Award-Winning Social Studies Tutors serving Atlanta, GA

...and interactive for my students to retain as much as possible in a fun, relaxed environment. I focus on identifying each student's own particular style of learning and adjust my sessions with them accordingly, so that they get the most out of each lesson. Everyone learns differently and I'm a strong advocate in building off each person's strengths and minimizing any potential weaknesses. I have served as a high school coach for essay writing and...

...taught individuals and groups from ages 4 to adults. I really like history especially political science; it's the dynamics of interacting people sharing ideas or exploiting newer models. I even like math including all its intricate parts. For me solving equations is like connecting pieces in a puzzle. My interests are drawing/doodling. I aspire to be a novelty writer. Everything comes with practice. My main objective is to help elevate those who desire to achieve.

I love teaching and seeing students achieve academic goals.

I recently graduated from a great college, and it was absolutely the most transformative experience of my life. I would like to help other students have similar experiences. I want to help your student make the best grades and test scores that they can, so they can go to any school that fits them. I was Salutatorian, STAR Student and an AP Scholar at my high school.

I received a B.A. in Psychology and a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Missouri. I recently obtained my Masters in Public Health from Georgia State University. I have experience substitute teaching primary through high school and tutoring undergraduate students. I believe learning best occurs collaboratively. In my free time I like running, lifting weights, and horseback riding.

...MPA I'm autistic and remember going through school. That's why I love helping students articulate their needs and work hard to succeed. I got my Masters in Public Administration from Syracuse University. I dedicated my high school lunches to tutoring math, and weekends to tutoring kids in sunday school. I even spent my corporate career making training materials and proving day-long trainings in public health and software. I believe in adapting to the students' needs,...

...can accurately identify the aspects of the material that are the most difficult for them. After we identify these aspects, I tailor solutions to help them surmount these difficulties. I like my students to take an active role in this process, and frequently ask them to assess whether the solutions I've offered are effective, so that I can modify those that aren't. My goal is to get to know each individual's style of learning so...

...year, and I then became a head tutor in my sophomore year. The position allowed me to work quick, one-time sessions, as well as, more intensive, consistent ones, and a mix. Outside of that, I weekly tutored an eighth-grade student in math in my sophomore year. Evidently, math subjects are my forte, but test prep and test taking are among my strong suits as well. I find tutoring to be incredibly rewarding and dynamic; both...

...such as economics and political science. Also, I enjoy tutoring mathematics and history through a high school level. My teaching philosophy is to adjust individually to the needs of my students. Some students are better with visual aids, while some work better with raw data. My job is to help them process information and commit it to memory, and the best way to do that, in my experience, is to tailor the wants and needs...

I'm a clinical psychologist recently out of grad school. I'm passionate about teaching, test prep, and coaching. I look forward to working with you.

...School Program where I get to assist students k-5 with their homework on a daily basis. So let's talk about why I'm passionate about tutoring! I have always had a deep love for children, and one of my innate gifts is the ability to encourage others. I firmly believe that with a little encouragement, anyone can do and become anything! In a world where voices often emphasize limitations, I strive to be the voice that...

...I was a caseworker for the state of Georgia in Clarke, Gwinnett, Dekalb and Carroll counties where I worked extensively with the Latino, Vietnamese, Bosnian, and Somali communities. I did a lot of volunteer work teaching ESL, an experience I enjoyed so much I decided to pursue a graduate degree, with the intention of becoming a teacher. I was accepted into the M.A. program in the History and Philosophy of Science at Florida State University;...

...Starting my educational career in New York (working the private and public education sectors in both general and special education) and moving to Georgia teaching high and middle school math and social studies, and preparing for administrative roles and responsibilities has made me more equipped to serve students for success. My teaching methods are geared towards twenty-first century learning methods (webquests, on-line/virtual learning, blogging, podcasts, etc) and learning strategies (reading and vocabulary). I connect to...

I love sharing my experience and knowledge with students but more importantly, I love seeing students come alive and feel excitement when they are successful. After over 30 years of being a high school educator, I still love working with students.

...matter their background. With patience, time and proper guidance, the English and Writing skills I have been able to share with my students has allowed them to not only become great writers, but has also expanded their creative minds and has advanced their academic lives holistically. Other subject matters that I've mastered in my college career and have a personal passion for sharing knowledge range from American and World History, World Religions, and Arabic.... The strategy...

I just recently located to Georgia from the great state of Indiana. I am in grad school @ Capella University for Marriage and Family Therapy. I am also an independent distributor for It Works and I have my own photography business. I am enjoying living near Atlanta and I can't wait to meet you. :)... My teaching philosophy is that you may not be the best at everything, but you are great at something, so give...

Hello! I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a passion for helping others. I have over ten years of experience as a licensed psychotherapist working with children, adolescents, and adults. I specialize in mental illness/SPMI and addiction.

...most enjoyment in English and History. As an educator, I believe that learning is one of the most important parts of anyone's life. In all of my educational positions, I have found the most enjoyment teaching Math Support classes in which I help students prepare for standardized tests. In my spare time, I often find myself reading new books or watching various documentaries on Netflix. I also enjoy outdoor activities such as kayaking, whitewater rafting...

I have been teaching for 30 years, and I have learned to "love first and teach second"! Education that is developed in a safe and loving environment motivates students to learn.

...goal is to boost morale. I promote the students' confidence, optimism, and intrinsic motivation so that they embrace challenges in academics that will help in all areas of their life. With patience and effective communication, I bridge the gap between the student and teacher. I do this by simplifying material in a way that is easily understood, remembered, and applied. Students will have tangible, measurable results working with me as I help them to reach...