Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Boulder, CO

...Spanish have always been two of my favorite subjects (and yes, math can be fun), and I am excited to get back to teaching in these areas. I think everyone has a unique learning style, so I like to get to know each student to determine how to work with and build upon his or her strengths. I have worked with all ages and backgrounds and, at the end of the day, find that the...

I love Spanish, algebra, and economics. I have experience teaching college-level courses and I enjoy explaining things to others. I am easy-going and will try to make learning as fun and successful as possible for you - I look forward to meeting you!

...the concept is achieved. I strongly believe that every child is capable of learning any subject and it’s the tutor’s duty to employ the proper strategy. Outside of tutoring I enjoy volunteering and traveling. Thankfully, I have been able to combine these interests and have volunteered in various communities abroad. These experiences have had a positive impact in my life. Moreover, they have changed the way I perceive the life of others and my own....

...well as adults. I always try to adapt to each student, so that I can provide the best teaching technique in each case. My classes are structured to get the best out of each session, but always enjoyable and dynamic in order to motivate my students. Spanish is a beautiful language and I love teaching it. In my spare time I paint, and go to art museums as often as I can. I also enjoy...

...available for tutoring in math and science courses, as well as beginner spanish and ACT prep. In my tutoring experience, I have primarily worked with high school students in science and math courses, and have really enjoyed the opportunity to encourage enthusiasm for their classes during these sessions. I work to help my students understand the material at a conceptual level so that they can build upon what they have learned in the future, and...

...tutor, I hope to help you find which styles, or combination of styles, works best for you. This way, you know better how to study on your own, and you can develop your skills at becoming an independent learner. So here is a little about me: I grew up in the beautiful county of Marin, just north of San Francisco, California. There, I attended Marin Academy, a private high school that prepared me very well...

...and I am comfortable tutoring Math, Science, Computer Science, and English, as well as the ACT and SAT. I have always enjoyed tutoring in the sciences, especially Chemistry, not only because of how much I enjoy the topic but also because of how much fun it can be to learn. I believe strongly that education is critical to success in this world, and I believe that everyone can succeed in school – no excuses. In...

...I learned Spanish from taking over 7 years of school, including several college courses, and spending 18 months amongst native Spanish speakers. I have also been designated for Spanish translating in multiple settings. I recently spent a year and a half teaching Spanish to young adults, and this past summer I tutored English. From my teaching experience, I realized that every one has a different way of learning, so I think getting to know my...

...college minors in both languages. I studied finance and accounting at the undergraduate level before completing a master's degree in business. After working for accounting and investment firms, I grew tired of the corporate environment and decided to study medicine. Since 2009, I have earned a medical degree, studied film, produced a documentary, and wrote several books, as I continue to teach business subjects for an online university. My overall focus is to pursue projects...

...want to show them that through hard work and curiosity, they can accomplish academic goals, or any goal for that matter, that they never imagined achieving previously. Being relatively close to my tutees in age, I always bring a sense of good humor and fun to sessions to connect with the students and inspire in them a sense of curiosity and interest. In my free time, I love traveling, learning languages, playing video games, practicing...

...Denver, CO area. I use a hands-on and humorous approach which enables my students to remember and internalize their lessons. Apart from being a French tutor, I work alongside people with disabilities and teach them skills to conquer their life challenges. I am full of patience, integrity, and compassion, holding my students' success at heart. After mastering English and currently learning Spanish, I know what it takes to become versed in a new language and...

...it allowed me to develop strong skills as an experiential educator. After working in both fields as an educator, I believe that all students have the ability to be successful and love learning. I aim to offer students robust learning opportunities so that they may choose a method of learning that best enables them. I think that learning should be a fun and personally rewarding experience for each student. I hope to promote a love...

...your way through higher college-level classes, you will have fun and feel comfortable under my tutelage. I also love to teach math to elementary and middle school students because I have a knack for making math practical for them so that the more advanced math in their future is less intimidating. My teaching philosophy: Any student can learn anything. We will find a method that works for you and we will outline specific go-to strategies...

...on. My tutoring philosophy is that I meet you right where you are and guide you to the next level. It is important to make learning fun and relevant. My strength is to know my student well enough to foster a connection with languages, while using topics interesting enough for engagement. I am a life-long learning and hope to impart that same philosophy onto my students. In my spare time I enjoy reading, creative writing,...

...When you start working with me, I begin by ascertaining exactly what you need to get from your tutoring - what brings you to Varsity Tutors - and then we make a detailed plan to get you to your goal. Along the way, we can identify stretch goals for you. What would it be like it math were no longer a problem for you, and instead you were excellent at it? What if, instead of...

...these areas- English, Spanish, and even SAT subjects- can be interesting. I want to help find a way to make them apply to your life and make them fun for you to learn. I am originally from Indianapolis, IN, but after graduating from DePaul in Chicago, I accepted my first, full-time job and stayed in the Windy City for another year and a half. My company transferred me to Denver in January 2013, and I...

...to children (K-12) and their families in both English and Spanish. I am very passionate and knowledgeable in all fields related to Biology, Chemistry, Basic Physics and Pre-medicine. I would also be glad to help you with any questions regarding Spanish class! When I am not studying or working on my medical school applications, I am training for upcoming races near me. I am very passionate about fitness and nutrition so I spend most of...

...athlete who plays on the club soccer and hockey team while maintaining a 3.5 GPA. I have a lot of experience tutoring, especially high school aged students, and it's a big passion of mine. My long term goals consist of joining the Peace Corps and becoming a high school teacher. I have previous experience with the educational non-profit City Year, an AmeriCorps funded program, which provided me with a lot of skills and resources to...

...having fun learning or else the information you are absorbing will have no purpose in the future. I create lessons involving zombie attacks, trivia games, and cultural lessons that all tie to what needs to be learned. As a life-long academic, I believe that learning, though sometimes difficult, is one of the best pleasures in life. I believe frustration and confusion are tools in teaching and not mere hurdles to get over. I love to...

...and encouraging my students to invest in and have a say in their own communities. From my previous work experiences, from teaching to social service positions, I have learned that being a teacher is not just teaching the basic subject matter; it is being a mentor, a reliable and accountable person to youth and to all ages. These lessons and insights I have gained influence the work I do as a Tutor.... My teaching philosophy is rooted in cultivating a safe environment, as the base building block for their academic success. As a tutor, I see the main and unique benefit of immediately creating a trusting relationship that working one-on-one can bring. This trust paired with a focus of building confidence in the student, sets the foundation of an environment in which the student is able to try without fear of failure or shame. As a tutor, I would create lessons that engage the student where they are at developmentally, utilizing a combination of learning styles specific to their own. I would ensure the lessons are energetic and exciting to peak their academic intrigue through their own personal interests formed from their environment.