Award-Winning Tutors serving Asotin County, WA

I love it when students get that "Aha" moment when learning something difficult! I've been teaching science for 9 years and that just never gets old. Each student has their own way of learning and my goal is to recognize and adjust my style to fit each students learning needs.

...fixated on the practice of storytelling in theory, in practice as applied to craft, and for the landscape of multimedia arts. Whether it's difficulties knowing where to start with an idea, turning that seed into an outline, working through revising an essay or specialized assistance in reading narrative fiction, I'm more than happy to be...

I've been an educator for 10+ years, the majority of which as a math teacher. I've worked in STEM developing engineering design curriculum projects. I also spent two years living abroad, teaching English as a foreign language in Prague.

Hello, I am an English tutor with a formal educational background, having earned two master degrees in the field. I have several years of tutoring experience and am always excited to help more students achieve their academic goals.

...and in process, impart in you a set of skills you will be able to use the rest of your life. As a certified NLP coach as well as someone who studies neurofeedback, I have seen borderline miracles in learning take place. Bring your desire to learn along with a great attitude & leave the...

...came from helping friends with their homework after school. This blossomed into paid peer tutoring jobs; first at the middle school level, then eventually at the college level. These days I have the opportunity to share my interest with students at Eastern Washington University where I teach courses in algebra, statistics, pre-calculus, and logic.

...attended Seattle Central Community College and then transferred to The Evergreen State College in Olympia to complete my BA. While in college I volunteered for Seattle-area film and theater groups and worked as a writer for a film magazine. After I graduated, my husband and I moved to New York City, where we lived for...

...Psychology, as well as my ESL teaching certifications. I have a lot of experience with younger children, ESL students, and students with Autism and Developmental disabilities. I spent one year in South East Asia teaching high school students to read english. I work in developmental disabilities, and have extensive experience with students with learning disabilities....

...in Actuarial Science and Mathematics. I worked with Morgan Stanley for a year in an advisory role and decided to pursue graduate studies in mathematics instead. I personally enjoy reading and researching math. I think a strong understanding of math comes from learning the fundamental rules and logic. Math should make sense.... Let the student guide me through their thoughts and ideas regarding the current subject and problems. Only then could I understand where a student...

...to teach those subjects in my career. I believe that education is paramount. The values of critical thinking and problem-solving are nurtured by education and learning - in all capacities. Learning and education take place at all times, we are constantly learning and gaining new information. Additionally, we all learn in our own, unique way....

...have tutored, coached and taught many students over the course of the last 5 years of all ages and feel through this experience I have the knowledge on how to engage with students. I primarily tutor math K-8 and early reading skills. My favorite subject to tutor would be math specifically algebra because I feel...

...Puget Sound. I have formal training in Engineering, Aviation Maintenance, and Commercial Diving. I am 29 years old, and have tried to use those years to acquire as many skills, abilities, and as much useful knowledge as possible. I believe that the more one knows, the more one has the obligation to use said knowledge...

...really understand what you need to learn. I approach tutoring for psychology as an opportunity to take the information we need to learn for classes and put it in a context that is both valuable and easy to remember. Everything connects, and I like to help students see for themselves how using the "big picture"...

...physical therapy program beginning in 2018. While in my undergraduate program, I tutored for three years, covering subjects ranging from anatomy and physiology and kinesiology, to writing and editing papers. Learning about the how the human body and the rest of biology works is something I am passionate about. Tutoring allows me to share that...

...taught Pre-K to adult learners with the Institute of Reading Development; Chinese children in English through VIPKid; freshmen in a variety of subjects as a tutor at the University at Albany, SUNY; and college students philosophy as the Instructor of Record at the University at Albany, SUNY. Since leaving academia, I have worked as a...

...students in corrective reading and math, and helping high school age students with Spanish. I'm most passionate about tutoring Spanish, which I have spoken for the past six years, because it is exciting to be able to communicate with people, read books, and listen to music in another language. I want to help students get...

...and a half. At the moment, I am a sub in the Cheney School District where I am one of the most requested subs and am more than capable to teach every subject. My favorite subject is math. I am a regular sub at Cheney High School for Math. Algebra and Geometry are my main...

...and I'm going on to law school. I'm an expert academic writer and test taker, and I tutor those subjects primarily as well as a few others. I tutored professionally during college. I want to help people succeed with their admissions, tests, and academics to help them have the best results from their education.

I'm an undergraduate at the University of Puget Sound majoring in Hispanic Studies and Molecular Biology. I love to make music and play the piano, marimba and timpani. When I tutor, I focus on putting specific skills into the framework of the overall subject - giving the student a more broad, yet detailed understanding!... My teaching philosophy is dual-layered. On the level of subject-specific content, I work on creating a conceptual framework in each lesson that...

...areas is better than knowing less about a variety of subjects. I think that many people struggle to see in which ways they can incorporate math into their daily lives personally. It is because people struggle to realize the personal significance of math that I strive to answer the dreaded question, "when will I actually...