I am passionate about helping people learn because I struggled when I was in school and it really discouraged me. It took my one math professor to change my hate of math to a love of math. I have helped people of all ages and of all ability levels from preschool age to adults with a high EL population which has been exciting.

I am a fourth-generation teacher, so it's safe to say that my passion for teaching runs in the family. I have tutored or taught almost without interruption for the past decade, starting as an undergraduate tutor at Calvin College and continuing to my current position as a TA at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where I'm working on a PhD in Linguistics. As an undergrad, I tutored in psychology, world history, religion, and mathematics. While working on my master's degree at the University o...More

I am a current graduate student at Marquette University studying to earn a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology. I previously graduated from Southern Methodist University (SMU) with a B.A. in Psychology (with Distinction) and Sociology. While attending SMU, I worked as a tutor for high school and college students in the Dallas area. Prior to college, I also had the opportunity to tutor students in elementary, middle, and high school, while I attended high-school in California. The primary subj...More

I'm a graduate of UW-Madison in the Elementary Education and Psychology departments. I'm currently teaching at a Milwaukee area elementary school with 60 wonderful 4th and 5th graders. With so many students in my classroom, I have a lot of experience working with many different types of learners. Even though I am certified in and enjoy teaching all elementary subjects, I enjoy teaching math and science the most! I recently asked my students what they enjoyed most about our class, and the resound...More

I am a professor at UWM, teaching graduate level courses in Translation and Interpreting Studies. I have also taught high school students in Spanish at Concordia Language Villages, and taught undergraduate students Spanish as a TA from 2003 to 2010.

I am an educator and doctoral student. I went to the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee to become a certified teacher. My Wisconsin certification included grades 2-8. When I moved to Tennessee, my certification changed to grades 4-8. I earned my Masters degree in Social Work from Springfield College and I am currently working on my Doctorate in Social Work at Walden University. I have been a teacher for 16 years, most of that time was teaching English Language Arts. I have taught all grades from ...More

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 bioscie...More

I am a 9th Grade High School Teacher in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. I am very excited to make an impact in our students lives by helping them learn & progress in their education. I have been in the education field for 8 years now & also been coaching football for 7. I am currently a college football coach here in the Milwaukee area. I look forward to helping our future leaders of tomorrow grow as a student, and most importantly as a person! Thank You

I am a graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, earning a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology with a Certificate in Global Health. Currently, I am in my fourth year of dental school. Throughout college and dental school, I have worked with and tutored students. While in college, I volunteered at the Boys & Girls club and took several semesters of a class in which which I traveled to a local elementary school to teach underprivileged children and excite them about the STEM field (scienc...More

I am a graduate from the University of Rochester where I majored in Economics. I had an emphasis on social choice theory and game theory as well as econometric analysis. Here, I understood the importance of conceptual thinking- where understanding the numbers and equations are not as important as understanding the meaning.