Award-Winning SAT Math Tutors in Atlanta, GA

My name is Allison, and I have recently moved to Atlanta from DC. I am a training and performance improvement professional, and recently earned a Master's in Education from George Washington University. Professionally, my focus is on instructional design, and I'm passionate about translating knowledge into true learning. When tutoring, my goal is for students to not only complete their assigned work, but to attain an understanding of the subject matter that translates into classroom...

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...rights situation, and their group received the Dean of Students Outstanding Achievement award. I enjoys learning other foreign languages and cultures, however, as I was born in Paraguay and have many relatives living in Latin and South America. I began tutoring the SAT and certain subjects as a senior in high school when parents came to me with their high school and middle school students. I really enjoy working with students and giving SAT and college...

I am a resident physician who is currently taking a year off to do research. I have a year experience teaching and tutoring the MCAT and DAT. I also tutor the GRE and SAT. I love teaching and mentoring pre-med students. I'm good at explaining complex concepts in simple terms, and I enjoy giving additional problems to make sure that my students have really mastered the material.

Being born and raised in a family of academicians, I have been very inspired by how much a teacher can mould the life of a student. It is because them that I am now pursuing the subject I love to learn and experience everyday in one of world's top universities. I also believe that subjects shouldn't be taken at the face value and every thing we learn teaches us far more than just what's written...

...their peers around them, and often become discouraged when they cannot seem to understand what so many people around them appear to grasp in an instant. This problem of student discouragement is a serious one, because learning starts with motivation; students will not be motivated to learn in an environment where they feel overwhelmed, scared, or unintelligent. That's where tutoring comes in. I've found that the best way for anyone to learn is by meeting...

One of the things I love and find most rewarding about tutoring is the "Aha!" moment; that moment when it finally clicks for my students is the most exciting part of tutoring for me. I've grown up very academically driven, I was top ten in my class and was the STAR student of my school. I enjoy helping other students while keeping my own skills sharp as I'm preparing to apply for pharmacy school.

...I have been tutoring informally since high school, had a position as a "Learning Assistant" responsible for the academic success of RPI freshmen during college, and now spend my time employed as a tutor for a variety of subjects and exams. In my spare time I read extensively, bowl in a league most Friday nights, spend time with my 3 year old labrador/border collie mix, and dabble in other geeky hobbies (DnD and 3D printing...

...elementary school through college age students in a wide range of subjects. As my BA hints, I have earned a liberal arts education at a rigorous and stimulating institution, where critical thinking is the first priority. I believe your student will benefit as I have from learning how to approach any problem. This flexibility is, in my opinion, much more useful than memorizing superficial solution procedures often taught in schools. Let's get to work!

...are between the ages of 5 and 12. Specifically, I am qualified to tutor students in Math, Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies. My preferences tend towards Science and Social Studies; however, I am more than proficient in each of the said subjects. I tend to prefer a hands on approach where I directly address the student's personal needs. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, working on computer hardware, and developing software.