Award-Winning Tutors serving Albuquerque International Sunport, NM

...(including SAT, ACT, PSAT, Regents, FAST, ISEE, CLT, etc). Annie is a generalist that can tutor most any subject! Annie is 36, relatable and encouraging to all students, From coaching EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING Skills and Career Development, Annie empowers them to take responsibility for their own academic careers and facilitates their individualized goals. With a Bachelor's Undergraduate Degree from New York University (NYU), Annie also works as a Freelance Data Analyst and Feature Film Producer, working...

...to teach math and science in order to work at a residential treatment facility for at-risk youth. In a multi-grade classroom with just a few, very volatile kids, I had the chance to give them the time and the safe learning environment they needed to move forward in school. That school closed down in 2021. In stead of taking a job in the public schools I chose to do tutoring so I could continue to...

I'm a social scientist, writer, and aspiring professor looking to tutor in writing, grammar and syntax, research methods and design, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), and other subjects as appropriate.

...taught a variety of students from 1st grade-college level, spending the majority of my 20+ year teaching career with 5th graders and high school students. I have experience teaching in Missouri, Nevada, Arizona, New Mexico and internationally. I have administered summer school, after school programs and mentored numerous new teachers. I hold a Level IIIA Instructional Leader Teaching License for Prek-12 and an additional Level IIIA Instructional Leader Teaching License for K-8. I also am...

...that the young mind has the right to be given an opportunity to acquire skills and knowledge they can use throughout their lives. Every student no matter where they come from, what values they hold, and what culture they practice, they should have the opportunity have their minds cultivated and opened. It is only in this regard that they will have the knowledge and ability to think critically, believe in themselves and become citizens that...

My experiences as a student have shaped me as a teacher and consolidated my core belief about education: effective teaching can inspire and motivate learners to be the best they can be even when they are unaware of their potential. In short, I believe a teacher's love and passion for his field can serve to awaken similar feelings in the student; inspiring and challenging my students is my goal as a teacher and scholar.

It's easiest to learn from someone who is passionate about what they're teaching and I am so excited to bring you that passion about geology and earth science. From the rock cycle, to advanced petrology, I'm your girl!

...am eager to share my enthusiasm for these subjects. But most of all, I believe in the power of education to empower individuals and transform lives. I am here to support you in your goals. My degrees are interdisciplinary; I have a Bachelor of Arts in Comparative Literature and a Master of Arts in Comparative Literature and Cultural Studies. Comp Lit is in the Humanities, with an emphasis on critical theory and foreign languages. So...

...in Writing from the University of Southern California. As a Writer and Editor for over 20 years, and experience as a trained Mental Health Counselor, I have a great deal of knowledge about writing, editing, reading, and psychology. I have a strong grasp of the English language, excellent grammar skills, and am proficient in reading and writing. I enjoy tutoring kids of all ages and helping them advance, particularly in the areas of English, Reading,...

...years. I can help you digest information easily and store it in your long term memory. I have taught college aged students all the way down to 3 year olds. I have a BA in Psychology and Philosophy with a 3.8 GPA. I am obtaining a Masters in Language, Literacy, and Sociocultural Studies, which focuses on teaching methods. Meaning not only have a mastered subjects but I also know how to teach. I lived abroad...

I appreciate the quote by Albert Einstein about imagination being more important than knowledge... I enjoy assisting others achieve their life and knowledge goals with ideas and practical applications. Imagination is key to this joy.

...before changing my career to analytical chemistry. I worked as an environmental analytical chemist for several years--as a radiochemist (nuclear chemistry), and in organic analysis (using gas chromatography). It was a thrilling career. I became interested in teaching when I worked as a part-time college chemistry tutor. I obtained my teaching license in 2000, and have taught many subjects like biology, physics, environmental science, and AP chemistry. My favorite subject nonetheless is chemistry. My educational...

...years as an elementary school teacher. During that time, I also was a Lead Team member, a mentor teacher for student teachers, a tutor in after-school programs, a presenter at the West Coast Literacy Conference, a literacy specialist with an emphasis on dyslexia, a Professional Development teacher for other teachers, a Girl Scout leader at my school, and more. I have continued my own education by taking over 60 credit hours of course work in...

...fun. I learn best when I enjoy what I do and think that is crucial to keep students engaged. A personal connection makes a huge difference. I have a Bachelor of Music (Theory and Composition) and a Master of Arts (German Studies) from the University of New Mexico. As a graduate student, I taught German for two and a half years. My favorite part about teaching is the questions I get asked: they cause me...

...and math skills in the classroom with 16 years primarily in Kinder, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd grades. The next 5 years I worked as a reading interventionist (small group) helping students to improve their reading skills. I also worked helping teachers improve their teaching skills for 2 years. My last 2 years were in middle school (6/7th grades) teaching English Language Development (ESL). I have also tutored in afterschool programs and privately. My whole career...

...Administration and Spanish Literature at Roanoke College in May 2014. I have spent the large majority of my life as a student and I love learning. I graduated with a 3.95 from Roanoke and have maintained a 4.0 at UNM since the first semester. That being said, I believe my GPA is just a number and there is a lot more to learning than the grade received at the end of the semester. I am...

...working as a middle school (6th, 7th and 8th grades) math teacher for a bilingual charter school in Albuquerque. I have a bachelor´s degree in Education with an endorsement in foreign languages and a bachelor´s degree in Telecommunications Engineering. I am a very creative person, I work as filmmaker writing my own scripts and directing my short films and music videoclips. I also love making music. I look forward to speaking Spanish with you or...

I have been teaching for a little over a year now. I switched careers in 2022 because I enjoy teaching kids and helping them grow as an individual. Teaching is such a powerful thing and it can go a long way. I enjoy connecting with the students and working on improving in any subject they may be struggling with!

...individuals. I want to offer my knowledge to anyone who needs it, and to walk through each lesson making sure when you leave you can do it on your own. I received my degree from the University of New Mexico with degrees in both Sociology and Spanish. I am currently getting my MBA in Strategic Management but I hope to get my Ph.D and be a professor afterwards. I tutor for both Spanish and Statistics....

...a teacher to be around learning and knowledge and I fell in love with kids after that. Now I am in teaching to allow students to discover how they were meant to contribute to the world in their lifetime. I am well suited for this role because I understand that socio emotional health comes first and I am good at fortifying that in people, so they can move forward with a positive relationship to learning.