Award-Winning Spanish 2 Tutors serving Irving, TX

...they taste exceptionally better than you thought. This is like when I was examining my coursework. I expected the materials that made up the courses I disliked to be much harder than the courses I liked. Therefore, my expectations could have shaped my experiences of the courses I didn't enjoy by doing worse. So, I always try to find some way I can enjoy studying the material in a course even if I don't like...

My objective is to help students at any level to build the necessary basic foundations so that they can to develop their maximum intellectual, physical and emotional capabilities. This should enable them to achieve their goals and become successful in life.

...how common this situation is when learning to read and write in language. I believe sharing my past experiences and anxieties with learners is helpful for middle schoolers. At this age, they are beginning to navigate their own learning and choose their own classes. My drive to tutor middle school topics in English Language Arts, Spanish, and History is fueled by my desire to set the stage for fearless learning in students.

Hi, I'm Heidi! I'm a substitute teacher (and former teacher) who enjoys working with students to build on their foundations they learn at school as well as prepare for tests including STAAR, SAT, ACT, and others. Please view my profile to see if I would be a good match for your tutoring needs - I would love to work with you!

...Executive Board, the Honors Program Coordinator for the Bronx campus, and taught Honors sections of Film as Literature, Expository Writing, and The Psychology of Child Development. In 2015, I moved to the DFW area, and found Fusion Academy Southlake. I helped open the campus, and I am the Head of the English Department. Throughout my years working in education, I have also been a freelance writer for projects ranging from White Papers, to Feasibility Studies,...

...to large group settings up to 12 people. Usually, I tailor my sessions with students to their immediate needs, everyone is different, and everyone learns in their own unique way. Getting to know the student's learning style is usually the first priority then it is whatever the student needs from there. For test prep, I go for a textbook and follow it, tailoring the material to my own supplemental materials that I turn into activities...

I would like to help students get a better grasp on their subjects of study. I will try my best to assist students in the most efficient way I can.

...has always been a passion of mine. Although the focus has changed drastically over time, growing through knowledge has always been important. In elementary school, I was determined to become a meteorologist. During 7th and 8th grade, I was a devout member of the school Robotics Club. Now in college, history and politics are my primary passion. Life has given me many chances to learn, and I hope to give that same opportunity to others...

I graduated with my bachelor's degree at the University of Washington. I completed my master's degree at the University of Texas at Dallas. I have a fascination for history, politics, and language. The courses which I enjoyed most in high school were IB History Higher Level and IB English Higher Level.

...my minor in Economics, which is the reason why I had to take many calculus courses and advanced math classes. I was born in Colombia, therefore my first language is Spanish; also I had the opportunity to study abroad in Paris while I was doing my undergrad career. I believe each student has the potential to master new concepts with the right approach and I will love to help you achieve your goals!!!

...electro-magnetism and electronics. While I enjoy the sciences, mathematics is my passion. I also like the idea of one day teaching mathematics and science as a professor at the college and university level. Thanks to the knowledge I've gained in my studies, I have been able to help and tutor several of my peers within the math classes I was taking, both at my new high school here in the States, and eventually when I...

...fully express ourselves and meaningfully connect with other people and cultures. I also love teaching and encouraging others. English language + writing and Spanish were two of my favorite courses in school. I excelled in AP English courses and essay writing. I went up to AP Spanish V (the highest level) and it was my favorite class. It's my pleasure to be a Varsity Tutor and help students develop their skills and ability in those...

...fourth grades. I also taught ESL to kindergarteners through tenth grade. It was so rewarding to hear from administrators that I had helped those students move from the fiftieth percentile to the eightieth percentile in ESL! I have also taught ESL to students striving to be successful in college and adults trying to improve their English skills for their careers. In addition to ESL, I have also taught Spanish to students from pre-k through high...

Learning is a lifelong commitment. A commitment to the teacher and a commitment to the learner.

...always learned from teaching other students in my classes and I actually make it a goal to study with some of the low performing students in order to teach them and, also teach myself. I've worked under a professor who was very passionate about teaching and his passion has become my passion as well as he took me under his wing, showing me all the ways one can learn. I worked for a couple of...

...my intellectual growth. I want to provide the same kind of support to students who are eager to improve and better themselves, because now, as a college student, I'm more aware than ever of how important a strong educational background is. I'm currently between my freshman and sophomore years at Vanderbilt University, where I am majoring in Neuroscience. I have a wide variety of interests outside of academia, ranging from playing soccer and tennis to...