I earned my Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies from Nova Southeastern University. I was distinguished as one of two Outstanding Students for my college's Math, Science, and Technology Division for my graduating class. As President of NSU's Math Club, I organized voluntary tutoring for high school students. I am also experienced in the drafting of research papers spanning a variety of topics from the physical sciences to politics. I have dual passions, carrying a torch for science and art. Both inform each other and innovation happens at their intersection. In my spare time I watercolor paint and play board games with friends and family. I believe learning should feel like discovery. When teachers love what they teach, their enthusiasm is contagious and they are driven to help students understand not only mechanics behind a concept, but also the greater importance of the concept. My favorite subjects to tutor are geography, ecology, high school math, and writing.

Hello! I'm an undergraduate student at the University of South Florida currently studying International Business with a concentration in Business Analytics and Information Systems.With the skills I have amassed from being an IB graduate and from my undergraduate experience, I hope to tutor students who want to excel into success!

This National Merit Scholar comes equipped with a B.A.(Hons) in both Theatre Studies and Psychology, a certification in Shakespearean performance from the Royal Academy in Dramatic Art, 99th percentile standardized test scores and a 4.0 high school GPA. My work experience includes tenures at a laboratory preschool, as a copy editor and in front-of-house positions around the globe. I took Latin and Calculus III for FUN. They say we can't know everything... but we can sure try.

I am a retired teacher, linguist - I speak 3 languages (English, Portuguese, and Spanish), wife, and mom of 5 amazing children. I was born and raised in the USA, spending most of my life in sunny south Florida, our family decided to move to Louisiana last year and we love it here.I have been a tutor (from young children to adults) for over 20 years. I was a certified teacher for 10 years. I have certifications in Elementary Education (K-6), Special Education (K-12), Pre-K ESE, as well as endorsements in Reading and in ESOL. I am a proud University of Miami alumni and have a Master's degree in Education with a focus on Early Childhood Special Education. I am TESOL certified (120 hours).I have taught everything from preschool through adult learners. I have taught gifted students, general education students, ESOL, and special education students. I love teaching and interacting with children of all ages and abilities. Each and every one of us has a purpose in this world. Teaching has allowed me to be a witness and guide students into discovering their interests, passions, and abilities.

I aim to help you love learning and never worry about exams again! I am passionate about time management and can help you create a study schedule that works for you. During sessions, I promise to ensure you understand the subject and can teach it too!

I am a graduate of the University of Miami. I received my Bachelors of Science in Microbiology and Immunology with minors in Chemistry and Public Health. Since graduation, I've had the opportunity to tutor both middle and high school students. I am passionate about teaching because of the crucial importance education plays in one's life. I will be starting medical school in 2016 and I am looking forward to helping students during my gap year. As a tutor, I am very attentive to the needs of my students and I always make sure they have a thorough understanding of the material being covered. Personally, I enjoy the Socratic method of teaching because it allows me to gauge how much the student knows as well as assess where the gaps in knowledge need to be filled. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, going to the gym, and dancing.

I am currently a Lead Teaching Assistant for Medical Biochemistry at UCF, and continue to volunteer as an assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II as well as Microbiology. I have a Bachelor's of Science in secondary English Education and have experience teaching English and Literature at the high school level. I am currently preparing applications for medical school, but continue to invest in educational settings in classrooms as well as a private tutor. I have a knack for disseminating complex material in an understandable way, and have a few great technology tools that allow me to provide cutting edge educational experiences for my students, including but not limited to my SurfacePro and access to all Adobe software, on which I made supplemental instructional materials for a few courses in UCF's Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences under the College of Medicine. I love teaching and learning about a range of topics, and look forward to extending my enthusiasm to my students.I am comfortable and proficient in teaching students from middle and high school through college courses, and adapt my style of teaching accordingly. Students commonly tell me I explain things in an accessible way and have a gift for making them feel comfortable. I am able to teach in a diverse range of topics, from English and the arts to math and science, with a particular focus for college students in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry.

I was motivated to get into teaching by my background. I never lived in great neighborhoods. My father was a high school dropout, and my mother never went to college. Opportunities were limited, but I learned the value of hard work. I recognized that education was a chance to break free of a cycle, to avoid the same mistakes and regrets of my parents. I focused on being the best that I could be in all regards, given I had no idea what I wanted to do with it, just that I knew I needed to be my best. This is what eventually led me to wanting to teach. I recognized that my brother did not share this vision, and he also dropped out and repeated the cycles of limited opportunities. Having these experiences, I sought to help others find motivation and success.While teaching in a classroom proved to be disheartening as too many students simply sought to give up, I moved to tutoring to offer personal help to those who truly desire to be better. Sometimes learning is not easy and you have to keep plugging away, and even if you don't get it right away, that practice, that determination, eventually yields results. My goal is to make that transition easier. If I can help students recognize what they do well, where they need improvement, and specifically why learning isn't easy, then the whole process of having opportunities for success increases. Will I be able to make learning "easy"? I hope so. At the very least, my goal is to make it less hard and helps students become independent to recognize hurdles on their own and how to overcome these obstacles.

I have been teaching for 7 years. I have taught everything from Pre-K to college. I am a certified teacher in math 5-9, K-6, Reading, ESOL, and ESE. I teach a learning strategies class on a regular basis but I enjoy working with students of all ages. I focused on basic reading skills and phonics in my master's program. However, I am a math and science person at heart!I enjoying teaching people how to learn and helping them find out the way that they learn best. I focus a lot on strategies to help the students learn to be self-sufficient. I think organization and time management is very important. I provide step by step instruction and help the student learn how to break down problems to better tackle it and find the solution. I believe it is important to understand everyone learns differently and I enjoy helping others find the way that they learn best and learn how to use it to be successful.

Learning and education is a journey that should have no end, or at least I think so. Even though I have been to college and graduate school, I continue to seek the ability to learn something new everyday. I would love to instill this in each student I work with. Sure sometimes we need to "learn" something for a test or a research paper, but the process of learning and understanding how things work is one of the is one of the most satisfying experiences one can go through.

I earned my Bachelor of Science in Environmental Studies from Nova Southeastern University. I was distinguished as one of two Outstanding Students for my college's Math, Science, and Technology Division for my graduating class. As President of NSU's Math Club, I organized voluntary tutoring for high school students. I am also experienced in the drafting of research papers spanning a variety of topics from the physical sciences to politics. I have dual passions, carrying a torch for science and art. Both inform each other and innovation happens at their intersection. In my spare time I watercolor paint and play board games with friends and family. I believe learning should feel like discovery. When teachers love what they teach, their enthusiasm is contagious and they are driven to help students understand not only mechanics behind a concept, but also the greater importance of the concept. My favorite subjects to tutor are geography, ecology, high school math, and writing.

Hello! I'm an undergraduate student at the University of South Florida currently studying International Business with a concentration in Business Analytics and Information Systems.With the skills I have amassed from being an IB graduate and from my undergraduate experience, I hope to tutor students who want to excel into success!

This National Merit Scholar comes equipped with a B.A.(Hons) in both Theatre Studies and Psychology, a certification in Shakespearean performance from the Royal Academy in Dramatic Art, 99th percentile standardized test scores and a 4.0 high school GPA. My work experience includes tenures at a laboratory preschool, as a copy editor and in front-of-house positions around the globe. I took Latin and Calculus III for FUN. They say we can't know everything... but we can sure try.

I am a retired teacher, linguist - I speak 3 languages (English, Portuguese, and Spanish), wife, and mom of 5 amazing children. I was born and raised in the USA, spending most of my life in sunny south Florida, our family decided to move to Louisiana last year and we love it here.I have been a tutor (from young children to adults) for over 20 years. I was a certified teacher for 10 years. I have certifications in Elementary Education (K-6), Special Education (K-12), Pre-K ESE, as well as endorsements in Reading and in ESOL. I am a proud University of Miami alumni and have a Master's degree in Education with a focus on Early Childhood Special Education. I am TESOL certified (120 hours).I have taught everything from preschool through adult learners. I have taught gifted students, general education students, ESOL, and special education students. I love teaching and interacting with children of all ages and abilities. Each and every one of us has a purpose in this world. Teaching has allowed me to be a witness and guide students into discovering their interests, passions, and abilities.

I aim to help you love learning and never worry about exams again! I am passionate about time management and can help you create a study schedule that works for you. During sessions, I promise to ensure you understand the subject and can teach it too!

I am a graduate of the University of Miami. I received my Bachelors of Science in Microbiology and Immunology with minors in Chemistry and Public Health. Since graduation, I've had the opportunity to tutor both middle and high school students. I am passionate about teaching because of the crucial importance education plays in one's life. I will be starting medical school in 2016 and I am looking forward to helping students during my gap year. As a tutor, I am very attentive to the needs of my students and I always make sure they have a thorough understanding of the material being covered. Personally, I enjoy the Socratic method of teaching because it allows me to gauge how much the student knows as well as assess where the gaps in knowledge need to be filled. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, going to the gym, and dancing.

I am currently a Lead Teaching Assistant for Medical Biochemistry at UCF, and continue to volunteer as an assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II as well as Microbiology. I have a Bachelor's of Science in secondary English Education and have experience teaching English and Literature at the high school level. I am currently preparing applications for medical school, but continue to invest in educational settings in classrooms as well as a private tutor. I have a knack for disseminating complex material in an understandable way, and have a few great technology tools that allow me to provide cutting edge educational experiences for my students, including but not limited to my SurfacePro and access to all Adobe software, on which I made supplemental instructional materials for a few courses in UCF's Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences under the College of Medicine. I love teaching and learning about a range of topics, and look forward to extending my enthusiasm to my students.I am comfortable and proficient in teaching students from middle and high school through college courses, and adapt my style of teaching accordingly. Students commonly tell me I explain things in an accessible way and have a gift for making them feel comfortable. I am able to teach in a diverse range of topics, from English and the arts to math and science, with a particular focus for college students in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry.

I was motivated to get into teaching by my background. I never lived in great neighborhoods. My father was a high school dropout, and my mother never went to college. Opportunities were limited, but I learned the value of hard work. I recognized that education was a chance to break free of a cycle, to avoid the same mistakes and regrets of my parents. I focused on being the best that I could be in all regards, given I had no idea what I wanted to do with it, just that I knew I needed to be my best. This is what eventually led me to wanting to teach. I recognized that my brother did not share this vision, and he also dropped out and repeated the cycles of limited opportunities. Having these experiences, I sought to help others find motivation and success.While teaching in a classroom proved to be disheartening as too many students simply sought to give up, I moved to tutoring to offer personal help to those who truly desire to be better. Sometimes learning is not easy and you have to keep plugging away, and even if you don't get it right away, that practice, that determination, eventually yields results. My goal is to make that transition easier. If I can help students recognize what they do well, where they need improvement, and specifically why learning isn't easy, then the whole process of having opportunities for success increases. Will I be able to make learning "easy"? I hope so. At the very least, my goal is to make it less hard and helps students become independent to recognize hurdles on their own and how to overcome these obstacles.

I have been teaching for 7 years. I have taught everything from Pre-K to college. I am a certified teacher in math 5-9, K-6, Reading, ESOL, and ESE. I teach a learning strategies class on a regular basis but I enjoy working with students of all ages. I focused on basic reading skills and phonics in my master's program. However, I am a math and science person at heart!I enjoying teaching people how to learn and helping them find out the way that they learn best. I focus a lot on strategies to help the students learn to be self-sufficient. I think organization and time management is very important. I provide step by step instruction and help the student learn how to break down problems to better tackle it and find the solution. I believe it is important to understand everyone learns differently and I enjoy helping others find the way that they learn best and learn how to use it to be successful.

Learning and education is a journey that should have no end, or at least I think so. Even though I have been to college and graduate school, I continue to seek the ability to learn something new everyday. I would love to instill this in each student I work with. Sure sometimes we need to "learn" something for a test or a research paper, but the process of learning and understanding how things work is one of the is one of the most satisfying experiences one can go through.