Award-Winning Tutors serving Fairchild Air Force Base, WA

...to AP Chemistry. I am capable of tutoring a variety of subjects including basic and complex math, English, biology, and chemistry. I am most passionate about teaching math, I find it rewarding to the confidence of students to grow as they become better at math. My strategy for ensuring my students' success is to provide...

...certification from NC State University and an MA in TESOL from Greensboro College. I have extensive experience teaching English language learners from a variety of linguistic backgrounds, and I love working with students of all ages. My teaching philosophy is very simple: learning shouldn't be frustrating, it should be fun! I try my hardest to...

...kids to develop their potential thought systems that it will engage them and connect them to all the unknown that is out there for them. I am an Engineer student, and also currently working in Child Care Bilingual environment. All that it takes is to try, try harder, practice, and then go for it and...

My name is Devan and I am currently studying chemical engineering. My plan is to transfer to the University of Washington in 2018. I have an enthusiastic passion for math and science and I would love to share my knowledge so others can enjoy it as much as I do.

...was meant to do. I love helping people understand something they can not quite grasp and with me going into Elementary Education it just seemed right to tutor while getting my degree. I got my Associates Degree at Spokane Community College in 2017 and am working towards be bachelors degree at University of Idaho in...

...at hand and in process, impart in you a set of skills you will be able to use the rest of your life. As a certified NLP coach as well as someone who studies neurofeedback, I have seen borderline miracles in learning take place. Bring your desire to learn along with a great attitude &...

I want to see everyone succeed doing what they love! I am here to help them with the journey.

I have been teaching for over 20 years. I have my Tefl Certificate. I would describe my teaching style as relaxed and fun. I believe we all learn at different paces and in different ways. I hope to be your teacher.

...helped a lot of people greatly improve their grades, with improvements as dramatic as failing algebra in the fall to placing into pre-calculus by the spring! I'm great with students of all ages (elementary school all the way through college) by keeping the work serious but the tone light. I look forward to working with...

...of math, and working with students who are non-native English speakers. I will do my very best to ensure that your child meets his/her goals in whatever subject or test-prep it might be. Traveling and learning about new cultures is my favorite hobby, and I have visited nearly 20 countries. I hope that because of...

...love to dance, play piano, do theater, hike, ski, and read. I love teaching and believe education is important to help open our minds and prepare our hearts for this crazy world. I hope to pass this belief onto the students I work with by providing them with the support, persistence, and courage they need...

...class is in session. Every student has a slightly different way of wrapping his or her head around a given concept. By engaging students one-on-one, I can get a feel for their specific situation and how they relate to a given topic, and modify my teaching style and examples to fit their needs. In my...

...have a deep passion for teaching and helping others. I tutor primarily in the areas of reading, math, and writing. My favorite areas are math and writing. Both are subjects I struggled with during my K-12 education and it was through my college and teaching experience that I developed a strong understanding of math and...

...excellent observational and critical thinking skills with a praxis-based approach, has been extremely effective with students from all disciplines. I identify thinking habits or missing pieces of information that contribute to a student's difficulty, then set up an example or problem that will allow the student to realize they are making the mistake as they...

...that are struggling. The "ah-ha" moment when they finally understand a concept that has been eluding them is priceless! That feeling of success for them is why I teach. I believe that each student can be successful. It's a matter of finding what their learning style is, figuring out where the disconnect is and then...

...and a half. At the moment, I am a sub in the Cheney School District where I am one of the most requested subs and am more than capable to teach every subject. My favorite subject is math. I am a regular sub at Cheney High School for Math. Algebra and Geometry are my main...

Hi, I'm Linda. I've had a long career in the private and public sector as an analyst and project manager. But I have also taught and tutored all ages in basic to more advanced levels of mathematics, and I love to teach! I am particularly good and helping students get through math "blocks." ... My teaching philosophy is what I would call quasi-Socratic. I watch students as they work through problems and ask questions to try...

...Psychology, as well as my ESL teaching certifications. I have a lot of experience with younger children, ESL students, and students with Autism and Developmental disabilities. I spent one year in South East Asia teaching high school students to read english. I work in developmental disabilities, and have extensive experience with students with learning disabilities....

...Bachelor's Degrees in Actuarial Science and Mathematics. I worked with Morgan Stanley for a year in an advisory role and decided to pursue graduate studies in mathematics instead. I personally enjoy reading and researching math. I think a strong understanding of math comes from learning the fundamental rules and logic. Math should make sense.... Let the student guide me through their thoughts and ideas regarding the current subject and problems. Only then could I understand where...

...process enjoyable and engaging. So, I teach using the "Concrete to Abstract" teaching method. First, I introduce a familiar topic that is the best substitute for the next new concept I teach. Then, I associate the attributes of the familiar topic with the new concept. Students quickly understand and recall the newly introduced concept because...