Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving Ohio

...school to Division I college athletes. With 20+ local, regional, and national research presentations and 10+ publications in peer-reviewed journals, textbooks, and grants alongside five competitive research and leadership fellowships, Christen is known for her positive attitude and communicating tough topics with ease. She makes learning fun. Christen's favorite topics to tutor include science, english,...

...Hills High School where I had an opportunity to participate in the Saturday Success program tutoring 7th and 8th graders in Math. I also tutored privately as time allowed. A part of my approach is to use a great deal of visual aide and provide a customized study guide to supplement tutoring sessions (which helped...

...areas of reading, writing, special education, organization, study habits, test prep, public speaking, and personal and professional development. I've done extensive research in dealing with academic and social anxieties as they impact school performance. My areas of licensure are language arts and special education. I can't wait to see your academic growth!

...with a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical and Electronic Engineering with over five years of Engineering work experience as a R & D Electronic Engineer at Nkelecom Consulting in Netherlands, R & D Electrical Engineer at ASML Netherlands, Electronic Design Engineer at Philips Innovation Services and Electronic Engineer at Philips Innovation Services in Netherlands. I also...

...teaching is one that involves a sense of humor and relatability. I have noticed that students respond most to a hands-on, visual, and fun environment. I try to incorporate these three components in the subjects I love teaching most - math and english! In my free time, I love to paint, dance, and write.

...Education, and I love to see students learn and grow! I graduated from The Ohio State University with a degree in History, and I am currently enrolled at Capital University in a Teacher Licensure Program. I am passionate about History and Literature, and I enjoy teaching others about these subjects as well. I am excited...

...State with honors with a Bachelors of Science in Actuarial Science, with minors in Economics and Statistics. During college, I spent some time at the Columbus Literacy Council, where I helped adults learn to read and develop English skills. I enjoy tutoring math because you can do so much with it. Mathematics provides a variety...

...teaching critical thinking and decision making skills that cultivate a real world experience in my classroom to best prepare students for life after academia. I have an undergraduate and master's degree in engineering, and changed career paths into teaching because of my love for inspiring and mentoring kids. I am pursuing a graduate degree in...

...effectively. Moreover, I am well-versed in the format and scoring criteria of these exams, allowing me to tailor my instruction to address specific areas of improvement for each student. Beyond imparting knowledge and test-taking skills, I believe in instilling a growth mindset in my students. I encourage them to embrace challenges, view mistakes as opportunities for...

...in themselves. You can learn Math! I can assist in breaking down the often-confusing material into segments that are easier to understand and remember, and allow you to build upon for future learning. I will bring a fresh perspective and patient understanding to your lessons. Remember, you are not alone in your struggles...there are people...

Hey there! I'm Calise, and I'm here to help you master, practice or even just explore topics that may seem tricky or new to you! I believe that you can do anything you set your mind to, so- let's do this!

...from struggling with new sounds to having difficulty remembering vocabulary. Education is the key to success in life and learning a new language is a great way to further your education. I always try to share my love of learning with my students so that no matter what difficulties we may face, they're always ready...

...want all students to be able to love the pursuit of knowledge and achieve their full potential without academic struggles getting in their way. Sometimes with the way the education system is set up, it can be difficult to find joy in learning, so I want to bring that back to education.

...admission concerts, and watching soccer! In fact, before transferring to OSU, I played college soccer at Wright State for two years before suffering a career-ending injury. Ultimately I think everything happens for a reason, so I'm happy with playing recreationally. With all that being said, I am excited to meet you and hopefully, I can...

...I was in 6th grade. I attended an advanced school that gave us the opportunity to take standardized tests meant for high schoolers three years earlier in middle school. Essentially, I finished high school before I ever began it. Because of that, high school was a series of AP and college courses. In May of...

...no different. I operate with the belief that all students can learn. Genuine differentiation starts with strong relationships, student centered instruction, and standards aligned curriculum. Using engagement strategies and varying instruction are key ways I differentiate for my students. I have collaborated with members of our student support team to enrich student's individualized educations. All...

...taught 1st grade and I will be teaching middle school next year as a cross categorical intervention specialist. I have worked with youth as a camp counselor and baby-sitter in the past. I volunteer with TurnUp to register youth to vote. I have held leadership roles in various organizations and feel comfortable working with any...

...because of our encounters. As an educator I have seen so many lives enhanced through education, individual accountability, and firm concern. As an administrator I have seen many adults and students lives enriched because I merely cared and would not give up on them. As a tutor I will do my very best to continue...

...twisters; tore through the halls on madcap scavenger hunts; tossed frisbees over lunch breaks and after classes; and whaled on each other with foam swords and battle axes. (We also practiced English.) Eventually, one year turned into three. I finished my two-year Fulbright grant and spent one last year teaching English, cooking, and yoga at...

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