Award-Winning Social Studies Tutors in Duluth, GA

...reading, language arts, study skills, critical thinking skills and organizational skills. My favorite subjects to tutor are Critical Thinking Skills, Reading, Social Skills, Study Skills and Organizational skills. My philosophy as a teacher is to teach the students who are willing to learn, and to motivate the students who are not willing to learn, with the knowledge of how to have influence on the child's total self. Every child who enters a classroom should feel...

...for grammar and spelling, syntax, paragraph structure, and maintaining tense, point-of-view, and voice. My tutoring style is very interactive and cooperative, where I allow the student to walk me through their thinking process as I share with them tricks, tips, and mnemonics. I often refer to the quote of "teaching a person how to fish" rather than just giving them the fish. I am very flexible as far as scheduling and availability, I am reliable...

...opportunity to work extensively in the fields of Economics, Statistics, Political Science, History, and English. In addition to this university work, I developed a unique and effective method of preparing for AP exams and SAT exams throughout high school. I love helping other students reach their full academic potential and I was a peer tutor throughout high school and work with ballet students of all ages in a community ballet program through my university.

...working with children from all cultures and backgrounds. I have yet to meet a child that I cannot teach/reach. I am a preferred substitute and often do long term assignments for teachers who are unable to be present. I work closely with staff and adminstration of schools and understand the curriculm and goals school set for your children. I have also assisted with standardized testing during school and worked personally one on one with many...

...village in south Wales, and his regular reminders of how different that life was for him reminded me not to take the opportunities I have for granted. During my education, I put that perspective into action and was fortunate enough to travel to the Caribbean for a study abroad class and again for a research conference, tutor three courses, and participate in creating an organic garden on campus. I like to engage with students on...

...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 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....

...been involved in education since 2007, as a paraprofessional, interventionist, and as a certified teacher. I truly enjoy working with children, and assisting them in gaining the skills that they need in order to be successful. I understand and appreciate that each learner is unique, and has a style of learning that is just as unique as them. I am a strong believer in differentiating instruction to meet the learner, and doing all that I...

...Furthermore, I was also a math teacher for our school's after school programs Twilight and 21st Century. During my time as a math teacher (2009 to 2012), I was the department grade level chair, and I led my grade level on student performances for quarterly assessments and the CRCT. Moreover, I also have experience in lecturing high school students on Political Science, Macroeconomics, US Government, International Comparative Government, Business, Finance, and Current Events. I'm a...

...can foster frustration and disrupt the desired synergy that nurtures the learning environment. Teachers must be willing to make adjustments to their instructional plans that accommodate the slower students without impeding the more advanced students. This tactic will guarantee that all students receive the full benefits of their learning experience without developing sentiments of confusion or boredom. The most enjoyable aspect of this profession is connecting with the students and gaining satisfaction from their success....