Award-Winning Tutors serving Buckner, KY

I take great pride helping students build confidence in areas where they were previously lacking it. When my students start grasping concepts better I am reminded why serving others is so powerful.

...medical education, I bring over five years of experience tutoring students at all academic levelsfrom middle schoolers exploring biology for the first time to graduate students preparing for the USMLE. I specialize in breaking down complex topics like brain function, behavior, and decision-making into clear, relatable lessonsoften with a touch of humor. My goal is not just to teach facts, but to spark curiosity and build real understanding. Whether I'm helping a high schooler prepare...

...a classroom teacher for the past seven. Every year my courses change and I've been a "jack of all trades" since I've been in the classroom. I haven't completed a Doctoral Degree, but I've been on every level of education outside of that. I understand a great deal about how education works on every side and I am confident that I can help students more and more with their situation and how to handle themselves...

My name is Dalton Sego, I have a Master's Degree in Mechanical Engineering and have worked in the engineering field for 3 years including co-ops during school. I'm excited for the opportunity to teach students in various mathematics courses!

...a Neuroscience & Behavioral Biology major on the pre-medical track. I also completed post-baccalaureate coursework in the upper-level sciences at American University during the past year. Although I was passionate about studying to be a doctor during my academic career, I recently decided that I instead want to pursue a law degree. As a tutor, I strive to be relatable and animated (funny, when possible) with my students, and I draw from my experience teaching...

...a B.S. in Chemistry and went on to earn his M.S. in Biochemical, Cellular, and Molecular Pharmacology from the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine. Andy scored in the 91st percentile on the MCAT and achieved similarly impressive results on his USMLE. He currently obtaining his M.D./M.B.A. from the University of Louisville School of Medicine with plans for a career in Anesthesiology. As a future physician entrepreneur, Andy's passion for medical education led him to...

...of Louisville, I have taken Calculus 1 through Numerical Methods and a wide range of Physics related courses. During my time here, I have gained a wealth of knowledge that will allow me to assist you with any High School Math or Science problems that you may be having. Before I started attending college, I served in the US Army as an Infantryman for four years, so I know the importance of discipline and time...

My name is Greg, and I am delighted to be your tutor! I have experience in essay writing and literary analysis, and I am here to help you develop your paper-writing skills! I have experience teaching both grade school and high school students, and have taught college-level seminars. I live in Louisville with my wife and three cats. Besides reading and writing, I enjoy cooking, puppeteering, lifting weights, and gardening.... The most important skill a student...

...Bachelor's Degrees in English and Political Science, minors in Spanish and Social Change, and a Certificate in Peace, Justice, and Conflict Transformation. Although my major studies were not specifically within education, I discovered that my heart belongs in the classroom, as I love seeing students discover their strengths and skills. I hold strong to having a "growth mindset" and being a continuous learner. I believe in the power of education to empower all students. I...

...is Desmond Deadwyler! I'm currently in my senior year of mechanical engineering at Speed School. I have taken from beginner level math classes all the way to advanced levels, including Calculus 1-3, Differential Equations, and Numerical Methods of Analysis. I have always enjoyed helping people grasp concepts and learning new content. I went through the MST program at duPont Manual High-School and tutored there as well. I'm really excited to help you with your studies!

...over twenty articles to Louisville.com. I received my BFA in Visual Communications from Ball State University, where I also acquired a strong set of photography and image editing skills. I then completed my MA in Graphic Design at SCAD, where I am currently finalizing my thesis for an MFA in Writing via eLearning. As a member of the Louisville Kendo Club and a gigantic nerd, I am drawn to the fantastical and out-of-this-world. I understand...

...my undergraduate degree in history and philosophy from the University of Louisville. I also attended the University of Louisville for graduate school, where I received an M.A. in medieval Middle Eastern history. I have tutored introductory college psychology for 8 years and various introductory history courses for 2 years. I also have experience with test prep for high school students and early college students. I love tutoring both history and psychology, because I find that...

...Middle/Secondary with a track in physics. I sought out working through a tutoring service as it gives me teaching experience going forward. Think of me as another teacher with a class size of one. Subjects I tutor are Algebra 1 and 2, Trigonometry, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB, Physics, and General Mathematics. I'm a jack-of-all-trades in Math. Personally, I am a gaming enthusiast of all types (board games, video games, card games, etc.), and I...

...because this is my first language. My penchant for art is vocational, becoming my personality. I believe in freedom and efficiency. Based on these values, I develop an inclusive and natural method that gives the opportunity to discover personalized ways. The awareness of my own humanity allows me to create a comfortable environment for the student, open to the study of error as an intellectual basis for evolution, communicative and empathetic. In my free time...

...significant behavioral issues that temporarily prevent attendance at a regular school. I have worked as a tutor at various times throughout my teaching career. For several years, I worked evenings and Saturday mornings at a Sylvan Learning Center. Later, I tutored individual students through an organization called ClubZ! I tutor because it allows me to work one-on-one with a student. As a classroom teacher, I rarely get this opportunity. The opportunity for individual instruction gives...

I have a degree in Mathematics Education from Florida Gulf Coast University. I hope to instill the same love of math into others that my teachers instilled in me. I have taught in a classroom for 3 years, and taught everything from Pre-Algebra at the middle school level to AP Calculus.

...at which students drink to bring meaning and purpose to their lives In my experience as a Waldorf teacher for 20 years, I was enriched journeying with students toward such meaning and purpose. One of my students, now a lifelong friend, nominated me for inclusion in the teachers version of 'Who's Who'. I have continued journeying with students as a tutor over the last five years. I attended Waldorf teacher traning at the University of...

...and for the subject to break down chemistry and science in general into real, tangible components. There is chemistry happening all around us, and I want to help others understand it and think like scientists. With some guidance and plenty of real-world analogies and references, anyone can understand the chemistry behind our world and learn something interesting from it. When I'm not doing chemistry, I like to go for walks and hikes with our dogs,...

...engagements. I recently spent a year as a ESL Instructional Assistant where I taught biology, English and automotive skills to non-English speaking students. I have spent most of my professional life as a small business owner and have worked as a patrol office in law enforcement. I work hard to listen and understand the issues that my students are facing and I try to bring an interesting and engaging perspective to tutoring. In my spare...

...like utilizing online notecards, and rewriting my notes on a chalkboard from memory that I started seeing success reflected in my grades. 3. Find something that motivates you, and use it every single day. Studying is not fun, plain and simple. But, unfortunately it is a means to an end. Grades and extracurricular activities are the only thing a young student is judged by, and the better grades one achieves the more doors that are...