Award-Winning SAT Tutors in Riverside, CA

...with a focus on linguistics/second language acquisition. I also have a K-12 teaching credential in French (MN). I have been tutoring since I was 16, and have experience in a wide variety of subjects, especially French, English grammar, reading comprehension, and ACT prep (for which I am Kaplan-trained). I have also been a classroom teacher, teaching French, ESL, and AP English. I love to travel and have frequently integrated that into my career as an...

...Teacher Education program to obtain my Single Subject Teaching Credential in Mathematics. While completing my undergraduate coursework I have tutored private clients in many areas from Elementary level Math and Language Arts to college level Math. Also, through the Credential program, I have taught various middle and high school Math lessons. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most experienced and eager in tutoring Math subjects, from Pre-Algebra to Calculus to SAT...

...goal is to become a professor and thus I'm heavily interested in tutoring students in chemistry and math. I thoroughly enjoy helping students on their various homework assignments. Even now I like helping my classmates during our study group sessions and would find helping students master math and chemistry fulfilling. I have a lot of school and work experience that I can draw on to give students perspective while they learn. I would describe my...

...enjoy learning and teaching both humanities subjects and the sciences. In the past year, I have tutored high school and middle school students in a number of areas, including preparation for exams like the SAT. I especially enjoy tutoring in Biology because I love watching my students get excited about what they are learning and how it relates to different everyday experiences. For that reason, my teaching style focuses on helping students gain not only...

...honors, Summa Cum Laude. I continued my education at CSUF, where I am working toward my Master of Arts in Psychology. My teaching experience includes multiple teaching/graduate assistant positions, tutoring, and teaching at a local private school. As a teaching assistant and graduate assistant at CSUF, I created assignments, conducted lectures in class, and held teaching workshops with college students. I also held a position tutoring Statistics for undergraduate and graduate students in the Department...

...in Physics and my M.Ed. in Education from Western Governor's University and the University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. Most of my tutoring experience is in test prep and ESL, but I have a broad skill set that allows me to take my teaching capabilities and apply them to many different subjects. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy hiking, camping, and playing board games and music. I also enjoy deep dramas and comedies, and I hold...

...in English (with Honors) and Vocal Performance. After graduating, I moved to Florida to be an AmeriCorps volunteer, teaching English and Music at a high-need middle school. I developed my own Word Study curriculum to assist 6-8 grade students with vocabulary, grammar, and writing. I also tutored small groups of struggling students after school hours. After two years of teaching, I returned to the Midwest and became the site director at a before- and after-school...

I graduated from University at Buffalo with a double degree in Math and Finance. I grew up in Shanghai, China. The subjects I would be most interested in tutoring are Math and Mandarin, however I can also tutor physics and chemistry. I'm currently living in Los Angeles and getting prepared for my actuarial exams. I tutored while I was attending college and I'm very passionate when it comes to passing my knowledge to others.

Math and science is never easy. It's my goal as your tutor to be your shadow, helping you in the background when you are struggling or hit a wall in your learning. I am there to help make you an independent learner. That way, when you are taking an exam or I am not around to be of assistance, you will know what to do. ... I am a shadow of the student. The tutor's job is not simply to answer questions or to show the student how to compute a problem. If this is their sole job, what will the student do on an exam when the tutor is not able to be of assistance? Rather, it is the tutor's role to create an independent learner, teaching the student how to be a critical thinker, utilize vital study skills, and to solve problems on their own. The tutor should be the shadow of the student, there for them as their back-up assistance, guiding them through the problems when they are feeling helpless.

...LSAT, SAT, or PSAT, or if you just want to improve your English abilities, please look no further. I have extensive experience teaching all of these subjects thanks to several years teaching free classes to underprivileged students in the Bay Area for the People's Test Preparation Service (a student organization at UC Berkeley), over a year working at Sylvan Learning Center, and, of course, plenty of one-on-one tutoring too. Let's beat these tests together!