I think every student has potential to become a great student. With proper guidance and the desire to learn, any student can become proficient in any academic skill. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from the University of Georgia. I specialize in Algebra, Calculus and Number Theory, and I would be happy to help you in any of these subjects.

I received a BA in English Literature from Wesleyan University, a small liberal arts college in Middletown, CT. After earning my degree last May, I moved to Pittsburgh in September to do a year of volunteer service work for a local nonprofit. I've been enjoying exploring my new city, and I've loved all the people I've met here. In true liberal arts fashion, I have taken courses across a diverse range of disciplines, earning a Certificate in International Relations for completing courses across the government, history, economics, Spanish, and religion departments. Throughout my college years, I worked in multiple tutor rolesas a teaching intern for a philosophy and history course, as a volunteer tutor at a local middle school, and as a writing tutor for all levels of college students, including four senior thesis writers. My favorite part of tutoring is getting to know my students as people, learning about what gets my students excited about learning and hearing about my students' successes and failures, academically and otherwise. As a recent college grad myself, I have always experienced huge satisfaction when my studies finally click. I love seeing my students experience a breakthroughthat moment when a lightbulb goes off and I can see my student visibly start to make sense of the work.

I received my graduate degree from Tennessee Technological University. I have been teaching chemistry to college students since last 10 years and fortunate enough to work with diverse groups of students both in the United States and abroad. This experience helped me to recognize students' strengths and weaknesses, and bestow focused support in their learning. I am very approachable and never disparage my students for not knowing something. Outside of academia, I like traveling to different places to enjoy nature, and make new friends and learn about their cultures and traditions.

I'm a 4th year medical student at New York Medical College, but I am in Philadelphia for one year for medical research. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and a strong background in science courses, pre-med curricula, scientific writing, creative writing and presentations. I have tutored middle school, high school and college students in science, writing, and research-related topics and tasks like working through peer reviewed papers or designing research projects. I also teach two middle school biology classes over zoom.As a biology major in college, I have a strong soft science background (including marine bio, freshwater bio, ecology, genetics, molecular bio, biochem...) so please connect with me if you would like to work together in a science class.I eventually got to medical school, but a lot of classes didn't come easily for me along the way -- I know how it feels to hit roadblocks, but I have also gained valuable experience about how to overcome them. What kind of learner are you? Visual? Kinesthetic? Don't know? Let's figure it out, and then study in a way that works for you. Lets talk it out, draw it out, make up fun mnemonics-- whatever it takes to meet your goal and ace that test, and more importantly, to learn it for GOOD. I am so excited to work with you!

I'm a recent college graduate with degrees in Biological Sciences and Russian from Ohio University. During my time there, I tutored students in a variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, and Spanish. In addition, I worked as both a peer advisor and teaching assistant, which gives me insight into the learning strategies and study skills that students need to succeed. As a tutor, I like to focus on doing actual problems with students because it is the most effective way to immediately identify their strengths and weaknesses and to address them. In my free time, I like to lift weights, read books, and spend time with my friends.

I specialize is math tutoring. I have experience working with students in math ranging from learning to count all the way to Calculus. I enjoy helping a student gain confidence and find concept easy after previously finding it difficult. In my tutoring style I incorporate a lot of examples to help correlate the math concepts to everyday life.

I am a sophomore at Lehigh University studying Mechanical Engineering and Design through the university's Honors IDEAS program. In high school, I volunteered as a tutor for elementary and middle school students learning the viola through the organization Music for Everyone. I also tutored high school students in American History through the National Honors Society. I loved these tutoring roles, and it was such a joy to get to know different students and help them with their studies. Through my experiences tutoring others, as well as attending a few tutoring sessions in college, I have seen what a difference this kind of personal learning experience can have. As a tutor, I feel the most important thing is to be encouraging and empathetic, working to understand each individual student's learning style so I can help them most effectively. I am most interested in tutoring in English Literature, math, and SAT Prep. I have taken countless Literature courses throughout high school and college, and it is one of my very favorite subjects. I have also had significant experience with math courses, from algebra to multivariable calculus as an engineering student. I am also excited about helping students prepare for the SAT because I have taken it in the last two years, and I remember all too well what a daunting experience it can be. I would love to help make this stressful part of high school easier for students. In my free time, I enjoy playing the viola and the piano, reading, and drawing.

Teaching is my passion. It is so gratifying to see the pride and excitement that comes along with learning. I have been working with the school district for a combined total of 6 years. Outside of work I enjoy cooking, baking, hanging out with friends and family and most importantly my Bible volunteer work. I have most experience with K-6 reading, writing and math. I'm looking forward to working with you and your family.

I am from Ypsilanti, Michigan and graduated from Hampton University with a bachelors of arts in political science, and University of Phoenix with a master's of business administration. I also graduated from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte with a post-master certification in school administration and currently work as a dean of students at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. I have been in education, around the country, for over 20 years in various roles, serving in other educational capacities such as department chair, team leader and principal. He has worked for the U.S. House of Representatives and on several state and local campaigns. The most important moment in a teacher's life is when the "ah-ha" moment occurs with a student. That moment is the one that I have lived to see over and over again. When I see that moment in the face or eyes of my student, I know my job in nearly completed.I have taught many different course over my career along with some ELA, and business courses as well as physical education. My main course of studies was the discipline of social studies, including but not limited to United States History or American History, World History, Civics and Economics or Government, World Geography, and African American Studies. My focus is on helping students understand American government and American history. I try to tie in specific contribution of the many different communities and cultures that have made up the United States to help make clear the many contributions that went into making the country what it is today.My teaching philosophy is to start in a lecture format to set up the background of the lesson and then expand to a conversation where all parties can contribute to the discussion as we learn how and why situations and concepts evolved as they did. I will present information and ask for feedback to what we are learning and why it matters. As we get further along, I will ask students to help present the lesson as to bring about ownership of the subject so can all learn together.

I am a military spouse of over 26 years. I've had the honor and privilege to move around the United States. I've taught in multiple states and many grades. This has created such a wealth of experiences as an educator. I've worked with preschool students all the way to adults. It brings me great joy to see my students grow and develop.

I think every student has potential to become a great student. With proper guidance and the desire to learn, any student can become proficient in any academic skill. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics from the University of Georgia. I specialize in Algebra, Calculus and Number Theory, and I would be happy to help you in any of these subjects.

I received a BA in English Literature from Wesleyan University, a small liberal arts college in Middletown, CT. After earning my degree last May, I moved to Pittsburgh in September to do a year of volunteer service work for a local nonprofit. I've been enjoying exploring my new city, and I've loved all the people I've met here. In true liberal arts fashion, I have taken courses across a diverse range of disciplines, earning a Certificate in International Relations for completing courses across the government, history, economics, Spanish, and religion departments. Throughout my college years, I worked in multiple tutor rolesas a teaching intern for a philosophy and history course, as a volunteer tutor at a local middle school, and as a writing tutor for all levels of college students, including four senior thesis writers. My favorite part of tutoring is getting to know my students as people, learning about what gets my students excited about learning and hearing about my students' successes and failures, academically and otherwise. As a recent college grad myself, I have always experienced huge satisfaction when my studies finally click. I love seeing my students experience a breakthroughthat moment when a lightbulb goes off and I can see my student visibly start to make sense of the work.

I received my graduate degree from Tennessee Technological University. I have been teaching chemistry to college students since last 10 years and fortunate enough to work with diverse groups of students both in the United States and abroad. This experience helped me to recognize students' strengths and weaknesses, and bestow focused support in their learning. I am very approachable and never disparage my students for not knowing something. Outside of academia, I like traveling to different places to enjoy nature, and make new friends and learn about their cultures and traditions.

I'm a 4th year medical student at New York Medical College, but I am in Philadelphia for one year for medical research. I have a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and a strong background in science courses, pre-med curricula, scientific writing, creative writing and presentations. I have tutored middle school, high school and college students in science, writing, and research-related topics and tasks like working through peer reviewed papers or designing research projects. I also teach two middle school biology classes over zoom.As a biology major in college, I have a strong soft science background (including marine bio, freshwater bio, ecology, genetics, molecular bio, biochem...) so please connect with me if you would like to work together in a science class.I eventually got to medical school, but a lot of classes didn't come easily for me along the way -- I know how it feels to hit roadblocks, but I have also gained valuable experience about how to overcome them. What kind of learner are you? Visual? Kinesthetic? Don't know? Let's figure it out, and then study in a way that works for you. Lets talk it out, draw it out, make up fun mnemonics-- whatever it takes to meet your goal and ace that test, and more importantly, to learn it for GOOD. I am so excited to work with you!

I'm a recent college graduate with degrees in Biological Sciences and Russian from Ohio University. During my time there, I tutored students in a variety of subjects, including biology, chemistry, and Spanish. In addition, I worked as both a peer advisor and teaching assistant, which gives me insight into the learning strategies and study skills that students need to succeed. As a tutor, I like to focus on doing actual problems with students because it is the most effective way to immediately identify their strengths and weaknesses and to address them. In my free time, I like to lift weights, read books, and spend time with my friends.

I specialize is math tutoring. I have experience working with students in math ranging from learning to count all the way to Calculus. I enjoy helping a student gain confidence and find concept easy after previously finding it difficult. In my tutoring style I incorporate a lot of examples to help correlate the math concepts to everyday life.

I am a sophomore at Lehigh University studying Mechanical Engineering and Design through the university's Honors IDEAS program. In high school, I volunteered as a tutor for elementary and middle school students learning the viola through the organization Music for Everyone. I also tutored high school students in American History through the National Honors Society. I loved these tutoring roles, and it was such a joy to get to know different students and help them with their studies. Through my experiences tutoring others, as well as attending a few tutoring sessions in college, I have seen what a difference this kind of personal learning experience can have. As a tutor, I feel the most important thing is to be encouraging and empathetic, working to understand each individual student's learning style so I can help them most effectively. I am most interested in tutoring in English Literature, math, and SAT Prep. I have taken countless Literature courses throughout high school and college, and it is one of my very favorite subjects. I have also had significant experience with math courses, from algebra to multivariable calculus as an engineering student. I am also excited about helping students prepare for the SAT because I have taken it in the last two years, and I remember all too well what a daunting experience it can be. I would love to help make this stressful part of high school easier for students. In my free time, I enjoy playing the viola and the piano, reading, and drawing.

Teaching is my passion. It is so gratifying to see the pride and excitement that comes along with learning. I have been working with the school district for a combined total of 6 years. Outside of work I enjoy cooking, baking, hanging out with friends and family and most importantly my Bible volunteer work. I have most experience with K-6 reading, writing and math. I'm looking forward to working with you and your family.

I am from Ypsilanti, Michigan and graduated from Hampton University with a bachelors of arts in political science, and University of Phoenix with a master's of business administration. I also graduated from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte with a post-master certification in school administration and currently work as a dean of students at Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools. I have been in education, around the country, for over 20 years in various roles, serving in other educational capacities such as department chair, team leader and principal. He has worked for the U.S. House of Representatives and on several state and local campaigns. The most important moment in a teacher's life is when the "ah-ha" moment occurs with a student. That moment is the one that I have lived to see over and over again. When I see that moment in the face or eyes of my student, I know my job in nearly completed.I have taught many different course over my career along with some ELA, and business courses as well as physical education. My main course of studies was the discipline of social studies, including but not limited to United States History or American History, World History, Civics and Economics or Government, World Geography, and African American Studies. My focus is on helping students understand American government and American history. I try to tie in specific contribution of the many different communities and cultures that have made up the United States to help make clear the many contributions that went into making the country what it is today.My teaching philosophy is to start in a lecture format to set up the background of the lesson and then expand to a conversation where all parties can contribute to the discussion as we learn how and why situations and concepts evolved as they did. I will present information and ask for feedback to what we are learning and why it matters. As we get further along, I will ask students to help present the lesson as to bring about ownership of the subject so can all learn together.

I am a military spouse of over 26 years. I've had the honor and privilege to move around the United States. I've taught in multiple states and many grades. This has created such a wealth of experiences as an educator. I've worked with preschool students all the way to adults. It brings me great joy to see my students grow and develop.