Between her summa cum laude coursework at the University of Alabama and a stint as an English Teaching Assistant in Medellín, Colombia, Ruth has taught English from both sides — as an academic subject and as a living language. She tackles reading comprehension, thesis development, and analytical wri...

Between crafting research papers at Michigan and scoring a 1580 on the SAT, Martha knows what it takes to read critically and write persuasively under pressure. She digs into thesis development, textual analysis, and argument structure, connecting each skill to the kind of thinking that transfers ac...

Growing up with a teacher for a mother gave Jason an early appreciation for close reading and clear writing — two skills he now teaches by connecting texts to arguments students actually care about. Whether it's breaking down a passage's structure or building a thesis from evidence, he keeps the foc...

Though physics is his home discipline, Michael's academic career required constant close reading, argumentative writing, and clear communication of complex ideas to non-specialist audiences. He teaches English skills like thesis development, textual analysis, and paragraph organization by treating e...

Scoring a 1540 SAT required strong command of both reading comprehension and written expression, and Suzie applies that same analytical approach to English tutoring. She walks students through close-reading strategies, thesis construction, and evidence integration — the building blocks of any strong...

Between her creative writing degree, her editorial role at NYUAD's literary publication Airport Road, and her peer tutoring at the university writing center, Mary lives inside the English language from multiple angles every day. She unpacks everything from close reading of literary texts — identifyi...

Reading, writing, and analytical thinking sit at the center of everything Skyler studied through two degrees in the humanities, and she brings that depth to English tutoring at every level. Whether a student is learning to structure a five-paragraph essay or working through close reading of a novel,...

A University of Michigan degree in Creative Writing and Literature means Ceren has spent years inside the English discipline — close reading, analytical writing, rhetorical analysis, and everything in between. She tackles each student's specific challenge, whether that's constructing a thesis for a ...

Studying English at Yale means Sophia reads and writes at a volume most high schoolers can't yet imagine — dense literary criticism, close textual analysis, and argument-driven essays every week. She channels that daily immersion into teaching students how to build a thesis from textual evidence and...

Strong analytical reading isn't just for English majors — Kirby sharpened hers dissecting dense research articles and constructing evidence-based arguments throughout her science training at Michigan. She teaches students to identify an author's central claim, trace how evidence supports it, and cra...