Award-Winning SAT Reading Tutors in Atlanta, GA

...levels from 1st grade through college and loved every minute of it. Learning about cultures first hand was an amazing gift. During my Masters and Ph.d work I tutored privately specializing in SAT Prep, College Study Skills, Entrance Essays, College Applications as well as Elementary, Middle, and High School students individualized needs. I worked with students one on one to learn how to study, raise their test scores, to write essays, to complete math assignments,...

...statements, analyzing the material, and making the correct connections from the material given to them, whether it is from a textbook or primary sources. Most importantly, I love teaching. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with others, and I am a patient tutor who is willing to work at the student's speed. Beyond teaching and tutoring, I enjoy watching movies, reading fantasy and science fiction books, listening to music, volunteering at the Atlanta History Center, and...

...planning company, which allowed me plan a full event in Barcelona. From 2005-2006, I taught high school English as a Fulbright English Teaching Assistant in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. I have also lived in Salvador (Brazil), DC, New York City, and Austin. With experience tutoring French at the university level, and having worked with younger children, and as a Fulbright ETA, in addition to taking AP French, AP U.S. History, AP European History, and AP Calculus, joining...

...tools to effectively tutor in maths and sciences, my love of reading and the humanities bestows me with the unique ability to also excel in reading comprehension and composition. Throughout college, I tutored high school students in all sections of the SAT and other school subjects. I developed a true appreciation for working with students to not only improve their grades, but also their confidence and mindset. Making sure the students' goals align with my...

...at least get you a better score.) I'm open to students of all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels. A little bit about my academic background: I graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2016 with a dual degree in Writing and Sociology. I have tutored on and off throughout my years in school and have always enjoyed the opportunity to share and teach what I've learned myself. I hope to continue helping others improve their writing...

I'm a college junior majoring in Creative Writing and Comparative Literature at Emory University. I've worked as a student assistant at the Benjamin Franklin Academy in French and English, and I have ample experience helping students one-on-one or in small groups. I'd like to someday become an English professor. When I'm not tutoring, I love playing board games with my friends, seeing local music or curling up with a good book.

...and online. I believe in helping students get from point A to point B and making sure that they understand their subject areas of focus. I am a hands on coaching through encouragement type of tutor. I use 7 different formats to reach the students at their point of need. I also have experience tutoring students on the ACT and SAT. I look forward to working with students from a variety of backgrounds and helping...

...I am also studying for a minor in Religion. Some of my favorite subjects to tutor in are languages, because language practice requires one-on-one conversation, and writing. I believe that a strong writer can succeed anywhere regardless of their field. Furthermore, strong knowledge of a foreign language is known to make job applicants more competitive while also increasing the likelihood of a higher initial salary. Learning foreign languages is also a personal passion of mine;...

...strengths are as well as your weaknesses. What worries you about your English abilities? What are you confident in? Do you like English or hate it? Why? I will begin most of my tutoring sessions by asking what the student wants to work on, and we'll go from there. I think it is important to take learning one step at a time so that you can really understand the concepts and the "why?" behind what...

...to the University of Virginia for my undergrad and graduated with honors and a double major in English and Political Theory. After I graduated, I moved to England to teach English on a fellowship at a boarding school there and I discovered that I really love to teach! When I got home I started working for a pro bono law firm in Atlanta, but I've been tutoring students on the side in English, writing, standardized...

...I served in the United States Air Force for over 20 years, with several assignments in training and education. I taught Advanced Radar Maintenance courses, Communication and was an Assistant Professor at Georgia Tech. I'm currently working in Human Resouces for a Fortune 14 company and also have great experience in relating education to real-world business applications. My goal as a tutor is to encourage students to master simple, effective study habits, learn concepts -...

...repetitive or unnecessary. My tutoring style is very flexible, as I aim to discover how each student learns and cater to their unique style. I'm always up for the challenge of changing my methods of instruction and breaking down topics to foster a deeper understanding of a subject. On a different note, I generally spend my spare time playing lacrosse or running outdoors when possible. I also play the violin with a school quartet, and...

Math lover, Harvard grad, laughter and smiles are a key measure of success

...much in life. I have been tutoring on and off for most of my life. I started with Kumon and taught very young children how to read. I have also coached students for the GRE, SAT, and ACT. Teaching has always been a passion of mine. I am a kind and patient tutor, able to assess strengths and weaknesses of a student quickly and motivating them with useful tools wherever needed in addition to helping...

Hi! My name is Katherine. I'm a student at the Georgia Institute of Technology studying biomedical engineering. I've worked with the Fernbank Museum of Natural History and Youth STEM 2030. I'm passionate about learning and I can't wait to see what we can accomplish together!

As a tutor, I approach each student differently as all students have the capability to learn well, but each student learns differently. I like to take time to engage the student not only with problems to solve, but also with conversation making sure that they not only understand each step in the process, but also are able to apply what they learn in their own unique way to perform well and grow as students.

I am a first year Neuroscience major at Georgia Tech! Throughout high school and college I have had experience tutoring students for almost all subjects offered in my school ranging from world history to calculus. My favorite subjects to teach are math and science because I love learning about why the world works. I also really enjoy writing and helping others learn how to express themselves through their own writing.

...atmosphere where students are comfortable hence students are given the opportunity to choose from diverse activities via differentiation of instruction. Learning will take place in an environment where the affective filter is low that is where students are not stressed and their anxiety level kept at a minimum, where they are comfortable and at peace especially when humor is incorporated on a daily basis. Learning a language provide students with new opportunities for communication and...

...of the most complex topics. We will do it through the methodical application of reason and logic, and the tools of self-paced learning, rather than sheer memorization. Together, we can do it: I've done it again and again with countless of your peers. I hold a 'Diplme d'Ingnieur lectricien' - equivalent to a Master's Degree in Electrical Engineering - from the French Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble and earned the highest tutoring credentials from some...

...Math I and II. I have also taught College Prep, which includes not only SAT and ACT prep but also coaching for college admissions essays. Back in my student days, I studied like a maniac and took more standardized tests than I care to remember. As a result, I was admitted to UChicago for undergrad and to Yale for my Ph.D. I'll be happy to pass on all of my study and test taking strategies...