Award-Winning SAT Tutors in San Bernardino, CA

...have always enjoyed helping others with math because it was the subject that I excelled at the most and I am happy when I see others benefit from my help. From 4th grade through my senior year in high school, I was enrolled in honors math programs. In middle school, I was on the decathlon team and achieved second place in my individual subject. The subjects that I am best fit to help others with...

...is in French Education and my MA is in French, 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...

...am starting my third year of teaching, and I have been tutoring since I was a high school student myself. I have my single subject teaching credential in mathematics, chemistry, biology, and physics. I enjoy working one-on-one with students because it allows me to tailor my instruction to that student's specific needs, which cannot always be done in a large classroom setting. I find that this individualized instruction is usually all a struggling student needs...

...major, I am very familiar with all branches of sciences especially biology. However, I would say my forte or the subject that I'm most familiar with is Physics and General Chemistry. The main reason for this is my love and knack for mathematics and logic but of course there are other factors such as my work and hobby. While a student at UCR, I worked as a Supplemental Instructor on the UCR campus. For 5...

...tutored students of all ages ranging from second grade to well into college. I really like teaching math and the sciences since everything is highly concrete: 2+2 will always equal 4 whether tomorrow or thousands of years into the future. There are also many different approaches to math many of which are correct, and it becomes a matter of preference to which method you like the most. I think education is the most important thing;...

...of learners. I hope to reach out and help people to better understand and become proactive about their health. I feel quite passionate about helping people reach their full potential. Seeing people come to a comprehensive understanding of the ideas that they seek to learn brings me great joy. Formally, I was a literacy tutor at the Placentia Library during high school between the years of 2004 and 2008. Informally, I have acted as a...

...the last 20 years. I have extensive experience working one-on-one with students who have a variety backgrounds, learning styles, and abilities. Even though I have the qualifications to tutor many different subjects, I specialize in SAT preparation. I have chosen to focus exclusively on this particular test in an effort to provide you with the most sharply-focused, efficient, and effective private instruction available. Getting a high score on the SAT requires more than just being...

...material into digestible bits of information that were absorbed and retained by my students. I tailor my lessons and teaching methods to each one of my students’ unique objectives, propensities, and learning style. My students achieve significant improvements in their grades and test scores (several have also been offered admission to elite universities). Depending on your educational goals (whether it’s AP or SAT test prep or general grade improvement or comprehension), I will provide fun,...

...is that they struggle with a concept, and never mastered it before their class moves on to a new concept that builds upon the previous concept. This can result in a vicious cycle, which often leads to students feeling overwhelmed and hopeless. Additionally, it is not uncommon for teachers to explain things too quickly and in only one way. Often what helps students break this cycle and succeed is seeing math problems broken down into...

...I have worked for two years at a USC research institute; in that time, I also developed a love for teaching. In the course of discovering this affinity, I have taught programs from the Neighborhood Academic Initiative at USC for underserved high schoolers to my most recent employment at Kaplan, Inc. Although I have extensive experience in managing and working in a classroom, I prefer to work with students one-on-one; it is more rewarding for...