Award-Winning SAT Reading Tutors in Federal Way, WA

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.

...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...

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!

...in Economics. I have experience tutoring students of all ages in Math, Reading and English, Statistics, Economics, and French. I am a lifelong learner, and I 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...

...programming 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...

...Especially science and foreign languages. After getting my degree in Biology with a minor in global health from the University of Washington (2013), I for Guinea 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...

...before, I have +500 hours of community service mentoring 5th graders interested in robotics and children with autism and other learning disabilities. I hope to foster more interpersonal and professional skills to create a positive and engaging learning environment for the student and tutor. By providing students with the tools to solve problems, I look...

...of subjects, including math, english, biology, chemistry, and SAT/ACT/AP test preparation. I encourage students to be carefully organized in their thinking, as it helps 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...

...student 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...

...my teaching and I enjoy making literature relevant to my student's lives and ambitions. Helping students work through challenging material individually, whether during office hours or in mid-quarter conferences, is the most valuable and enriching aspect of teaching at the University of Washington. In addition to extensive teaching experience, I have also worked as an...

...detail oriented. I believe it is most important to immediately find a starting point, make short and long-term goals, then evaluate results and make adjustments. During sessions, I love cracking jokes and having fun. I believe that a positive attitude and a smile are two of the best learning tools anyone can have. When I'm...

...grade levels for more than 10 years. My favorite part was getting to know and learn from so many different types of students. I strongly believe in an equity built learning environment. This also means I understand that every student has individual learning needs and students learn best in different ways. When referring to Howard...

...you through those problems I'm sure you'd understand with a little bit of explanation, and to be a friend along the way. Do you like reading, hiking, surfing, or soccer? Talk to me about them! Do you need a little guidance in math (algebra/geometry/pre-calculus/statistics), English (comprehension/writing), or test prep (AP/ACT/SAT)? Let's connect. School is so...

...editor, and an experienced tutor with over 5 years of experience working with students from all over the world. I have worked on master's dissertations, public speaking presentations, second grade reading comprehension, and everything in between. Additionally, I have taught hundreds of kids in SAT / ACT / GRE / TOEFL / IETLS to improve...

...on my AP exam. I also took the SAT II Biology test and received a 700. My medical school was in Guadalajara, Mexico, where I learned how to speak colloquial Spanish with the natives for 3 years. I then went to Puerto Rico for 1 year and worked in a hospital, speaking to patients who...

...student at the University of Washington, where I work on improving Li-ion batteries. I have tutored, coached and mentored students since the start of my time in undergraduate. I currently am mentoring four undergraduates in my role at UW and really enjoy this part of my PhD experience. I love mentoring and teaching one-on-one and...