Award-Winning Social studies Tutors in Washington

...now teaching Level 1 and 2 Spanish at the high school level. Having slowly shifted from preschool to elementary/middle school to high school has granted me the opportunity of learning how to assist students of various ages, levels, learning styles and subjects. I am currently in the process of attaining my certificate in TESOL which I will have completed by January. Growing up in a multicultural household, languages and culture have become a passion for...

...After graduation, I moved to China, where I taught English to high school students and started a tutoring business for kids from ages 5-17. While I tutor on broad range of subjects, my favorites are history and French. I also love working with students on their writing and preparing for standardized tests. I take time to evaluate my students' individual learning styles and goals, and I craft my approach around their needs. There is nothing...

...in both the worlds of business and education. As a teacher in the Atlanta area I received the MLK Award (faculty award voted on by student body) it demonstrates my passion for connecting with students. My educational philosophy, regardless of subject or age group, is that motivation is the number one indicator of academic success - it is not enough to just slog through assignments/tasks students need to buy in to their education. By empowering...

...Sociology. In 2011, I received my California Multiple Subjects Teaching Credential. I have been working in classrooms, providing academic support, since 2004. I have extensive experience working with individuals with special needs, from moderate to severe, and the gifted population. I am highly adept in tailoring education to fit each learner's needs, while maximizing output, motivation, and self-confidence. I sincerely enjoy working with children, listening to their stories, and sharing a laugh as I impart...

...a sense of wonder for the staggering diversity of human achievements and the rich beauty of the natural environment. I take pleasure in working as a tutor because it is an opportunity to think about my favorite things for hours on end! Even if you aren't quite as excited by your schoolwork as I am, I hope that I can help to make your assignments much less confusing and much more tolerable. I promise to...

...am an assistant to my high school's Speech and Debate team. I can tutor in all sorts of subjects ranging from the ACT test, most AP tests, and Spanish! I have studied Spanish for 5 years and I have traveled to Latin America to practice my language. I keep my tutoring student centered, and work to make you confident in your own talents and capabilities. I have followed and developed top-notch strategies and techniques for...

...writing, some reading, and some discussion in each lesson, and in this way engage the main three modes of learning. That being said, I try to modify my teaching style to best benefit the type of student I am tutoring. Over the last year, I have been teaching test-prep for the ACT, SAT, and High School Entrance Exams, as well as high school writing; US History; Literature; and Chemistry, and all grade-school subjects. When I...

I attended schools in Jersey City and went to college at Rutgers University. I have worked as a student teacher at Hoboken High School and as a Teaching/Research Assistant at Rutgers. My areas of strength include American History, European History, World History, Geography, and Government. I love to help students realize that these subjects do not have to be daunting or intimidating. I look forward to helping out my students!

...variety of subjectsEnglish, Art History, Religious Studies and Studio Art. I am an accomplished yoga teacher who has taught the history, philosophy and practice of yoga throughout America and Asia and spent time as a triathlete and swim coach. I have maintained my swimming practice and am an expert in stroke mechanics, flip-turns, hydrodynamics and breath control. I deeply enjoy teaching swimming. I have published over 50 scholarly and popular articles and 1 book. I...

...American music. So I decided to bring in a song they all liked. We spent the rest of the class discussing that one song. The next class I was presented with a host of requests that ranged from 50 Cent to Miley Cyrus. I chose this approach because I feel that learning is best internalized when a student feels like he or she can own their learning process. This means that the teacher works to...