Award-Winning Reading Tutors in Richardson, TX

...with individuals from various ages and backgrounds with a specialized background in teaching middle school students. I enjoy teaching math, English, and of course all the sciences! I love languages and love to teach English and Arabic! I love helping students reach their goals and develop new skills! Over the years I have really discovered...

...of a rigorous course load by experimenting with varying learning styles until I found what worked for me. Now, I reach all my academic goals and often exceed them. My success would have been very different without the support of excellent tutors and academic coaches who believed in me. I'm passionate about passing that support...

I have a passion for helping students understand challenging concepts and enjoy learning! If something puzzles them, it's my job to find the approach that works.

Learning occurs best in a relaxed and pleasant environment. Let's work hard, achieve goals, and have fun!

...approach. My journey in education began during my time as a babysitter, where I discovered my natural ability to connect with young learners and create engaging activities that made learning enjoyable. This experience sparked my passion for education and led me to volunteer extensively with elementary school students through church programs and community service initiatives....

...discover their love for learning, and even more, showing them that they can be a rockstar at science and math, the "hard" subjects, regardless of what they want to do when they grow up! Problem solving skills can be translated to any field, and I want my students to go into the world feeling confident...

...a great essay or report. The students should be the top priority of any session. Ensuring that they are fully engaged and are making the best use of their time is the most important thing any teacher can provide for them. Students can expect their first session to be filled with planning and preparation for...

I enjoy helping kids learn and grow as better people. ... In order to improve at something, you have to attack it head on.... Introduce myself, give a background check, and try to build rapport with the student and parents.... Give them techniques that they can use when it comes to figuring out different problems.... Get them to understand that it's ok to mess up, and that's how you learn from your mistakes. Don't be afraid...

...a small liberal arts college, where I focused on character, dialogue, and story structure, skills that continue to shape my approach to writing and teaching. While I'm new to formal tutoring, I've guided summer interns and junior colleagues through everything from grammar to narrative flow. My sessions are collaborative, low-pressure, and focused on building both...

...geographical areas for the past five years now. I currently provide therapy services including articulation, language, social-pragmatics, and reading therapy with preschool and elementary aged students. Previously, I worked at a high school and targeted a lot of written language, reading comprehension, sequencing, story retell and constructing narratives both verbally and on paper. I cannot...

...passion for teaching elementary math. Teaching math allows students to realize that there are many ways to solve problems. The way that I teach you may not always work for you, but you may realize that another strategy may work and we reach the same answer. I believe that all students are capable of learning....

...I also worked as a Peer Mentor for the Chemistry Emerging Scholars program at the University of Texas at Austin, where I tutored 20-30 students twice weekly on freshmen general chemistry. I love working with people and really enjoy teaching others. I also will be tutoring MCAT prep for students preparing for medical school. I...

I enjoy the fact of teaching something to someone and seeing the light bulb in the head go off through that twinkle in their eye; that is when I feel a sense of satisfaction because I helped someone get past a hurdle.

I'm a college student currently pursuing a B.S. in Statistics and a double minor in Computer Science and Bioinformatics! I love teaching algebra, reading, and writing!

I am an ELAR certified educator with administrative experience. I have worked in the educational field for the past seven years, primarily with middle school aged students. I have a immeasurable passion for education and simply want to do anything I can to assist those who are in need.

...social environment remains essential to all. Some essential components for team members and students I use are as follows: -freedom to talk -freedom to listen -freedom for mobility -freedom to think -freedom to discover -freedom to say no and refuse, if a negotiable issue -freedom to say yes -freedom to grow -freedom to make a mistake...

...expand their minds, and I enjoy being a part of that process. Everyone struggles, so it's good to know that you're the one who steps in and fosters a learning environment that will increase the intellectual aptitudes for students. They say when you're tired, you're mentally only 40% tired--you're stronger than you know.

...certificate from Texas Woman's University. I also have TESOL certification. I have a great deal of experience with teaching business English, accent reduction, IELTS conversation, and reading preparation. My teaching style is creative. Students can feel comfortable speaking with me in English. I look forward to meeting new students. I can teach you and also...

...a variety of classes! I truly enjoy working with children and watching them flourish and learn new things. I love to teach with creativity, to use props, and to make learning fun for children! I use a lot of positive reinforcement to promote a good learning environment. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending time...

...and middle school levels where I teach 2nd - 8th grade. My teaching philosophy is simple: Learning is really fun and a life long process for me! And, I remember all of the things that I did not enjoy about my classes and teachers in school; avoid them like a plague, and do just the...