I'm a current medical student located in Chicago studying for my board exams. I was home-schooled during middle and high school and from this experience I learnt the importance of self motivation as well the need to have someone that will give you the extra push when you need it. The flexibility of homeschooling gave me the opportunity to participate in the dual enrollment program at my local community college in Gastonia, NC. It was during this time, my first experience in a public school setting, that I realized my love for tutoring. During a college math course I was asked by a fellow student to explain the concepts we were going over in class. She later told me about failing 3 consecutive exams and was on the verge of quitting. After our third session together she began to see improvements in her homework grades and was able to score an 88% on her math exams. To me the greatest highlight of my time at that institution was when we "high-fived" after she got her test score.I transferred to Queens University after high school graduation; there I was offered a position as a physics and organic chemistry tutor my junior and senior year. I've always taken pride in helping students, and hold to the belief that anything worth doing is worth doing well; even when the job is tutoring. One Saturday I was stuck in the library for 8 hours with a tutee going over concepts in physics. Of course after our long session we both swore never to look at physics again, but the following Monday there I was at the Center for Academic Success with another student.Throughout my educational endeavor I've being privileged to help students both in my class and the classes behind me. At Queens University I received the tutor of the year award, as well as an award for a research project I presented both at the school and at a national science conference in West Virginia. With all that, the greatest reward is when the grades of a fellow student can be changed for good, especially when they are putting in the effort.

As a dedicated educator with a Master's in Education from Walden University and over 1 year of tutoring experience, I am passionate about fostering a love for learning in my students. With more than 5 years of classroom experience, I specialize in elementary subjects, including English, Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to explore their interests and develop their skills. I utilize methods such as Orton Gillingham and phonics to meet diverse learning needs, ensuring every child can succeed. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy reading and exploring new educational strategies to enhance my tutoring practice.

Hello,My name is Ms. Rochon and I absolutely love teaching! I work with elementary students from Pre-K to 3rd grade. My favorite subject to teach is reading. My area of expertise is Special Education. I have experience working with children with learning disabilities and and special needs.

I believe all students are capable of learning. They all do not learn at the same rate, but with different methods and strategies, it is possible. Students should not be thought of as mindless individuals just waiting to be filled with knowledge by their teachers.Quite the opposite; students should be viewed as individuals who can contribute to the classroom, sharing and gaining knowledge from each other. Students need guidance and not just lectures only. Education is not solely academic; the teacher must also educate his students mentally by teaching them the skills needed to solve problems and socially by teaching them the skills needed to communicate and work productively with others.From Resume:- High School Social Studies/Technology Teacher- Social Studies/Language Arts Teacher- Middle School Technology/Math Integration Teacher- ESL

I am from Atlanta Georgia and lived in Tennessee for four years and received my Bachelors of Arts in Exercise Science. I have been in the field of education for over ten years. I have experience in early childhood, elementary reading intervention, middle school special education and high school 1:1 ABA clinical work. While working in a variety of settings I have saw the problem we have as a community in grade level delay as well as classroom learning struggles. It inspired me to tackle the issue at hand which is to meet children where they are so they can have the confidence to be where they need to be. My educational mission is to empower students and it is very important for me to be a part of the educational solution in this country. I hope to continue to drive the mission and strategy with the communities around me! I am a person that loves to give back, be apart of innovation and continue to grow and learn in this field every day.

I earned a BS in Biology and a MS in Biology from Wayne State University, and a MPH and PhD from Walden University in Public Health specializing in Epidemiology. I also am ABD (All But Dissertation) from UT-Austin in Zoology. I have taught full-time for over 25 years, and have retired from academia to pursue other interests. I really enjoy teaching students and sharing my knowledge to enhance the understanding of others. I have taught a wide variety of topics, but focused mainly on Human Anatomy I & II, Microbiology, and Nutrition. I am also certified to teach secondary life and physical science in Texas. I continue to teach one class at UHCL. I look forward to increasing your understanding of science.

I am a graduate of The University of Toledo. I received my Bachelor of Arts in special education with a focus in teaching students with learning disabilities and developmental disabilities. Since graduation, I have eared a Master's degree in the area of educational technology from Walden University and obtained a certification in Orton-Gillingham reading instruction from the Institute for Mulit-Sensory Education. My passion is teaching struggling students how to read while instilling in them a love of reading. In my experience using a systematic, mulit-sensory phonics approach to teach reading has proven most successful. In my spare time, I enjoy reading and traveling with my family.

I graduated from Rutgers University with a Bachelor's in Cell Biology and Neuroscience, overall GPA was 3.5 and Science GPA was 3.6. I received my Masters in Psychology, GPA 4.0. I attended Rutgers-New Jersey Medical School for 3 years until I decided that profession was not a right fit for me. I will start my doctorate for Clinical Psychology in Fall 2017. I have been tutoring for over 10 years for students ranging in ages 8-25, in math, science, language arts and standardized tests.

I have been teaching elementary school for 21 years. I have taught the subjects of math, science, and social studies to grades third, fourth, and fifth. My favorite subject to teach is math and I have my Master's degree in Elementary math. I enjoy working with students. I use a variety of teaching strategies and manipulatives to teach students at their own individual levels. I am also very patient and encouraging.

I am a graduate of Cumberland County College-ADN; Immaculata University-BSN and Walden University-MSN-Edu majoring in science in Nursing. Since graduation, I have worked in a variety of healthcare positions, such as, Medical-Surgical Nursing units, Neuro-ICU, Emergency Room, Critical Care Transport, Peri-operative area, Labor & Delivery, Pediatrics, Maternal Child Health, Neonatal ICU, Case Management, Surgery Centers, Same Day Surgery, and Clinical Adjunct Professor. I currently am a full-time Clinical Nurse Educator & Coordinator for a large Nurse Residency Program where I help facilitate new graduate nurse transition into their professional roles. I have also developed contact hour classes structured to help develop testing strategies for NCLEX and Professional Certifications. My goal is to inspire others to seek their greatest potential and beyond by broadening the boundaries of education and knowledge.I enjoy visiting family, traveling and baking is my spare time. I also enjoy kickboxing and gardening.

I am a graduate of Georgia State University where I studied Journalism and Psychology. I am currently pursuing my graduate degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I am an advocate for literacy and higher education. In all fields, I feel it is important to be able to read and formulate thinking into sentences. I believe by educating and motivating youth they will discover the next big ideas, make a difference in their community, and give back to others.Outside of tutoring I enjoy music and watching television. I also enjoy spending time with my family and friends.

I am passionate about helping others meet their learning goals. My motto is no one was born with a profession, we all had to learn!