Award-Winning SAT Writing and Language Tutors serving Roswell, GA

...Methods. During my time at GSU, I participated in three study abroad programs in Spain to learn the Spanish language and immerse myself in the culture, in Japan to compete in a Model United Nations conference, and in Morocco to compete and mentor students in a Model Arab League conference. I received multiple academic scholarships and fellowships during my undergraduate and graduate career and held positions as a Resident Assistant, Student Assistant, and Part-Time Nanny....

...honors such as consistently being on the President's list during my time there. As for tutoring, I am passionate about helping students because I want to be a part of giving them the best possible chance they can get at succeeding in their academic careers and instill in them a desire to learn, which I believe will create many opportunities for them later in life. Through my experience tutoring at the elementary and high school...

...in Neuroscience. One thing I have learned over the years is that each and every student is capable of exceeding expectations. It is often not the material itself that poses a challenge, but rather the standardized way of teaching that material, which does not work with everyone. I firmly believe in helping my students to not only understand the intricacies of their subject matter, but also to discover their personal optimal learning method to approach...

...are--I enjoy working with both young people, and adults. For all of my students I desire to foster creativity, confidence, and a true joy in learning. In the past, I taught TESOL English classes for adults and children in Bayamon, Puerto Rico. I also spent two years teaching classroom Spanish to middle-grade learners. Tutoring is my favorite job since it allows me to focus on individual students and coach them exactly according to their needs....

Passionate and patient English teacher with a love for literature and language. I create a supportive and engaging environment that's tailored to each student's individual needs. Whether you're looking to ace your exams or just improve your literary skills, I'm here to help you every step of the way.

...a Master's degree. I began tutoring in 2010 as a freshman in college at AASU. I completed field work in a 3rd-grade math classroom and 5th grade science classroom. I also assisted with 3rd-5th grade math research with my Education professor Dr. Yang. I have since tutored several ages, including as young as Kindergarten to an adult. I have tutored Math, English, Spanish, Biological sciences, and SAT prep. I love teaching the philosophies and core...

...students struggling in class and discovered my passion for helping students succeed. My strength and background in tutoring has been focused on all levels of math, but my experience in AP classes and time spent living in both France and Spain have opened me to the opportunity to also support students in history, science, and foreign languages. I believe that with the right combination of personal instruction and effort, every student can succeed.

It is important to understand the main principles in a written statement. It is often obscured within a statement and an observant eye needs to capture the overall meaning and style

...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 success. I believe in a hands on, interactive learning...

...helping your student realize his or her potential, please consider me. Music is an international language, and musicians are natural ambassadors. As far as languages are concerned, I have always been intrigued by the abundance of cultures in our world. A wealth of literature is just waiting to be discovered by the next generation to divine wisdom from those who have gone before and to be challenged into new adventures by expanded imagination. For a...

...lucky enough to do this in numerous settings, whether it be as a teacher, counselor, or tutor, and with very diverse populations from many different parts of the U.S. I spend much of my personal time reading and writing, and love talking to and learning from others' interests and abilities in these areas. While I'm currently working on a PhD in Psychology, my interests are really interdisciplinary, which includes thinking about big philosophical questions as...

...in Seoul, South Korea, while I was studying abroad. I am fluent in Korean, and have worked with a broad range of students in age and level. I have seen firsthand my students grow and excel in their academic progress, which has been rewarding. As a theology major who transitioned into my own career, it has been beneficial to utilize my masters level education. I specialize in working with students on time management, study and...

I believe in "learning with laughter!"

...these subjects help us improve our ability to think, and thus are important to being a rational person in the world. Can you organize your thoughts in order to solve a problem? Are you able to be flexible and find creative solutions to get past certain issues? A good problem will exercise these skills and better prepare you for the world, which will throw problem after problem at you. Helping students to better engage with...

...Grades English Language Arts, PreK-12th Special Education,4th-8th Social Studies, Curriculum and Instruction, ESOL, and Gifted Education. I am also a certified Microsoft Innovative Educator. While in college, I graduated from KSU's Center for Student Leadership, and I was the President of Kappa Delta Pi, an Education Honors Society. I was also inducted into the Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges and The Society of Collegiate Leadership and Achievement. While working on my...

...in college while I pursued a bachelor's degree in English. I volunteered with an honor society to help other students improve their papers and become better writers. I found my passion for teaching by helping other students and watching them learn. I graduated from college in May 2018, and I previously worked as a journalistic writer and editor in Wisconsin before moving to Atlanta. In my free time I like to read, write and hike....

...development of new biomedical therapies and have spent the last two years as a researcher formulating a new treatment for the eye disease glaucoma. I love many subjects, but I am most excited about mathematics, chemistry, and biology. I firmly believe that anyone can learn and love these subjects and that everyone has intuition for math that only needs to be uncovered. Outside of school and work, I love cello, piano, and playing board games...

I am 26 and currently live in Georgia. I have enjoyed tutoring writers since college, where I studied literature. I hope to use tutoring as a means to travel abroad and connect with new people.

...Science in Biology. I am currently in my gap year before medical school. I have been a private and peer tutor for about 6 years. While I tutor a large range of subjects, I am most passionate about Chemistry, Biology, Algebra, and French. I believe that education is a vital component of every person's life, so I am very passionate about teaching. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, baking, and going to the gym.

...preparation for it. I have many hours of experience both tutoring and being tutored, so I know how to effectively help students learn. I excel in the Math sections of the tests and have received a perfect score multiple times on the SAT Math. I have spent countless hours on both sides of tutoring, and as a result, I know how to tutor well and explain things in ways that make learning easy and fun.