Award-Winning Tutors serving Cleveland Heights, OH

...gain an understanding of the material through examples related to the world around us. I have had experience teaching as a substitute from 1st through 12th grade, including many assignments with students with developmental disabilities, where I was able to work with these students more on an individual basis. I have also taught many undergraduate...

...expertise are Algebra 1 and Geometry although I have helped and tutored students from kindergarten through grade 12. I am very good at breaking math concepts down and showing a number of different ways to look at and solve problems. I believe that all students are capable of achieving at high levels and I do...

...graduate of Virginia Tech University. I have a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Master of Arts in Education. While at Tech I worked a student-athlete tutor for a variety of math classes. After graduation I worked for 5 years teaching middle and high school mathematics in both Virginia and Ohio. My favorite subject to...

...recent graduate of Bowling Green State University's Creative Writing BFA program with a minor in Classical Civilizations, and am currently pursuing an MFA in Poetry at Cedar Crest College. I am available to tutor students in any level of English/Language Arts/Writing courses. I can assist with academic writing and creative writing, and I am a...

I always enjoy solving problems and I think of it as a game, so it is never a boring task to me. My part of service is also encourage and support my students to excel at math by loving it not hating.

...to be a bridge between what a student struggles with and what he or she needs to know in order to be successful and meet his or her learning goal. Therefore, I look forward to working with you as a Varsity Tutor and hope that you will continue the tutoring process with me until your...

...experience working with many different students and subjects. My approach is focusing on the student's well-being while tutoring. If a student is not doing well mentally, then they will struggle in various subjects. I am also a Certified Crisis Counselor, and that has also helped shape my approach to tutoring by also allowing me to...

...Emory University with a major in both Biology and Economics in 2014, I moved to New York where I currently work in a leukemia lab at Memorial Sloan Kettering. My current lab is very interested in the epigenetics of cancer, and I also have research interests in gene therapy. I recently took the new MCAT...

...poorly taught from kindergarten through college. My experiences with students inform me that math has been taught to them as an algorithm for symbolic manipulation. My goal when working with students is to help them understand the logical progression of math in order to be able to transcend trying to "remember the rules". Instead, I...

Hi, my name is Connor, and I am a Calculus, Trigonometry, Algebra, and Physics tutor. I believe in teaching by implementing problem solving skills and thought processes in my students.

...knowing that I have the patience to work with children who may have lost interest in learning. Learning is hard work and I realize that children and parents can become frustrated. I will work with your child to renew their interest in learning and help them to regain the confidence they may have misplaced along...

...will use in math, science, social studies, grammar and writing. Besides my full time position as a building sub, I teach in other area school districts so I'm familiar with a variety of materials used. I am a certified substitute teacher in Ohio and soon will have my Intervention Specialist (Mild/Moderate Disabilities) license. I appreciate...

...mother of 3 (16, 14 and 5), a lead teacher for an after school program locally, an Online Professor for a local college and a substitute teacher and tutor for grades K-12. I believe that every child learns differently and to work not on their weaknesses but to strengthen it with their positives. I specialize...

...teaching ABA concepts to help disseminate the information in preparation for their BCBA/BCaBA exam. Fun fact! I am also fluent in German! I grew up a portion of my life in Germany, speaking the language from an early age. I do offer conversational German sessions. I love animals and I am a parent of neurodivergent...

...chemistry and I always love to tutor students and explore their mind to the amazing things in chemistry. As a former student instructor at Case Western Reserve University, I had the privilege to tutor college students who were struggling with chemistry. Some came when they bomb their first exams. With my understanding of each students...

...participate and ask questions. In order for students to be successful they need to feel welcomed and cared for. I will have students create goals for themselves and I will support them in meeting those goals throughout the year. I want to have a good relationship with my students so that I can help them...

...educator with a Master's degree in Software Engineering from Walden University, I have over 5 years of experience in tutoring coding. My teaching philosophy centers around fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to explore and overcome challenges. I believe in adapting my approach to meet each student's unique needs, using...

...in tutoring is that each student is different and that lessons should be structured in a way that not only supports that but encourages it. I regularly tutor in calculus and introductory college physics, but I have found that my students and I tend to enjoy these topics under more flexible schedules, where we can...

...and understanding how it works, functions, ticks, etc. Accounting and finance is often that language that allows anyone to understand how a business is performing. I really enjoy helping students identify the challenges they have in their business classes and then conquer those challenges. I look forward to working with college and high school students...

The opportunity to spread an appreciation of knowledge to those who lack such is a welcomed joy. I wish only to guide students in making connections to whatever content they are studying, and by doing so, help build an appreciation for whatever they might be struggling with.