Award-Winning Tutors serving Erie, CO

...musical culture in Colorado. Teaching has always been an important part of my journey. Ever since I started private lessons on the horn, I've been fascinated by the process of discovery during instruction, how curiosity ignites into experimentation and eventually transformation. To engage in the process of improvement with a student is something to be...

...Biology and Studio Art. I tutor math and science as well as the ACT. I have received my fair share of tutoring and am so grateful for my education. I want to give back and help students who want to achieve their ACT dreams as well as conquer their fears in math and science. Outside...

I am interested in teaching and sharing learning experiences with students. I look forward to working with you!... Passion and patience.... We get to know each other.

I am an energetic 25 year old with a passion for physics and economics who is excited to help others understand the world!

...Colorado Boulder studying International Relations and Journalism. In high school, I completed the International Baccalaureate program and select AP courses (AB Calc, Biology). Though I have experience teaching students in French and English/ESL, I am able to tutor in most middle and high school course subjects. My teaching philosophy relies on patience, repetition and simplifying...

...that all students can achieve high marks in chemistry and math once they learn good note-taking skills, organization, logical problem-solving approaches, and other essential study habits. It's my job to facilitate every student's learning of subject material and instill in him or her all those skills which will increase independent learning and personal academic growth.

...more people than I have before! I hope to share my experience as well as be someone that a student can look up to! When I am not in school or tutoring, I enjoy hanging out with dogs or doing makeup (my favorite hobbies) as well as enjoying all of the beautiful outdoors that Colorado...

...note of concepts in need of reenforcement, recurring mistakes, and general tips to make your problem solving a whole lot easier. After years of tutoring and a year teaching high school, I know all the common math mistakes student make. We can fix those, so farther down the line they won't come back to haunt...

...Engineering at the University of Colorado. I am currently a teaching assistant and a shop assistant. I tutor all kinds of math and science. My favorite subject to tutor is calculus and algebra. My teaching philosophy is the best way to learn is by doing and by doing, you understand more. Outside of school and...

...enthusiast and love spending time outside. I am a Trip Instructor for the Outdoor Program on campus and lead a wide variety of outdoor trips for other students. I also spent this past summer working as a Trip Leader for a company called Apogee Adventures leading 20-day self supported cycling trips across Montana. I love...

I graduated CU Boulder with a degree in Political Science. During my gap year before law school, I work with a non-profit to send books to prisons throughout Colorado. When I am not working, I perform improv with a local troupe at on CU's campus.

Biochemistry and MCDB major from the University of Colorado Boulder with experience in genetics, biology, chemistry, as well as music and essay writing. I also work in a cancer research lab and love spending time in and around labs. Outside of school and work I swim, hike, and ski.

I've always liked helping people and I think sharing my many, many years of work experience (especially software engineering) allows me to give real-world knowledge to those who thirst for knowledge. Or even to those who just want to pass a test.

...art; the science of art: the science of drawing, composition, color. If you understand this you understand these basic principles to anything in the field of art. (It's like learning to write by understanding the alphabet as opposed to memorizing lots of words.) And I'm a big fan of non-serious...and the two are not mutually...

...interpreter for Sino-American Summer Training Project of Speech Language Pathology, I interpreted in live classes by Dr. Thomas Layton from North Caroline State University and Dr. Elizabeth Crais from University of North Carolina Chapel Hill and in Autistic Workshop and Rainbow Summer Camp. Further more, some of my translation has been published in China and...

...where a concept clicks and it finally makes sense! I only began loving math half-way through high school, so I also understand the deep dislike of math which many students have, but I don't want to leave them there; I want them to see the beauty of the universality and order of math.

...studies at the University of Colorado. I have a Bachelor's in Biology and performed well on both the ACT and the DAT. Much of my tutoring experience comes from helping my friends in college with homework assignments and exams. As an aspiring dentist, I love helping others. I look forward to helping you improve your...

...in areas that are conducive to personal growth as a student and as a citizen of a community. I believe in the statement that the children of today are the leaders of tomorrow, and in such they should be given every opportunity to learn what they can by asking questions and receiving answers.

...or comparisons with what they are familiar with. For instance, when covering a unit using Switzerland as a cultural setting, I show students videos on Swiss and American wrestling. They, then work with a Venn diagram as a base to see the differences, the similarities, and what was unique to each of this physical activity...

...to adapt my teaching to the specific needs of individual students. This fall, I studied anatomical science courses in Washington, DC. I will be starting medical school this year and hope to eventually practice in adolescent psychiatry. I believe that my diverse work experience has helped me develop the ability to communicate effectively with people...