Award-Winning Spanish 2 Tutors serving Catalina Foothills, AZ

Hello! Graduate of Cultural Anthropology and fluent in Spanish. Cheers!

Teaching is exhilarating, I never feel more energized than after a class that has gone well. My desire is to engage, challenge, and inspire growth in my students. I want my students to make connections between old and new material, while developing a sense of self-sufficiency.

Hello! I am PASSIONATE about education, especially as a means to change the world for the better. I take plenty of care in my teaching methods as to be effective and ENJOYABLE. I am a mother of a 5-yr-old girl and 2-yr-old boy who have allowed me to discover the learning process at its purest state. This is what I love to do!

...myself to the bone. I found a learning method that worked for me and helped me retain information quicker and more efficiently in school. My goal is to pass these same methods onto those who I teach. I am biliterate in Spanish. Meaning I am certified by the department of education to read, write, and speak spanish in the United States. My specialties are Math (grade levels 1-9), ELA, Biology, Zoology, Human Anatomy. If you...

...very interesting how there are many paths you can reach the same resolution to a problem. I believe Math is for everyone, as long you have the will and patience to practice it. I was born and raised in Mexico, so Spanish is one of my strong suits as well. I find fulfillment in showing every student I tutor that anyone can excel in any subject if they put in the effort, dedication and enthusiasm...

...develop my knowledge of both English and Spanish. While at the James E. Rogers College of Law, I wrote an extensive thirty page article for The Arizona Law Review concerning current immigration issues. As a writer on law review, I also edited articles written by law professors and law students. Regarding my Spanish experience, I conducted extensive interviews in Spanish and translated documents from Spanish to English as a student advocate for the Immigration Law...

...a BA in Spanish. I am currently preparing for the LSAT and planning to begin law school in Fall 2025. As someone who values higher education, I'm passionate about helping others achieve their goals just as many educators have guided and inspired me along the way. As a neurodiverse individual with ADHD, I understand the unique challenges that can come with learning, focus, and staying motivated. My own journey has taught me the importance of...

...I pride myself on my ability to break down difficult concepts and create ways to understand them. My schedule is flexible and so is my teaching style--I will tailor my approach based on whether the focus is on improving test scores, classroom performance, or general knowledge. I prefer to meet in a public area near the university, but if necessary can arrange to meet elsewhere. I look forward to hearing from you!

I am currently a sophomore at the University of Arizona, studying Bilingual Elementary Education and Speech Pathology and I love being a wildcat. Teaching has always brought me so much joy. I have a passion for meeting and working with all different types of people. I recently returned from living abroad in Peru for 18 months teaching and performing humanitarian aid.

In and out of the classroom, I have always loved to write, read, and think critically about the subjects that captivate my mind - poetry, religion, gender, language. I really enjoy sharing my love of learning with others, especially the younger generation just beginning to explore their academic and personal interests! I specialize in Spanish (from beginner to AP level), and Critical Reading and Writing. I am looking forward to working with you!

...Local, National, and Global Economic and Financial Systems Pima Community College | Tucson AZ (Industry: Higher Education) August 2008 to May 2011 Facilitated four (4) curricula: Accounting, Business, Finance, and Management Freshman and Sophomore (100 and 200 levels) course vitaeFinancial Accounting, Managerial Accounting, Intermediate Accounting I and II, and Introduction to Business Brown Mackie College | Tucson AZ (Industry: Higher Education) March 2008 to January 2009 Facilitated six (6) curricula: Accounting, Finance, Business, Management, Human...

...on an international scale, comparing and collecting accents and dialects. I currently study to become a court interpreter/translator where I can help all types of Spanish-speakers with various linguistic needs. As for teaching, I have had the privilege to tutor both English and Spanish at a range of levels. Learning a language is giving yourself a new skill and opening the door to any number of possible human interactions. This is my favorite part of...

...I have tutored my peers and underclassmen in the past, generally in math, and they told me that it greatly helped them. In my free time, I like to read novels, run, play with my dog, go hiking, do art projects, play the trumpet and swim. In high school I was in band, film club, and track and field. I am a quiet person, but I am a good listener and can explain concepts in...

...especially enjoy helping students with the early stages of non-L1 language acquisition (in either English, Spanish, or German). Something about this stage in the process of learning a language is especially stimulating and fun. The learning curve is steep, and I get to find out a students' particular ways of acquiring a language. Outside of class, I like hiking around the Tucson area, hanging out with my friends (and my friends' dogs), and keeping up...

...University of Washington, keeping my students constantly engaged always constituted a priority, and allowed me to obtain excellent results. For the past two and a half years, I have passionately taught more than 380 lessons to more than 100 diverse students, by leading in-class individual and group activities and discussions, and by providing them with tailored and individual assistance in person or electronically. I have also tutored several students outside of the academic environment. Combining...

...raised within a bilingual education system consisting of Spanish and English most of my life, having studied and lived in Mexico for over two decades. I've worked as a tutor for Illinois Wesleyan University for over four years. There, I found my passion in teaching Spanish grammatical, conversational, and cultural skills and mentoring students with written English assignments at the college level in various fields. Those assignments included pretty much everything, from pieces of creative...

...expand their horizons. With experience tutoring all the way from middle school to college students in Spanish, and a native fluency developed through both academic and real-world settings, I focus on creating a fun, personalized learning environment that builds confidence and fluency. I especially enjoy helping students overcome their hesitation to speak and watching their communication skills grow. I bring patience, cultural insight, and creative strategies from my diverse background in music, technology, and international...

...and exhausting. Do not worry; there are ways to make learning both exciting and educational at the same time. My passion is helping students learn through an approach that matches their learning styles and the way they process information. We are individuals; therefore, we all have different ways we learn. Our brain has an incredible number of ways in which it can stimulate neurons to form synapses and improve pathways to capture information through cognitive...

...knowledgeable about subjects such as Psychology, Spanish, English, Creative Writing, Pre-algebra, Algebra, and all Elementary School subjects. I have volunteered as a tutor for elementary school students since middle school, and have been working with high school and college age students since high school. I also have experience tutoring students whose primary language is Spanish, as well as students with developmental delays or learning difficulties. Overall, I am very passionate about ensuring every student has...

...In my experience, encouragement can make a world of difference when students struggle with a subject, no matter what the reason. Often students who struggle with a learning disability want to do well, and are motivated to do the work when someone listens to them and offers concrete strategies that may help. It can be frustrating and discouraging when students keep trying harder on their own without seeing a result! My job is to make...