Award-Winning Tutors serving Camelback East Village, AZ

...making it fun! I am a high school math teacher. I am teaching Geometry and Personal Finance this year, but I have also taught Algebra I, Algebra II, and College Algebra. I also co-teach the SAT and ACT prep courses for my school. On my time off, I enjoy spending time with my family, working...

...them to love learning! I started in high school as a summer camp assistant and an after school tutor. During my undergraduate degree at Emory University, I continued to tutor after school while pursuing my Bachelor's in Psychology. I then went on to get my teaching certificate and a Master's degree in Elementary Education from...

...read, which is why I love helping students in Language Arts and Writing. I worked for 2 years at my alma mater University, helping college students with disabilities develop their academic skills. While I did assist them in all subjects, I mostly helped them to develop their writing, time management, and organization skills. In my...

...and Political Sciences with a certificate in Civic Education. Since graduating, I have started working with the Denver Math Fellows helping close the opportunity gap for high need students by providing small group math instruction. I find the most excitement in tutoring middle school math and science, Algebra I, and General Biology. I find that...

...more rewarding than seeing a student's face light up when they finally understand how to break down a math problem. Aside from Mathematics, I am also enthusiastic about tutoring Spanish linguistics, explaining psychological concepts, and editing papers for both mechanical errors and content expression. I have spent the past six years tutoring and have become...

...and take away the fear that is associated with the subject is something I am very passionate about! I have obtained a BS degree in Mathematics from Biola University and a BS degree in Civil Engineering from UC Irvine and have tutored elementary math and Algebra, all the way up to Calculus 2, Statistics and...

...are physical learners, and others have even different styles of learning (there are seven recognized types of learning). Teachers can attempt to teach to different learning styles, but sometimes trying to accommodate for all seven can be incredibly tedious, especially when there are a lot of students in a class. In these cases, your child...

...I take a foundational approach to tutoring by focusing on the individual building blocks of a topic; I identify which of those building blocks a student is comfortable with and which we should work on together. Once those building blocks are established, we can more easily transition into the next levels of the topic. Most...

...reading specialist at a Montessori school. I can tutor a variety of subjects from math, English, reading, phonics, etc. I personally love tutoring for reading / phonics and math, as these were and continue to remain my favorite subjects when I was in school. During my time as an educator, I have worked with all...

...from K-8. Math is my favorite subject. I love teaching math and it makes me so happy to see students engaged and learning new things. When students solve a problem, and I see the joy in their faces, it gives me the drive to keep teaching. What I love most as a teacher is interacting...

Biological Design PhD Student with research and expansive academic experience interested in the instruction of students ranging from mathematics, biology, chemistry, humanities-based writing, physics, scientific writing, and music theory.

...Early Childhood and Early Childhood Special Education. She also earned her master's degree from ASU in Learning Designs and Technology. She has been teaching and tutoring Mandarin and Math since 2017. Her goal is to provide high-quality education to the students and introduce new languages and cultures to prepare young learners to be universal citizens.

...to watch the lightbulb of understanding turn on for the student who in times past had a not-so-good experience in the field or who had a dispassionate teacher who was not fully invested in them, for whatever reason. I believe that true learning comes from the challenge of learning. As my father has always reminded...

...99.9th percentile. After dedicating so much time and effort studying for the exam and tutoring many others as well, I understand the LSAT inside-and-out. While preparing for the exam, I used nearly every prep material available and developed a consistent and highly-accurate approach to solving each section of the exam. I truly enjoy teaching and...

...are predominantly quantitative. I like to treat these courses like an intricate puzzle that I have to solve using the skills in my "skill tool belt". I would love to share my enthusiasm for these courses with the students I tutor, helping them realize their skills and increasing their confidence in the material. It is...

...for grades K-8 and a Structured English Immersion Endorsement. I have spent the last 7 years teaching and performing administrative duties as an assistant principal of a K-6 school. I am currently a stay at home mom who enjoys using my education and skills to help students through tutoring sessions. I appreciate the opportunity to...

...in biology, biochemistry, math, and related areas. I graduated from Dakota Wesleyan University with a degree in biochemistry and am currently pursing a doctorate in optometry at Arizona College of Optometry. I have prior tutoring experience with both undergraduate and high school students. My approach emphasizes breaking down complex ideas through critical thinking, problem-solving, and...

...laid back and fun. I also take tutoring very seriously. I keep a balance between the students wanting to work with me and learn new things, with "it's time to work". Most students have a hard time sitting still in a classroom for 6 hours all day, under florescent lighting and taking test after test....

...journey meaningful together. Outside of teaching and learning, you'll usually find me in the kitchen! I love to cook and often take the lead during family events and holidays, experimenting with new recipes and bringing people together through food. At home, I stay busy with my 9-year-old daughter and our little animal crewtwo fun-loving dogs...

...the ability to explore different worlds in great depths. In today's increasingly globalized world, it is particularly important for the younger generation of the English-speaking world to broaden their horizons, especially where language barriers may occur. As your teacher, I am committed to creating an engaging and supportive learning environment where you can develop your...