Award-Winning Summer Tutors in Aurora, CO

...financial planning class. I led afternoon lab sessions and worked with students on developing their own personal financial plans as part of their final project. I have a diverse skill set, and I am comfortable tutoring writing, English, Psychology, History, various sciences, the SAT, PSAT, and GRE. I also have experience working with students on college essays. I have always enjoyed tutoring these subjects, and I especially love working with students on writing because of...

...student. By using examples to clarify and solidify points, concepts can be fully understood and applied to other situations when the tutor is not present. As a chemical engineer, my favorite subjects are math and chemistry. I am very comfortable with mathematics up through calculus 1, including algebra I & II, trigonometry, introductory statistics, and calculus I. Additionally, I am very comfortable with ACT math and GRE quantitive sections, as I have taken both exams....

...students help themselves achieve and sustain success across the curriculum any time, any where. My core qualifications: Special Education, Reading Remediation, Curriculum Design, Common Core Standards and Modifications, Teaching 1:1 and Small Groups K-12, ODD, ADHD, ESL, Dyslexia/graphia, ASD, Power Yoga Instruction, Animal Assisted Education, Youth Mentoring, and Startups Professional Highlights: 20 elementary and high middle school students successfully taught and mentored in 1st year of independent education startup 12 Juveniles counseled and educated at...

...programs for the community of campers at large. I also formally led my campers on week-long backpacking trips. These activities and experiences pushed campers to discover their emotional selves and express their honest truths within a group setting. I currently live in Louisville and am starting a Master's degree in Wilderness Therapy at Naropa in the fall. I spend my time hiking, gardening, singing, reading, and dancing until I fall over.... The most important aspect of...

...English, and Psychology. For eight years I have been working with children aged three to fourteen years old. While I am able to help children with a wide array of subjects, I am most accomplished in math by using varied applications and by appealing to diverse methods of learning. I understand that children cannot learn the concrete infrastructure of our society (namely math but is also many of the other core subjects in our education...

...both personable and compassionate. Patience to me is the key in any learning context, as well as bringing a sense of humor and fun to each lesson. Based on my background in counseling, I feel comfortable helping students who are also working to learn more about the principles of psychology and their application. After completing my masters degree in psychology, I went on to become a world traveler for several years, moving to and teaching...

...children say they hate school and it is just because they are having a hard time understanding the material and how it will apply to their lives. I believe that by bringing a child's interests into their school work and helping them to understand, they can develop the desire to want to further their learning. I finished my Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering at Penn State. Once I completed that, I plan to attend graduate...

...my other passion because it explains how the world works! You want to know how fast a car was going when it drifted around that corner or understand why there is absolutely no sound in space? I’d love to explain it to you. Everyone learns in different ways. For some it’s auditory, some it’s visual, and for most it’s kinesthetic. I want to figure out how you learn and go from there. If you need...

...countries until the age of 16, attending a total of three different high schools. I remember all too well the various challenges of being student, while also trying to navigate the people and world around me. As a teacher, I have taught both in brick and mortar and online schools. Each came with their own challenges, but my favorite experiences always involved getting to know my students as individuals. Literature and writing have always been...

...mess of confusion if we're not. I love finding that vision with math problems and helping others to see it, as well. I often play around with math problems in my spare time, looking for new ways to solve them and new ways to interpret what I'm looking at so that I may expand the ways I can teach it to others. In the years I've been tutoring, I've learned that every person has their...