Award-Winning Tutors serving Arlington Heights, IL

...Laurel and I've been tutoring students of all ages for 7 years. I hold a master's degree in applied behavior analysis and a bachelor's degree in economics and statistics. My main focus is always on building confidence and independence in students. You don't have to be shy about asking questions- I'll keep working until you're comfortable...

...name is Malik Blackman and I am a second year Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Illinois at Chicago. I chose to become a Mechanical Engineer because of my passion for mathematics and physics, which stemmed from a very young age. My mother instilled a strong work ethic and zeal inside of me even...

...that understanding is more important than memorizing, so I strive to teach all of my students in terms of comprehension. I also believe in the importance of patience when working with students, as I feel that in order to master a concept, time must be taken to manipulate various ideals so that the student can...

...warm, understanding mathematician. I love working with students and finding the best ways to help them understand something they struggle with or dislike. I find it very rewarding to be able to share my love of mathematics with others. I am a great communicator and can quickly adapt to different students' needs. Finding out how...

Hi, I am a writer of fiction and non-fiction. I worked as an award-winning journalist in Montana and Wisconsin and have been writing in some form for about 20 years. I am currently studying for FINRA's Series 7 exam.

...name is Tristan Winder and I'm an EMT-B. I've been an EMT for the past two years since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic quarantine. I have an associates in Applied Fire Science Technology and am currently enrolled in Paramedic school. I've been an EMT proctor for the past two years and nothing has been...

...insights). The perceived information is organized either through inductive or deductive modes. Some students may organize information by observing facts and then inferring underlying principles (inductive), while others may prefer to learn deductively, i.e., deducing consequences from given principles. The organized information is then processed either actively, through engagement in physical activities, or reflectively, through...

...strive to live a life that is consistent with my own values and ethics. To ensure that I'm providing that best possible service to all I will reflect daily on my actions and interactions with others, and whether they're consistent with who and what I strive to be. Every day I will lead by example...

...search for new strategies to teach skills and to improve the efficiency of my teaching. Not every student learns the same way and so I find it important to keep up to date on all the ways I can teach something. I believe that learning should be fun and applicable to the lives of students.

...a recent graduate of Loyola University Chicago with a degree in Biology. I enjoy seeing my clients grow and become confident in their abilities throughout each individual session. I like to begin every session by getting to know my client and discussing what particular topics they are struggling with. I will cater the session to...

...a current Sophomore at Saint Louis University studying economics on the pre-medicine track. I have a passion for service, spending time volunteering for Special Olympics Missouri, L'avenir tutoring, and Kids Vision for Life. I have a lot of fun tutoring and watching students grow and understand the subjects we work on together. I am comfortable...

I am an experienced tutor in English, composition, reading, and social studies. I am available to tutor levels from elementary through college.

...passionate about scaffolding education for those seeking opportunities in professional and academic environments. In the academia and mental health fields, my continued investment in people rewards me with the opportunity to celebrate others' achievements. At the center of those things is the learning process and the meta-process of learning how to learn. From my experiences,...

...an honors student studying Forensic Biology at West Virginia University. I am a rising junior and in the process of completing my foundational 200-level STEM classes. My passion is biology, but I am also strong in college-level chemistry and math up to and including Calculus 1. My experience in teaching includes being an Honors Mentor...

...is Attorney Chris Slaughter, I have represented clients in the practice of law since 1998. I have practiced in several different disciplines including but not limited to criminal defense law and real estate transactions. I am an entrepreneur having started and run different business, I have taught on the college level and published an award...

...help give student context for the material they're working on. I believe that if a student understands the importance of a given subject and why they need to learn it, then learning will feel more relevant and students will become more engaged. Most importantly though, I never want my students to be afraid to ask...

...in a family of Sicilian and Irish immigrants, I loved any opportunity to hear about a family member's background. Throughout my school days, I developed a passion for the study of history and particularly the themes of conflict and identity. As language is closely related to historical studies, I began studying Mandarin Chinese during my...

...grew up in Michigan and did my undergraduate studies at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. I am now a medical student at Northwestern University in Chicago. In college, I was a tutor for physics and organic chemistry, as well as a camp counselor for children with congenital heart conditions. I tutor biology, physics,...

...name is Zoe and I am an English teacher with a passion for teaching ESL students! I graduated from Illinois State University with a degree in Cultural Anthropology. I participated in Peace Corps Panama Education Sector, I have taught at The Collins Academy High School as an English teacher through AmeriCorps City Year, and have...

...a passionate composer, percussionist, and educator with a Master's degree in Music Composition (expected 2025) from the University of Alabama. I specialize in music theory and fundamentals, and I love helping students build a strong foundation in the core elements of music. Whether you're learning how to read music for the first time, preparing for...