Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Jacksonville, FL

ACCOUNTING: Need help in making sense of all those accounting principles and entries that you must make?? ESPAÑOL: You want help from someone who is sympathetic to the challenges of learning a new language and can make the experience enjoyable and not a drudgery?? Then I am the tutor for you!... Allow the student to articulate the following: 1) His like/dislike of the subject matter; 2)His understanding of the subject matter; 3)Where his understanding goes off track; 4) current study habits for the subject I would then explain the importance of the subject to the overall scheme of his learning. Lay out the appropriate study habit for the subject matter. Depending upon the immediate needs of the student (i.e. preparation for an upcoming test), I would gauge an appropriate starting point.

...studies related subjects (government, law, U.S. and comparative history), public speaking and study skills. Highlights of my experience working to help students achieve academic success include: --A year as an AmeriCorps volunteer where I worked as a literacy tutor and co-managed an after school homework center --Work as a summer school teacher, teaching exploratory subjects --Working with ESL students, and students from different cultures --teaching chess skills to kindergartners and first graders --working with at-risk...

I am an MBA graduate and native Spanish speaker. I have worked as a Spanish Coach and enjoyed very much teaching and coaching students who were learning the language. Outside of this, I enjoy reading, exercising, and traveling.

...Harlaxton (a campus of the University of Evansville). Before all of that, I earned my International Baccalaureate diploma from Bartow High School. I have a passion for learning and am excited to share that with others. I believe in an individual approach with each of my students, because we all learn best in very different ways. I am committed to finding the method of learning that will work best for you, so that you get...

I have been taking upper-level math and science classes at the University of North Florida for some time. I have about 33 credits remaining for a bachelor's degree with a concentration in general physics and a minor in mathematics. I hope to simplify matters that might seem complicated. Many times complex concepts are best mastered in a step-by-step fashion. This approach demands patience, however, it usually ends in a cumulative understanding of these principal concepts.

...moved to Jacksonville to complete my education. I have made Jacksonville my home and enjoying living in the quiet city. I enjoy working with children and have a variety of experiences including Sunday school teacher, Duval County Schools Teacher, Extended day teacher and even experience as a baby sitter. I look forward to working with your future leader and providing the tools necessary for your future leader to realize his/her full potential.... Intelligence cannot be measured by a simple test, and a true educator knows that education enhances a student's natural gifts, by understanding the way that student learns in order to maximize their full potential.

...is the “AHA!” moment- the moment when it all finally comes together and a student understands. I can physically see on a student’s face when this happens and the excitement of it all finally making sense. When I tutor, I work diligently with a student to strive for as many “AHA!” moments as possible. Everyone learns differently and different things make sense for different individuals. In order to be a great tutor, you have to...

...love teaching, and more than my love for teaching, I love helping students to realize and reach their potential. My hobbies include reading and digital editing. Each tutoring session will be an opportunity for students to ask questions, make mistakes, and overcome deficiencies. Students will leave each session with a strategy (or more) that will help them to succeed in their area (s) of focus. Having worked with students who fall below their grade level...

...of Fine Arts in Photography from the Savannah College of Art and Design. While I'm a photographer by trade, I also have a passion for and expertise in Math and the Natural Sciences -- as well as French and Spanish, having studied and worked in both Paris and Central America. While I'm fully proficient now, I struggled with both languages early on, and understand the challenges of both starting a new language and in moving...

...success. Tutoring to me means helping students acquire the skills needed to successfully and consistently pass exams. There is an important difference between reading subject material (which can often be boring), and studying subject content (which is much more likely to be dynamic). I acquired my medical diploma while residing in a foreign country, studying in a foreign language, and because of that I could not learn the material simply by reading textbooks. Instead, I...