I am a graduate of Mississippi College (MC). As an undergrad, I had a passion for Chemistry, in which I earned my degree. I have used my chemistry degree to work in laboratories. As my family grew, I decided that I really wanted to teach others. I have experience teaching not only chemistry, but also most sciences required for 7th through 12 grade. I have taught in many different types of schools e.g. public schools, private schools, alternative schools, and currently a school strictly for learning disabilities. I believe that any student can be taught regardless of background, learning styles or different abilities. I believe in getting to know my student and learning what works best for them. Education should be personalized either in a classroom setting or tutoring setting. Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading fiction books, crafting such as crocheting and spending time with my family.

I am a global educator driven by the belief that language opens doors, strengthens confidence, and builds brighter futures. For 18 years, I have dedicated myself to empowering studentsespecially those facing bullying, learning differences, or personal challengesthrough the transformative power of English, Spanish, and intercultural understanding. My mission blends compassion with academic excellence and the joy of discovery, constantly seeking innovative ways to make learning meaningful. Every classroom I lead becomes a space where students grow academically, build resilience, and achieve goals once thought unreachable. This journey has taught me to recognize individual needs, adapt instruction with precision, and create environments where every learner thrives. Beyond teaching languages, I strive to inspire confidence, nurture curiosity, and help students see themselves as capable of shaping their own futures.

I have 20+ years of teaching and tutoring experience at the high school and college level. I love helping students realize and smash their goals!

I have been teaching for 31 years and tutoring in various subjects for about 15 years, including online domestic and international teaching and mentoring. My areas of expertise are academic Spanish, English language arts, and essay writing. I am passionate about my content and eager to help students master their challenges and celebrate their successes! My hobbies and interests include attending theatrical events, developing church programs for children, and studying other languages and cultures.

Hi, I'm Alex. I'm currently a pre-medical student with a Bachelor's in Neuroscience from Emory University and a Master's in Biology from Mississippi College. I've been studying the natural sciences for the better part of my academic career. I consider myself an interactive learner and a passionate teacher. I know how hard things like biology, chemistry, physics and math can be but once I realized how to break them down piece by piece I saw that there was no concept that I couldn't conquer. I finally saw the big picture of things. Let me show you!

I believe all children can learnthey just learn in different ways and at their own pace. As an educator, my goal is to create an inclusive and supportive learning environment where every student feels seen, valued, and empowered to reach their full potential. I focus on personalized milestones rather than a one-size-fits-all approach, ensuring that each child progresses in a way that best suits their individual learning style. Through differentiation, engaging instruction, and a deep commitment to student growth, I strive to foster confidence, curiosity, and a lifelong love of learning in every child I teach.

I am a bilingual educator and enthusiastic professional with extensive experience working with students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Fluent in Spanish, I developed my language skills through formal education and immersive experiences. I earned a degree in Foreign Language and International Trade with an emphasis in Spanish, studying the language throughout high school, college, and graduate school. My linguistic and cultural fluency was further deepened through a study abroad program in Alicante, Spain, and a seven-month academic and professional experience in Monterrey, Mexico, as part of my International MBA. While there, I completed a fully immersive internship at Cemex, using Spanish daily in a business environment. Professionally, I also served as an account executive for two Spanish-language media companies, applying my Spanish skills in both written and spoken communication. In addition to my corporate experience, I have tutored ESL students through the online platform VIPKid, helping non-native speakers develop their English language skills. These combined experiences have given me a strong command of Spanish, cross-cultural sensitivity, and a passion for language education.

I am a passionate educator who is dedicated to helping students excel, especially in areas they do not believe they will. I have worked with students between the ages of 8-13, 3rd grade to 6th grade. Taught primarily African- American and Latin-American student, so I speak a beginning to intermediate level of Spanish. I have a Bachelors of Arts in Music Performance, vocal concentration, marching band background (flute, piccolo, clarinet) from Alcorn State University, as well as a Masters of Education grades 4-8, from Mississippi College. I have taught all elementary subjects: reading, grammar, spelling, mathematics, science, social studies/history, writing. Tutoring for Praxis I and II in Elementary Education is also available. My favorite subject to tutor is mathematics, because there are "new" ways of thinking that require foundational skills I have noticed a lot of students have yet to grasp. I believe that I can assist with a healthy combination of both for understanding and mastery. My teaching philosophy is "EVERY HUMAN IS TEACHABLE!" By taking how YOU learn and what is needed for you to understand, mixing the two I believe can unlock ways to, eventually teach yourself! It's the whole point of teachers (and tutors!)!

Focusing on my academics, I chose Xavier University of LA as my undergraduate school consciously to prepare me for the heavy load of math and science in medicine. My path at Xavier continued to grow when I decided to become a Drill Instructor of General Chemistry I & II during my freshman year. My job requirements as a Drill Instructor were to administer weekly quizzes on the material learned in General Chemistry lecture, grade all coursework, and provide assistance on the General Chemistry content.After graduation, I decided to become the Organic Chemistry Staff Instructor at Xavier after realizing I needed a gap year to fully prepare myself for graduate school. In the Organic Chemistry Center I became a mentor to the young students and provided guidance to being a well-rounded college student. Mentoring students has given me the satisfaction that I am reaching people from all backgrounds on the importance of education and networking.During my gap year, I actively researched programs that would make me a more competitive candidate for nursing school. My best choice was Mississippi College Master's Biology Program; in the city of Clinton I became more efficient in my study skills by taking higher-level medical course work. Also, becoming a student researcher with a focus on student anxiety and working memory in the Biology Department was a great way for me to apply the coursework I learned in class into the hours I logged in the lab with participants of the study. In Mississippi, volunteering at the Mission First Medical Dental Clinic in Mississippi was a way for me to make my way back to the community, gain exposure to patient care and proper bedside manner.In 2019, opening a business in a world-renowned food city was one of the most ambitious things I've ever done in my life. Although, like my endeavors of becoming a nurse, I decided to learn as much as I can about the industry and create a path for myself to become successful. I now own Tee Alex Catering, LLC based in the New Orleans Metropolitan Area with a focus on Creole Cuisine. The business is built on teamwork, building within the community, diligence, and communication skills.After graduating with a Master's in Biological Science, I decided to go back into the classroom and teach Anatomy and Physiology, Chemistry, and Biology I at Ursuline Academy of New Orleans. I knew that this career would sharpen my basic science skills and cause my organizational skills to improve tremendously and it did just that. Every morning, I had to be prepared for all three courses in the likely hood that not only would I teach seventy-five minute classes but provide outside tutoring to my students at any moment. The balance of providing creative outlets and core science work in the classroom was doable only by sharpening my skills as a leader.Through all of these experiences I have been preparing for my day to change another's child life in a medical office, the same way my pediatrician did for me in 2003 with one short visit. A science major must have social skills, a solid education, confidence in making difficult choices, and integrity. My life journey into the medical field has provided me with the foundation to become a great nurse and tutor.

As a math educator, I make math interesting by using energy and enthusiasm to teach ideas while guiding students along a path where each new concept is a natural consequence of the previous and a natural precursor to the following. Math is possible by presenting it in the right way. Thoroughly explaining theorems and formulas,I equip students with techniques and strategies to tackle any problem successfully.

I am an experienced scientist and have learned the importance of patience and consistency when teaching science to those just beginning their journey. I have dealt with new students and experienced scientists and realize that complex ideas are best taught with a lot of understanding and patience. Nothing satisfies me more then to see a student's reaction when they finally grasp a concept and be able to use it in their thinking. Science is important to our civilization and our understanding of the universe and our future. We live in exciting times and we should not miss a thing around us.

My name is Kayla Denton! I am an elementary school reading teacher with 5 years experience and a self proclaimed life long learner. I love education and how it gives me the opportunity to help those around me grow and learn and the opportunity to grow myself through interactions with students from all over.

As a dedicated educator with a Bachelor's degree in Biology from Mississippi College, I bring over 2 years of experience in tutoring a range of subjects, including Anatomy & Physiology, AP Biology, Psychology, Pharmacology, and preparation for the ACT and MCAT. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a welcoming and engaging learning environment that encourages students to ask questions and delve into complex concepts. I am passionate about fostering curiosity and critical thinking skills, which not only improve academic performance but also nurture a lifelong passion for learning. My goal is to empower each student to reach their individual aspirations, whether they are mastering challenging material or preparing for important exams.