Award-Winning Tutors serving Carmel Arts & Design District, IN

...director and principal. I have prepared students for local, national and international science fairs. I worked with all students with different levels. I understand sometimes how hard chemistry or science could be. I work with my students gradually and patiently. I analyze the struggle and focus on what my student needs. I believe every student can succeed if we approach with right direction. In my experience tutoring struggling students change their perspective for subjects they...

I am native Japanese with more than 20 years of professional experience as a middle/ high school language teacher ,tutor and interpreter/translator. I enjoy teaching and design my courses so my students will enjoy leaning. My session addresses each learner's needs, whether it is for academic, professional or personal interests.

I love seeing students succeed and gain the confidence they need to succeed in future classes. I have helped hundreds of students at a college-level for Biology and Chemistry.

...is such an essential subject. I especially enjoy teaching algebra classes because algebra is an important building block for all other math concepts. Helping a student understand a math concept that they have struggled with for so long brings me an immense amount of joy. I like to use visuals and hands-on activities when teaching, but most importantly, I like to discover what my students' individual learning styles are and teach to their specific needs.

...name is Drew. I am a December graduate from Ball State University who earned his undergraduate degree in speech-language pathology and minor in Spanish. I have worked this past spring as a bilingual assistant for IPS 108. Additionally, I intend to pursue my masters degree in communication sciences and disorders at the University of Cincinnati. I enjoy working with students in order to help better themselves and their knowledge base on the subject at hand!

...that students bring to the classroom. For over five years, I have been deeply immersed in the field of special education, empowering students with learning disabilities and those navigating the complexities of language acquisition. My tenure in a self-contained classroom environment, as well as my years as a substitute teacher, has honed my capacity to meet the unique needs of each student. My current role as a resource room teacher collaborating on math instruction has...

...sciences at the University of Iowa and worked as an EMT. In my free time, I enjoy boxing, volunteering, and spending time with my family. Prior to medical school, I worked for several years for a test preparation company teaching and tutoring the SAT. My tutoring strategies are tailored to each student and subject, but often involve building the student's confidence through practice questions and test-taking strategies. Going into a test feeling confident can make...

...career as well. I love tutoring anybody for just about anything. Being personable and authentic is extremely important to me, but not quite as important as honesty, respect and compassion. Staying true to my word and being reliable is what I tend to strive for. Most of all, I want to be inspiring. I want to change people, I want to help them unlock their potential for success, I want people to respect themselves, their...

I am passionate about education and am lucky to have worked in the field since college. Nothing makes me happier than helping a student to understand something that was giving them trouble.

...various subjects, especially Biology, Chemistry and Business. My tutoring experience has taught me that almost every student can benefit from tutoring. For gifted students the right tutor can expose them to advanced ideas and connections that they otherwise would not encounter for years, if ever. One of my most talented former students started studying university-level science material in 8th grade. He was later admitted, with my help, to summer programs at Cornell and Harvard that...

...working on a Masters in Early Childhood Education. When I graduated from the University of Florida, I moved to Tokyo, Japan where I taught English for years. While there I tutored after school where I helped students prepare for college entrance exams and interviews. Currently, I am a first-grade teacher, but I have experience teaching most grades, from pre-k through high school. I tutor various subjects but my passion lies in literacy. I love helping...

Computer Science student at Purdue University with passion and dedication to the industry. Programming knowledge for 6 years and extensive studies in mathematics as well. Excited to share my knowledge and experience with students eager to learn!

I am passionate about helping students because I love reciprocating the help I was given in high school. I believe everyone should be given the opportunity to receive personalized support regarding their academics.

...and to help each child reach their optimum potential by differentiating my instruction and inspiring students to get excited about the content they are studying. I take education very seriously, as it a very valuable key that opens the door to so many opportunities later in life. I am here to create life-long learners. I am available to tutor Elementary level Reading, Writing, and Math. I am also able to help students prepare for standardized...

...philosophy, and writing as well. To me, tutoring is guidance, but I am prepared to instruct if need be. My job is not complete until a student realizes the potential within themselves to not only succeed on tests but also understands the way to think about the subject. I can give a student a fish, but they are better off being taught how to fish. Outside of my academic life, I am a freelance public...

My philosophy is that every child is capable of anything as long as they are focused, interested, and having fun. Every child must understand that they have a growth mindset instead of a fixed mindset. This means they have the ability to cultivate their own qualities through effort. Failure is okay; it should be seen as a learning opportunity and should not damage self-worth or self-esteem.

Hi! My name is Kierstyn Franklin and I am in my final year of college at Indiana University. I am studying Elementary Education but I am passionate about teaching students of all ages. I have completed both my ELA and Mathematics certification classes and I have taken four extra concentration courses in Mathematics. I really love getting to know my students and finding ways to make learning fun!

...recently finished my PhD in Anthropology from Indiana University. My research was in zooarchaeology and concerned the possible butchery of extinct sloths from the Dominican Republic. I have been teaching at the undergraduate level for the past seven years and have experience tutoring undergraduates in a variety of subjects. I have participated in many outreach activities to teach science to children and the public. I enjoy education and want to continue to promote an interest...

...American History. In 2019, I became a P-12 substitute teacher and worked in the schools until a year ago when I began tutoring. The subjects that I tutor are varied, but I can be of most help to students interested in Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and Publisher), Criminal Justice subjects, Writing, Human Resources, and American History. To describe my teaching philosophy and tutoring style would be to say that I am...

...My experience in public accounting, allows me to provide not only great educational knowledge, but also practical knowledge. During my undergrad stint, I was member of the economic club and also the federal reserve team for economics which involved traveling and competing over economic debates. I also competed and finance competitions. These educational involvements, along with my experience, have supplied me with an abundance of knowledge in which I genuinely desire to share. I look...