Award-Winning Test Prep Tutors serving Scottsdale, AZ

...in Curriculum and Instruction. With over seven years of teaching experience in grades K-8, I've had the privilege of working with a wide range of learners, developing personalized strategies to support their growth. My love for teaching stems from the joy of watching students make breakthroughs, whether it's mastering foundational skills or building confidence in their abilities. I specialize in tutoring subjects such as reading, writing, math, and phonics, and I have a special passion...

...analyzing the student's strengths and weaknesses to create a mental record, I adapt my teaching style accordingly. In my free time, I love to work out at the gym, volunteer at Hospice, and watch movies. These are the activities that continue to motivate and push me. Lastly, I know that some students will either prefer a teacher-student interaction and some a student-student interaction. As long as the student is achieving his goals and gradually performing...

...populations through education, training, advocacy, and enrollment support. I am also an ELAA (English Language Acquisition for Adults) Instructor for Rio Salado College and provide English instruction to second language learners. I have over ten years of tutoring experience in the K-12 area, specializing in English, Communications, Writing (Grammar), and testing assessments such as AZELLA and TABE Class-E. I also belong to the Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated, an organization dedicated to the enrichment of...

I have 37 years of teaching - special education in Tempe School District, 32 years with Mesa Public Schools, and over 20 years teaching teachers how to teach reading. I have been retired three years, and I miss teaching so I am happy to be able to teach again!

...in these subjects (hence all the major changes) and have take college level courses in all of these subjects. I have tutored middle school students as a Teach for America fellow in math and have tutored elementary students in English composition and writing. I have several siblings in high school that I also tutor in math. I have also tutored adult English language learners from Sudan and elementary English language learners in Phoenix. I am...

...of Medicine. As an undergraduate at the UA, I majored in Physiology with minors in Public Health and Africana Studies. While at the UA I earned over 270 credit hours, was on the Dean's List and received High Academic Distinction for 6 semesters, and I was also awarded the Africana Studies Award for South Africa Swaziland which allowed me to study abroad in South Africa and Swaziland for a summer on a full ride scholarship....

...time practicing attorney in Arizona. I began tutoring when other lawyers asked me to tutor their children for the SATs and the LSAT. More and more people asked me to tutor their children, so I contacted Varsity tutors to extend my reach to people who did not know me personally. My style is energetic and engaging. As a trial attorney, I routinely have to communicate complex matters to a jury that has no experience in...

I believe that my skills can help you learn and navigate through any difficulty. I have a strong background and keen understanding in mathematics. I am capable and willing to help you learn in order to achieve the best grade possible.

...sufficient learning materials and reviewed the core content that I was going to cover beforehand. During sessions, I explained key concepts in an easy-to-understand way with numerous examples, followed by hands-on examples to strengthen their comprehension. Throughout the lesson, I use positive reinforcement to boost my students' confidence and give them the feedback they deserve. I always put my students first and strive to maintain consistent communication before, during, and after meetings to ensure all...

...listening, speaking, comprehension, pronunciation, and vocabulary activities to gain the English skills that they need. I also provide error correction and feedback. In high school, my friends were from Spain, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Bosnia, Brazil, and Hong Kong, etc. In college, my roommates were from South Africa, Taiwan, and Thailand. I studied abroad on Semester at Sea and in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Vietnam. Most recently, my family has "adopted" a son/brother who is from...

...and informally), because it helps me learn, all while helping others learn, too. I am most passionate about math and English/grammar, and I think those are very foundational subjects for higher education and potentially your career! I have experience tutoring ages ranging from preschool all the way through college. I am very familiar with both the content and the application of content toward test preparation (ACT/SAT). I am a nationally certified EMT, and I have...

...in the intricacies of the human body and medicine. I am also available to help develop an application package that sets you up for success. I understand the intricacies of the process and aim to set individualized goals to achieve success. This includes building personal statements, prioritizing activities, proofreading the fine details of your secondaries, or helping you overcome whatever obstacles you may come across throughout this process. The most important goal is that we...

...motivated to learn. Teaching you the material is the easy part and remaining motivating to learn is your role in the educational process. Here are just a few of my favorite tutoring areas of expertise: Nursing, Pathophysiology, Anatomy & Physiology, Pharmacology, Dosage Calculations, and ESL. I received my RN education at St. Francis School of Nursing; my BSN education at Grand Canyon University, my MSN the University of Medicine & Dentistry of NJ (UMDNJ), and...

...environment. Instructions are to be communicated both written and orally; with routine feedback helping to build and encourage students throughout the learning process. Furthermore, I believe that learning should be fun! Therefore, I aim to use tools and techniques that will increase and maintain a student's interest and focus in a subject area. Education/Degrees: Bachelors of Science Civil Engineering Master's in Business Administration Management of Information Systems Masters of Education Curriculum and Instructions Licenses/Certifications: Licensed...

...in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the University of Arizona. I've been on academic probation and truly understand what it's like to struggle with material. That struggle helps me to be a better teacher. I start medical school this fall, which goes to show that it does not matter if you have a difficult start. What does matter is how you choose to respond to challenges and what you do to overcome them.

...part of that process. In my past experience I have noticed many students struggle with subjects like math and physics and my goal is to try to make it a fun experience for them. In my spare time I enjoy reading books, biking, hiking , running and snow boarding. During my graduate program I liked volunteering at our college observatory and I still like to take my telescope out occasionally for star gazing.

...student at Cornell. Previously I have obtained an Associate's degree in fine arts, am currently working towards my bachelor's degree in english, and plan on obtaining a MFA in the same major. I have worked for multiple years, primarily with the K-6 range, on multiple STEM based topics but specialize in reading/language arts. On a similar note, I can help with English, reading comprehension, and essay writing at all levels as well as elementary topics....

...as a tutor since 2017, but have been a go-to for help or questions for as long as I can remember. I obtained my degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and love helping people out in all math or science areas. When working with students, I think it's very important to understand that everyone has strengths and weaknesses. I want each session to be a positive and enjoyable experience and...

...of ability, eventually you will be presented with a problem that stumps you. When this happens school becomes frustrating, annoying, and dispiriting. I am very familiar with these emotions (having spent hours agonizing over singular homework questions) and can empathize with any student who feels the same. However, challenge is a requisite for growth. As a result, I do not coddle students but instead push a student past their comfort zone so they can flourish...

...there are usually multiple ways to get there, so giving options and finding the method that works best for someone is also great. For fun I like going to movies as well as both computer and board (strategy) games. (I'm actually in the process of designing my own board game.) To show my worldliness, I should also mention that my father was in the military, so I've lived (internationally) in Italy for one year and...