Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving Allentown, PA

...as individuals and what affects human wellbeing. Based on this understanding, I enjoy doing what I can to help other people grow and learn, which is what led me to become a tutor. I've been tutoring peers, siblings, and strangers since middle school, and my objective is to help students reach their learning goals.

...chemistry. At Lehigh, I have often worked collaboratively with peers and developed strong interpersonal skills. It is a combination of my thorough knowledge and ability to work well with others that make me an effective tutor. Outside of tutoring and school, I enjoy playing the trombone in Lehigh marching band, jazz band, and wind ensemble....

...(Tina Brown, BBC, Hearst+ in New York and London), pre and post an Oxford MBA. Left brain and right brain, I teach through story, allegory, analogy and metaphor, which is how most people engage and learn. Comfortable and experienced working across age-groups: Elementary, Middle School, HS, AP, College, GED, standardised tests (SAT, GRE and GMAT+)...

...showed me how much I loved helping others succeed academically! I was a TA for general chemistry for 3 out of 4 years during my undergrad. I've tutored many students of all different types of learning styles throughout my academic career. I have been very successful in improving not just all of my students grades,...

...tutor for college students for 2 years at my university, teaching Organic Chemistry 1 and General Chemistry. I've also helped high school students with college admission essays, and with kindergartners in the Junior Achievement program. I enjoy working with children and finding creative ways for them to learn the material and to try to inspire...

...you learn, but rather that you get the "top marks:" a 5 on an AP test, an A on an exam, 1600 on the SAT, a 4.0 GPA. So you study and study with the intention of getting those marks and yet you forget most of what you learned immediately after the exam. You might...

...standardized testing company. Additionally, I work as a linguist for a translation company. I have been a professional tutor for nearly 10 years, during which time I have tutored a wide range of subjects, including English Literature and Composition, Creative Writing, ESL, and the SAT/ACT (99th percentile-scorer). Moreover, I am fluent in German and therefore...

...I tutor subjects including Biology and Psychology, as well as music and some math. My favorite part of teaching students is hearing them explain concepts that they used to struggle with back to me, showing their new expertise. When not at school, I volunteer extensively with the Down syndrome community. I hope to connect soon!

...I relish being able to help others in their educational endeavors. My approach to tutoring revolves around my belief that everyone has their own approach to learning; as a tutor, it's vital that I respect how the students I work with process and retain information, and help them recognize and utilize their strengths to empower...

...love learning and I hope to spread the knowledge I have gained to as many others as possible. This is why it is my dream to one day be a professor. I first started my teaching and mentoring journey in high school where I was both a tutor and kick-off mentor to the freshman class....

I am a undergraduate math major and am passionate about helping students of all math levels succeed in their studies. I am quick in discovering students' learning strengths that will help them better understand their math material.

...of the various experiences I have include: performing scientific research, interning at a health clinic that caters to native Spanish-speakers, and living with a host-family during my study abroad in Spain. None of these impactful opportunities would have been possible without guidance from my past teachers. So, I enjoy returning the favor to my students...

I've been a math tutor at Temple University for two years. I love helping students understand new math concepts, since understanding math makes it more fun for everyone. At Temple, I'm a junior economics student, and tutor algebra, statistics, and calculus.

Learning is for everyone. If teacher and student work together, they can achieve success. The measure of a good teacher is the success of his/her students. I work as a writer, editor, and public speaking coach. I have been doing this for 20+ years. ... Education is not limited to just a few people; everyone can learn, and a good teacher finds a way to help students understand the subject material. Using different ways to explain...

...an open and honest relationship. Communication is key. In order for me to know how to best work with students, I need to better understand their study habits and the environment in which the studying takes place. With this information, I am better able to make concrete suggestions on how the student may improve. Working...

...she faces. Through student teaching, field experiences, and work positions, I have grown in my passion for education and my desire to help students learn. I approach each day with energy and will consistently work hard towards the success of my students. I believe that each student can improve and learn, and will tirelessly pursue...

...of hours of tutoring experience. I worked with a diverse array of students, from elementary school children aboard to my peers at NYU. I am all too familiar with the trials and triumphs of science classes and standardized tests, and I hope to collaborate with students to guide them towards success in both.

...and director in Pennsylvania school districts. Jennifer holds degrees in education and curriculum and instruction. Her extensive post-graduate work is focused on special education, reading, instructional coaching, and educational leadership. Jennifer is laser focused on the notion that all students can learn and succeed with high expectations and scaffolded levels of support. To this end,...

...breaking down the material into pieces, I believe the difficulties a student faces become less overwhelming and he or she can focus on one piece at a time. This allows the student to have that "aha" moment as he or she begins to understand each piece, and then, it motivates the student to continue forward....

...Science, college stats and I have been lucky enough to be apart of MIT's summer program on coding UAS-SAR. I have taught many ages but I am most well versed in high school science, mathematics, and engineering and middle school mathematics. I am also very well versed in student athletes ranging from anywhere from high...