Award-Winning SAT Tutors in Seattle, WA

...in education, I do not want my tutoring to be boring as merely boiled down to solving the problems. I want to teach you the 'way' and method of learning new knowledge as well. The skills of problem-solving, rather than the merely knowledge itself, to me is more important in determining your educational success. My goal for tutoring is not only improve students' knowledge in the content area, I would love to help students feel...

...the light of understanding or the pride and confidence that comes from new academic skills. That's why I love tutoring. With my BAs in English and Spanish, I specialize in literary skills -- from 1st grade decoding practice to college essay organizing. Bring me your writing assignments, your confusing poems, your phonics challenges, and I will do my very best to explain and practice in clear, creative ways. Nada me d mas alegra que al...

When I tutor, I am working to share my excitement for learning. Each student is different and deserves to have a personalized experience, and I take pride in identifying my students' learning styles and tailoring their sessions to fit their relationship with academics. My primary goal is to help my students achieve theirs.

My philosophy of tutoring is to help students achieve their academic goals and help them become comfortable about their learning processes. I have experience working as a writing tutor at University of Washington for the past two years and am comfortable tutoring in math and science from my recent study for medical college entrance exam (MCAT).

...at Dartmouth College looking to help students of all ages find success in mathematics, essay writing, and test prep. Throughout my studies and test-taking experiences, I have learned how to gather patience, identify strengths and weaknesses and determine which strategies work best for each individual. I look forward to instilling students with a sense of confidence as well as the drive to pursue their goals and try new things along the way!

I am a PhD student in Classics (Ancient Greek and Roman studies) at the University of Washington. I have been tutoring Latin since 2015 and was a 5th and 6th grade Latin teacher for Basis.Ed from 2016-2018. I love working one-on-one with students of all ages to improve Latin skills!

...believe that a love of learning is one of the most important qualities a person can have. While I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, I find tutoring Statistics and Economics especially rewarding because so many students believe that they don't have aptitude in the subject, only to find out that they just haven't had the right learning experience yet. In my spare time, I enjoy messing around with coding projects, watching baseball, playing...

...I've been very good at tutoring. Helping others with course work in school was the most common thing. Some of my friends even asked me to help their little sisters or brothers during long breaks, and the outcome was always outstanding. I always take two steps while tutoring others. Firstly, I will understand how the student think about the problem. Secondly, based on student's own idea, I will guide him/her to get the answer. I...

...am fascinated with the idea of applying mechanical engineering solutions to biological research and development. When I was in high school, I was watching Discovery Channels Shark Week. One of the early segments discussed the scientific application of an autonomous, torpedo-shaped device developed to track great white sharks off the Atlantic Coast. I found this so profoundly interesting because it combined my love of engineering with my fascination of science. I realized that if I...

...to focus on Product Management in Technology, and strengthen my community involvement through tutoring and educational volunteer opportunities. I will be focusing on tutoring high school and college level Math and Science courses, as well as preparation for Math and Science portions of standardized tests. I believe that my academic and professional experiences have given me the necessary knowledge in these subjects, and, matched with my excitement to help others prepare for academic success, will...

...the US, but have discovered not only do my ESOL teaching skills perfectly apply to JP teaching, but it's a ton of fun. I also have extensive experience with special needs students. I was the deputy campus manager for a private, special needs school in Seattle that focused on 1:1 education for high school credit retrieval. My experience working with such a vulnerable group of students deepened my empathy and ignited further passion for advocating...

...classes through Coding With Kids. At Vanderbilt University, I am pursuing degrees in Computer Science, Mechanical Engineering, and Mathematics. I tutor mostly math, physics, and chemistry, but I like physics most because of the problem solving aspects. My teaching philosophy is to focus on the basic concepts and make sure those are cemented, then to later focus on the nuances of problem solving. Outside of academia, I am interested in the NBA and the Premier...

...to be a public health volunteer. I have recently moved back to Seattle to get my Masters in Public Health from the University of Washington. I have extensive teaching and tutoring experience from doing after school homework help for elementary age students to tutoring student athletes at the University of Washington. I also thought Math, Biology and ESL to students in Guinea. I look forward to helping you get excited about subjects that you are...

...University pursuing a Bachelor of Science in materials engineering. In between my classes, I research in an energy-focused laboratory, and participate on the executive boards of an academic integrity board, a Materials Science network, and an organization supporting women in STEM. In my free time, I enjoy rock climbing, spending time with animals, and taking typing tests. I hope to meet new students and offer tutoring services in math, chemistry, and French at the elementary...

I love reading and writing but also inspiring others with great books and excellent ideas. Prose, art and adventure are my raison d'etre. My favorite subjects are British Literature, Business Communication, Fiction and Creative Writing. ... Like a fork, teaching has many prongs, or tines; it is dynamic in function. I believe that learning any subject requires a multidisciplinary approach in order for what is fundamental of the topic to stick. Accordingly, my philosophy relies on...

...them learn quicker and remember easier. My primary goal for my students is for them to understand *why* they are doing what they are doing, and for them to be able to apply solving individual problems to novel scenarios. In my free time, I like hiking, camping, Game of Thrones, the Seahawks, and exploring Seattle parks, among other things. I am interested in pursuing an master's degree in public health and/or education. I look forward...

Hi, my name is Justin. I love helping people succeed in the academic world. My passion is to see people grow and learn, especially in math, chemistry, physics and engineering. I look forward to meeting you and helping you further your education so you can realize your career aspirations.

...in a department of comparative literature, cinema, and media. Her research focuses on cultural production created in Los Angeles during the 1990's. As a multilingual writer, Andrea enjoys working with writers who want to find and refine their authorial voice. In addition to academic writing genres like claim-based essays, she also enjoys working with personal statements and cover letters. When not at the university, Andrea likes to explore new restaurants and take her pup on...

...colors in the classes. For the elementary kids, I would ask them to read the books, to talk about the stories, use jeopardy, or to create something on their own. Of course, I would also develop some games, and sometimes I would ask them to work together or in groups to make a roleplay or do some small projects. For high school students is much easier, since they know what they need to learn and...

I am a recent graduate of the University of Washington, working for a year while I apply to graduate schools. I am passionate about working with children and young adults to help them reach their academic goals and feel confident in their knowledge and abilities.