Award-Winning Tutors serving Brandon, FL

...fallen behind in some way and therefore lost confidence. My main goal as a tutor will be to restore their confidence in the subject by providing complete understanding of concepts as well as preparing them for the most complex examples so that they will not be caught off guard in the class. I also believe tutoring should be a cooperation with the student because they have the best understanding of what their class will demand.

...an IB Diploma Candidate. I am now at the University of South Florida pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Once I have my degree I plan to work for corporations like Northrop Grumman. My strongest subject is math and I am open to tutoring many levels of it. What I believe to be the best teaching style is repetition. Especially in math, students need a foundation to approach a problem which comes with repetition.

...goal as a tutor is not to teach someone how to solve a problem or pass a test, but to teach the essential knowledge needed to succeed in a course beyond the raw grade. I believe that through a holistic assessment of a subject, it will be easier for someone to learn how to accomplish tasks related to that subject in the future. I hope to get students to a point where they are self-sustaining.

...Tampa. I graduated Valencia College in Orlando, Florida, receiving my Associate's degree with a 4.0 GPA, and, at this time, am currently pursuing my BS in Chemical and Biomedical Engineering. I began tutoring students in college, focusing heavily on math and science courses such as Algebra, Calculus, and Physics - even venturing into courses such as Organic Chemistry. I love helping students and peers understand even the most difficult of course material, and I look...

...I am in the middle of a PhD program in the School of Geosciences at the University of South Florida. I very much enjoy teaching and am fortunate to have had the opportunity to lead undergraduate classes during my graduate studies. My tutoring strengths lie in the STEM realm. Teaching keeps me aware of my strengths and weaknesses in the subjects. Not knowing the answer to a question is the chance to be humble and...

...Associate of Arts , and a Bachelors of Arts, with a major in Educational Studies. I am a certified teacher, and have been teaching/ tutoring for the last six years. I tutor a variety of subjects including Elementary Math, Life Sciences, Physical Science, Essay Editing, Grammar and Mechanics, Literature, Phonics, Reading, Writing, Study Skills and Organization. I most enjoy tutoring math, phonics, and reading. I struggled in primary school with math and it gives me...

...areas including the SAT and ACT Reading and Verbal Sections, general grammar studies, literature, and essay editing. As a tutor, I do not just help you answer the problem, but I help you to understand the fundamental skills that the question is asking so that you can apply that knowledge to similar problems in the future. In this pursuit, I am very patient, encouraging, and enthusiastic as I try to instill an interest, if not...

...in writing, history, and business skills, and believe that every student can acquire an appreciation for these subjects. I believe the best way to get kids to succeed in a subject is to demonstrate to them why it is an important area of knowledge, and how it fits into the bigger scope of their worldview. If they are motivated and excited to understand the material in front of them, they'll be better prepared to succeed...

...a little girl, and next year I will have that opportunity after I graduate from USF with my Bachelors degree in Natural Sciences. I enjoy tutoring math and sciences. I am so excited to be able to help students become more confident in their schoolwork. I strongly believe that everyone has the potential to be a great student, it's just a matter of finding the learning method that works best for each of us. With...

...returned to tutoring. While the subjects I tutor run the gamut, I am most excited about History (World, African, & African- American), Earth and Life Sciences, Literature, and Social Studies, because they deal the most with transforming how we see the world. In my free time, this theme of self-improvement and transformation continues. I am a part of several community organizations surrounding environmental justice, holistic wellness, and education. I enjoy reading, watching documentaries, traveling, gardening,...

...teaching it as well. It was in high school that I realized I had a particular knack for helping others understand things about math that they previously had always had trouble figuring out. I began tutoring friends and then friends of friends and family during college before working in a more professional capacity as far as tutoring mathematics goes. Over my years of helping students understand math, I have learned what strategies work best in...

...I'm currenty pursuing my passion for the health sciences at the graduate level. My tutoring approach consists in breaking down complex concepts into smaller and simpler components that the student can express in their own words, writing notes and diagrams into increasingly concise levels all of which helps to solidify knowledge into a synthetic understanding of the whole rather than accomplishing mere memorization of lists. I also enjoy making scientific concepts easy to grasp to...

...discussed. This is both my teaching philosophy and tutoring style. No one teaching style works best for everyone, and I pride myself on ensuring that every tutoring session will be conducted in a manner which best helps each particular student grasp the topics being discussed. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing my guitar, listening to all types of music, reading, watching movies and TV shows, playing organized sports, and watching sports, in particular the glorious...

...of teaching in classrooms for students with special needs, as well as basic education settings. Throughout my teaching career, I've worked with students of all ages, in a wide variety of subjects. Regardless of the age or content, my greatest joy comes when I I see the incredible expression on a student's face that tells me, "Now I understand. I can do this!" When I'm not busy teaching, I enjoy photography, traveling, gardening, and spending...

...English from Fordham University and a JD from Albany Law School. I have developed strong writing and analytical skills, through both academia and professional experience, and I would appreciate the opportunity to provide assistance to students looking to develop these same skills. I am a firm believer in the value of learning in general, and writing in particular. If I can help students to see and appreciate that value, I believe that I can better...

...class period moving from group to group watching over their progress and answering any of their specific questions, as well as asking them questions in turn. A teacher's/mentor's attitude toward the student is key to gaining the student's respect and attention and allows the teacher to be more effective. My professional goals are to improve and expand upon my teaching skills and background. My personal goals are to learn to effectively engage students, to create...

...an idea in one way, so it is hard for some students to learn the material in that particular way. However there is usually always more than one way to solve a math problem. I always attempt to show two or more ways when it comes to solving complex questions. My goal is to help students succeed. I want to get them thinking positively, so they can do well in a math course, and eventually...

...means mentoring high school students with the goal of developing life skills that benefit them in the future. Tutoring gives me another way to invest in the next generation, to help them realize their potential. I have experience in tutoring, with specialties in math and science. My vigorous coursework in both my undergraduate and graduate studies have prepared me for tutoring in a wide range of subjects. I am most qualified to tutor in math,...

I am a teacher that gives hands on experience to the students so that they will have a feel practically of what they are doing.

...also what interests we have. As an old cliche my teachers always instilled in me, one will always be more open to learning if they find the material relatable and exciting, and that is the best advice I have been given as a tutor over the years. With previous experiencing tutoring nursing students, and high school/middle school students, I find each age group has the ability to understand the material being put in front of...