Award-Winning Tutors serving Findlay, OH

As a loving father to 5 wonderful children and a passionate educator of over 10 years, I am excited to partner with you for the educational success of your child. I look forward to learning about your student and how they best learn so we can help them achieve their personal best!

...math tutoring experience. With an undergraduate degree in Math Education and a MA in Curriculum, she has the knowledge not only to teach math but to be flexible and creative in designing a tutoring style that will fit your student's needs best. Experience tutoring K-12, and Undergraduate math both in person, online, and over e-mail...

...experience. My favorite class to teach is Senior Composition as my expertise is in writing instruction. Still, I love literature, and I've enjoyed teaching English 9, Honors English 9, Honors English 10, and Advanced Literature and Composition (12). I also have a master's degree in English, which has allowed me the opportunity to teach college...

...I started out as a volunteer K-5 English and Math tutor at a center for underprivileged youth in rural Ohio. After graduating high school and starting college, I began working as a college biology and Spanish tutor at the university success center. I was designated the top tutor of 2021, having conducted 250 sessions in...

...students the beauty of numbers and that there is more than one path to the correct answer. I believe that everyone can learn math with the right teacher and the correct strategies. In my free time, I enjoy reading and doing puzzles. I read almost any genre of books with my favorites being romance and...

...I believe being able to understand and articulate different subject matter furthers students' comprehension across academic disciplines and hones soft skills that will also be utilized professionally. My tutoring strengths in writing papers, especially college admissions essays, helps students establish their unique voice as an academic. I am a fierce advocate for academic equity and...

...years, NTA and ITA certified, with a Masters in Curriculum & Instruction in Mathematics and nearly finished with a Masters in Applied Mathematics. I am currently an adjunct professor at four local colleges. As you can imagine, I really enjoy working with math, and especially helping students succeed in any math course.

...works best for you. My favorite part of teaching is when the student has the 'lightbulb' moment, that point where they understand what they are learning. I graduated in 2003 with my associate's degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and worked in a hospital performing general, obstetrics/gynecology, and vascular ultrasound for 17 years. Five years ago...

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...in anything. Academics will always present challenges, and it helps greatly for a student to have someone on their side to encourage and guide them. Original thoughts are worth a hundred times more than simple memorization for points. Shakespeare? No sweat. Essay writing anxiety? We got that covered. Reading comprehension? Slam dunk. Study skills? Let's...

...writing and phonics, as well as other subjects and related topics. In addition to working with children, I am a talented writer, and am confident in my abilities to teach literacy at the high school and college levels. I am proficient in using correct grammar and mechanics, and an expert essay writer.

...something like a calling. They were spoken like a songbeautiful and rhythmic. I knew at 14 years old that I wanted to be able to recreate something so beautiful. So I was off to four years of high school French, a B.S. in Education majoring in French from Miami University in Ohio, and more than...

...St. John's Jesuit Academy, my alma mater junior high in Toledo, OH. Math and English were my two favorite subjects that age--and still are--and watching my students' gears spin and make new connections was vastly rewarding. When working with students, it is important to acknowledge what their foundation is before overwhelming them with information. Taking...

...recently, I adapted parenting manuals for families in Colombia, Bolivia, and Guatemala with Promundo-US, with the aim of reducing violence against women and children at the household level, working with Portuguese and Spanish speakers. I currently also am teaching fellow with the Global Language Network in Washington, D.C., where I teaches classes of students learning...

...worked in Investment Banking (Barclays Investment Bank) where I performed complex financial analyses before subsequently working in Private Equity. Most recently, I served as a Director of Finance for a Private Equity owned enterprise. I have helped many students in statistics, economics, managerial accounting, financial accounting and finance. I enjoy tutoring and it gives me...

...in Accounting and Business Administration and a Psychology minor from Heidelberg University. Beginning next month, I will begin Bowling Green State University's Masters of Accountancy Program. I plan to begin preparation to sit for the Certified Public Accountant exam at the beginning of next year before pursuing a career in public accounting. While I feel...

...with preparation. Watching them overcome obstacles and achieve their goals motivates me to refine my teaching methods. I specialize in tutoring mathematics and geospatial science, and my favorite subjects to tutor are geometry and algebra. I find great satisfaction in breaking down complex concepts into simple, relatable ideas that resonate with students. My teaching philosophy...

...degree from Ashwood University in business administration. In addition, I hold an English teaching certificate. Since I graduated, I've taught or coached in several areas. However, my primary focus has been on Series licensing. I help students with all licenses such as SIE, 6, 63, 7 65.66, 24 and many more. Many students struggle with...

...have experienced the perils of being a multilingual speaker, I try to be intentional in my efforts to uphold student autonomy. These values are not only a part of my assignment sheets and grading rubrics, they also guide my classroom discussions. A classroom, I believe, is an enabling space where students should must feel heard,...

...that makes sense to them. I studied Neuroscience and Biomedical Humanities during my four years at Hiram College. My coursework consisted of a variety of subjects in biology, chemistry, math, Spanish, and English. I plan on continuing on to a master's program for the next school year. I am able to tutor a wide variety...