Hi. I'm Elena. I'm an experienced teacher/tutor of chemistry and biology. I hold a Master degree in Science education and PhD in organic chemistry.I've been successfully teaching and tutoring high school and college students for 10+ years. I help my students with regular and AP level of Chemistry and Biology courses material and test preparation as well. I also help college students with General and Organic Chemistry courses. My work experience also includes a scientist position in chemistry research lab.With each of my students I use individual approach and apply my knowledge of teaching methods which help them feel more confident in subject, increase grade and better prepare for the test.

I am a graduate from East Carolina University where I earned by Bachelors of Science in Education and a Bachelors of Arts in History. I have been teaching/tutoring since I was 16. I teach High School Social Studies right now and I love it! I can't wait to be your tutor and help you be successful. I believe that all students learn differently and I am here to help you learn in the ways that work for you! Outside of tutoring and teaching, I coach a swim team. I love to work with children and help them fulfill their goals whether it be academia or sports or just personal goals.

I am a graduate of The University of Kentucky and received my Bachelor of Arts in Special Education (K-12.) I have taught for 17 1/2 years, teaching the last 16 years in Gilbert. I have experience teaching all subjects and grade levels in elementary schools in special education classrooms and general education inclusion settings. I enjoy tutoring students in all subjects and find that I am most passionate about Reading and Math. I advocate for students and believe that all children can learn but differ in the ways they learn and the timeframe in which they learn. Each student brings unique qualities, talents and interests to learning and it is my job to use those to enhance and influence their learning. My interests include reading, watching movies and going to garage and estate sales.

I hold a BA with honors in English, and I am currently pursuing my MA in English. I've worked as a writing consultant at my university's writing center, so I'm experienced in helping with essays in any subject, even subjects that I might not know much about-- I focus on quality and clarity of writing, and would rather work with you to help you grow than just do the work for you. I've also worked with the 826 program, working to tutor high school students in many subjects, and have had the chance to run several college essay workshops.Outside of the "professional academic" world, I like to use my minor in writing creatively. I've been a writer for about ten years, and have won several awards (and recently had a poem of mine published!). Just like almost every writing tutor, I'm working on a novel (I work a lot in the fantasy and young/new adult genres).I'm primarily a writing tutor, and I believe in writing as a means of deepening your own understanding. My personal expertise lies mostly in the arts and social sciences, but I love working in subjects I'm not as familiar with! If I'm not as familiar with the subject matter, it helps the person I'm working with break things down to a base level so they can show they understand the topic well enough to explain it to someone on the "outside," and I maintain this approach even when working with students in my field.Whether you're looking for help on an academic paper, a college essay, or a creative endeavor, I can't wait to work with you!

I have experience teaching in various capacities in the field of Economics, Math and History in the United States and internationally. I was successful teaching Economics as an Adjunct Professor, Lecturer and Professor of Economics in various settings including online. Innovative teach using technology is my specialty. I am skilled in media such as video, online course materials (such as Blackboard and/or Sakai) and web sites to engage students in learning. I believe that students should be offered the most innovative methods of teaching in order to prepare them for the real world. My personal philosophy is to make the subject applicable to the students and realistic beyond theory. In addition to textbook information, my classes include current events and case studies to make the content of the course relevant to the students interest.

I am a junior studying neuroscience at the University of Texas at Austin on a pre-medicine track.I want to share all the tips, strategy, and help that I've learned from my experiences in school to any student that is looking to succeed in their academics!I mainly tutor sciences, including biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, and neural systems, but I also tutor for the SAT and ACT as well as the Math I and II subject tests.I want to understand your position and concerns to best help you find the easiest path towards excelling in your classes. If you want someone that give you the motivation to succeed while making tutoring an engaging time, then I'm the tutor for you!

I am currently a graduate student at the University of San Diego where I am earning my teaching credential in Social Science and my M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction. I hold a B.S. in Sport Leadership and Sport Humanities with a minor in General Business from The Ohio State University. I chose to pursue a career in education because I am passionate about serving others and helping students reach their full potentials. I have in-classroom experience teaching both middle school and high school students. Additionally, I have worked with both English learners and children as young as 5. My favorite subject is history, and I also excel in English grammar and composition. In my spare time, I enjoy playing sports, exercising, and spending time with my family and dog.

My name is Chelsea and I have been a teacher for 2 years. I love being in education and working with students. Teaching has always been a passion of mine and I love seeing my students get excited in their successes and achievements. I strive to help all students realize that they can learned and be successful in their learning. I make an individual learning plan for each student to make sure i meet their individual needs in their education. All students can learn and deserve the opportunity to learn in a way that is best suited for them. I truly love what I do and look forward working with all the students to come.

I always did well in school but rarely played by the book. This seems to be a theme in my life, refusing to accept the world just as it is presented to me. I am a kind of person who tends to make life harder on themselves because I cannot seem to bend my will to fit the mainstream. In academic settings my visual learning disability necessitated that I find success in creative outlets and work more closely with my teachers (I was always doing alternative projects that could demonstrate my knowledge of the material). Another example might be my gender, which I have found over the past several years to be neither male nor female (talk about uninterrogated mainstreams). I have found tremendous joy, peace of mind, and perhaps even success in accepting these way of being and adapting to embrace them.I went to a performing arts High school where I studied theater, Music and all the regular requirements. I have been fluent in Spanish since age 10 thanks to my Cuban father's efforts in assimilating my brother and I. Toward the end of high school I was mostly taking classes at Amherst College and volunteering as a teaching assistant for the pre-GED class at an adult basic education center. I spent one spring at a Quaker semester program in California. I was raised Quaker and as such many of the most important experiences in my life have been facilitated through Quaker programs. I was very lucky after High School (as we know college admittance is a crap shoot)to be accepted early decision to Wesleyan University, where I continued to pursue Theater as a playwright. In college I was a tutor for creative non-fiction classes. I also gained a lot of experience workshopping various written forms in group and one on one settings. As a writer I have learned that good writing is mostly about editing and revising. I have come to love helping others through the sometimes heart breaking process of uncovering what they were really meaning to say. It is so important to have another set of eyes seeing what you may be too close to your writing to see.learning well is about knowing oneself. You have to trust your gut in order to learn about what you need to engaged with a subject. Learning is not easy. It is not a science. Sometime there will be things that just won't stick in your head. But you can have support and someone to keep you on track and keep you motivated.

I studied International Development at Cornell College and graduated Summa Cum Laude with my Bachelor of Arts in International Development. While in college, I worked as a Peer Tutor at Cornell College Writing Studio for three years. I worked with college students in all disciplines and at all different levels, from struggling freshman to thesis writing seniors. After graduation, I taught English as a Second Language to 450 6th-8th graders at a public school in India for a year. While in India I also worked at a local non-profit, teaching basic literacy skills to disadvantaged young girls.I love teaching reading and writing, which luckily is involved in almost every subject! I am passionate about helping students who have a poor relationship with learning and only find it boring. Education should be about discovery and empowerment; it should never feel discouraging. As a tutor, I give tutees as much power and choice as possible in order to help them become independent learners. My teaching style revolves around their learning style and needs.In my free time, I love to read and spend time with my family and cats. I enjoy reading, baking, and taking walks with my husband.

Hi. I'm Elena. I'm an experienced teacher/tutor of chemistry and biology. I hold a Master degree in Science education and PhD in organic chemistry.I've been successfully teaching and tutoring high school and college students for 10+ years. I help my students with regular and AP level of Chemistry and Biology courses material and test preparation as well. I also help college students with General and Organic Chemistry courses. My work experience also includes a scientist position in chemistry research lab.With each of my students I use individual approach and apply my knowledge of teaching methods which help them feel more confident in subject, increase grade and better prepare for the test.

I am a graduate from East Carolina University where I earned by Bachelors of Science in Education and a Bachelors of Arts in History. I have been teaching/tutoring since I was 16. I teach High School Social Studies right now and I love it! I can't wait to be your tutor and help you be successful. I believe that all students learn differently and I am here to help you learn in the ways that work for you! Outside of tutoring and teaching, I coach a swim team. I love to work with children and help them fulfill their goals whether it be academia or sports or just personal goals.

I am a graduate of The University of Kentucky and received my Bachelor of Arts in Special Education (K-12.) I have taught for 17 1/2 years, teaching the last 16 years in Gilbert. I have experience teaching all subjects and grade levels in elementary schools in special education classrooms and general education inclusion settings. I enjoy tutoring students in all subjects and find that I am most passionate about Reading and Math. I advocate for students and believe that all children can learn but differ in the ways they learn and the timeframe in which they learn. Each student brings unique qualities, talents and interests to learning and it is my job to use those to enhance and influence their learning. My interests include reading, watching movies and going to garage and estate sales.

I hold a BA with honors in English, and I am currently pursuing my MA in English. I've worked as a writing consultant at my university's writing center, so I'm experienced in helping with essays in any subject, even subjects that I might not know much about-- I focus on quality and clarity of writing, and would rather work with you to help you grow than just do the work for you. I've also worked with the 826 program, working to tutor high school students in many subjects, and have had the chance to run several college essay workshops.Outside of the "professional academic" world, I like to use my minor in writing creatively. I've been a writer for about ten years, and have won several awards (and recently had a poem of mine published!). Just like almost every writing tutor, I'm working on a novel (I work a lot in the fantasy and young/new adult genres).I'm primarily a writing tutor, and I believe in writing as a means of deepening your own understanding. My personal expertise lies mostly in the arts and social sciences, but I love working in subjects I'm not as familiar with! If I'm not as familiar with the subject matter, it helps the person I'm working with break things down to a base level so they can show they understand the topic well enough to explain it to someone on the "outside," and I maintain this approach even when working with students in my field.Whether you're looking for help on an academic paper, a college essay, or a creative endeavor, I can't wait to work with you!

I have experience teaching in various capacities in the field of Economics, Math and History in the United States and internationally. I was successful teaching Economics as an Adjunct Professor, Lecturer and Professor of Economics in various settings including online. Innovative teach using technology is my specialty. I am skilled in media such as video, online course materials (such as Blackboard and/or Sakai) and web sites to engage students in learning. I believe that students should be offered the most innovative methods of teaching in order to prepare them for the real world. My personal philosophy is to make the subject applicable to the students and realistic beyond theory. In addition to textbook information, my classes include current events and case studies to make the content of the course relevant to the students interest.

I am a junior studying neuroscience at the University of Texas at Austin on a pre-medicine track.I want to share all the tips, strategy, and help that I've learned from my experiences in school to any student that is looking to succeed in their academics!I mainly tutor sciences, including biology, chemistry, organic chemistry, and neural systems, but I also tutor for the SAT and ACT as well as the Math I and II subject tests.I want to understand your position and concerns to best help you find the easiest path towards excelling in your classes. If you want someone that give you the motivation to succeed while making tutoring an engaging time, then I'm the tutor for you!

I am currently a graduate student at the University of San Diego where I am earning my teaching credential in Social Science and my M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction. I hold a B.S. in Sport Leadership and Sport Humanities with a minor in General Business from The Ohio State University. I chose to pursue a career in education because I am passionate about serving others and helping students reach their full potentials. I have in-classroom experience teaching both middle school and high school students. Additionally, I have worked with both English learners and children as young as 5. My favorite subject is history, and I also excel in English grammar and composition. In my spare time, I enjoy playing sports, exercising, and spending time with my family and dog.

My name is Chelsea and I have been a teacher for 2 years. I love being in education and working with students. Teaching has always been a passion of mine and I love seeing my students get excited in their successes and achievements. I strive to help all students realize that they can learned and be successful in their learning. I make an individual learning plan for each student to make sure i meet their individual needs in their education. All students can learn and deserve the opportunity to learn in a way that is best suited for them. I truly love what I do and look forward working with all the students to come.

I always did well in school but rarely played by the book. This seems to be a theme in my life, refusing to accept the world just as it is presented to me. I am a kind of person who tends to make life harder on themselves because I cannot seem to bend my will to fit the mainstream. In academic settings my visual learning disability necessitated that I find success in creative outlets and work more closely with my teachers (I was always doing alternative projects that could demonstrate my knowledge of the material). Another example might be my gender, which I have found over the past several years to be neither male nor female (talk about uninterrogated mainstreams). I have found tremendous joy, peace of mind, and perhaps even success in accepting these way of being and adapting to embrace them.I went to a performing arts High school where I studied theater, Music and all the regular requirements. I have been fluent in Spanish since age 10 thanks to my Cuban father's efforts in assimilating my brother and I. Toward the end of high school I was mostly taking classes at Amherst College and volunteering as a teaching assistant for the pre-GED class at an adult basic education center. I spent one spring at a Quaker semester program in California. I was raised Quaker and as such many of the most important experiences in my life have been facilitated through Quaker programs. I was very lucky after High School (as we know college admittance is a crap shoot)to be accepted early decision to Wesleyan University, where I continued to pursue Theater as a playwright. In college I was a tutor for creative non-fiction classes. I also gained a lot of experience workshopping various written forms in group and one on one settings. As a writer I have learned that good writing is mostly about editing and revising. I have come to love helping others through the sometimes heart breaking process of uncovering what they were really meaning to say. It is so important to have another set of eyes seeing what you may be too close to your writing to see.learning well is about knowing oneself. You have to trust your gut in order to learn about what you need to engaged with a subject. Learning is not easy. It is not a science. Sometime there will be things that just won't stick in your head. But you can have support and someone to keep you on track and keep you motivated.

I studied International Development at Cornell College and graduated Summa Cum Laude with my Bachelor of Arts in International Development. While in college, I worked as a Peer Tutor at Cornell College Writing Studio for three years. I worked with college students in all disciplines and at all different levels, from struggling freshman to thesis writing seniors. After graduation, I taught English as a Second Language to 450 6th-8th graders at a public school in India for a year. While in India I also worked at a local non-profit, teaching basic literacy skills to disadvantaged young girls.I love teaching reading and writing, which luckily is involved in almost every subject! I am passionate about helping students who have a poor relationship with learning and only find it boring. Education should be about discovery and empowerment; it should never feel discouraging. As a tutor, I give tutees as much power and choice as possible in order to help them become independent learners. My teaching style revolves around their learning style and needs.In my free time, I love to read and spend time with my family and cats. I enjoy reading, baking, and taking walks with my husband.