Award-Winning Reading Tutors in Sussex County, NJ

Patience, clear communication, and creating step by step processes for problem solving are the tools that help me teach students the concepts they need to learn. With a bachelor's degree in finance, my foundation in math helps me pass down information in a variety of understandable approaches. I hope that through my passion of teaching I am able to understand the students thought process and help them be more analytical in their problem solving.... The most...

...literary analysis and expository writing. Since graduation, I have taught K-6 ELA; tutored both adults and college preparatory students ES, as a certified TESOL Instructor; and currently provide high-dosage 1:1 Science of Reading tutoring to K-8 students to close the gap in their literacy journey. While I tutor in ELA and TESOL, I am most passionate about instilling a passion in my students for reading and the written word, through literacy skills.

...learn with the right assistance and motivation. I have dedicated the last 18 years to teaching and helping students of all ability levels and it is a personal quest for me. I enjoy reading, quilting and watching some television with my family. I have two dogs that like to lay in my lap in the evenings. I like to walk and get exercise. Most of all I like to work with my students and see...

Hi! My name is Charity Ray! I have been a teacher for 6 years and a tutor for two years. I have always loved working with children and I love figuring out different ways to help them learn. I have also taught from Grade K-11.

...they master a challenging topic, fuels my dedication to individualized instruction. My diverse educational background has equipped me with the tools to navigate various academic landscapes. Holding a degree in Business Marketing and pursuing a Masters in Business Administration, I possess a strong foundation in English, Mathematics, and Social Sciences. However, I believe learning extends far beyond textbooks. My Experiences with Students, from Rutgers University, have instilled in me the importance of tailoring my approach...

...or him, "So, what do you need help with?" I am in my element. I enjoy it because I had such a great experience with my teachers and professors in high school and college. They were positive role models for me, and they got me interested in their subjects. This is what I want to do for my students.I currently hold an Associate's degree in Humanities and Sciences from my college's Honors program, and I...

...helping people understand concepts in a way that feels accessible and engaging. Outside of work, I'm into rock climbing, cooking, and always finding new ways to challenge myself. I believe in figuring things out on your own, and I love encouraging others to take charge of their own learning. I'm all about making education fun, interactive, and hands-on. Whether it's teaching someone a new skill or helping them explore something they're curious about, I'm always...

...graduation, I did a short stint with Teach for America as a middle school US History and Music Teacher in Delaware. I remember the immense frustration with taking the SAT's when I was in High School and the intense amount of reading and writing I did in my liberal arts degree really allowed me to understand the reading comprehension skills that I lacked when I was in High School. I would love to help any...

...(MBA). I currently work at Prudential Financial in the Treasury Department and am actively completing my MBA and studying for my CPA. While at school I held leadership positions on campus and completed five internships both part-time throughout the school year and full-time over the summers. Additionally, I tutored NCAA Division 1 athletes in the areas of IT and accounting while attending Seton Hall University. Through my experience tutoring I have grown to appreciate differing...

...traditional four-year degree that involved one year of practicum teaching, as well as another year of student teaching. During my time in college, I also worked as a tutor to a third grade student struggling with math, as well as a second grade ESL student. I am passionate about teaching in a way that students need to learn - in other words, working to their strengths in order to best suit their learning styles. I...

...my ESL certification during my undergrad. I worked in the tutoring center as an academic coach during my undergrad and graduate years. I am currently a second-grade inclusion teacher and am actively working towards my Master's plus 30 credits. I work closely with special education students and tailor my teaching to meet their needs. My love for teaching is noticeable in my belief that all students can learn and have the right to an equitable...

...has been an important part of my life. I am currently a second grade teacher, but I have worked in many different settings with various types of students including children with behavioral, emotional, and learning difficulties as well as gifted and talented students. I have also tutored several students over the past few years in math, reading, and writing. I enjoy tutoring because it allows for the instruction to be tailored towards a student's specific...

...degree in Computer Science and Economics at Rutgers University, I have developed a strong foundation in programming languages such as Python and Java, as well as mathematical concepts like Calculus and Linear Algebra. My tutoring experience includes founding a nonprofit organization, Miractech, where I have taught STEM workshops to over 500 students, and Kumon educator, focusing on real-world applications of mathematics, computer science and engineering principles. I believe that connecting lessons to tangible experiences helps...

Strategic, high-energy, confident professional bridging the gap between goals and accomplishments... I would refer a student to previous times that I had difficulty, slow down the process, and ensure that every step along the way is mastered. Without moving on to the next step, I would want the student to show mastery on every given step before moving on. Hopefully slowing down, the student will be able to learn conceptually and visually.... Introduce myself, get the...

...of Chicago and Columbia Law School. I have been tutoring elementary, middle, and high school students since before attending law school, and it remains my favorite job. I specialize in SAT Verbal, essay writing, Social Studies, History, and Civics and Government. I am patient, engaging, and thorough. I enjoy helping other people learn, especially if I can also help them enjoy learning. Therefore, my approach to teaching and tutoring has always been first to assess...

...TOEFL, English, Social Studies and Language Arts since 2007. I began teaching at the secondary level at the time I decided to pursue a Master's in History. I had been working in Sales for a good part of my adult life, harboring a dream to go back to school and to write about my passion. I have been fortunate to have accomplished that goal and to have been able to engage in the classroom on...

A globally-minded educator that has worked with an array of learners all over the world. I bring an innate ability to motivate students academically and personally. With extremely high research-based techniques in catapulting your life's goals into high gear.

...began tutoring the SAT in college and learned how disparate educational experiences can be. That work heavily influenced my decision to become a teacher. Immediately after graduation, I launched a Mandarin language immersion program for preschool children in Colorado, then transitioned to working with legal databases for JP Morgan Chase, and finally landed a full-time teaching position in a middle school in the Bronx. Since 2012, I've taught middle-school English at the Honors level, with...

...to analyze literature is to learn to think critically, and to learn to defend an analysis in an essay is to learn to communicate effectively. More important than anything I've written so far, though, is my love for STUDENTS. Students are hands down the best part of teaching, and I love interacting with them in class. For this reason, I lecture as minimally as possible. Instead, my classes are full of questioning and dialogue, leading...

...about subjects you may not be interested or well-versed in. The key to successful writing is curiosity and editing! I tutored English writing at my alma mater, Penn State; my experience there sparked an interest to continue working as an educator. I've tutored high school and middle school students. I've enjoyed every part of it and love when I see my students finally "get it." My goal as your tutor isn't to make you "like"...