Award-Winning Special Education Tutors in Kissimmee, FL

...I graduated at the top of my cohort. I have certifications in ESOL and a Masters' Level Reading Endorsement. I have over 2 years of in class teaching experience; the most recent being teaching Learning Strategies to 7th and 8th graders. Learning strategies was a class designed to help students learn strategies to use in every subject, even social skills. I also conducted a semester research based around the implementation of certain self regulated strategies...

As a school psychologist I believe that all students can succeed but they might need different approaches to learn the subject matter.

...you don't remember exactly what the facts are. Whatever the middle, high school or (in some cases) college subject you are finding difficult, this approach is going to help you. My goal is to make you not need a tutor as soon as possible. Just a little about me: I lived in Madrid, Spain for ten years, where I was the director of a language academy and oversaw English, French, German and Spanish classes. When...

...analyst. After moving from my home in Wisconsin as a child, I have been blessed with the opportunity to live in New York City and Orlando, encountering vastly different education systems. My hard work and dedication stems from my advocacy for equal opportunities for all despite race or disabilities. I work with the goal of giving tools for all to succeed and overcome adversity. As a hobby, I am a novelist who plans to publish...

...who learn best using their strongest learning style. I teach to their modality strengths to help foster academic success. It is important to make students aware of their learning accomplishments. Bolstering a student's self-confidence helps provide the foundation on which advance concepts can be taught. I believe strongly in the process of setting goals, meeting objectives, and continuous self-evaluation to further learning. My interest and enthusiasm for teaching and my students is what makes me...

...originally from the Caribbean and was raised in West New York, NJ. Fluent in Spanish, written and spoken. I was in bilingual classes through some of my K-12 Education. Because English was considered by second language, I, like many of my fellow students, struggled in reading. Currently in a doctoral program in Central Florida for Educational Leadership. My personal motto is that "Failure" is a sign that you are trying. We learn more from failure...

...begin to think "I just don't get it!," or "I can't do it!" They mentally block their chances to learn. In reality, frustration controls your thought process and you simply give up. Most of the time, I discover that my students are missing the basic steps from an earlier lesson that can help them find the answer. Once we uncover what we don't know, we can begin to understand what we need to know. As...

My mission is to help students achieve their academic goals! My hobbies and interests include playing the piano, playing volleyball, and take nature walks.

...be available to test out and pursue new ideas as they are developed during our sessions. I successfully taught 8th grade for 3 years, so I have the patience and experience to work through difficulties and approach subjects from different viewpoints. I continue to be certified to teach all levels of social studies and grades 5-9 in mathematics. I am also skilled in academic writing as it pertains to Common Core. While I no longer...

...I could begin tutoring her over the summer to keep her on track for the upcoming school year. Before I knew it, I was tutoring her brother (3rd grade) and another one of my students. I really enjoy tutoring and working one-on-one with students to achieve their academic goals. I particularly like working with students in math, writing, grammar, reading, and phonics. In my experience, I have noticed that many students are lacking education in...