Award-Winning Tutors serving Channelview, TX

...working with patients, students, and staff in an educator capacity. There is something very rewarding about helping other people learn, which is why I am excited to tutor! I believe learning should be enjoyable and that my tutoring style should be based on how my student(s) learn best. I am able to tutor for medicine,...

I graduated in May 2020 in Mechanical Engineering and Mathematics. I enjoy teaching/tutoring students because I love helping others succeed and it also helps me perfect my skills. I tutor Mathematics because I find it enjoyable.

...mentor for introductory college biology courses, and I tutor high school-level biology, microbiology, and college-level biology. With future plans to pursue a career in academia, I am passionate about STEM education and want to inspire the next generation of doctors and scientists as well as help my students learn to appreciate biology and the science...

My name is Mrs. Christina Sherman and I am looking forward to helping you study and excel in your studies. Everyday is an opportunity to be the best we can be so lets gets started!

...6 years of K-12 teaching experience, as well as tutoring experience, and I am currently a college professor of Anatomy and Physiology. I have worked as a tutor for my own students, privately and with Sylvan Learning Centers. I am very familiar with the STAAR and TAKS learning objectives and have worked with at-risk students,...

...various industries. I customize my teaching methods to align with each student's unique learning preferences, focusing on practical applications and enhancing problem-solving abilities. My goal is to simplify intricate subjects by deconstructing them into understandable segments and supporting learners with practical experience. Beyond my academic pursuits, I find great joy in discovering new technologies, engaging...

...types of writing, grammar, vocabulary, and more. I graduated cum laude from the University of Notre Dame (Go Irish!) and am currently completing my teacher certification (Certificate in Catholic Teacher Development) this June 2025 from the University of St. Thomas-Houston, TX. I love helping children build confidence and improve upon their reading and writing skills....

...as a math teacher in a private middle school in Bronx, New York. In my class, a 8th grade student who used to struggle in math proudly solved problems on the 9th grade level. The big smile on my student's face is the biggest reward to me. I want to bring out the confidence in...

...with a BS in Mathematics and Physics from Georgia College and a Masters in Computational and Applied Mathematics from Rice University. I have 6 years of tutoring experience from being a tutor in College Algebra, a laboratory assistant for Physics and a teaching assistant for Pre-Calculus. These roles called for different levels of tutoring from...

...at Texas A&M University studying Aerospace Engineering. I have taught about 40 students here in College Station for subjects like Mechanical Physics, Cal 1, etc... which all of the session were one-on-one for the past 4 semesters. I will try to put myself in your shoes to see from your perspective. Please be patient with...

...Language) department for after school and summer school programs. My experience and some daily job duties is to assist and put together creative lesson plans, teach ESL and regular classroom curriculums, create schedules, tailor instructions to meet various student's individual needs, work with students from grades Pre K-5 with their vocabulary development, fluency, articulation and...

...still belongs to classroom instruction. I have been "Teacher of the Year" in two different states (Georgia and Texas). During my teaching/tutoring experiences, I use a variety of instructional strategies to support students who may have diverse learning needs. I am a strong proponent of self-directed learning through effective gradual release. For students who have...

I am a great tutor because I address the content differently than it is explained from the book, in school and online. I believe every student can learn and is capable of understanding the most complex material if it is taught in the way a student learns. I love raising animals, sports and reading.... Every student can be successful!

...year I was named the Female Scholar Athlete of the Year.I moved to Texas about four years ago to attend college, where I continued my passion for playing sports. I was a college athlete, playing both volleyball and running track. Furthermore, I was a SCAC Student Athlete and either on Honor Roll or Dean's List...

...graduated from the University of Washington with a B.A. in English and minor in diversity. Throughout the years, I've had opportunities to study English abroad in Italy and London, worked as a Special Education Teaching Assistant, youth development, college recruiting and many other tutoring positions from 1st grade-high school. I absolutely love knowing that I...

...1 year as a dyslexia interventionist. I am skilled in reading comprehension, writing composition, dyslexia intervention, and assisting special education student gain access to curriculum (specially designed instruction). In addition, I tutored/lab assistant for Anatomy and Physiology at Lonestar College for 8 years. I have a strong belief in having character and integrity and helping...

...My degree is a Bachelor of Science from Michigan State University, where I graduated with Honors. My subject specialties are grade subjects - biology, reading, writing, math, and spanish. I have 4 years of specialized experience working with clients with ASD/IDD and can provide special education, executive functioning, and learning differences tutoring. My students can...

I am a graduate from the University of Georgia with a BA in History and MEd in Education. I have been an educator for over 10 years. I have taught History, English, Writing, ESL, Business, and Political Science. I have worked with all ages of students from grade 6 to adults all around the world.

...philosophies and principles and the willingness to pursue professional development opportunities, you can achieve the most awesome teacher title. I have two basic ideals I like to follow: 1. Stimulate as many senses as possible when teaching to get the message home and 2. Use a higher order of questioning, such as Bloom's Taxonomy (especially...

...the community college should foster an environment that supports experimentation within the chemistry curriculum while keeping the science pertinent to the students. I enjoy a socratic approach to learning. The asking of questions during the instruction, and the subsequent responses, can help bolster understanding as well as illuminate areas that may need deeper explanation. The...