I received a Bachelor of Arts in History, Magna Cum Laude and with Honors, from the University of North Georgia in 2014. In 2017 I received my J.D. from the University of Georgia. I am a licensed and practicing attorney in the state of Georgia. I tutor History, English, and writing. I can aid students in preparing for SAT and ACT verbal sections as well as any topical AP exams, having taken many of them myself. I can help students of any level of proficiency take their writing to the next level, from those who struggle with basic skills to experienced writers who need their work checked down to the minutiae of correct punctuation placement in textual citations. Improvement can happen at any level! In the past I have tutored high school students, middle school students, and undergraduates.

I am a graduate of Bard College and I earned my Master of Fine Arts from Emerson College. My Bachelor of Arts is in Theater Studies, and my Master of Fine Arts is in Media Art & Filmmaking. I'm semi-fluent in Spanish, having studied throughout my academic career followed by a year living in Madrid. I have classroom experience with grades 6-8 as a Spanish teacher, and I teach Digital Cinema, Photography, and Screenwriting at the high school level. I love to learn about my student's favorite movies and compare notes! I'm at my best when I'm helping you figure out your approach to writing projects, no matter where you are in the process. I teach students best practices for writing research papers, screenplays, personal essays, and anything in between.

I graduated from the University of Florida with a BS in Telecommunications Production and a MFA in Fiction Writing. I have taught college composition and literature for twenty-two years, twelve as a tenured professor. When I am helping students with their writing, I ask them a lot of questions so that I know what they want to say. I never want to to put words in their mouths. I want to help them express their ideas clearly, and want them to understand the concepts that will enable them to write clearly on their own.

Professionally, in addition to my full-time faculty responsibilities, I taught review courses both onsite and online for Kaplan Test Prep. I was honored as the Best Kaplan Test Prep Instructor in the Southeast Region during this time. Additionally, I worked as the Medical Director and Nurse Practitioner Clinician for several years in a Medical Spa.Adult Learners can and should enjoy and even laugh while learning or studying for professional licensure or certification goals. I approach tutoring with the belief that you DID learn your theory content, and what usually needs to be further developed are the skills to break down exam questions in ways that improve clarity and facilitate your success. During my sessions, we practice using a structured framework to break down exam questions in ways that have proven successful in helping others achieve their academic and professional goals. Congratulations and Best Wishes to ALL as you begin your next professional nursing role.Dr. Sutton, Ed.D., MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC, ANP-C

Tony is a recent graduate from the University of Iowa. He received a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology, Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.He is an avid science enthusiast that specializes in biology, chemistry, human anatomy & physiology, and pharmacology. His positive attitude will have you wanting to learn more about the joys of science.**Fun fact: He's been in school for 23 years of his life.**

Arriana is a current business journalist at a top global new wire, where she reports on major retail companies.Arriana is a writing tutor, specializing in journalism and college essays. She's excited about helping students establish and reach their educational goals.Students in her college-readiness courses will learn to craft an eye-catching essay, to network with current college students and alumni.When she is not breaking news, she also shows her passion for higher education as a mentor coordinator for master's students in New York University's business and economic reporting program, where she is an alumna.Prior to attending NYU, Arriana received her bachelor's degree from Hampton University in Virginia.

Teaching and tutoring are my passions. I take them seriously, keep up with recent research, and am constantly looking for ways to help students interpret material they may be struggling with. I am currently seeking Teacher Certification so I can pursue my career goal of making Latin and Grammar accessible and relevant to modern students. That being the case, my primary focus is Latin tutoring, though my extensive experience with academic writing/reading and the research I have conducted in French enable me to offer help in those areas as well. My concentration in linguistics has often helped me show students ways to connect with language and writing that fit their own experiences. For students struggling with Latin, I offer help with paradigm memorization & I offer guidance and practice reading Latin. I am happy to supplement studies with outside readings to help with fluency and accuracy. If you or your student is struggling with Writing or Grammar, I will help you find an effective way to work with and understand Formal English. If you need help with elementary French, I am happy to discuss grammar and practice pronunciation with you.

As a child, when people asked what I wanted to be, I told them unflinchingly, "a teacher." A lot has changed since then, but my appreciation for learning and a love of helping others is still here. I have tutored friends, siblings and classmates in various subjects, both as a formal, paid tutor and as a friendly volunteer.Toward the end of my sophomore year in high school, for instance, I led a study group among my fellow Regents chemistry students. It had been clear at this point in the semester that almost everyone lacked confidence in their ability to pass the class or the Regents exam. A couple of days in advance, I got some of my classmates to sign a sheet with their name and contact information, and texted everyone to discuss availability. Compared to the entire class, it was only a small handful of us who showed up at the school library; still, we made the most of the opportunity, and it felt great to take a position of leadership in order to encourage others.While attending New York University, I had experience helping fifth graders with writing and math as part of a work study tutoring program called America Reads and Counts. I fell in love with them the moment they greeted me with "Good morning, Ms. Robine" in unison. I saw firsthand the patience, flexibility, and multitasking skills it takes to run a fifth grade classroom, and realized, with humility, how much my help was needed. I have great respect for the teachers who can handle it all with grace.I believe a good a good teacher MUST have as much knowledge and interest about her subject as she does confidence in her student's ability to learn it. She cannot effectively teach what she herself does not know or care for. She should also be very patient and provide the necessary tools, rather than just the finished product. She must know when to step back and let students transition from theory to practice, from facts to personal experience. I strive to emulate these principles with all of my students.Other than tutoring, my interests are music, art, languages, writing poetry and narratives, and fitness. I taught myself to play the piano and guitar, and I also enjoy singing and songwriting. Most of my musical experience is closely linked to my Christian faith. I take much pleasure in going to the gym, jogging, taking long walks, attending open mics, and checking out the "Word Origin and History" sections of words on Dictionary.com.I look forward to joining my future students on the journey of success.

I am a Math tutor with proven track record of success. Middle school math teacher with over 6 years' experience with teaching and tutorials. Services include math support and academic reinforcement for pre k to algebra.College preparatory services include resume assistance, Scholarship assistance and completion of essays for college guidance. Students learn how to improve their applications and Scholastic assessment test(sat) math scores and Graduate management admissions test (GMAT). Students learn tips and strategies to boost their success.100 % pass rate for algebra 1 in middle school. 7th grader passed sat on 1st attempt. Assisted over 1,000 students in improving their math scores. Success differentiating instruction for pre ap, vanguard special education, and English language learner's population. High student pass rate for state exam.Every child deserves opportunities to excel and succeed. Let me help you succeed. Thank you.

I am a graduate of Northwestern Law, where I served on the board of the Journal of International Human Rights. Prior to law school, I taught courses and provided one-on-one tutoring on the SAT, ACT and GRE. More recently, I have focused on helping students master the LSAT. I particularly enjoy providing individualized instruction. We each have strengths and weaknesses when it comes to learning and test-taking, and I've found that remarkable advancements happen when an approach is tailored to the student's unique attributes.I recently moved to the New York area after working in litigation in Chicago. Outside of work, I spend a lot of time exploring the area and reading.

I received a Bachelor of Arts in History, Magna Cum Laude and with Honors, from the University of North Georgia in 2014. In 2017 I received my J.D. from the University of Georgia. I am a licensed and practicing attorney in the state of Georgia. I tutor History, English, and writing. I can aid students in preparing for SAT and ACT verbal sections as well as any topical AP exams, having taken many of them myself. I can help students of any level of proficiency take their writing to the next level, from those who struggle with basic skills to experienced writers who need their work checked down to the minutiae of correct punctuation placement in textual citations. Improvement can happen at any level! In the past I have tutored high school students, middle school students, and undergraduates.

I am a graduate of Bard College and I earned my Master of Fine Arts from Emerson College. My Bachelor of Arts is in Theater Studies, and my Master of Fine Arts is in Media Art & Filmmaking. I'm semi-fluent in Spanish, having studied throughout my academic career followed by a year living in Madrid. I have classroom experience with grades 6-8 as a Spanish teacher, and I teach Digital Cinema, Photography, and Screenwriting at the high school level. I love to learn about my student's favorite movies and compare notes! I'm at my best when I'm helping you figure out your approach to writing projects, no matter where you are in the process. I teach students best practices for writing research papers, screenplays, personal essays, and anything in between.

I graduated from the University of Florida with a BS in Telecommunications Production and a MFA in Fiction Writing. I have taught college composition and literature for twenty-two years, twelve as a tenured professor. When I am helping students with their writing, I ask them a lot of questions so that I know what they want to say. I never want to to put words in their mouths. I want to help them express their ideas clearly, and want them to understand the concepts that will enable them to write clearly on their own.

Professionally, in addition to my full-time faculty responsibilities, I taught review courses both onsite and online for Kaplan Test Prep. I was honored as the Best Kaplan Test Prep Instructor in the Southeast Region during this time. Additionally, I worked as the Medical Director and Nurse Practitioner Clinician for several years in a Medical Spa.Adult Learners can and should enjoy and even laugh while learning or studying for professional licensure or certification goals. I approach tutoring with the belief that you DID learn your theory content, and what usually needs to be further developed are the skills to break down exam questions in ways that improve clarity and facilitate your success. During my sessions, we practice using a structured framework to break down exam questions in ways that have proven successful in helping others achieve their academic and professional goals. Congratulations and Best Wishes to ALL as you begin your next professional nursing role.Dr. Sutton, Ed.D., MSN, APRN, ACNS-BC, ANP-C

Tony is a recent graduate from the University of Iowa. He received a Bachelor of Science in Human Physiology, Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, and a Doctor of Pharmacy degree.He is an avid science enthusiast that specializes in biology, chemistry, human anatomy & physiology, and pharmacology. His positive attitude will have you wanting to learn more about the joys of science.**Fun fact: He's been in school for 23 years of his life.**

Arriana is a current business journalist at a top global new wire, where she reports on major retail companies.Arriana is a writing tutor, specializing in journalism and college essays. She's excited about helping students establish and reach their educational goals.Students in her college-readiness courses will learn to craft an eye-catching essay, to network with current college students and alumni.When she is not breaking news, she also shows her passion for higher education as a mentor coordinator for master's students in New York University's business and economic reporting program, where she is an alumna.Prior to attending NYU, Arriana received her bachelor's degree from Hampton University in Virginia.

Teaching and tutoring are my passions. I take them seriously, keep up with recent research, and am constantly looking for ways to help students interpret material they may be struggling with. I am currently seeking Teacher Certification so I can pursue my career goal of making Latin and Grammar accessible and relevant to modern students. That being the case, my primary focus is Latin tutoring, though my extensive experience with academic writing/reading and the research I have conducted in French enable me to offer help in those areas as well. My concentration in linguistics has often helped me show students ways to connect with language and writing that fit their own experiences. For students struggling with Latin, I offer help with paradigm memorization & I offer guidance and practice reading Latin. I am happy to supplement studies with outside readings to help with fluency and accuracy. If you or your student is struggling with Writing or Grammar, I will help you find an effective way to work with and understand Formal English. If you need help with elementary French, I am happy to discuss grammar and practice pronunciation with you.

As a child, when people asked what I wanted to be, I told them unflinchingly, "a teacher." A lot has changed since then, but my appreciation for learning and a love of helping others is still here. I have tutored friends, siblings and classmates in various subjects, both as a formal, paid tutor and as a friendly volunteer.Toward the end of my sophomore year in high school, for instance, I led a study group among my fellow Regents chemistry students. It had been clear at this point in the semester that almost everyone lacked confidence in their ability to pass the class or the Regents exam. A couple of days in advance, I got some of my classmates to sign a sheet with their name and contact information, and texted everyone to discuss availability. Compared to the entire class, it was only a small handful of us who showed up at the school library; still, we made the most of the opportunity, and it felt great to take a position of leadership in order to encourage others.While attending New York University, I had experience helping fifth graders with writing and math as part of a work study tutoring program called America Reads and Counts. I fell in love with them the moment they greeted me with "Good morning, Ms. Robine" in unison. I saw firsthand the patience, flexibility, and multitasking skills it takes to run a fifth grade classroom, and realized, with humility, how much my help was needed. I have great respect for the teachers who can handle it all with grace.I believe a good a good teacher MUST have as much knowledge and interest about her subject as she does confidence in her student's ability to learn it. She cannot effectively teach what she herself does not know or care for. She should also be very patient and provide the necessary tools, rather than just the finished product. She must know when to step back and let students transition from theory to practice, from facts to personal experience. I strive to emulate these principles with all of my students.Other than tutoring, my interests are music, art, languages, writing poetry and narratives, and fitness. I taught myself to play the piano and guitar, and I also enjoy singing and songwriting. Most of my musical experience is closely linked to my Christian faith. I take much pleasure in going to the gym, jogging, taking long walks, attending open mics, and checking out the "Word Origin and History" sections of words on Dictionary.com.I look forward to joining my future students on the journey of success.

I am a Math tutor with proven track record of success. Middle school math teacher with over 6 years' experience with teaching and tutorials. Services include math support and academic reinforcement for pre k to algebra.College preparatory services include resume assistance, Scholarship assistance and completion of essays for college guidance. Students learn how to improve their applications and Scholastic assessment test(sat) math scores and Graduate management admissions test (GMAT). Students learn tips and strategies to boost their success.100 % pass rate for algebra 1 in middle school. 7th grader passed sat on 1st attempt. Assisted over 1,000 students in improving their math scores. Success differentiating instruction for pre ap, vanguard special education, and English language learner's population. High student pass rate for state exam.Every child deserves opportunities to excel and succeed. Let me help you succeed. Thank you.

I am a graduate of Northwestern Law, where I served on the board of the Journal of International Human Rights. Prior to law school, I taught courses and provided one-on-one tutoring on the SAT, ACT and GRE. More recently, I have focused on helping students master the LSAT. I particularly enjoy providing individualized instruction. We each have strengths and weaknesses when it comes to learning and test-taking, and I've found that remarkable advancements happen when an approach is tailored to the student's unique attributes.I recently moved to the New York area after working in litigation in Chicago. Outside of work, I spend a lot of time exploring the area and reading.