Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Highlands Ranch, CO

...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 the best methods for doing so.

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!

...understand their learning styles and create and work through problems accordingly. Outside of tutoring, one of my biggest passions is fitness and health, which I practice through weight training and volleyball. I also love music and have a history in musical theater. I also am an active youth leader at my church and love befriending my students and walking alongside them through their high school years. Finally, I am incredibly passionate about travel and have...

...my passion to help others achieve their goals and spread my knowledge. I have experience tutoring children as 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...

...and college, including founding a Technology Club at Cherry Creek High School. I have a diverse skill set, 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...

...one year, teaching English and working with US high school students. Some of my passions include traveling, art, yoga, horseback riding, seeing live music, and speaking Spanish. I wish I could still be a student! I am a dedicated learner and I believe education is super important. I have worked with children, high school students, and adults, and I think you'll find that I am a very relatable person. Languages are very intriguing to me...

...I also enjoy connecting individuals learning style and specific learning needs to the specific lessons we are working 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...

...English. From my teaching experience, I realized that every one has a different way of learning, so I think getting to know my students is one of the most important things I can do to be effective. I think learning should be enjoyable and I like to look for creative and fun ways to teach, but Im not afraid to push my students so they can progress. Besides teaching, I love running, cooking, playing games,...

...difficult concepts in a way that makes them easy to understand but also to convey successful strategies to study more efficiently and approach the material with the correct mindset. During my undergraduate studies I assisted fellow students in subjects such as Genetics, Physiology, and Chemistry, and I was able to help them better understand difficult concepts by approaching the topics from multiple angles that were tailored to the students preferred learning strategies. It is my...

...am a recent transplant to Denver after spending several years in New York working in finance. Math and 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....