Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Houston, TX

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...with me. I believe this is because I do my best to make my sessions interactive, engaging and educational. I am proud to say that I have received positive feedback from parents thanking me for taking the time to help their student reach new heights in their academics. Most notably, a student I met with twice a week got his first A in his eighth grade Algebra class. Another one of my previous students got...

...Texas Southern University and Masters in Organizational Management from the University of Phoenix. I have more than 10 years of student mentoring/teaching. I taught Junior Achievement to Elementary, Middle, and High school students. I tutor Presentation skills, and Public speaking for future success. My favorite is subject is Public Speaking because this is a vital tool. My teaching style is engaging and interactive. It's like to old saying, "You get out what you put into...

I am a rising sophomore at Georgetown University in the School of Foreign Service. I love to help people learn and am very outgoing. I prefer hands on learning and building a strong foundation in order to build understanding.

...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 instill the same passion for literature and language in my students. In my spare time, I am usually found brandishing my dependable frying pan and creating mashups from worldwide cuisines.

...and Spanish from the University of Ghana, and I solidified my knowledge of both languages when I lived and worked in French-Speaking Ivory Coast for four years, and in Spain for six years. Hence I teach both French and Spanish at all pre-university levels. I have taught both French and Spanish at Middle and High Schools in the U.S., and I currently teach Spanish in a High School in Texas. Even though I teach Spanish...

Hello. My name is Rubi. I am a recent graduate from the University of Houston and am currently working on my second degree. I have been tutoring since I was 15 and currently focus on a wide array of subjects. My tutoring styles are different for each person because I like to focus on the individual and teach according to what will be best for my students.

...meanings and concepts can end up lost in translation. I enjoy helping others address these challenges by helping put Spanish into a more familiar context so that their understanding of the language goes beyond textbook definition and becomes more natural overtime. My academic strengths are in the social sciences, especially American and world history. I find that the most engaging method of learning about the past is by connecting the dots to reveal the inner-connectivity...

...school program working in Spring Branch ISD, assisting children with reading/writing comprehension. I also helped the children in each of these programs think both critically and compassionately by reading them stories and having them discuss how they would feel if they were a character in a book and what they would do to solve the problem/s the main character of the book faced. Finally, I worked with iKidz at West U. Elementary and showed elementary...

...can be when it comes to solving problems. I graduated with my Associate in Science from Houston Community College and I am currently going to Unity College for my B.S. in Marine Biology. I currently work as an ESL para for 7th and 8th graders. I will be tutoring all math and reading up until high school. I personally love tutoring math more because even though it can be a tricky subject but I am...

...seniors of course. I like to focus mostly on conversation developing the speaking and listening skills so you are able to communicate in Spanish as fast as possible. Reading and writing are also important in the process of learning a language. Of course learning the structure of the language as a whole is very essential, and I love teaching grammar and vocabulary in a fun and easy way. In Costa Rica we have the expression...

...I like teaching conversational Spanish, vocabulary, grammar, and writing at all levels. I enjoy giving classes with daily everyday topics or the basics needed. The best way to learn a foreign language is with a native teacher without an accent and who knows and practices an up-to-date language. What I most enjoy about being a teacher is when the students understand and use the Spanish learned in the "real world." So, you will speak Spanish...

I recently graduated from Rice University with a double major in Biological Sciences and Sociology. I plan to attend medical school in the fall. I have previously tutored middle and high schoolers in algebra, geometry, algebra 2, chemistry (regular and AP), and biology (regular and AP). I can also help with test prep for the PSAT, SAT, and ACT.

...research in my own time. My teaching philosophy is to make sessions entertaining and memorable and emphasize repetition. I believe that students are more engaged when learning can be made fun or into a game or contest. This keeps them more involved and helps them grasp the material better. I also emphasize repetition for things like practice or outside homework. This is because I believe that it is the most effective way to retain boring...

...of Houston, and my M.A. in Spanish Language and Literatures from the University of Colorado Boulder. There, I first experienced being an instructor, as I taught beginning-level Spanish courses to undergraduate students. The satisfaction that I obtained from teaching pushed me to pursue other opportunities as a tutor, and later led me into a career in education. Now, I am a sixth grade Reading teacher, helping bilingual students and English-language learners become critical and proficient...

...rhymes as well to help students learn and master both verbal and written communication. I have found that what I truly love is helping others to succeed in any way that I can. I truly believe anyone can comprehend, speak, read and write Spanish. It is perfectly phonetic and it is spoken exactly the way it is written. It can be learned quite easily as long as it is explained properly. I travel as often...

...seem." He believed that most people had trouble in this subject because of the daunting stereotypes surrounding the difficulty of math. He proved us all wrong in that class. Ever since then, I adapted several different techniques and ways of teaching to encourage students to understand this thought process. My goal is help all of my clients understand that math is not hard, but getting out of the mentality that math is hard is where...

...descendant. I moved to the US in January of 2020. And I want to get involved in the academic world. I have a Bachelor's in Communications and Advertising and a Master's in Marketing. I've always worked in communications in Spanish and English simultaneously. I speak fluently English, Portuguese and French, and Spanish is my native language. I love learning new languages and teaching different skills. I believe learning is a constant process. And as we...

...minor at Rice University. I have two younger siblings I have always helped with homework and other school related projects. I have also tutored students from elementary school to high school aged students. I am best at STEM subjects and standardized test prep. However, Spanish is also a strong subject for me since I grew up speaking it. I don't only speak it, but also have a solid background in writing and reading since I...

...by engaging them with individual attention and instruction then I'll have played my part as a tutor. As I already have an innate passion for reading and writing (having earned a B. A. in creative writing from the University of Houston) I am excited to pass on this passion to struggling students in a field I find meaningful and which I wish to pursue a career in the future as a professor of creative writing.