As a classics major at Yale, I took upper-level, as well as graduate, courses in Latin and Greek. These included courses in Roman history, Latin literature, Latin and Greek composition, study of translation, and study of historical linguistics. I am deeply committed to teaching. During my undergraduate, I was heavily involved in mentoring younger students in my department. I taught a class on Greek literature in translation as a volunteer teacher through Splash at Yale. I helped moderate discussions of current events between high school students as a board member of Yale Model Congress.

I am a mature and responsible woman with several years experience as a tutor. My certification is for grades n-6; however, I have experience with students of all grade levels. My preference is to work with students at the public library as it offers a conducive atmosphere and resources. However I will consider traveling to a private home if the latter is not possible. I prefer to work nearby within the township of Huntington.

Seeing students succeed academically is incredibly rewarding, especially when they enjoy what they are learning. I love to meet new people from different backgrounds. I understand that not every student learns the same way, so I take a personal, tailored approach in my teaching. I am currently working toward my Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Psychology at Vanderbilt University. I am hoping to attend law school in a few years, so that I can work as a child advocacy attorney.

I am a recent graduate of Rutgers School of Law. I went to law school not with the intention of becoming a lawyer, but instead to gain the tools necessary to become a more effective advocate and teacher. I believe that the best form of advocacy is through education, specifically teaching.

I've always believed in the saying " having a purpose is the difference between making a living and making a life." I have been working in the Financial Industry for Thirteen years, I have completed my Bachelors in Law and Society. I initially chose Law because I have always wanted to embark on a career path where I can make a difference. My passion for service and my purpose in making a difference was what led me to the field of study in law.I have spent the past 13 years working in Corporate America as an Administrative Assistant supporting senior managers booking travel, managing calendars etc. Although I love my job I always feel I wanted to do more, I felt I wasn't making much of an impact and contributing to society. Working with senior managers has helped me to become a well rounded individual but something was missing.I've always looked for ways I can do more and fulfill my purpose by making a difference. I have a passion for learning and as a result I have always looked for ways to increase my knowledge. I have volunteered with organisations such as LIU school of continuing Ed. where I use my weekends to tutor students learning English I have also volunteered at 1199 Adult Learning Center each time I completed a class I would feel so fulfilled I felt I was making a difference and this made me happy. I have also completed a TESOL program during the time I was tutoring to help me be better equipped to assist the students. I have also traveled to Tanzania numerous times and found the Swahili language interesting as well as the people.Education is very important to me and this is the reason I have decided to enroll in the World Language Teacher Graduate Certificate Program. I do believe that shaping minds from a young age is essential to how one's future is shaped. The youth are the future training young people at an early age by giving them the tools to succeed and educating them will boost their confidence and give them a better quality of life and also prepare them to become leaders.Thank you.

I am an aspiring teacher currently pursuing graduate studies in education. There is nothing I enjoy more than discovering fun and creative ways to teach and learn. I can't wait to get started with you or your student and dive right in! My background in music and the arts helps me find novel ways of approaching various academic disciplines and has defined my core belief on education: well-rounded students and teachers must expose themselves to as many perspectives and disciplines as possible. When learning with me, you or your student can expect to engage with not only traditional discipline-specific texts, but also film, art, music and other relevant cultural mediums in order to form a holistic educational journey.

I love chemistry. And I mean it! It is a passion of mine, and I really enjoy all of the concepts, math, and learning involved. I love to tutor math and science because they are something that really click with me and make the ground for new understandings of the world around us. Because of this, I really enjoy being able to give that knowledge and understanding to others. It is a great experience for everyone involved, and I enjoy seeing the "I finally got it" moment, so to speak. I have seen it in students of all ages, even adults in college, so I honestly believe it is there for everyone. To get that moment, I find it very important to understand that I, as well as other tutors, am not here to give the answers. We are here to further drive understanding so that you can find the answers yourself. I try to keep the session calm; there's no pressure to get it on the first, second, or even tenth try. That's why I am here! So come ready to learn with a serious attitude and a positive spirit! I appreciate every opportunity to teach, and I look forward to meeting so many more students!A little bit about myself aside from tutoring: I am from Connecticut, and I received my Bachelor's in Chemistry from Western Connecticut State University. I enjoy cooking and trying to make/eat new foods as well as drawing. I play a fair amount of video games in my free time and conversing with new people is always a treat. I am always open to answer any questions, so do not hesitate to ask!

Hey! I'm a fourth-year Industrial Engineering student at Northwestern University. I have a strong math background paired with excellent communication and writing skills.

I am a student at Georgia State University Perimeter College, studying under the engineering degree program. I am officially a freshman, but I completed two years of Dual Enrollment during my junior and senior years of high school allowing me to have over 100 credit hours by the end of my freshman year. Topics I have studied include math Calculus (1, 2, multi-variable,, Differential Equations, and Linear Algebra), and science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Electrical Circuit Analysis), as well as Graphics & Design. I will be transferring to Georgia Tech in Fall 2016 where I plan to major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in sociology to supplement my teaching and human development skills.My hobbies include Ultimate Frisbee, soccer, school (seriously, I'm the weird guy who loves homework), and anything outdoors. In each of these things, I love to lead others to success and have done so by taking on leadership roles in boy scouts, coaching sports teams (even ones I was a player on), and tutoring friends and classmates in subjects ranging from French to Multi-variable Calculus.

My teaching philosophy is focused on a single objective - that students learn. I have a Ph.D. in Criminology from the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. from Temple Law School.I'm committed to helping students reach their full potentials.

As a classics major at Yale, I took upper-level, as well as graduate, courses in Latin and Greek. These included courses in Roman history, Latin literature, Latin and Greek composition, study of translation, and study of historical linguistics. I am deeply committed to teaching. During my undergraduate, I was heavily involved in mentoring younger students in my department. I taught a class on Greek literature in translation as a volunteer teacher through Splash at Yale. I helped moderate discussions of current events between high school students as a board member of Yale Model Congress.

I am a mature and responsible woman with several years experience as a tutor. My certification is for grades n-6; however, I have experience with students of all grade levels. My preference is to work with students at the public library as it offers a conducive atmosphere and resources. However I will consider traveling to a private home if the latter is not possible. I prefer to work nearby within the township of Huntington.

Seeing students succeed academically is incredibly rewarding, especially when they enjoy what they are learning. I love to meet new people from different backgrounds. I understand that not every student learns the same way, so I take a personal, tailored approach in my teaching. I am currently working toward my Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Psychology at Vanderbilt University. I am hoping to attend law school in a few years, so that I can work as a child advocacy attorney.

I am a recent graduate of Rutgers School of Law. I went to law school not with the intention of becoming a lawyer, but instead to gain the tools necessary to become a more effective advocate and teacher. I believe that the best form of advocacy is through education, specifically teaching.

I've always believed in the saying " having a purpose is the difference between making a living and making a life." I have been working in the Financial Industry for Thirteen years, I have completed my Bachelors in Law and Society. I initially chose Law because I have always wanted to embark on a career path where I can make a difference. My passion for service and my purpose in making a difference was what led me to the field of study in law.I have spent the past 13 years working in Corporate America as an Administrative Assistant supporting senior managers booking travel, managing calendars etc. Although I love my job I always feel I wanted to do more, I felt I wasn't making much of an impact and contributing to society. Working with senior managers has helped me to become a well rounded individual but something was missing.I've always looked for ways I can do more and fulfill my purpose by making a difference. I have a passion for learning and as a result I have always looked for ways to increase my knowledge. I have volunteered with organisations such as LIU school of continuing Ed. where I use my weekends to tutor students learning English I have also volunteered at 1199 Adult Learning Center each time I completed a class I would feel so fulfilled I felt I was making a difference and this made me happy. I have also completed a TESOL program during the time I was tutoring to help me be better equipped to assist the students. I have also traveled to Tanzania numerous times and found the Swahili language interesting as well as the people.Education is very important to me and this is the reason I have decided to enroll in the World Language Teacher Graduate Certificate Program. I do believe that shaping minds from a young age is essential to how one's future is shaped. The youth are the future training young people at an early age by giving them the tools to succeed and educating them will boost their confidence and give them a better quality of life and also prepare them to become leaders.Thank you.

I am an aspiring teacher currently pursuing graduate studies in education. There is nothing I enjoy more than discovering fun and creative ways to teach and learn. I can't wait to get started with you or your student and dive right in! My background in music and the arts helps me find novel ways of approaching various academic disciplines and has defined my core belief on education: well-rounded students and teachers must expose themselves to as many perspectives and disciplines as possible. When learning with me, you or your student can expect to engage with not only traditional discipline-specific texts, but also film, art, music and other relevant cultural mediums in order to form a holistic educational journey.

I love chemistry. And I mean it! It is a passion of mine, and I really enjoy all of the concepts, math, and learning involved. I love to tutor math and science because they are something that really click with me and make the ground for new understandings of the world around us. Because of this, I really enjoy being able to give that knowledge and understanding to others. It is a great experience for everyone involved, and I enjoy seeing the "I finally got it" moment, so to speak. I have seen it in students of all ages, even adults in college, so I honestly believe it is there for everyone. To get that moment, I find it very important to understand that I, as well as other tutors, am not here to give the answers. We are here to further drive understanding so that you can find the answers yourself. I try to keep the session calm; there's no pressure to get it on the first, second, or even tenth try. That's why I am here! So come ready to learn with a serious attitude and a positive spirit! I appreciate every opportunity to teach, and I look forward to meeting so many more students!A little bit about myself aside from tutoring: I am from Connecticut, and I received my Bachelor's in Chemistry from Western Connecticut State University. I enjoy cooking and trying to make/eat new foods as well as drawing. I play a fair amount of video games in my free time and conversing with new people is always a treat. I am always open to answer any questions, so do not hesitate to ask!

Hey! I'm a fourth-year Industrial Engineering student at Northwestern University. I have a strong math background paired with excellent communication and writing skills.

I am a student at Georgia State University Perimeter College, studying under the engineering degree program. I am officially a freshman, but I completed two years of Dual Enrollment during my junior and senior years of high school allowing me to have over 100 credit hours by the end of my freshman year. Topics I have studied include math Calculus (1, 2, multi-variable,, Differential Equations, and Linear Algebra), and science (Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Electrical Circuit Analysis), as well as Graphics & Design. I will be transferring to Georgia Tech in Fall 2016 where I plan to major in Biomedical Engineering and minor in sociology to supplement my teaching and human development skills.My hobbies include Ultimate Frisbee, soccer, school (seriously, I'm the weird guy who loves homework), and anything outdoors. In each of these things, I love to lead others to success and have done so by taking on leadership roles in boy scouts, coaching sports teams (even ones I was a player on), and tutoring friends and classmates in subjects ranging from French to Multi-variable Calculus.

My teaching philosophy is focused on a single objective - that students learn. I have a Ph.D. in Criminology from the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. from Temple Law School.I'm committed to helping students reach their full potentials.