Award-Winning Spanish Tutors in Norwalk, CA

...and raised in Los Angeles, California and have been living there ever since. I love and enjoy tutoring English, Biology, Spanish, and Writing Skills, including how to develop and structure clear, precise, and concise essays. In the summer of 2012 I went to a Seminar in Philosophy of Science held at Cambridge University in England,...

...a second language is such an important and beneficial thing to do in this day and age, and I believe that everyone is capable of learning another language if they are taught in the right environment. My passion for Spanish comes from years of studying it in school, as well as a semester living abroad...

...extra large balloons, exploring new beach towns, and over-organization. I work full time as a Client Relations Specialist in L.A. but I'm originally from the Washington, D.C. area. I studied for my B.A. at the University of Maryland, College Park and received my M.S. at the University of Southern California. I'm looking forward to an...

...across a variety of subjects, age levels, and abilities. I've also conducted research on teaching, learning, and student preparedness in the community college context. Writing is by far my favorite subject. It allows me to understand and nurture a student's creativity and imagination- which always leads to some amazing conversations- yet it also allows me...

...process of applying to medical school. My teaching philosophy is to provide the student with a comfortable learning atmosphere, where we can figure out how much the student knows and most importantly, where there are gaps in the student’s knowledge base. Once we accomplish this, it’s a simple matter of figuring out the best teaching...

...school and was able to help many students on various levels of math throughout those two years. I remember how daunting some of these subjects seemed to me at the time I first learned them, so I would love to help students today learn these fundamental subjects that will guide them in future education.... I think students learn best by first teaching them the method of how to solve a particular problem, then going through an example with them, and finally letting the student tackle one on their own to build their confidence.

...their frustrations and confusion into strength and understanding. I am an alumni of the University of California, Irvine. I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Drama, was awarded Honors in Sound Design, and completed the minor in Cultural Anthropology. I grew up bilingual, having learned Spanish primarily with my mother who is from Mexico. Since...

...with a concentration in Latin America. In addition I spent a summer in Antigua, Guatemala receiving one on one Spanish grammar and conversational lessons. I am currently fluent in Spanish reading, writing, and speech. Since finishing my studies I have been involved with helping students improve their academic performance in inner city Denver Public Schools....

...minor in Sociology. Having studied Spanish at the University level allowed me gain a better understanding of how this wonderful language works. Reading in Spanish is what helped me polish up my Spanish. At a very early age I began reading Marvel Comics in Spanish. As I grew older I shifted my reading from comics...

...My dream since I was a little girl was to be a teacher. I always wanted a profession that was dedicated to helping people or society. I am currently completing a Single Subject Teaching Credential program at the Charter College of Education of CSULA to become a Spanish teacher for high school students. Since my...