Award-Winning Tutors serving Beggs, OK

...I am very passionate about teaching French and the learning process of a foreign language. I have 25 years of experience of French tutoring with a variety of students: high school students, college students, independent students and business students who just want to travel to a French-speaking country. I have also taught all subjects: beginning French, Intermediate French, conversational French, French grammar, French vocabulary and pronunciation. I am also a virtual French Instructor.

...a phenomenal teacher, teach me the way I processed information. I began to learn Algebra, but was not confident that I really was learning the material. I teach Algebra the way I learned it, because I figured if I was able to learn the concepts in Algebra, then I knew any student could. I break it down into little pieces, and always remembering how scared I was at learning it. So, I teach students to...

...from age 10 to 60. I've continued to tutor English to French students over the course of the last year, as I've begun a Master's in French-English translation at the University of Strasbourg in France. I believe that language is a tool to unlocking a whole new world, and find a great deal of joy finding ways to help engage learners of French or English with the language and the culture. I prioritize learning grammar...

I am a graduate of Northwest University with a Bachelor of Arts. Following training at NU, I went on to teach Math and Science in middle and high school. I left the classroom to pursue a career in Emergency Medicine. I am a certified EMT. In the classroom and as Field Training Officer, I have helped struggling students prepare for Standardized Tests. I make learning fun and easy for my students to understand.

I received a Master of Science in communication disorders from the University of Tulsa. I have extensive experience working with students K-12. I am passionate about helping students with disabilities access the general education curriculum. My expertise is in the realms of speech, language, and reading. I like to "catch students being good" to promote positive academic growth and engagement.

...and techniques. While I don't have any professional teaching experience, I have been a recipient of many private lessons and I am confident in my ability to teach others the things I have learned. I also successfully completed two years of German Language in college and was even offered a tutor position there, though I did not take it. I have always been extremely committed to doing my best in school and making the most...

...get students to play and do something fun early in the process. I'm passionate about helping others learn and ensuring that it's an enjoyable process. About me: I'm a Music Artist and Producer, Singer, Songwriter, Musician, Voice Talent, and Published Author (among a lot of other things). At the age of 16/17, I became the drummer for an adult country western band and traveled across Missouri. I also became the drummer for a country gospel...

...film. I was raised on a farm where by parents homeschooled me. So I've always approached life with a curious and knowledge seeking attitude. Every situation and everything around us presents an opportunity to learn. And one of my favorite things is helping others come along the path I've already traveled. So if I'm teaching kids how to backflip at the trampoline park, or exploring a sewer in my city, I'm always trying to help...

...of Industrial Design at the University of Washington & Lee; a Collegiate Professor at Columbia College; and spent my earlier years as Teaching Intern at Savannah College of Art and Design, and a mentor for students with disabilities (in visual/fine arts and paper writing), and a tutor to (art) students who have English as a second language. Sensitivity to the students' backgrounds and goals will be apparent in my lectures and seminars, as I will...

...in them it just needs to be pulled out of them. The pulling and the tugging comes from many contributing elements within our environment. Learning happens from the simplest of gestures, such as the changing colors of the leaves on a tree and the wing blowing that releases on another tree it's leaves. All of which to indicate the process of season changing one ending and another to arrive . So the process of learning...

I have been a Special Education Teacher for 17 years. I have taught elementary and middle school. I love working with kids to improve their learning experiences in school and life. Showing children how to make learning easier and fun is strength for me. I enjoy reading, playing with my nieces and nephews and movies. I love pets, and have two dogs.

...State University. I also received my Master's degree in English from Boston College and completed my Ph.D. coursework in English at the University of Memphis. I have taught English at the college and high school levels; I am currently an English instructor at the University of Tulsa and Tulsa Community College, and I have taught English previously at the University of Memphis and Northside High School in Memphis, Tennessee. These varied experiences in teaching diverse...

I love to teach and tutor. I have taught high school through graduate school courses. I am able to relate to students on their level. Thanks for considering me as you tutor.

...with students of all different backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses. I take an individual, student-focused approach to tutoring in order to ensure that the student is learning and making progress at their own pace and that they are comfortable with the material. Preferences/specialties as far as subjects go are most certainly reading and writing, college essays, study skills and organization, and statistics. As far as hobbies go, I'm originally from the East Coast, so I'm a...

...didn't come easy for me. I remember asking questions and trying various techniques until I was successful in comprehending what I was studying. I was, and still am, extremely grateful to those teachers who worked with me, inspired me and helped me in my learning process. I believe that this desire to help people be successful in their learning, is the principle reason behind me becoming a teacher, and why I have been teaching for...

...to teach and talk about U.S. History, Economics, and U.S. Government. In fact, ALL of those fit together. don't they?? I believe our history helps explain how and why things are the way they are today. When people say "How did this happen?" or "Why do we do it this way"? or "the Electoral College...?", I want to talk about it and explain how it happened, or why we do it, or what the Electoral...

I've been a teacher all my life, even before it was my formal career. I genuinely enjoy watching others comprehend difficult things, and I like being a part of that process.

...History from the University of Houston as well as a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and another in Art History from the University of Oklahoma. I am a published writer and have taught as an adjunct instructor at the university level in addition to running a writing mentoring program during my graduate tenure that allowed me to work with hundreds of students on developing their writing and research skills. I also work as a private tutor,...

...worked in the education and nonprofit industries for 15 years in various roles including elementary/secondary/college Tutor and Teacher with AmeriCorps, Communities In Schools, Junior Achievement, Vernon College, and school districts across four states (DC, MS, TX, and OK). While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I specialize in those related to English. I love using real world and pop culture examples to explain complex literary concepts to students making them easy to understand. I...

I'm preparing to go to Sierra Leone long term to do missions there. I love helping people grow, develop, and learn new things. I believe education is one of the greatest needs in the world, and one of the greatest things we can do to better ourselves and our futures.