Award-Winning Tutors from Wright State University-Main Campus
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Wright State University-Main Campus
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Hello! My name is Kendra Beckman. I graduated from Wright State University with my BA in AYA Social Science Education, and am currently in graduate school at Grand Canyon University working towards my master's of Education in Special Education. My goal is to have students play an active role in the decision-making process for how their sessions are going to go. The key element to learning and retaining information is helping make the decisions. I plan to have students be an equal teammate in this process. I look forward to working together!

Hi!My name is Shanice Robinson, I am currently a 4th year medical student at Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine. I have had the pleasure of being an admissions committee student member during my second year of medical school. While in undergraduate at Spelman College, I was a Biology major with a pre-medicine concentration. I have 4 years of experience with tutoring and I have truly enjoyed it. I look forward to helping you achieve!
I am an experienced educator with 29 years in the teaching profession. I can diagram sentences, analyze Shakespeare, Woolf, Dickinson, and Thoreau. I can evaluate literary essays, research projects, and college admissions essays. I can lead/encourage a student to become a better writer, reader, thinker, and public speaker. These "talents" are not the most important components of me as an educator, though. I am a lifelong learner. I genuinely and earnestly become excited and animated about the learning process. I enjoy sharing my own passion and thirst for learning and knowledge with my students. I both encourage and challenge them to also become lifelong learners. It's a beautiful cycle to which we, as educators, are fortunate to contribute.
All students can learn, and I enjoy helping them do so successfully! The best part of teaching is that moment when a student sees their progress and realizes all their dreams really can come true. I've been working with students with special learning needs for over 30 years in Reading, Writing, and Math. I enjoy teaching all these subjects, each for different reasons. Reading and writing go together and for me bring real joy. I struggled with math myself as a kid, so I've gathered lots of resources to help students figure out math in whatever ways connect best with their brains. All learning is interesting to me, and I like sharing my passion for learning with others. I got my Bachelor's degree in Nursing, then I got my Master's in Elementary Education, and a few years later I added permanent certification in teaching students with learning handicaps. In my spare time, I enjoy reading fantasy novels, playing board games, and watching videos from various sources.
I am passionate about helping students feel confident about the content they are to master. I have worked for 10 years as an educator in the subjects of ESL and ELA. More specifically, I have worked in the areas of phonemic/phonological awareness, phonics, and morphology, as well as teaching English reading, writing, listening, and speaking to non-native speakers.I studided Spanish and TESOL at the university level, lived abroad in Mexico, and have worked in K-12 education for the last ten years. I am currently in the process of Orton Gillingham training for teaching students with dyslexia and other reading difficulties. I am also working towards a Master's Degree in Literacy.I enjoy tutoring all subjects, but my personal favorite is in the area of phonics, because I feel it is the key to unlocking the rest of the literacy skills that students will achieve in their lifetime.I am laid-back and enjoy getting to know my students and being able to joke with one another while we work. Respect and focus are important, but so is fun and having a solid student-tutor relationship. We will master content, but we will enjoy doing it. :)
Hello! I'm so very excited to start tutoring! As of right now, I'm an undergraduate at Wright State University going for my bachelors in English Integrated Language Arts and a certification to teach English as a second language. Please contact me if you're interested in learning!
Computer Science Bachelor of Science.Cyber Security Analysts Certificate.Wright State University, Dayton Ohio.Recent Projects:Path Finding, Sorting, Decision tree, Input handing(expression parsing), Network protocol vulnerability .
I am a 3rd year student at Wright State University. I am currently studying Marketing with minors in Art History and Studio Art. Although I am currently in a business field I have a passion for reading, writing and biology. Feel free to contact me with any questions.
My passion is teaching. I have been a nurse for 14 years. And I have been in nurse education for 10 years. I love to see my students connect the dots, develop critical thinking and develop their own passion for being a nurse. I love to tell my students, I am not always going to be here. So I don't want you dependent on me. I will be your safety net, but I am not going to hold your hand through this process. I strongly believe a self motivated student is the one who succeeds. A passionate student about their studies is also one that will succeed. There is no great joy then me seeing the student evolve from a deer in headlights look to a confident student that knows how to care and critically think. My experience is mainly with ADN/BSN students in a clinical or one on one setting.I am also a homeschool mom. For the past 6 years we've homeschooled my 3 children. My oldest is in 7th grade and thriving, my middle child is in 3rd grade and has grown leaps and bounds compared to our challenges in the early years, and my youngest kindergartner is oh so fun to see grasp reading and basic math.I am self motivated, loyal and punctual type of person. I take people for their word, and I expect others to do the same.I look forward to tutoring and mentoring you through this journey!
My approach to tutoring is driven by a fundamental belief: true learning transcends rote memorization. I am passionate about fostering a deep understanding of concepts in students, not just the ability to recall facts. My aim is to illuminate the "why" behind the "what," encouraging students to actively question and explore the underlying principles of the subject matter. I believe that by nurturing this curiosity, we can build a robust foundation that empowers students to not only succeed academically but also to confidently apply their knowledge to real-world scenarios. My goal is to make learning an engaging and meaningful journey where students develop a lasting appreciation for the subject and the ability to think critically and independently.
I have been an educator for 24 years. The last 16 years have been in educational leadership where I was able to ensure that all facets of education were superior for all students! My experience working with students range from being a college instructor to a youth counselor. All roles have been rewarding especially as an elementary and high school principal. I received my Bachelor of Arts degree in English from Wright State University and my Masters of Science in Teaching degree from the University of Dayton. I am a licensed elementary and middle school teacher, a licensed Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade principal and a licensed school Superintendent. I love public speaking, working out, cooking and writing in my journal daily.I am passionate about tutoring students because I once had a tutor. Having a tutor allowed me to feel motivated, encouraged and inspired! My life changed from feeling defeated to victorious! This was due to my tutor believing that I could, so I did! Now I am able to give that same energy back to students I work with. I believe when students are given the right tools according to their learning style, they can achieve with patience and practice as we have fun doing it! I love to teach English Language Arts (reading and writing). I enjoy seeing students find power with words as they use their imagination. This allows creativity and a connection to what they are studying that is later developed into a story of their own. Reading is such a fun subject especially when I discover what student's interests are. I then incorporate their interests and things they like into their lesson.
I was never a straight A student, in fact, I struggled to get B's. It was never a problem with the content I was learning but the context in which that material was presented. After learning about the many different learning profiles that exist in the classroom I realized that students like myself were being left out to dry. I decided three years into my first college experience that I wanted to become an educator. Transferring to Wright State University and enrolling in their Teacher Preparation program is undoubtedly the best decision I have ever made. This upcoming fall I will be working in the Dayton Public School district to help students who, like myself, who struggle with "playing school."Outside of teaching, I enjoy reading science-fiction and taking hikes at the many metro parks in the South Dayton area. I occasionally work at a locally owned running store on the weekends and even do some coaching in the fall and spring. I have spent most of my life in Dayton but also moved around a lot as my father was in the military. I hope to move and teach in Philadelphia some day in the future but for now, my focus is on revitalizing the school system in Dayton.
"I believe that all students can learn and I will do my best to teach them and show growth within each individual child." I graduated in 2016 with a Bachelor of Science in Education from Wright State University. I am committed to teaching students to be confident, motivated learners. My hobbies include spending time with my family, photography, drawing/painting, and gardening.
I am a junior at Wright State University studying Biological Sciences. I intent to go on to pharmacy school, potentially at Ohio State University. I have always enjoyed learning and studying about biology, anatomy, and physiology. Within my university's tutoring program, I have tutored 8-10 students weekly to help better their understanding of material and prepare for exams. My university trained me in how to be an effective tutor and make the most of my tutoring sessions. Sessions will always start with a review of the topic as well as session goals and end with an evaluation of how we are doing to meet the student's goals and wrap up with any final questions or concerns. I always like to make sure my students have a good understanding of concepts on multiple levels; from more complex situations to the overall big picture. I often use figures, diagrams, analogies, and comparisons to help my students better understand a concept. In my spare time I enjoy running and hiking, catching up on favorite TV shows, and spending time with my family.
Hello! My name is Timothy Anthony. I am a Ph.D. canidate in history. I specialize in 16th through 18th century German history and in social, religious, and cultural history. I have 7 years of teaching and tutoring experience. I look forward to helping you meet your educational goals.
Dominic Theodore graduated from Ohio university with B.A. in psychology. He then went on to earn an M.S. in anatomy from Wright State University and was president of his graduate class. He served as a tutor and teaching assistant throughout undergrad and graduate school, which he continues currently in medical school. He also worked as an adjunct professor at Ohio University in his gap year, during which he taught anatomy, intro biology, and physiology. He is currently a medical student (MS4) at Wright State University, after which he plans on matching internal medicine and ultimately completing a cardiology fellowship. So far in medical school, he has tutored other med students, was nominated for Outstanding 2nd Year Student, and dedicated much of his free time to volunteering and research. He has also served as a member of his school's admissions committee.
I am a graduate of Wright State University. I received my Bachelor of Integrated Language Arts and my Master of Education. Throughout much of my program, I have had many opportunities to tutor students from a variety of different backgrounds. The vast bulk of my experience tutoring has been with middle and high school students in "at-risk" school districts and students who speak English as a second language in Dayton, Ohio. Ever since my days in the public school system, English class was the one place where I felt free to be myself and fully embrace what I was being taught. My wonderful instructors showed me that writing especially was a gateway to self-expression, and whenever I tutor students for writing, I try to teach the subject with all the opportunities in the world for the student to write about themselves and give them a platform to express what really matters to them. It's that chance to inject themselves into their studies that allows a student to form deeper connections with the subject. In my spare time, I'm an avid reader, a long-time player of table-top Role Playing Games, and a bicyclist.
I have a lot of experience in the education field. I've worked as a classroom teacher, a college lecturer, a tutor, and even a school board member. I've been a school board vice president, and a non-profit chair, treasurer, and vice-chair. I have also served as the Sarajevo Subcommittee chair for the Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina subcommittee of the Dayton Sister City Committee. I'm also recently engaged and have two cats: Dude and Bunny (both girls). I love to travel, particularly to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Hobbies include the occasional bird-watching expedition, riding my motorcycle or bike, creating artwork (particularly with wood or clay), practicing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and podcasting or playing music. In terms of how I can help you, I teach a variety of social studies subjects, including (but not limited to): history, economics, psychology, government, geography, and political science. I love each of these subjects and look forward to helping you. In addition to social studies I also love social media and have a TikTok account with 12,000 followers, so I love tutoring clients about how to make engaging viral content and strategies to grow your online presence.
I have a Bachelors degree in Psychology and a Master's of Science degree in Occupational Therapy with a specialization in education. I also have taken extra college classes in Mathematics and Science to further my education. I worked for a few years on the clinical side of Occupational Therapy, and then my career path took a new direction. I got involved in a tutoring program for students at the K-12 level. I loved it immediately; I had found my true passion: working with and helping children. I started teaching students in various environments and to students of all levels. I have assisted teaching in a school, substitute taught for grades k-12 in all subject areas, tutored at a center for kids with special needs, tutored on-one-on in homes, taught lessons in an after-school program, and managed a team of tutors. I have tutored the subjects of Mathematics, Science, Reading, English, Writing, History, Spanish, and ACT/SAT Preparation. I have also been in a director role for an after-school program for three years. My true passion is working with children and helping them to feel confident, excited about learning, and positive about their futures. I believe allowing students to interact through auditory, visual, and tactile systems gives them a deeper understanding of their environments and the material presented to them. In the past, I have been able to learn from my students, laugh with them, teach them and advise them. I have always worked hard to overcome obstacles presented to me in my life, and I would love the opportunity to help other students to have this perspective as well. In my free time, I like to teach yoga, practice Pilates, and dance. I love to read, snowboard, and walk/bike along the beach.
"Teaching is more than imparting knowledge; it is inspiring change. Learning is more than absorbing facts; it is acquiring understanding."William Arthur Ward
Hi, I'm Paul. I just received my Master's in Social Work and will soon be a school therapist in September. I have worked alongside K-12 students in academic, therapeutic, and juvenile justice situations for the past 4 years. I have worked in over 200 schools as a substitute teacher where I've had to quickly assess learning styles and have become acutely aware of how children diversely learn.My goal is to assist you in gaining the skills, knowledge, and wisdom to take the next steps in your academics and eventually your career.Please take a quick review of my resume to further gather how my experiences may increase your confidence in my abilities and perhaps even match some of your interests.
All students deserve to be taught in the way they learn best. I work hard to help each student reach his/her learning potential. I have been tutoring since 1998 and have helped many students see great success and growth. I have taught beginning reading, remedial, intermediate and advanced math. I have taught remedial reading as well. For students that need help with study skills and organization, I am well versed in helping students with that too. I am a middle school science teacher now and have taught third grade in the past.I am a mother of three and strong supporter of students and their personal growth.I am helpful, flexible and caring to all. I look forward to working with you and your child to help him/her reach their goals.
I will strive to meet you where you are, to be realistic and supportive, and to help you gain the skills, knowledge, and confidence to achieve your goals.My first time tutoring was back in elementary school, as an accelerated math student, I had time in the mornings to tutor 3rd grade math. When I was in graduate school, I tutored a collegiate athlete during the summer.My preference is to work with elementary age students, algebra students, accounting students, and intro to French students.
I have a Masters in TESOL and International Literature. I love helping students improve their skills, both native Speakers of English as well as nonnative speakers. I enjoy teaching good pronunciation and vocabulary; listening skills, grammar, reading and writing. I truly believe that all students can learn. It is my pleasure to help students become strong, avid learners in English!
I am a Christian tutor looking to make a tangible difference in the lives of others. Whether it's filmmaking, Spanish, or drawing I will do my very best to put you on the path to success!
I really like to help students that want to learn how to learn. I have worked as a teacher and tutor with students of all ages from preschool to junior college. I have taught and tutored students one on one as well as in groups. I have tutored in person in homes, schools and online. I have taught in many places which includes Ohio, NC, SC, Alaska, England, Colorado and NV while married to a member of the USAF, I have worked with students of various cultures including Hispanic, African-American, British, Vietnamese, Thailand and German. It is a joy to see a student get excited after learning and really understanding a concept then solving a problem by themself. .I received my dual BS in Mathematics w/ computer concentration and Mathematics Education from Wright State University. I earned my Masters in Education specializing in Technology and Learning from Western Governors University which was strictly online. I tutor Math for Elementary, Middle and High School especially Math 1, Math 2, Math 3, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Test Prep, and Discrete Math. My favorite thing I would say is Geometry since it works with real world problems that includes lines, shapes and figures.
I first suspected that I would enjoy teaching in high school, when I tutored a friend in Latin and found that I enjoyed working with others to share my knowledge. This was reinforced during my undergraduate studies, when I worked with the university tutoring office, and was confirmed in graduate school, when I found I had a greater passion for teaching than for research. I have been involved in education ever since, tutoring students independent, serving as the math tutor at ITT Technical Institute, and most recently as a substitute teacher, where my greatest joy comes when I am given the opportunity to work with and assist the students.I excel in teaching languages, particularly Latin and Ancient Greek, and I have found that I have an aptitude for conveying math concepts in a way that is understandable and approachable for students. I remember my own challenges when I learned new concepts, and I try to draw on those to anticipate problems that my students may have.Whatever challenges you may face, I will happily and patiently work with you to solve them; if we can't resolve them in one session, I will research tools to help for the next session. It gives me pleasure to see students succeed, and I hope that I will be able to help you in your academic endeavors!
My personal work objective is to enhance my technical skills in a stable and dynamic workplace by solving problems in an effective/creative matter.
I am a graduate of Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio with a degree in Business Admin and Certifications in both Microsoft Office as well as Advanced Management. I decided to further my education after working in Business for 15 years. I graduated from Univ. of Charleston with a degree in Ultrasound and Physics. I have since that time specialized in OB/GYN Ultrasound and have worked in hospitals, emergency rooms and Dr offices. I have worked with college students, trained coworkers, homeschooled children and tutored in the past. I am passionate about helping students of all ages to succeed in their academic endeavors. I am patient and I love to make complicated things SIMPLE and easy to understand and RETAIN for later use!! I am excited about this tutoring adventure and look forward to learning together!
With 18 years of dedicated teaching experience, I am a passionate and results-driven educator with a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and a Master's in Elementary Curriculum, Assessment, and Instruction. Trained in the Orton-Gillingham approach, I specialize in helping students achieve significant growth, particularly in reading and math for grades K-4. My hands-on, engaging teaching style fosters a dynamic and exciting learning environment, where students thrive and develop a love for learning. Over the course of my career, I have consistently delivered results, helping each student reach their fullest potential.
I am a graduate of Wright State University with a Master's Degree in Education specializing in mathematics, science and reading. I have since added social studies to my license. I have 11 years of classroom experience teaching Elementary (all subjects) and Middle School (6th - 8th grade math, science and social studies). My experience has been in Ohio, Indiana, California and North Carolina. In addition to offering tutoring for the students in my classroom, I created a tutoring program through the American Red Cross at a military base and worked as an AVID tutor as well. My other teaching experience includes teaching online with VIPKid and substitute teaching. Over the years, I have passed the CBEST, CTEL, PRAXIS (middle school mathematics, science and social studies, principles of teaching and learning (5th - 9th grade) and elementary education). I am passionate about curriculum and love creating engaging lessons in a variety of ways to help all my learners. I'm a hard working, passionate and caring teacher who wants everyone I help to succeed and meet their goals! I can't wait to share my love of teaching and learning!
I am from Dayton, Ohio. and I have been teaching, mentoring, and training children and adults for 10+ years. My favorite subject to teach is Math. I love this the most because it causes people to "think outside of the cube (see what I did there?)" to find solutions to problems. I also have a B.A. in Chemistry from Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio, U.S.A. I like to sing, dance, and learn new things. I believe that the best kind of learning happens when it is exciting and fun! I cannot wait for us to discover new things together and to have fun.
Learning is best managed when the two parties involved are both motivated towards the same goal. I have tutored for 21 years for an accredited college, well in excess of 20,000 hours. No individual student learns the same way. Being flexible and willing to adjust styles is a must. Over the years I have found many different ways to help students succeed. I would be glad to help you do that as well. I am most well versed in economics, accounting, and math.
Hello! My name is Aziza and I am happy to be a resource for you during these trying times. I think on my feet, and will encourage my students to do so as well!
I studies pharmacy, I am a registered pharmacist in the state if Michigan and OhioI have Masters and a PhD in the field of pharmacology.I did post-doctoral degree in immuno-oncology
I started my automotive repair career back in 1978. After graduating High School work for a number of dealerships and independent repair shops. I started teaching automotive technology at a vocational school in 2007. After five years. I did some work for one of the automotive manufacturers, as a service engineer. I have written and published a book entitled OBDII Diagnostics Made Easy and started a website dedicated to educating the automotive repair industry.
I have a Bachelor's degree in Mass Communications and Health Education from East Tennessee State University. I went back to school for my more passionate interest and earned my Master's Degree in Microbiology and Immunology. I am currently working on my PhD in Epidemiology, and I am writing my dissertation at this time. I have been teaching for over 10 years in the areas of microbiology, immunology, and anatomy. Subjects that I tutor include microbiology, immunology, biology, epidemiology, and anatomy. The subjects that I specialize in and have the most experience are microbiology and immunology.
My journey into cybersecurity began with a deep curiosity about how technology works and a desire to understand the systems that power our connected world. What started as an interest in computers and networks evolved into a passion for protecting digital assets, identifying vulnerabilities, and helping organizations strengthen their security posture. Throughout my cybersecurity journey, I have developed a strong foundation in information security principles, risk management, network defense, and threat analysis. I am driven by the challenge of staying ahead of emerging threats in an ever-changing technological landscape. Cybersecurity is more than a profession to meit is a commitment to continuous learning, problem-solving, and protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of critical information. My experience has taught me that effective cybersecurity requires both technical expertise and strategic thinking. Whether analyzing security incidents, assessing vulnerabilities, implementing security controls, or educating others about cyber risks, I approach each challenge with professionalism, attention to detail, and a dedication to excellence.
I have recently retired from Procter and Gamble P&G where I served as a Research Scientist. Most of my career has been involved in synthetic chemistry pertaining to the pharmaceutical industry. Also at P&G, I worked in developing beauty care products for consumers around the world. My goal as a tutor is to bring insight and a greater breadth of understanding of the sciences to the student (client).
I am student at Wright State University (WSU) in Dayton Ohio. I just finished up a Bachelor of Science in physics and graduated in September 2015. I love the challenges in my coursework and the sense of accomplishment I experience when I'm able to apply my knowledge to research or teaching. At WSU I had an exciting opportunity to teach a few of the general physics lab sections for the Physics Department as a student employee. The labs I taught each semester from January 2013 to May 2015 corresponded to General Physics (I) and (II). The experiences I had teaching developed my ability to communicate and share my knowledge with less experienced students. I know how to approach teaching in a way that allows students to actually leave the course with a sense of accomplishment and having learned something useful. I am currently available for and enjoy tutoring the following subjects: Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Algebra 3/4, Pre-calculus, Calculus 1, and Differential Equations.My approach to teaching emphasizes conceptual understanding, the development of critical thinking skills as well as problem solving skills. These aspects of learning are essential for anyone wishing to become a competent professional in a technical field like physics, engineering or mathematics, or anyone else required to tackle similarly technical courses.
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Tutors who attended or graduated from Wright State University-Main Campus bring direct experience with the university's curriculum, teaching style, and academic expectations. They've successfully navigated the same coursework and challenges you're facing, giving them authentic insight into what it takes to succeed. Their firsthand knowledge of WSU's programs and faculty standards means they understand exactly what your professors are looking for.
Wright State University tutors excel across WSU's core academic areas, including engineering, business, sciences, mathematics, and liberal arts disciplines. Because they've completed these programs at WSU specifically, they're familiar with the particular approach and rigor your department uses. Whether you're tackling calculus, chemistry, accounting, or writing assignments, you can connect with a tutor who's mastered the same material in the same environment.
Alumni tutors provide more than just subject knowledge—they offer proven strategies for succeeding in WSU's specific academic culture. They can share study techniques that worked for them, explain how to approach your professors' exams, and help you avoid common pitfalls. This personalized perspective, combined with their understanding of your university's expectations, helps you study more effectively and build genuine confidence in the material.
Your first session is a chance to connect with your tutor, discuss your current challenges, and establish a personalized learning plan. Your tutor will ask about your course, your goals, and areas where you need the most support—whether that's exam prep, understanding specific concepts, or improving your assignments. From there, you'll dive into the material together, and your tutor will tailor their approach to match your learning style.
Yes. Because these tutors have completed coursework at Wright State University, they're familiar with how material is taught in your specific program and what your professors emphasize. Whether you need help with a challenging class, want to strengthen your foundation before moving to advanced courses, or are preparing for departmental exams, your tutor can provide targeted support based on their own experience in that course.
Varsity Tutors connects you with qualified tutors from Wright State University-Main Campus based on your subject, course, and learning needs. Once you tell us what you're working on, we match you with a tutor who has the right background and expertise. You can then start personalized instruction at a time that works for you.
Results depend on your starting point and goals, but students typically see improvement in their understanding of the material, better grades on assignments and exams, and increased confidence in class. Because your tutor understands WSU's academic standards and can provide insider perspective on what professors expect, you're positioned to perform at your best. Many students find that working with someone who's succeeded in their exact program is a game-changer.
Absolutely. Tutoring sessions are scheduled based on your availability, so you can fit personalized instruction around your classes, work, and other commitments. Whether you need help during the week, on weekends, or before a big exam, you can connect with your tutor at times that work best for you.
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