Award-Winning Social Studies Tutors serving Lakeland, FL

I am a recent graduate from the University of South Florida with a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders, focusing in Sign Language Interpreting. In my free time, I enjoy kayaking, hiking, reading, and Netflix. I do my best to learn new things every day and do my best to improve the lives of others.

...around us. But a little about my holistic self, however, and I must admit I am an avid fan of video games, notably the Fallout and Call of Duty franchises. And for those curious, I'm dedicated to Sony and the PlayStation (sorry PC or Xbox gamers). I also enjoy soccer, table top role-playing, paint ball,...

...in the schools, in the workplace, in the policy manuals, and the courtrooms reflects a student-centered methodological stance that engenders inclusivity and reaches all learners where they are. Creativity and innovation drive me, kindness guides me, love empowers me. Take me to your greatest need, and I will find a way to help you make...

...GET THE EXAM, ESSAY OR ACT/SAT SCORE YOU WANT. Memorization will only get you so far. I help you strategically think about questions so that you answer them correctly even if you don't remember exactly what the facts are. Whatever the middle, high school or (in some cases) college subject you are finding difficult, this...

...goals, so here I am teaching. I love my job as an intensive reading teacher because I get to incorporate my passion for history with my desire to help kids grow and reach their full potential. I've learned throughout my time in school and as a teacher every student has a passion for something, so...

...to make a difference in another person's life. Like a doctor in the medical field, you are providing a service that will improve their life and are dependent on you for their betterment. Tutoring's striking resemblance to medicine ultimately contributes to my desire and enjoyment of being a tutor, for having a positive impact on...

...fun strategies with teachers such as lesson activities, making up learning songs, and connecting learning to real world experiences, was and is truly rewarding. Being an educator for both students and teachers is an amazing position to hold. However, the greatest treasure that I have found is the learning and growth that I receive from...

...in writing their entrance papers for undergraduate and graduate school. I have had the privilege to spend the last three years tutoring homeschooled and public schooled students. One of my students had dyslexia and English as a second language. That student passed all his High School classes with A/B grades. I have also tutored Middle...

"Learning is a process measured not by the amount of knowledge we possess, but by our ability to understand and adapt how we teach ourselves."

...I successfully taught 8th grade for 3 years, so I have the patience and experience to work through difficulties and approach subjects from different viewpoints. I continue to be certified to teach all levels of social studies and grades 5-9 in mathematics. I am also skilled in academic writing as it pertains to Common Core....

...player and perform with the local symphony in my community, and freelance as needed. My teaching philosophy is that of an encourager and facilitator in student learning. I approach learning as a coach, coming alongside the student to assist them as needed, but ultimately to cheer them on in their pursuit of knowledge. In addition...

...is improves critical thinking necessary for navigating life and can thrust you from a world of confusion into a world of wonder. Self-educating improves you, your community and the globe. Teaching students about health and well being is where I am most proficient. In my spare time, I enjoy paper trading, drawing NFTs, gardening.

...generations all in the same classroom who all have various working backgrounds in various fields along with knowledge with more ambition and drive to achieve a degree. Other interests lie in trying to find new innovative ways to assist students in non-traditional ways using technology such as AI (artificial intelligence) and VR (virtual reality) to...

...is important to be mindful of the diversity of students; their learning styles, motivation, and abilities. I evaluated for both strengths and weaknesses, and how best to help the individual student excel and take ownership for success. Ultimately, I believe that it is my job, as an experienced educator, to ensure that all students have...

...Florida. Many people don't consider themselves to be a "math person", but in my experience, the only difference between people who excel in math and people who do not is confidence. I legitimately enjoy explaining mathematical concepts to people, and I like to think I'm pretty good at explaining things concisely. I'd love to help...

...they are learning and not just trying to earn a grade in class. However, that doesn't mean we won't have fun as we go along the way. As a great person once said, "Education is everything, though having fun doesn't hurt every once in a while." Though, I will ensure students leave knowing more and...

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...old in tutoring. I have tutored a broad range of subjects, but I am most passionate in math and psychology. My experience in helping students is in any criteria that I can because being part of a process is what makes it fun. I am very firm in education continuation. I believe it to be...

...thinking skills, creativity, and a growth mindset. I strive to create engaging and interactive lessons that cater to diverse learning styles, allowing each student to thrive and succeed. I believe in the importance of building strong relationships with my students, understanding their individual needs and providing personalized support to help them succeed. In my classroom,...

...Kindergarten, 1st, 3rd, and 5th. After my time in the classroom, I became an Instructional Literacy Coach were my primary focus was modeling and coaching classroom teachers into best practices for literacy and instruction. Currently I am in my second year as an Assistant Principal, and I miss the daily interactions with students that solely...