Award-Winning Spanish 2 Tutors serving Memphis, TN

...between being intelligent and being a great student. I know how to be a great student and I can teach this to anyone that's willing to learn. You don't need to be intelligent to be a great student. You just need to be willing to take the time and work as hard as it takes to achieve your goals. I'm confident that most people can learn anything they need to learn as long as they...

...and learning from the students that I teach. We are all individuals and we learn in various ways. As a tutor, I get to know my students personally and I help them to apply what they already know to what they are learning to augment their understanding. I also show them how what they are learning is applicable to daily life. I've been teaching for 35 years and there is no greater joy than the...

A graduate of Harvard University and the University of Virginia, I am a certified foreign language teacher with twenty years of experience teaching Spanish, French, Portuguese, and English. I specialize in Spanish 1, 2, and 3 and helping students navigate the college application process and helping them edit and polish their application essays.

I am currently in my gap year after receiving a B.S. in pre-professional Biology from UT Chattanooga. I have a full-time job as a medical scribe in an internal medicine clinic while I am in the process of applying to Physician Assistant graduate school. I greatly appreciate the importance of education, and would be thrilled to help motivate other students to realize their potential and succeed academically!

...Chile and Spanish was my first language. I moved to the US when I was four years old, but never lost sight of my Spanish. Fortunately, I spoke Spanish every day of my life at home and that continued throughout college when I studied abroad in Salamanca, Spain for a semester. Today, I work as a bilingual writer for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. I enjoy my sharing my native language with others and encouraging...

...but were instead given a second chance. I wanted to make their new shot worth taking. I tailored my efforts to match their needs that began to build rapport to reach them in ways that inspired increased their self-responsibility. Today, I appreciate that role because it reaffirmed my confidence to control any classroom amidst potential disruptions. Taken together, I have over five years of project management and data entry as a grant writer, editor, non-profit...

...of the concepts come easy to me upon initially learning them. My personal way of tutoring involves breaking down the problem into its individual concepts and making sure the student understands each of the concepts and then moving on to explain how the concepts tie together into the problem. Additionally, I am a competitive kart racer and an aspiring NASCAR or professional race car driver. I enjoy playing and watching basketball, watching car racing, and...

It is such a shame that others don't find enjoyment in so many things, because they're written off as "too difficult", when in reality, they're not so bad. The reason I became a tutor is to help those people who think they'll be bad at things, just because they think it will be hard. I really want to help people learn and understand what is going on in their classes and lessons,...

...fourth-year medical student at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and Hispanic Studies while completing the pre-medicine science track and a minor in nutrition. I have extensive experience tutoring high school students as well as adult learners in math, science, and Spanish, having worked as a GED instructor at a local community center. Research areas include nutritional biochemistry and mechanical CPR. Spanish is a...

I have taught Spanish for 29 years at some of the top independent schools in Virginia and Tennessee. An unabashed hispanophile, I have lived and studied in Madrid and have traveled extensively throughout Latin America.

...Venezuelan born journalist and videographer. I have always tried to teach on the side because I enjoy it. Back in my country I was an English teacher, so I understand a lot about grammars and how the English language works. This is very helpful to give you tips that will help you to produce sentences and learn in a practical way. Grammars can be abstract, but when you apply them to real situations you understand...

I have several decades of classroom and leadership experience including teaching and tutoring foreign languages, K-5 reading intervention, and seven years as Instructional Facilitator. Having first hand knowledge of the challenges some students have in learning a foreign language, I am inspired to connect teaching to the students' learning styles, to eliminate the apprehension about language learning. My passion is teaching and learning foreign languages and cultures. Because of my passion for language learning, I...

...languages are hard..." I used to not care about foreign languages at all. In fact, I was failing my Spanish III class during my first semester of my junior year in high school within the first month of class. My teacher, a caring and wise man, called me into his office to ask me what was going wrong. He could see that I had some potential and vague interest, but that I wasn't putting in...

...graduate of Ashford University. I received my Master of Arts in Teaching and Learning with Technology. I also graduated from the University of El Salvador with a Bachelor of Arts in English with a specialization in Teaching. I have taught ESL in a private school and at the English Extension Program of a university. I have tutored Language Arts, Math and Spanish. I enjoy teaching a second language and I always encourage my students to...

...as they are working hard towards understanding, memorizing, and applying concepts. I employ this workflow (understanding --> memorizing --> applying) in my daily life as well as I learn concepts for medical school and would love to share it with students. I am an avid flash card user as this has helped me in school thus far. My other focus is being relatable to students as I've been in their shoes. I aspire to help...

I am currently employed as a high school Spanish teacher for Shelby County Schools and Spanish Instructor for the Upward Bound Program sponsored by Southwest Tennessee Community College. I accepted this position due to my passion for teaching and sharing my admiration of the Spanish language with bright-minded high school scholars which are applicable to your requirements for the Assistant Resident Advisor. My experience teaching for Shelby County Schools has afforded me the opportunity to...

...two high schools through the French Ministry of National Education: Lyce Honor d'Estienne d'Orves and Lyce Beau Site. My proficiency in Spanish, French and English has taken me to the international job market. As it is stated on my rsum, I am currently working as the interpreter coordinator of the NGO Committee on Social Development at the United Nations in New York City and I'm also working at Drexel University as a foreign language instructor. My...

Sharing my knowledge and experience with others in return for additional learning experiences and new connections.

I believe in working hard just as much as I believe in working smart. I believe there is a direct correlation between working hard and playing hard. I believe that as soon as you become self-aware enough to say, "I am truly an adult," then you have the responsibility to make the world a better place for current and future children.

I am a recent graduate of Rhodes College, where I received my Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with a minor in Chemistry and English. After graduation, I have remained close to academia by auditing classes in the areas of Anatomy and Physiology, Organ Systems, Histology, Embryology, and Neuroscience. My introduction to tutoring first occurred in my second year of high school. I tutored in all math courses, English (including college essay writing), all science courses,...