Award-Winning Tutors serving Aledo, TX

...University where I got my Bachelors of Science in Sports Management in 2012 and I have recently gone back to DBU to pursue my Masters as well. Since 2012, I have been tutoring students in Garland ISD from seventh graders to seniors in the AVID program, where we use the Socratic Method to tutor. I...

As an aspiring musician and researcher, I intend to put all my efforts into benefiting communities and people around me. Working with students is one of my many passions, and I will always ensure to help them reach their own potentials in life.

I strive to engage, challenge, and inspire students to learn and grow.

...seeks to share information to help students grow and succeed. I have a bachelor's degree from Brigham Young University - Idaho, a master's of Education from Tarleton State University, and a master's of Library Science from Texas Woman's University. I taught middle school English Language Arts and Reading for 7 years. Two years ago I...

...time finding traction in the academic setting and went on to teach variations of remedial and intervention reading for the next six years. Alongside these intervention courses, I have also taught general ed Social Studies and English. I believe that everyone wants to be good at the work given to them, but that not everyone...

...have thoroughly enjoyed throughout my school years. The challenge of thinking and the process of logic always attract me to Mathematical problems, however difficult and regardless of the form in which they come. I would love to teach new concepts to different type of students and I hope to have fun with each and every...

...pointer, leading to project success that's as satisfying as finding extra fries at the bottom of the bag. My dedication to never-ending learning and being as adaptable as a chameleon in a rainbow keeps me primed to be the Gandalf to the next generation of tech hobbits. So, let's embark on this epic quest of...

...John H. Guyer High school and currently studying at Texas A&M University. I am pursuing a bachelor's degree in biomedical engineering. I have been tutoring students from middle school and have helped out a broad range of students. Although I can teach a wide array of subject I specialize in tutoring in math, science, and...

...degree with a concentration in Digital Media Arts from Prairie View A&M University. Graphic design is a major part of my background. As a freelance Digital Media Artist, I put it into practice every day. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about Photoshop, Graphic Design, Digital media, and Animation....

...allows me to connect supply chain principles with broader organizational strategies. In summary, my mission as a supply chain tutor is to ignite curiosity, cultivate critical thinking, and prepare learners for the dynamic landscape of global supply chains. Let's embark on this educational journey together! Feel free to reach out if you have any further...

...the impact a good tutor can have on your grades and studying experience. I have been tutoring biology and A&P 1 for years. Because of this, I know how to teach the student in a way that breaks down complex information into simple ones. I make the learning environment fun, interactive, and fruitful, giving the...

...have always felt that there should never be a day that isn't spent learning something new. I have a passion for a number of subjects, and I enjoy sharing that passion with others. I believe that learning is a personal experience that requires discipline to achieve at its highest levels. To that end I espouse...

...as I love seeing others succeed. I used to be a tutor at Southlake Math and Reading teaching students grades preschool-Grade 4. I was homeschooled from preschool-12th grade. I did dual credit when I was in high school. I am working on getting my associate degree and then bachelors in theater education. I tutor and...

...at the University of Texas in Arlington. My research areas are primarily in Syntax and Psycholinguistics, investigating language at a very fundamental level. My undergraduate degree was in the same field, and was received from the same institution. In my time as a Linguistics undergrad, I worked with students as an Arabic tutor, helping them...

...tens of thousands of times to develop skill mastery and confidence. How many math problems does the average student do in a week? Structured practice with frequent encouragement and detailed feedback are critical to developing mastery and confidence. "Learning skills" is a broad term used to refer to the skills used to gather, process, use,...

...I'm an award-winning test prep tutor specializing in online 1-on-1 instruction. I genuinely care about each and every one of my students: I know how overwhelming it can be to change studying habits and mindset, and I strive to be not only a tutor but a friend and mentor. With over 500 hours of of...

...from the University of Toronto with a double major in Human Biology and Nutrition. I am currently obtaining my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Texas at Galveston. I have tutored many students from as young as kindergarten, to the 11th grade. I am most passionate about tutoring Math, English, and Science. My...

A self-starting software engineer with experience in UX/UI Design, Front-End and Back-End development for web applications. Also a teacher-in-training for Computer Science, with two years of classroom experience.

...senior business leader with a fortune 100 company, and former Army officer. Having raised two sons, I discovered that I love teaching. I instructed young people both as a coach and by tutoring my sons and their friends usually in physics and math. I graduated 3rd in my class from the United States Military Academy...

...best use of their time is the most important thing any teacher can provide for them. Students can expect their first session to be filled with planning and preparation for their future; making plans for their improvement and setting goals for them to achieve. Everyone learns differently, and some students can expect a friendly and...