Award-Winning Tutors serving Jacksonville Beach, FL

...people to use Windows and Microsoft Office programs, with particular expertise in Word and Excel. I have a strong commitment to helping students thrive in diverse learning environments, and I aim to create a supportive atmosphere where students feel confident to explore and master new skills. My approach is centered on understanding each student's unique...

...hour-for-hour up to the number of credits we were teaching each term--in my case, eight hours. I've taught both high school and college students, and also tutored for a commercial tutoring company in the 90s. Old-school. When I'm not teaching or tutoring, I practice yoga; it doesn't feel right not to stretch for the day!

...in my spare time. I specialize in math tutoring as I was always the guy in high school and college helping out others in my class whose questions weren't answered or who just didn't get it during the lecture. My job as a structural designer involves lots of math, mainly trigonometry, and so it has...

...Medical Scholars Program. In high school, I was in the IB Diploma Programme and took all three science classes plus four HL (Math, Biology, English, History) subjects. Furthermore, I took part in multiple honor societies and science organizations such as Science Olympiad and Science Fair, Mu Alpha Theta, and Science National Honor Society. Academic Achievements:...

...few times a month. Math is my favorite subject to tutor because it is the most interesting to me. I also enjoy tutoring math because I aim to help others understand math on the same level I do or better, which just takes some practice and time. In my spare time, I am a college...

...about science, math and language comprehension. The academic philosophy that one must understand and learn material instead of simply memorizing it has always been a core component of my teaching style. I hope to impart this same set of beliefs on the students that I tutor. In my spare time, I love to read and...

...and inspires me to help students explore those same connections for themselves. My tutoring style is hands-on and engaging. I believe learning should be an active process, and I strive to make every session interactive, tailored to each student's needs. Most importantly, I believe every student has the ability to succeedno matter their backgroundwhen they're...

...30 years of Social Work experience in various settings. I have experience working with the geriatric population, homeless Veterans, mental health, and chronically ill Veterans. I have also worked as an adjunct professor in Social Work and in private practice. My private practice experiences include working with clients coping with complicated grief, anxiety, depression, and...

...the field of education. I have been teaching English online for 2 years between the age of 5 -14 years old. I fell in love with teaching English as a foreign language because it showed me to a world of different countries, cultures and diversity of personalities. I think teaching English is the most fascinating...

I like getting students excited about math!

It is my passion to work with students who are seeking ways to understand, improve, and grow academically and personally. I believe that 1 hour of good tutoring is worth 10 in the classroom and that as a tutor I can help make your academic work stronger and more meaningful.

I believe that education is a vital part of every child's life. Every child learns differently, and it is my job to find the best way to teach them. I am a lifelong learner who is creative, enthusiastic, and hard-working, which I believe to be vital characteristics to bring to a classroom.

...during my college studies. I have a teaching certification and degree in PreK to 6 th grade. I enjoy tutoring and like to utilize classic and online resources. I understand that there are several learning styles and personally fall into the visual learner category. I look forward to getting started and helping learners.

...such as Calculus, Algebra, Physics, and Biology, as well as the SAT, as a 1500+ scorer, drawing on my ongoing studies in Biomedical Engineering at the University of South Florida. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment where students learn by doing. I believe in tailoring my approach to meet...

I'm a firm believer in peeling back the layers to expose sources of passion in education because learning is fun, but seeking to understand the world and your personal "why" is a more rewarding pursuit than learning because you "have to."

...on the Autism Spectrum, to traumatic brain injuries, to intellectual learning disabilities. The goal of our classroom is to help our students meet their social, emotional, and academic goals. I plan to pursue a certification in ESE to continue serving an underserved group. I love working with students to develop goals and strategies for success....

...to incorporate this truth into the classrooms I've taught in and the organizations I've volunteered with. Within the public schools, I have worked in classrooms with students from ages 4-12 and have professionally taught all subjects in an elementary school setting, with each class averaging about 20 students. I have been able to deliver content...

...sense. Whether it is through hands-on-learning, visual props, or by simply listening and asking question, I can accommodate any student and their learning style. I believe that learning is understanding the material- not just memorizing it. I take it as a personal challenge to try and find the best method of understanding for each student...

...and Disorders and in Psychology from Jacksonville University, where I am currently a graduate student in Speech-Language Pathology. I love to help struggling readers! I have worked with preschoolers, adults, and all ages in between. Meeting students where they are and building them up is what I enjoy doing. I have worked with many students...

...were Math and Languages (French), but I am an excellent writer. I love learning, although my 5 children ages 12-20 do not look forward to it when I open up their textbooks and want to start setting them up for success. I am a lifelong learner, which is the only way people get to thrive...