridge, with a specialization in Second Language Acquisition and recently consulted on the development of an English language...

...high school, and college levels. I like to make lessons hands-on and exciting while teaching students how they learn best to promote content mastery and intrinsic motivation. I've travelled the world with my students and have plenty of fun stories to share to inspire students, and I'm looking forward to being a part of whomever's...

...understand what methods work best for them, and ground complex concepts in examples that apply to his/her own life to put the material in context. The highest compliment I feel I can receive is when someone tells me "I couldn't grasp this while we were going over it in class but now I get it!"...

...in my life have changed. One that has not is my conviction to teach. Over the past twenty years I have taught in a variety of countries, in many different grade levels and subject areas. These teaching opportunities have broadened my knowledge and strengthened my craft. I like to create personalized learning opportunities for my...

...am currently persuing a Post Graduate Certificate in Machine Learning. I have always been great with math and graduated in the top 5% of my high school, I went to the University of Central Florida for a degree in Statistics. I always have had a love for helping people learn, and would love to give...

...to help others. Since a young age, I have always found myself going out of my way to help those who fell behind in class. From this, I continued onto helping younger family members and then onto college and high school students. Tutoring online is just a new journey for me, in which I look...

...are utilising the latest mediums of communication that have reimagined how we humans connect. I seek to further my proficiency as a mentor, to reach a larger and more diverse group of people than I have in the past, and to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those around me.... I have found that many modern teaching methods allow for what I call "rapid retention" of a learning topic, but never materialize into knowledge...