Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving New Mexico

...am dedicated to serving my community and providing knowledge to assist others at excelling academically. Tutoring has been a great way to share my passion for learning with other students. Since the beginning of high school I have done exceptionally well in and out of the classroom. Because of this I have been guiding my...

...School of Law. I look forward to beginning my career in public interest law serving New Mexico's immigrant community after I take the bar exam in July. I also have a bachelor's degree from the University of New Mexico in English and Foreign Languages. I love tutoring and have a lot of experience teaching skills...

...a little knowledge can go a long way. As a musician, my approach to learning is that we're at our best when we include the arts in our study. Think of a triangle with sides labeled Arts, Academics, Athletics - each part equal. Another way to see that is Mind, Body, Soul. I also am...

...mathematics. I guess some would consider me to be a math "geek" since I love numbers and I love all levels of mathematics. I even solve problems in my sleep! Scary, huh?! I have taught and tutored secondary and post-secondary students for 40+ years. I want to help all students experience academic success in mathematics...

...a third year Civil Engineering student at the University of New Mexico. I'm passionate about getting young people engaged in math, science, and our natural word! Previously, I have worked with organizations doing environmental education outreach with youth in New Mexico. I've conducted environment research throughout New Mexico and Latin America, and am passionate about...

...contributor to major magazines and newspapers like the Wall Street Journal, Wired, and Smithsonian, and a published author. I've worked as an editor and proofreader for magazines and publishing houses, and have taught writing to high school, college, and graduate students. I believe in the power of a good story, and will work with you...

...in Philosophy and Psychology in 2012. Education is vital to the future of our society. It's important to take into consideration that everyone learns differently. Rather than forcing the student to conform to the methodology that might not work for them, we can encourage learning by being open to everyone's unique and individual learning styles.

...history, writing, reading, and Test prep (ACT, PLAN, SAT, etc...) I have experience working with students since I started tutoring in my senior year of high school. I am currently a business student at the University of New Mexico. I am attentive to student's needs and want each and every one of them to succeed...

...in a variety of subjects including writing, critical thinking, philosophy, and religious studies. I earned my B.A. in Philosophy and Psychology from the University of New Mexico, and then my Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Oregon. Of these experiences, the most rewarding involved helping students improve their writing and critical thinking skills -...

If I have a gift, it's certainly that I can help others to understand the subjects I understand. It's a joy to help people of all ages become more successful by supporting them to digest, and then to master, subjects that are important to them. I like to make learning fun!

All students have a path to progress; including students with disabilities. A student and teacher must discover the best learning strategies for effective and efficient progress, together.

...also as a lab instructor and the courses I taught as an instructor of record. It encourages students to take a look on the board and always listen to the materials to get an extra credit for their final score. The third factor is communication. Although class interaction and well-organized materials can be helpful for...

...10 years. I have tutored public and private high school students and college athletes at a Division I university. I have taught classes in a variety of subjects from high school to adults. When a subject -- like History -- is interesting to me, it gets communicated (like a virus!) to those around me. I...

I believe people have a natural curiosity for knowledge and a thirst to make informed, independent personal life choices. For myself, I have an unyielding drive to help others learn in order to become their better selves, to understand bigger concepts, and to engage in critical, creative thinking.

...thirteen years of experience helping my students to success and opening their minds for a better future. I employ kinesthetic, visual, and auditory approaches. I engage students by having fun using flash cards, posters, listening to music, watching movies and videos. I create daily lesson plans for students according to their needs. Furthermore, I developed...

...and over six years of teaching experience in the classroom and one-on-one, I have the knowledge and expertise to help you reach your academic goals. I specialize in statistics, graduate test prep, and the social and biological sciences for all grade levels. So, whether you need help polishing an essay, solving a pesky homework problem,...

...none of them were truly effective for me. It is my belief that the reason for this was a lack of understanding my personal learning style. My Philosophy is that adaptability is the key to teaching anyone a new concept. I've been in Real Estate for over 15 years and am also pursuing a degree...

...New Mexico. My BA's were in Philosophy and Political Science, and I minored in Education. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, Philosophy, and Civics. I also offer test prep for ACT, PSAT, SAT, and most Accuplacer exams. I am a strong proponent of continuing education, and I...

...additional experience in writing and editing not only for courts and administrative agencies, but also for community advocates and coalition partners. I worked in coalitions with a variety of local/state and national community, health and environmental advocates and litigated successfully in federal district and appellate courts. Before law school, I worked in Cochabamba, Bolivia with...

...forward to using it. Instead of an annoying road block, it became an intriguing Class. Education can be given in such a way that virtually everyone can grasp and excel in school, including advanced concepts in mathematics. A weakness of our education system is that often students, whose learning style does not fit the education...