Award-Winning Tutors serving Cranberry Township, PA

As a recent Literary and Cultural Studies program graduate from Carnegie Mellon University, I look forward to sharing my knowledge of the English language with those who feel like their rhetoric skills could be strengthened!

My name is Arthur and I am a Pittsburgh based tutor. My degrees are both in general biology. Students who are looking for tutoring in courses related to biology, chemistry, and physics would be a good fit. All levels are welcome.

...teach 3rd & 4th grade science at a local charter school. I am extremely passionate about education and building strong relationships with my students to help them succeed anyway they can. I am also a dance/gymnastics instructor for students ages 3-16. Dance is another passion of mine that I love to watch my students excel...

...am always glad when I get the chance to meet someone who has come to the USA from another place, and I love helping them understand our culture and language. I would like to work directly with students who are learning English as a second language. This could be all the way from a beginning...

I am a junior mechanical engineer at Carnegie Mellon University. I am here to help with any math, physics, or computer science questions you may have!

...elementary students Mandarin Chinese, middle school students Mandarin Chinese, high school students Mandarin Chinese, college students Mandarin Chinese, and adults Mandarin Chinese. Study strategies are: 1. Link to daily life. 2. Start with something interesting. 3. Use videos, audios to increase comprehension. 1.Teaching Materials: Text book, PowerPoint. 2. Learning tools: Zoom Platform, audios, videos, PPT....

...developed a passion for Organic Chemistry and worked in a natural products lab for over a year before switching to an embryology lab for my undergraduate thesis. After graduating with honors, I moved to Pittsburgh to continue my research career at Carnegie Mellon University, as Ph.D. student in Biological Sciences. My doctoral research focused on...

...sure students know that they are valued as individuals and capable of anything they put their mind to! Do you think you're "bad at Math"? Think again. You can do this and I'm here to help! Let's discover together how rewarding Mathematics can be when you're willing to work hard and build confidence, one step...

...the belief that every student is capable of success when provided with the right tools and encouragement. I strive to create a classroom atmosphere where curiosity is celebrated, and every voice is heard. Through differentiated instruction, I adapt my teaching methods to meet the varied learning styles and needs of my students, ensuring that each...

...cum laude. My goal is to explore and solidify my students' understanding of the fundamentals of chemical engineering. My focus lies in breaking down the theories and principles of Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, and Thermodynamics. In doing so, I provide my students with comprehensive practice examples that elucidate the core aspects of the discipline.

I am a recent graduate from Misericordia University. I studied early childhood education and special education, graduating with a 3.99 grade point average. I have always had a passion for working with children, helping them reach their full potential. I look forward to working with you all. I currently am an elementary teacher at Propel.

...real-world examples in order to promote interest in the subject. I am a firm disbeliever in the phrase, "when am I going to use this in 'real-life'" because furthering education in any subject improves the quality of life. I also learned the importance of gaining knowledge in unorthodox ways during my abroad experience in New...

...connections between economics and other fields of study or their own personal interests. It is heartening to watch students utilize economic concepts to understand the world around us. While most people do not find economics super easy, I find that much of students' anxiety stems from using math, but believe that most economic principles or...

...masters degree in math from the University of Pittsburgh. I worked at the "help desk" where students would show up randomly with questions and problems. I was a teaching assistant at Pitt where I would teach a class of students where they would come twice a week to go over assigned homework problems. After I...

...am a Board-Certified Emergency Room Nurse, TNCC certified as well as most of the American Heart Association certifications (BLS, BLS Instructor, ACLS, PALS). I am currently an instructor for multi-level nursing students as well as working per diem in the ER. Nursing in general is my passion and I made it a personal goal to...

As someone entering medical school at the University of Pennsylvania as a Twenty-First Century scholar this fall, I am excited to take on my role as a lifelong learner - I know how empowering education and just figuring things out can be. I want to help students learn to love, too, for that precise reason....

...years! I have taught kindergarten, second grade, and special education in elementary and middle school! I have my Bachelor's Degree in Special Education and Elementary/Early Childhood Education. I also have my Master's Degree in Reading as well as my K-12 Reading Specialist Certification and Literacy Coach Endorsement. I have taught in brick and mortar schools...

...shine brightly and I can feel my eyes burn worse than before. I attempt to shield myself from the bright lights, but they seem to be coming from every direction as my eyes grow more sensitive. I grow impatient and continue to ask if my eyes are ready yet. Once my eyes have dilated, the...

If learning Spanish hasnt changed your perspective on life, you arent learning it correctly. Acquiring a new language implies considering routines, events, communication, and culture from a new mindset and lifestyle. To do this, language learning must stem from cultural insight and appreciating the linguistic elements as a meaningful expression within a culture.

...my academic background, these interests intersect in meaningful ways. Algebra II, with its focus on problem-solving and analytical thinking, mirrors the cognitive processes involved in occupational therapy. Both fields require a methodical approach to breaking down complex problems and developing tailored strategies for success. My experience in teaching Algebra II has been incredibly rewarding. It...