Award-Winning Tutors serving Hartford, WI

...senior in the College of Education at Marquette University. I will be graduating in May, and plan to become an elementary school teacher. I love to teach, and am very focused on the idea of a differentiated classroom that works for all students and types of intelligences. This carries over into tutoring, and I am...

...I have taught in reading are: phonics, phonemic awareness, concepts about print, fluency, and vocabulary. I have enjoyed working in the field of Early Childhood Education for almost twenty year as a child-care teacher and Montessori teacher. I have also enjoyed working with students who have Special needs and in a Trauma-Informed program. I'm very...

...important to me that the students needs are met. If the student needs more time, I am here. If the student has extra questions, I am here. If a student needs to come out of their comfort zone, I am your teacher! I look forward to teaching you and getting to learn more about you...

...with a concentration in Pre-Med studies. Since high school, I have a passion for teaching a variety of subjects. During high school, I tutored at Kumon Math & Reading, teaching students math from the very basics to tackling Calculus and Linear Algebra. While a student at Oberlin, I was selected to TA for challenging introductory...

...precepting new nurses and teaching students. I love to watch the light bulbs turn on and see students make connections between what they learn in class and their practice in real healthcare settings! I believe that a strong foundational knowledge of pathophysiology, theory, and evidence-based practice is important to help students and new nurses make...

...and sometimes it can be frustrating. But learning a language can also be fun and rewarding. I try to focus on those attributes and try to empathize with the student. I encourage students to focus on the journey, and what needs to be done on a daily basis. I try to make the classroom an...

...at Boston College. I mostly tutor Spanish and Music, which reflects my extensive experience with these two subjects as a student, teacher, professional, and person. In my experience, I most enjoy tutoring Spanish because I love to see the pride and joy in my students when they truly connect with another language, especially when they...

...I worked as a Research Assistant developing course material for undergraduate nursing students in Chemistry as well as developed training tools and study aids for upper level 400 Biology students. I will be attending graduate school next year where I will be pursuing a Masters degree in teaching the Sciences. I love teaching and helping...

...After graduating I taught at Mary Queen of Heaven in West Allis. I taught Middle school for 1 year and then 3rd grade for a year and a half before starting my family. I stayed home for 12 years, raising my 4 children until they all were in school. I went back to subbing last...

I have worked with students for over 30 years. I like working with students. and trying to help them with subjects they need help with. I usually develop a good rapport with them and let them know that I care about them and I want them to be their best and do their best.

...refine his or her own voice. I am happy to help as a second pair of eyes for a single assignment in the short term or for an extended period of time for a larger assignment. I am happy to help students wade through their reading assignments whether it be a primary literature source or...

...double major in Genetics and Genomics and Neurobiology. I'm passionate about science and education, and I'm excited to tutor students of all ages in subjects like Biology, Chemistry, Genetics, Immunology, and Math through college-level calculus. My love for science has led me to pursue a PhD starting this fall, where I plan to focus on...

...which I have published in Academic journals. This prepared me for most recently teaching College Engineering Mathematics (Calculus, Linear Algebra) at a German University (I speak German and can teach in German or Spanish, but I am American and English is my first language). As indicated, I am suited to teach any of a variety...

...motivating myself, and helped teach me how to lead large groups of people, and projects. After heading to collage, and joining Phi Kappa Sigma, I was elected to the alumni relations chair, fundraising chair, and new member educator positions. Upon being elected into these positions, I did not have much guidance, due to years of...

...I understand that visual learning is a big part of virtual tutoring! Looking through a screen isn't enough sometimes, so I am willing to go the distance to make sure that as my student, you understand the math you need help in through physical tools, as well as images that you can remember among other...

I believe that all students are capable of success, and success happens when a teacher and a student do everything necessary to meet in the middle. I believe that the formula for success includes a lot of encouragement, student AND teacher accountability, and a healthy dose of constructive criticism. ... I believe that all students are capable of achieving success, especially if they are in a warm, encouraging, and rigorous environment.

...and worked as a second language teacher in Japan, Thailand and Saudi Arabia. Aside from teaching, I also am a writer and a translator (Japanese to English). I have worked as a tutor at the Writing Center at UW-M and have also studied tutoring pedagogy. My method of tutoring is to first discuss the assignment with...

...tutor Algebra because I learned different fun approaches to teaching concepts! As a teaching approach, I am very patient, clear when communicating, and always find different ways of explaining processes/concepts. Outside of Academia, when I'm not applying to graduate programs, I love to go on bike runs, take pictures of nature, and will always be...

Work hard in silence, let success make the noise. A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there. Luck favors the prepared. As an educator the most dangerous phrase you can ever say is, "We have always done it that way."

...their homework. Assisting them in learning a concept made me happier than just about anything else. I knew when I went to college that I loved helping people and wanted to do that for the rest of my life. I set out to earn a degree in Education so I could use my natural talents...