I do math, science, and writing. My goal is to improve my students' subject matter understanding, while also developing creative ways of thinking about the problem at hand.

I graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Comparative Physiology and a minor in French. While completing my studies, I had the opportunity to work as a Teaching Assistant for General Biology, Environmental Studies, Physiology, and Anatomy courses. I also took a year to travel abroad and study at l'University de Montpellier in the south of France. Currently, I am completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University.I look forward to working with students one-on-one to achieve their learning objectives. My tutoring will employ an integrated approach to make studying fun and engage every type of learner.

I am currently enrolled in the Masters in Teaching English program at Gonzaga University. I attended the University of Washington in Seattle from 2010-2012 and majored in International Studies. I graduated with my BA in Latin American Studies and a minor in Diversity. My studies have taught me to be organized, social, and engage with people from all backgrounds. I lived in Costa Rica teaching at a language institute called Intercultura. I worked with the Kids Team lead and helped plan the Kids Halloween Carnival. I also volunteered with the administration during parties and the planning of events for students. I taught kids and adults, mostly at the intermediate level. I enjoyed creating interactive and fun lesson plans for my students. I am a collaborative person and enjoy organizing and having an outlet for my creativity.My hobbies include going to trivia nights, hanging out with my dog Mischief, and exploring new parts of Washington.

I am here to guide you toward your goals and achievements through utilizing what makes you tick. I find the learning style that will assist you to not only meet your goals, but to run pass it with a smile on your face and achievement gleaming in your eye!

I am graduate of Whitworth University in Washington State. I finished with a degree in Spanish Language and Literature. As a Pre-Law track student I also studied Philosophy, Logic, Government and Political Theory. I have spent an extended period of time studying at La Universidad Santa Maria in Santiago, Chile.I originally found a passion for education while working as a Student Teacher at my undergraduate university. I worked closely with university level students in order to guide them through various projects and assignments. I was also asked to give lectures and exams when professors were absent.I am currently volunteering as a legal advisor and translator for World Relief Spokane which provides assistance to immigrants moving to the United States.In addition to volunteering I dedicate a substantial portion of my time to applying to law school for the Fall of 2022. My goal is to work as legal council for the Department of Justice in one of its many overseas capacities.When I am not focusing on work or school, I enjoy furthering my love for learning languages by improving my Portuguese and Mandarin.

New teacher with a lot of knowledge to share to help understand math concepts

Hey everyone my name is William and I am currently a student at Baylor University. In high school, I had a tough time with math. Even in college I have had to go to my teacher's office hours a ton. I can relate to the struggle. Hopefully I can help you accomplish your goals.

My name is Devan and I am currently studying chemical engineering. My plan is to transfer to the University of Washington in 2018.I have an enthusiastic passion for math and science and I would love to share my knowledge so others can enjoy it as much as I do.

I have extensive tutoring experience developed as a Teaching Assistant at Whitworth University, as a youth mentor at West Side Church in Richland, WA, and as an English teacher in Taiwan. As a tutor, my teaching philosophy focuses on helping students to develop the confidence and study skills they need to successfully learn on their own. My interests include history, Chinese culture, science fiction and fantasy, the occasional video game, and hiking. I look forward to meeting new students!

I hold a Bachelor of Music in Music Composition from Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington. I have also studied philosophy as a post-bac student at the Universit Jean Moulin in Lyon, France. I have worked professionally with children and young adults in educational settings for more than five years, and as a volunteer for two years before that. I started as a high school volunteer, tutoring my peers in core areas such as math, sciences, reading, and writing. Since then, I have been employed as university study group facilitator, university academic tutor in languages and sciences, private music teacher, and most recently as English as a Second Language teaching assistant in France.My tutoring process, in which I combine my excellent observational and critical thinking skills with a praxis-based approach, has been extremely effective with students from all disciplines. I identify thinking habits or missing pieces of information that contribute to a student's difficulty, then set up an example or problem that will allow the student to realize they are making the mistake as they make it. Once the student is aware of the mistake, we work together to troubleshoot the thought process that leads to the mistake. My students notice dramatic improvement in their test scores and classwork, but most importantly they come away with a sense of confidence and the tools to improve their learning process. In tutoring sessions, I combine humor and a positive attitude with strong expectations. I recognize that students are individuals, and adjust my approach to engage each student in the most meaningful way for them.I'm available for tutoring in English, French, ESL, music (including AP theory), SAT core and test prep and writing/editing/college essays. My favorite subject to tutor is music theory, both because of its complexity and because of the depth of potential benefit for learners. Although it seems abstract and bizarre, I am convinced that everyone can become "fluent" in music theorywhose benefits include a deeper appreciation of music, better understanding of how to practice, and the ability to start composing one's own music. Often those who struggle with music theory already know so much about music that all it takes is just a few tiny bits of overlooked or misunderstood information to produce those "aha!" moments. I am currently writing my own music theory method book for adult learners which I hope will empower interested students to take up music at any age.My non-academic hobbies include the outdoors (I'm an Eagle Scout, so backpacking, camping, and hiking figure prominently), running, languages (I'm conversationally fluent in French, planning to start Spanish soon), literature, mythology, and video games, especially Starcraft 2.I enjoy sharing knowledge and learning along with my students. I am so thankful to have been able to make tutoring my profession.

I do math, science, and writing. My goal is to improve my students' subject matter understanding, while also developing creative ways of thinking about the problem at hand.

I graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Comparative Physiology and a minor in French. While completing my studies, I had the opportunity to work as a Teaching Assistant for General Biology, Environmental Studies, Physiology, and Anatomy courses. I also took a year to travel abroad and study at l'University de Montpellier in the south of France. Currently, I am completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University.I look forward to working with students one-on-one to achieve their learning objectives. My tutoring will employ an integrated approach to make studying fun and engage every type of learner.

I am currently enrolled in the Masters in Teaching English program at Gonzaga University. I attended the University of Washington in Seattle from 2010-2012 and majored in International Studies. I graduated with my BA in Latin American Studies and a minor in Diversity. My studies have taught me to be organized, social, and engage with people from all backgrounds. I lived in Costa Rica teaching at a language institute called Intercultura. I worked with the Kids Team lead and helped plan the Kids Halloween Carnival. I also volunteered with the administration during parties and the planning of events for students. I taught kids and adults, mostly at the intermediate level. I enjoyed creating interactive and fun lesson plans for my students. I am a collaborative person and enjoy organizing and having an outlet for my creativity.My hobbies include going to trivia nights, hanging out with my dog Mischief, and exploring new parts of Washington.

I am here to guide you toward your goals and achievements through utilizing what makes you tick. I find the learning style that will assist you to not only meet your goals, but to run pass it with a smile on your face and achievement gleaming in your eye!

I am graduate of Whitworth University in Washington State. I finished with a degree in Spanish Language and Literature. As a Pre-Law track student I also studied Philosophy, Logic, Government and Political Theory. I have spent an extended period of time studying at La Universidad Santa Maria in Santiago, Chile.I originally found a passion for education while working as a Student Teacher at my undergraduate university. I worked closely with university level students in order to guide them through various projects and assignments. I was also asked to give lectures and exams when professors were absent.I am currently volunteering as a legal advisor and translator for World Relief Spokane which provides assistance to immigrants moving to the United States.In addition to volunteering I dedicate a substantial portion of my time to applying to law school for the Fall of 2022. My goal is to work as legal council for the Department of Justice in one of its many overseas capacities.When I am not focusing on work or school, I enjoy furthering my love for learning languages by improving my Portuguese and Mandarin.

New teacher with a lot of knowledge to share to help understand math concepts

Hey everyone my name is William and I am currently a student at Baylor University. In high school, I had a tough time with math. Even in college I have had to go to my teacher's office hours a ton. I can relate to the struggle. Hopefully I can help you accomplish your goals.

My name is Devan and I am currently studying chemical engineering. My plan is to transfer to the University of Washington in 2018.I have an enthusiastic passion for math and science and I would love to share my knowledge so others can enjoy it as much as I do.

I have extensive tutoring experience developed as a Teaching Assistant at Whitworth University, as a youth mentor at West Side Church in Richland, WA, and as an English teacher in Taiwan. As a tutor, my teaching philosophy focuses on helping students to develop the confidence and study skills they need to successfully learn on their own. My interests include history, Chinese culture, science fiction and fantasy, the occasional video game, and hiking. I look forward to meeting new students!

I hold a Bachelor of Music in Music Composition from Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Washington. I have also studied philosophy as a post-bac student at the Universit Jean Moulin in Lyon, France. I have worked professionally with children and young adults in educational settings for more than five years, and as a volunteer for two years before that. I started as a high school volunteer, tutoring my peers in core areas such as math, sciences, reading, and writing. Since then, I have been employed as university study group facilitator, university academic tutor in languages and sciences, private music teacher, and most recently as English as a Second Language teaching assistant in France.My tutoring process, in which I combine my excellent observational and critical thinking skills with a praxis-based approach, has been extremely effective with students from all disciplines. I identify thinking habits or missing pieces of information that contribute to a student's difficulty, then set up an example or problem that will allow the student to realize they are making the mistake as they make it. Once the student is aware of the mistake, we work together to troubleshoot the thought process that leads to the mistake. My students notice dramatic improvement in their test scores and classwork, but most importantly they come away with a sense of confidence and the tools to improve their learning process. In tutoring sessions, I combine humor and a positive attitude with strong expectations. I recognize that students are individuals, and adjust my approach to engage each student in the most meaningful way for them.I'm available for tutoring in English, French, ESL, music (including AP theory), SAT core and test prep and writing/editing/college essays. My favorite subject to tutor is music theory, both because of its complexity and because of the depth of potential benefit for learners. Although it seems abstract and bizarre, I am convinced that everyone can become "fluent" in music theorywhose benefits include a deeper appreciation of music, better understanding of how to practice, and the ability to start composing one's own music. Often those who struggle with music theory already know so much about music that all it takes is just a few tiny bits of overlooked or misunderstood information to produce those "aha!" moments. I am currently writing my own music theory method book for adult learners which I hope will empower interested students to take up music at any age.My non-academic hobbies include the outdoors (I'm an Eagle Scout, so backpacking, camping, and hiking figure prominently), running, languages (I'm conversationally fluent in French, planning to start Spanish soon), literature, mythology, and video games, especially Starcraft 2.I enjoy sharing knowledge and learning along with my students. I am so thankful to have been able to make tutoring my profession.