Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in New Bedford, MA

...to accommodate my teaching style to meet my students’ needs. Students’ passion and comprehension of math and science can then prepare them to become the impacting leaders, doctors, scientists and engineers that will change the world for better. That is why I want to be part of our future leaders’ education and preparation. In addition...

...student is unique and each one learns differently, that's what makes tutoring so exciting for me! I love getting to know my students and working with them to achieve their learning goals. I graduated from Brown University with a bachelor's degree in Engineering. I am from Bolivia and speak fluent Spanish. Outside of academics I...

...dealing with standardized test preparation, including SAT, ACT, Subject Tests, and AP Exams. I have six years of tutoring experience as a private tutor, as well as on behalf of the National Honors Society and National Language Honors Society. I hope to not only transcend students to their peak academic performance, but also serve as...

...voice, your arguments and your ideas. Standardized test formats and strict grading rubrics can make writing feel like a chore for many students, but I like to see these limitations as opportunities. I work closely with my students to unlock their intellectual and creative potential, all the while helping to keep their language neat and...

...grasp a concept when in fact it is the education system that is failing the child. Every child has their own way of learning, and as an educator, it is my mission to make sure that every child achieves his/her goals. I am originally from Orlando, FL but relocated to Massachusetts a little over a...

...and Special Education, I am now on the other side of things, with a great realization of just how much is being asked of students. With high-stakes testing, high standards of expectations, and sometimes large class sizes, it's no wonder some students find themselves missing bits and pieces of information that they need to do...

...have been working with students for several years now and have provided academic support to my peers throughout my time as a high school and now college student. Through my religious school, I taught students of all ages, ranging from Pre-K through 8th Grade. In high school, I helped prepare students for AP, SAT, ACT,...

Biomedical Engineer working for a Medical Device company as an Engineer. Eager to learn and help others learn. ... Practice makes perfect.... Introduce myself and get to know them. Understand what they are having trouble with, and why, and then jumping in.... I will do a problem with them, provide the theory, and then have them do a few problems on their own. At first, I will give assistance when needed, and then when I feel like they have a good grasp on the material, I have them do problems independently without my help. Once completed, we will go over the problem together.

...new ones. The languages I speak are Caboverdean Creole, Portuguese, Spanish, English and some Spanish. I am currently working on my Master's in Applied Linguistics at Umass Boston and will finish in May. I am also the Vice President and Events Manager for the nonprofit organization Our Children, Our Future, Inc. childrenofcaboverde.org... My Teaching Philosophy In today’s society a teacher’s job is not only to provide basic education while shaping the mind for logical and abstract thinking but also to be a solid, stable mentor in students’ lives. Teaching is very important to me because it gives me an opportunity to mold a child’s future. Education is power, and through my teaching I am able to give my students the tools necessary to succeed. Every single child in my classroom deserves and has the right to an exceptional education. Preparing students to make a difference in the world also includes assisting them in discovering who they are as individuals. In my classroom I focused on four main aspects, which include: 1. Student centered 2. Active learning 3. Student interaction 4. Critical thinking. My teaching involves student-centered activities where students are always interacting with each other. To me it is very important for students to take responsibility for their learning. Active learning is always happening and students have to be thinking critically. Letting my students struggle and work together when discussing a topic gives me a chance to assess how everyone is doing. In a language classroom everything the students do is being assessed. Participation plays a big role on how I assess my students and how I adjust my teaching. With a 90% target language goal, students have to be constantly interacting with each other. They work on presentations, plays and activities where everyone’s input is important to the learning. During the group discussions students need to participate and give their opinions. As an educator, I believe that learning should be taking place in every classroom during every lesson. The main focus of education is to create individuals who not only strive for excellence for themselves but for their peers and their community.

...well to them. My goals is to be of great assistance to students who are either striving for the highest goals or struggling to put the pieces together. With both ends of the spectrum, I am willing to lend every faculty I possess to help my students achieve their goals and push further.... Students aren't computers; they are people like anyone else, and teaching methods have to take the individuality of a student into consideration before deciding a proper approach and course of difficulty.