Award-Winning Social Studies Tutors serving The Woodlands, TX

...have a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from The University of Houston-Downtown. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Psychology, Science, and Spanish. In my experience of over 15 years helping struggling students prepare for academic success and Standardized Tests, we always seem to have the most fun with prepping for a biology test and exploring other math concepts. I am a firm believer that all students deserve a...

...am now focusing my efforts on neurology research and eventually, medical school. My passion for tutoring stems from the frustration I felt towards subjects that challenged me in high school. I know and respect the difference that one-on-one tutoring can have on a student's performance and ambition in life. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, my favorites include biology and languages, specifically Spanish. I also enjoy reading and writing and I hope to...

I firmly believe that every student has the ability to achieve greatness. Any advice, word of encouragement, or assistance I can provide towards the student maximizing his/her potential makes the investment worthwhile. I was fortunate to get help along the way; why not turn around and do the same for others?!... "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."... Introduce...

...taking all AP and Pre-AP classes and I understand what it takes to succeed in those classes. With me being a recent high school graduate, I am also accustomed to the questions college board asks for essays and AP exams as I have just recently went through the tough process myself. What sets me apart from other tutors is that rather than the group mindset teaching that teachers apply, my style of tutoring allows the...

...I understand that everyone is different, and there is never a problem with that. Some people will take more time than others, but the issue isn't that the person can't grasp a subject. The issue is that some people learn in different ways, and schools don't always cater to people with different learning styles. What I strive for is to get to know the student, learn what learning style best suits him or her, and...

...many years, I know exactly how to help students meet the demands of their classes but also I have tutored privately before that for 6 years and served primarily undergraduate and also high school students. I have worked for writing agencies and test prep organizations in the past In my spare time I like to grow gourmet mushrooms such as Shiitake, Red and Purple Reishi, and a whole assortment of Oyster mushrooms. I am learning...

...Studies. I specialize in editing, English language acquisition, psychology, sociology, Early Childhood Education, and test prep. I have taught Pre-Kindergarten and second grade at the KIPP Infinity charter school in Harlem, New York. I have worked with teachers who are certified by the Waldorf School, and their teaching philosophies and methods have largely influenced my own. These include, but are not limited to: student led questioning and analysis, frequent use of songs and poetry, and...

...endeavor. The teacher must learn from the student their interests, skills and learning preferences. It is then up to the teacher to provide a learning environment unique to that student which will not only show the student how they best acquire new information but also show them how to take that new information and apply it to the one size fits all testing environments found in many schools and colleges. One cannot teach another unless...

...with a digital media concentration (and minor in political science). Throughout my years, I worked as a newspaper editor and adviser for mass communication pre-professionals where I grew an affinity for helping students. Currently, I'm gearing up for grad school at NYU where I will be studying digital communications. I am a passionate writer, rationalist and perspectivist. As you can see in the previous sentence, I have an iffy relationship with the Oxford comma due...

I currently attend University of Houston. I'm working on my BS degree in Biology. I enjoy helping students because I want to help make a difference in a person's life in some way or form. I tutor math, social studies, art, and government. My favorite subject to tutor is art.

...(hands-on) or non-linguistic representations (visual icons or analogies). I find that sometimes the wall that keeps someone from understanding can easily be overcome by changing the perspective. I am a Houston native certified to teach general elementary and secondary history. I taught TAKS prep and second grade in Cy-Fair ISD and currently work as a substitute in Klein. I earned a BA in the Humanities from Brigham Young University in Provo, UT. My studies focused...

...Finance and a minor in Marketing or Pre-Law (haven't decided yet). I have been tutoring children for the past 5 years across a variety of different age levels and academic levels. My favorite subjects to tutor are mathematics, Spanish, French, reading, and economics. I live and die by the ideology that a tutor, or any educator at that, should provide their students with an invaluable educational experience, as well as motivate students to want to...

...their academics by utilizing my organisational and communication skills. Currently I am studying Petroleum Engineering at Texas A&M and everyday I learn something new that betters my ability to communicate and teach. Through my hard work and diligence I am now interning as a mechanical engineer to further improve the scope of my knowledge which will help me reach my full potential in educating. In short, I am trustworthy, hardworking, and eager to teach students...

...achieve success in their learning. There's nothing more rewarding than watching a student overcome a challenge or master a concept they once found difficult. My experience working with students began as an elementary school tutor, where I led small group lessons in math, reading, and science. I also supported teachers by creating individualized action plans to meet students' goals. This experience taught me the importance of patience, adaptability, and making learning enjoyable. I earned both...

...born teacher and was frequently the individual my peers turned to when struggling with classroom material. I have always found joy when a student reaches the 'aha' moment of understanding something they struggle with. I received my BS in Environmental Biology from SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, where I tutored General Chemistry and was a TA for Dendrology. In addition, I was always a year ahead in my math in high school, taking...

...currently an Associate Account Executive for Crystal & Company in the Employee Benefits department. While I was a student, I worked for 2 years as an in-home tutor for kids grades 6-12 and focused on study skills, organization and assistance with homework in math, English and Spanish and SAT preparation. During the fall of 2014 I worked with the TCU Athletics Department where I help the TCU Student-Athletes with Calculus and Economics. I enjoy tutoring...

...I "teach the teachers", but my heart still belongs to classroom instruction. I have been "Teacher of the Year" in two different states (Georgia and Texas). During my teaching/tutoring experiences, I use a variety of instructional strategies to support students who may have diverse learning needs. I am a strong proponent of self-directed learning through effective gradual release. For students who have executive functioning and special education learning needs, then I specialize in providing specially...

I am a graduate from the University of Georgia with a BA in History and MEd in Education. I have been an educator for over 10 years. I have taught History, English, Writing, ESL, Business, and Political Science. I have worked with all ages of students from grade 6 to adults all around the world.

...Through countless hours spent rehearsing and practicing, participating in student-run theatre, contemplating life in political science seminars, learning to speak two new languages, and performing on-stage in front of audiences large and small, I learned how to be a well-rounded musician, teacher, and life-long student. The arts are my passion, but education comes in at a close second. I aspire to become a voice teacher, and I enjoy helping others in any way I can....

I have teaching in my DNA. Coming from a long line of educators, being a teacher was all I ever wanted to do. I take great pride in keeping our legacy one of purpose.