I graduated in 2013 with a BA in Psychology from UW-Milwaukee. Since then, I've been working in a neuropsychology research lab at UWM, while also working towards acceptance into a Clinical Psychology PhD program. I love psychology, math, learning new things, and working with people.As a junior in high school, I was taking AP Psychology and Pre-calculus, trying to decide which of my two favorite subjects I would choose as my major in college. Although I decided to go with psychology in the end, math will always be a subject I enjoy. I began tutoring as a 3rd year student with UWM's Panther Academic Support Services and really enjoyed it. I love being able to share my enthusiasm for learning with others! My goal is to simplify problems for students and help them relate to the material. I hope to take away any apprehension students may have towards a given subject, and maybe even turn that apprehension into enjoyment.

I love accounting! Yes, you read that right. I love accounting!What do I love more than accounting? Many things, one of which is the opportunity to help others understand accounting. Whether you are taking a single accounting class or looking to make a career of it, I'd like to work with you at your level to achieve positive results.I am patient and attentive and am willing to adapt to your learning style. I look forward to working with you!

I am a world-traveled teacher, with a degree in Global Studies and a certificate in Peace and Conflict Resolution. I have taught English in Rwanda, South Korea, and France. I have also led many workshops in non-violent communication. More recently, I created and taught a course on cryptocurrency for beginners. I am also a beekeeper who loves to teach people about honeybees and the importance of pollinators and sustainable agriculture. As a tutor, I connect easily with students, and I make learning fun and memorable while ensuring they are confident in the material.

Hello! I am an Early Childhood Special Education Teacher. During the school year, I teach in an Early Childhood unit that services children from K3-K5. I am passionate about adapting grade level content in a way that makes it accessible to ALL learners, because I believe that knowledge is non-linear, and is unique to all learners.

My name is Cortney and I hope to share my love of learning with my students. My interests vary widely, but my expertise includes Art History (of which I am a Ph.D. student), SAT and ACT prep, college prep, reading and writing. I am also proficient in mathematics up to college algebra.

I've been teaching for 3 years and absolutely love it! I have worked with mostly high school kids but have also worked with middle schoolers. My daughter started school in the last few years and we are always working on homework and her skills. I enjoy seeing others learn, let's make this happen!I believe in presenting students with the information and skills they need to become stronger academically and build the confidence and skills required to navigate today's world as an independent learner. All students can improve if they desire and I strive to aid students to find their best.

Teaching philosophy and its related subjects is my passion. Philosophy is full of useful wisdom, but can be rather confusing at times. The best way to cut through this confusion is by having a 1-on-1 session with a tutor that understands where your confusion is stemming from and knows how to resolve it. That being said, sometimes philosophy is also about coming to conclusions for yourself. So, while I do clarify topics and teach students more about them, I do not tell students exactly what to think. Because of this, my teaching style is less like a lecture, and more like an open discourse. I teach general philosophy, the philosophy of religion, ethical philosophy and sociology.I currently hold a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy with a Psychology Minor, and I am working towards a PhD. After earning a PhD, my ultimate goal is to teach philosophy at a university. This has been my goal ever since I took my first philosophy course at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I realized that philosophy is one of the only subjects that can be applied to everyday life, no matter how old or young a student is and regardless of their profession. Thats why I am passionate about teaching philosophy - it's practical.During my time as an undergraduate, I joined the philosophy club and tutored many fellow students. I led class discussions on a variety of philosophical topics, and even participated in some public speaking events. Overall, I believe that my studies at university, along with my teaching experiences, have provided me with a great foundation for tutoring. I'm happy to help anyone who wishes to know more about the subjects that I offer.

I have been tutoring since 2008. I've helped 1000+ students to improve their understanding in general chemistry, biology (especially in genetics, anatomy, and microbiology), most physics courses, organic chemistry, math (algebra, geometry, and pre-calc), ACT, GRE, DAT, MCAT, and other test prep. I have a level 1 & 2 tutor certification from the College Learning and Reading Association. I offer one-on-one, small group, and online tutoring.

In all of my capacities as an educator and tutorwhich range from lecturing at the University of Michigan to instructing summer courses on college-application essays to tutoring elementary students as a Peace Corps volunteer in ThailandI continue to see the power of critical thinking when fueled by curiosity. I believe that this coupling of curiosityor "inquiry," as some of us call itand textual analysis can change the world. Being able to think critically about who we are, what we believe, and why we believe it given our personal contexts allows us to enter into new, exciting spaces where we can really, tangibly, impact our culture. Guiding this process is my passion.I will be starting my PhD (Media Studies) this Fall at Northwestern University and look to continue tutoring throughout my studies. Although that will place me in Chicago, I'm a Michigander at heart, having lived most of my life in mid-Michigan. I received my B.A. (Journalism) at Michigan State University; I taught college composition at the University of Michigan and Eastern Michigan University; and nothing makes me happier than strapping up my kayaks and exploring the state's rivers and lakes. I am confident in my ability to help students with any situation where they are trying to convey a purpose to an audiencebe it in the form of ACT/GRE prompts, college-application essays, textual analyses, newspaper articles, or just basic essay editing.I also have two years of experience teaching ESL from my time in Thailand. :)

I believe in the power of education.

As a dedicated educator with a Master's in Educational Leadership from Cardinal Stritch University and over 10 years of tutoring and classroom experience, I specialize in helping students strengthen their reading, writing, grammar, and overall English language skills. I work with learners from elementary school through adulthood and focus on building confidence, improving comprehension, and developing strong communication skills. My teaching style is warm, supportive, and highly personalized. I use strategies that meet each student where they are, whether they need help with phonics, reading fluency, essay writing, grammar, or general homework support. I enjoy breaking down complex concepts in a way that makes learning clear, engaging, and meaningful. I am passionate about watching students grow both academically and personally. My goal is always to create a positive learning environment where students feel understood, valued, and motivated to succeed.

I use my education and life experiences as a guide to living in general and in my personal interactions with others.In teaching, I combine my extensive educational background with related professional experience. I am willing to go an extra mile for all students who are willing to make a serious commitment to learning.It is my personal opinion, the use of common sense, will lead to rational and logical life decisions. Often this leads an individual to realize some things are not as difficult as they may appear.

I am a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I received my Bachelors of Arts in Sociology and International Studies, including one year of study in Kenya. After graduating, I worked for several years as a systems analyst for a medical software company, and later for a children's hospital. This fall, I began a master's program in Cultural Foundations of Education. I teach ESL as part of my practicum in a local community center, and have also taught English in El Salvador. I am proficient in Spanish, including four months of intensive study at a Spanish language school, and am very familiar with how Spanish is taught in a classroom.Additionally, I have several months of experience tutoring in classrooms (especially middle school reading), and also have some experience tutoring the US naturalization test. I hope to complete my TEFL (Teaching English as a Foreign Language) certification by June.I am passionate about many subjects, including Spanish, ESL, English, History, and Political Science. I attempt to ground my teaching and tutoring in the daily experiences, motivations, and goals of the student, customizing the materials to meet their needs and learning styles. I believe that education is a two-way street: we can all be teachers, and we can all be learners.

I am an accounting and finance professional committed to giving students excellent tutoring in my fields of expertise. I hold undergraduate degrees in both accounting and finance, and a masters in accounting. I believe with persistence any student can master the concepts of accounting and finance well enough to apply them either in the professional sphere or in their personal lives.

The German language is a language that is not commonly used in the U.S.A. however, it is good language to have on you when traveling to German speaking nations. The reason for this, is because the more effort you put towards the language and the people who speak it, the better your trip there will be. You like it when people know how to speak English? Now wouldn't it be wonderful if you could speak German?!German is set-up just like English, except the main verb goes at the end. So, there isn't much trouble there. However, the words are very long and complex. I remember being in my first German class and we learned the longest German word, and I thought to myself, why would I want to learn this language? Nonetheless, I stuck with it, and am glad I did, because when I figured out how their words worked I fell in love with the language!Now, I know that you are looking for the right person to teach you the German language... I have a ton of background in languages. I have taken Spanish, French, Russian, Swedish, Old English and Middle English before, along with German. I try to speak each of them or read some sort of material within them every month. However, I have chosen German to be my main Tutoring language because of living in Germany, where I picked up the do's and don'ts of the language.I hope that you will choose me, as your tutor. Thanks for checking me out and have a wonderful day. Take care.

Currently, I am an English as a Second Language teacher. I have taught adults and students in K12. I am very passionate about quality education for all students.During my free time, I like to watch Netflix or TED Talks. I also like to volunteer with local organizations and thrift shop.

My success in teaching has been in teaching small groups of math and teaching students one on one. I will always try to teach a math skill so students have multiple ways to come to an answer and they have a complete understanding of what is going on. I graduated from the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee with a degree in Middle Childhood -Early Adolescence Education. I have taught in Milwaukee Public Schools for the last year and a half.

I am a humorist, so please don't take my stern photo too seriously!I love mathematics, logic, probability, machine learning, decision making, and non-empirical theories of everything... But that should not intimidate you! I have extensive experience teaching Undergraduates in a variety of subject areas (by the time you read this, I will probably be again teaching in person courses at a University concurrently).Before I get too deep into me... I expect to focus my efforts on general college level mathematics, probability/statistics/decision making (SOA/CAS P Exam qualified), computer science, and data science/machine learning/AI (not robotics other than decision making). If you are studying at a Freshman/Sophomore Undergraduate level or preparing for College, I can meet you at your level at anything I am listed as qualified for. Upperclassmen should ask and the answer will be yes in some areas and no in others! But ask!Personally, I have a BA in Computer Science (Honors) and an MSci in Computational Finance (Honors), areas in which I have published in Academic journals. This prepared me for most recently teaching College Engineering Mathematics (Calculus, Linear Algebra) at a German University (I speak German and can teach in German or Spanish, but I am American and English is my first language). As indicated, I am suited to teach any of a variety of Computer Science related topics as well. (Ask!)I previously received a BA/MA in Philosophy, from prestigious programs, where I concentrated on Mathematical Logic and (what is now considered) Machine Learning. In these programs, I taught Logic, Probability, Inference, and English Composition. This time also infected me with a keen interest in theoretical foundations for Computer Science, Data Science, and Mathematics/Logic.Again, I encourage you to ask me whether I can help you with a topic. In general, I often can't meet a students needs when they are very technical-topic specific or otherwise very specialized mathematical areas... If you need a tutor for the Go programming language, you can probably find somebody, but I am not that person (I do everything I can in Python and its libraries, but know Java/C++/SQL and others, e.g. a bit of Prolog, R/SAS. I also web-scraped the World Factbook to build geo.atheoryof.us)... but just ask and I will help you find your way!

Hello, As a retired physician with 18 years of clinical and educational experience, I have always found that teaching, tutoring and/or mentoring students was one of my favorite challenges with the most rewards. Providing patient care was certainly rewarding, but after leaving clinical medicine, I decided to continue educating by tutoring both undergraduate and graduate students in subjects relevant to pursuing a career in healthcare. I thoroughly enjoy watching students grow and mature as they learn to work towards their goals. Subjects I tutor include General Biology, AP Biology, College Biology, Cell Biology, Anatomy/Physiology, Psychology (all facets), Clinical Psychology and Medical Terminology. But, my real areas of expertise include Neuroscience, Pathophysiology, Psychopathology, Pharmacology and Psychopharmacology. Other topics of personal interest include medical ethics, the sociological impact of trauma and, the impact of the internet and social media on "post-COVID-19" educational platforms. After receiving my Bachelors of Science degree in Biology from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and my M.D. from the Medical College of Wisconsin, I went on to do my post-graduate training in Psychiatry in the U.S. Air Force serving military personnel and their families at Wilford Hall Medical Center in Texas. I then went on to complete a fellowship in HIV/AIDS psychiatry in New York City. While working in various clinical and educational settings around the country, I have had many opportunities to observe, understand and embrace people from various cultural backgrounds. It still amazes me when students come from abroad, knowing minimal English, yet strive so hard to achieve their goals while also having to learn the "language" of the medical field. And so my teaching philosophy is simple: ANYONE can learn ANYTHING if they have the tools, the determination and willingness to do so. Socioeconomic barriers should NEVER dissuade a student from receiving a quality education. Because every person is unique, I tailor my tutoring based on the individual needs and goals of my students. Therefore, I like to know a bit about a student's life, both in and outside the classroom. It is essential for creating a unique learning plan. I teach students "how" to think, rather than just "what" to think. This, I believe, is the cornerstone of effective problem solving and innovation. Asking Google or Alexa for an answer is not permitted with my students UNLESS the student has a solid grasp of the subject matter at hand. One of my favorite teaching techniques is explaining a complicated topic using everyday life examples or anecdotes from my experiences. I strongly encourage all my students to be curious, ask questions and then challenge them with questions as well. Ask me anything and I'll know the answer about 75% of the time; the rest we find out together. I learn from my students as much as I hope they learn from me. Learning how to take whatever data or information is given and then thinking about HOW to use it to solve a problem or arrive at the answer is one of the key elements to being successful inside and outside the classroom as well as in life. Outside of my tutoring commitments, I enjoy the solitude of a walk by the lake, reading a fascinating murder/horror mystery, watching vintage films, hanging out with good friends having "cell-phone-free" conversation and spending time with my ever so energetic cat, Taki. Hopefully if you are reading this you are interested in one or more of the topics I tutor. I can only guarantee that you and I working together as a team will get you over any subject matter hurdles you might have. Passing, failing, getting the A or satisfying a requirement is ultimately your responsibility. I am only here to guide you with ways I know work for you to succeed.

I have a Masters in Education for Sustainability from Cape Breton University, and a Bachelors in Education from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, with a focus in Math, ESL and English. I have been teaching internationally for 13 years, in different cultural and societal contexts. This has given me the opportunity to work in more diverse settings with students who have a wide range of needs and interests. In addition, all the schools I had the privilege of teaching in where International Baccalaureate (IB) schools, meaning our focus has always been on inquiry based learning, putting the student at the center, and supporting students in becoming proactive, well rounded global citizens. I am dedicated to fostering the holistic development of students as individuals, encouraging them to explore and cultivate their unique skills and talents within real-world contexts, thereby fostering a sense of purpose, belonging, and, ultimately, fulfillment. Although I enjoy teaching a wide range of subjects, I specialize in English, ESL and math with students between ages 6-15 years old.

I am a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I received my Bachelor of Science in Applied Computing with a focus on Business Communication. While I was a student a tutored and taught PreK to 12 students for 3 years and adults for 2 years. I enjoy tutoring a broad range of subjects, but I am most passionate about technology-related subjects like programming. Technology is everywhere in our daily lives so having a foundation in programming, for example, sets up your plans for success regardless of your chosen career path. I have a hybrid teaching style in which I am both a demonstrator and a facilitator. I devote time during a lesson to try to understand what works for the group or individual and modify my strategy accordingly.

Learning has been a constant part of my life. Ever since I was a little kid, I have enjoyed finding out new things about the world through books, videos, conversations, and experiences. As I have gotten older, my love of learning has grown to include a love of teaching..As a teacher, I have experience working with students from kindergarten to undergraduate, in subjects as diverse as STEM, the humanities, outdoor skills, climbing, and barista craft. While teaching, I try to meet my students where they are at, then get them to where they need to be by empathetically adapting to their learning styles while maintaining high expectations,

I am a Middle School and High school social studies teacher. I have a passion for teaching and helping students of all ages and I am eager to work with you!

Before I liked biochemistry, I was more into mathematics. So, how did I get interested in PhD.? Well, if you had met me 5 years ago, my answer would have been a strong No. But during the year 2014-2015, it was my Senior Design project that sparked that light of curiosity in my head about biochemistry. I was working with microalgae, and the work fascinated me towards biological pathways. This made my choice for PhD. much easier. When I got into PhD program, my focus of study was clear. I joined this group that has synthesized several anticancer drugs. And to learn about the drugs interaction with cellular pathways, that leads to its anticancer effect was itself very interesting and worth exploring.

I can help you with all of your math concerns because I know how it feels to struggle with tough topics and challenging concepts. I will use my more than 20 years of experience and passionate commitment to your development to help you dominate math, regardless the subject.

I have a strong commitment in helping each student reach their fullest potential. Over the past 29 years in education, I have worked with students in preschool into adulthood acquire the knowledge and skills they need to achieve their goals and step towards their dreams. I believe with enough support, there is nothing a student cannot learn to master and I look forward to being one of your support systems to help you on your journey.

I'm a professional bassist and educator who loves to work with students on all things music related! I can teach private or group lessons on bass, piano, guitar, and music theory.

I have taught mathematics for 18 years. I currently am Principal of a 7 - 12 building. I love doing that job but miss helping students find something to love about math. I am committed to tailoring my approach to each student's unique needs and learning style, fostering a nurturing environment where mistakes are welcomed as part of the learning process. With patience, adaptability, and a passion for education, I strive to make learning engaging and relevant by incorporating innovative strategies and resources. My ultimate goal is not only to help students achieve academic success but also to instill a love of learning and foster critical thinking skills.

Helping students grow and achieve academic success is a passion of mine . I look forward to meeting and working with new students! I have been an elementary school teacher for nearly thirty years with a proven track record. When I'm not teaching or tutoring you can find me on the ballroom floor dancing up a storm.

I have a graduate degree from the University of Wisconsin???Milwaukee in English and am currently working as a composition instructor at Milwaukee Area Technical College and at Bryant and Stratton College. I have also lived and worked as a second language teacher in Japan, Thailand and Saudi Arabia. Aside from teaching, I also am a writer and a translator (Japanese to English).I have worked as a tutor at the Writing Center at UW-M and have also studied tutoring pedagogy. My method of tutoring is to first discuss the assignment with the student, read the assignment prompt and then read the student's essay. I work top-down; that is, I look for higher level problems, and a fully developed thesis statement and/or clear supporting evidence, before looking at mechanical issues such as grammar and spelling. This method is student-centered, and I work to get the student writers to understand how to become better writers for themselves.

Hello, after 30+ years in business, 28+ years building and selling machines that produce paper drink cups (yes, think of me every time you visit Starbucks) I am transitioning to help anyone looking to improve in class, with tests, earn their GED, or learn English as an adult. I look forward to working with you soon, Mike

I tutor college physics and astronomy, and teach physics at a technical college. To me, tutoring is a relationship, forged with each student individually to meet them where they are and to find and lead them along their own best path toward mastery of the subject and independent learning. In my free time, I love reading and writing science fiction and fantasy.

I am a graduate student in biological anthropology at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. I moved here from Kansas City (grew up in Central KS) to attend school though I come from a family of Packers fans. My graduate research is very multi-disciplinary covering content in anthropology, biology, psychology, neuroscience, and some public health as well. As an undergraduate, I did a double major in Anthropology and Theatre & Film then went back to school to do pre-medicine and molecular biosciences. Prior to my emergence as a teacher, I was a phlebotomist for several years and worked in a research laboratory for the University of Kansas Medical Center. Outside of working as a teaching assistant and my own classes, I function as the president of the Anthropology Student Union, take dance classes, watch Mad Men and Game of Thrones, and try to keep up with my favorites sports teams.I enjoy tutoring because I get the opportunity to do more as a mentor. As a tutor, I want to help the student learn new concepts while also teaching them study skills that are usually not taught in a classroom but only get better with practice. My teaching philosophy is to encourage the student to be confident with the material versus striving for perfect memorization. Different individuals learn some things better than others and it is about finding a way to make that information important or real based on your personal memory recall. For example, do not ever make me change a tire... Though I have seen it done multiple times, I never had to do it myself so I never learned!

I love to teach and believe every student is capable of learning. I think learning should be fun and that everyone learns in their own way.

Academia has always been an important aspect of my life. I have always taken my studies pretty seriously, but I took a greater interest in them during high school. I attended a private school where I was given the opportunity to discover a large range of topics I had never thought about pursuing, such as engineering and biomedical sciences. In college, I earned my Bachelor of Arts degree in Linguistics, while minoring in Arabic and gaining a certificate in Middle Eastern and North African studies. During this period, I started tutoring at my school's academic success center. I truly enjoy helping students understand the content necessary to succeed in their academic endeavors, but I also offer my students study and organization tips that will carry over to various aspects of their lives. Currently, I am pursuing my Master's degree in Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Chicago, which I commute to from Milwaukee.

I'm a current MA English student, with special interests in early modern theatre, especially Shakespeare. I have tutored in a variety of subject areas for nearly a decade, and am deeply passionate about helping students reach their educational and individual goals. I especially enjoy tutoring in reading, writing, and literature for middle school through undergraduate level students. I spent the 2022-2023 school year working as an AmeriCorps member for the organization City Year, where I worked as a peer mentor and tutor in an underresourced school and believe strongly in the importance of making education accessible and entertaining for everyone. Beyond English, I also enjoy tutoring in lower level math skills (8th grade or below,) and I have a BFA in music theatre and psychology with a certficate in childhood and adolescent studies, so I am well-versed in subjects related to psycholgoy. I received a 4.0 GPA during my undergraduate collegiate career (all As.) I am a driven individual, and I look for students who also are self-motivated, or willing to grow their motivation skills. Ultimately, I am committed to helping you become the student you wish to be, and I wholeheartedly believe that every student who is willing to work for success can realize their potential.

My name is Dheeraj Dixit. I am University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee graduate. I have about 14 years of experience tech industry and lead a team of software engineers. I am very passionate about people's growth and their career. I serve as a servant leader to anyone who I can help. I don't believe in shortcuts and must embrace challenges in order to overcomes obstacles.

Experienced University Instructor in web and graphic design, usability, and experiential learning. I teach mainly undergraduate students in both online only, blended, and in-person formats. I run an internship program in which teams of 4-5 students work on a technology related project for a nonprofit organization like creating a website or conducting a social media analysis and campaign. This experience builds student confidence to be able to obtain paid internships or entry-level positions upon graduation.My strength as an Instructor/Tutor comes from being able to relate to students. I had experiences in college with coding instructors who were great coders but not great at translating that knowledge into concepts I could break down and understand as a student. I strive to start small and work up to greater complexity because of this. I believe that students learn best and become interested in a topic by not getting frustrated or believing it is too difficult at the beginning. This doesn't interest students in a topic and may turn them off to investigating it further which doesn't serve anyone in the long run.

Hello! I am a medical student who recently graduated with degrees in biochemistry and neuroscience from the University of Wisconsin - Madison.While I am capable at helping students with specific content in their classes, I feel that my strengths are in helping students to optimize their studying and understanding with tested methods and resources. I have successfully completed both the ACT and the MCAT, and can assist students in content related to the exams and study techniques related to them.I have conducted research in the Department of Integrative Biology as well as the Department of English at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. These experiences make me a great resource for students who desire feedback on personal statements, essays, and research papers.These last 6 years have been a whirlwind of interesting academic and personal experiences for me, and I would love to share my knowledge with other students and give them the advice I wish I had on my journey.

I am a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where I received Bachelor of Arts degrees in French and Spanish. I have experience teaching college-level French and grade-school Spanish, and I love teaching both languages. Learning a new language can be a challenging experience, but I believe the key to success is motivation. For this reason, I keep my students interested and focused with fun, exciting lesson plans. I match my teaching methods as closely as possible to my students' preferred learning style. Once we set a goal, I take time to review the material with the student to ensure their understanding each step of the way.Aside from teaching and learning languages, I enjoy exploring Milwaukee, trying new foods, watching soccer, football and rugby matches with friends, and spending time with my two dogs.