Award-Winning Study Skills and Organization Tutors serving Johns Creek, GA

...Readiness Instructor for a university, as well as an Adjunct Professor. I have experience teaching in person and online. I believe in helping students get from point A to point B and making sure that they understand their subject areas of focus. I am a hands on coaching through encouragement type of tutor. I use...

...school and AP level math. My favorite subjects to tutor are ones that involve math because I enjoy applied math and I want others to be able to enjoy or at least feel comfortable doing math. My teaching philosophy is to adapt to the concerns and needs of each student. I also aim to make...

...tutoring kids because I believe in the power of education to transform lives. Helping children learn and succeed not only builds their confidence and skills but also lays the foundation for their future success and contribution to society. It's incredibly rewarding to see students overcome challenges, develop new abilities, and grow into confident, independent learners.

...specifically chemistry and biochemistry. Although my studies are focused in STEM, I am a strong writer and I excel in helping students improve grammar and essay organization. Additionally, I have abundant experience in both standardized and AP testing. I am a friendly and empathetic person, and I want to do whatever I can to help...

...therapist with a background in biochemistry, I have a passion for teaching children and adults of all ages in math, science, and communication, as well as health and fitness. I have worked and volunteered as a tutor for several years both independently and through the Georgia Tech Athletic Association. It is an honor to offer...

...When I was in the classroom, I taught middle grades language arts and social studies as a licensed teacher in North Carolina. While teaching, I helped improve the writing scores to passing for my seventh grade students. It was fun for me to see students learn writing and improve their reading. I tutored for four...

...all students. My ultimate goal is not just to impart knowledge but to empower every learner I encounter to grow, succeed, and apply their learning in meaningful ways. By nurturing a supportive and adaptive learning environment, I strive to make education a catalyst for personal development and success, inspiring students to pursue lifelong learning with...

...courses, as well as general English and conversation. I have a post graduate degree in eLearning and content development. I use these skills to build online courses and instructional design. In my free time, I enjoy riding my bike for long distance, I love outdoors and sunny days. I play video games in my free...

...a dream to become the first in my immediate family to receive a doctoral degree. I hold a deep passion for education (Creative Reading, Writing, History, Geography, Social Studies, ect.) and for helping students of all ages. My goals are to inspire and enhance students with the skills to maximize their potential. Away from work,...

...material that are the most difficult for them. After we identify these aspects, I tailor solutions to help them surmount these difficulties. I like my students to take an active role in this process, and frequently ask them to assess whether the solutions I've offered are effective, so that I can modify those that aren't....

...school basketball summer camp. Through coaching, I learned a lot about relating to and communicating with younger students and I loved it! In closing, I'd like to say that I've been a student all my life, including being one right now. I understand what it is like to be a student, at every level. I...

...helping students realize their full potential. I believe that obstacles are opportunities that help us grow and become better versions of who we are meant to be. One of my favorite quotes is, "Success is going from failure to failure without loss of enthusiasm" (Winston Churchill). I love thinking of new ways to make learning...

...in the area where I live. Nothing gives me greater pleasure than watching a student's face light up when they finally understand a concept with which they've struggled! In my spare time, I love to read, scrapbook, make beaded jewelry, and take care of my pets. I look forward to the opportunity to work with...

...reading and writing. I have 12 years of experience teaching high school literature. I also have extensive experience working with learning disabilities including dyslexia, ADHD, dysgraphia, and language processing disorders. I have a Bachelor's degree in English from Ohio State University, a Master's in Secondary English (6-12) from Kennesaw State University, and I have a...

Hi! My name is Katherine. I'm a student at the Georgia Institute of Technology studying biomedical engineering. I've worked with the Fernbank Museum of Natural History and Youth STEM 2030. I'm passionate about learning and I can't wait to see what we can accomplish together!

I just recently located to Georgia from the great state of Indiana. I am in grad school @ Capella University for Marriage and Family Therapy. I am also an independent distributor for It Works and I have my own photography business. I am enjoying living near Atlanta and I can't wait to meet you. :)

Hello I'm Miss Rachel! I have been an educator for 8 years and have experience working with children for 15 years. I enjoy helping children discover their passion for learning and solving those hard problems. I like to take the hands-on and interactive approach. Learning should be FUN!

...I also love to play the cello, read novels and creative non-fiction, go on runs, and listen to music (all genres, but I have a penchant for indie rock). I'm friendly and down-to-earth, both of which are traits that carry into my teaching style! I believe that no questions are dumb questions and that everyone...

I am a two time Winthrop University graduate. My undergrad major was Biology and for my Masters degree I focused on education with a focus in secondary sciences. I enjoy Biology the most, but all science is cool because it helps us understand how things work and why they are.

...diagrams, hand gestures/models, and deductive reasoning. This way I help others to really form a concrete understanding of the material and formulate solutions on their own rather than me just telling them the answers. But of course, sometimes it takes some hints to help them get started, and I am always happy to provide them...