Award-Winning Tutors serving Jeromesville, OH

I always enjoy solving problems and I think of it as a game, so it is never a boring task to me. My part of service is also encourage and support my students to excel at math by loving it not hating.

...My experience includes tutoring college-level introductory biology and genetics, as well as supporting students in lab and lecture settings. I have also completed biochemistry, microbiology, genomics, and organic chemistry courses, which allows me to help students make meaningful connections across disciplines. Whether breaking down complex pathways in cell biology or guiding students through problem-solving in...

I enjoy teaching all ages. To date, my oldest student was 70 years young and finished high school. I enjoy yoga, gardening and crafts.

I recently graduated from UC Berkeley with an Interdisciplinary Studies degree, reflecting my interest in a wide range of academic subjects. I enjoy learning, teaching, and working with my students to craft a personalized study plan and finding ways to make schoolwork both efficient and fun.

...me to be part of several National Honors Organizations like PTK. My goal as a tutor is to push myself and the learners until they realize that they can do what they think they can not. I try my best to use different ways of approach and different analogies to a single problem unless the...

...College. I'm studying biomedical engineering and public health, and I'm on the pre-medicine track. Last summer, I worked as a summer music teacher for students in Kindergarten up to 5th grade. I tutor mostly math and science topics and for the ACT, and my favorite subject is calculus! I took both AP Calculus courses in...

...important to me as a person. Communication and understanding, especially in the sciences is as important as it is sometimes difficult. Ultimately, I think that all students have their lives enriched by truly understanding the materials in all subjects, even ones that don't at first appear to be the ones that attract them. I hope...

...vocation of teacher. I am a compassionate, creative, and committed individual who is dedicated to the highly dynamic, reciprocal nature of the teaching and learning processes. As one who integrates a holistic, multicultural and pragmatic educational perspective, I conceptualize, design, and execute innovative, thought-provoking, and captivating learning opportunities for all students, regardless of age, ability,...

...learning level, from intervention to honors courses. While I as most passionate about writing and grammar, I also love to help students in the area of math because, as a middle school student myself, I often felt that math was just "confusing" and "too hard." I never imagined that I would be a math teacher...

...of Arts degree at Central State University in Mass Communication. While I was there I was a radio host. I have also worked with preschool children at daycare centers. I have a passion to work with students online and help them on subjects that they don't understand or just missed out on the the concept...

...always been a strong student and have several years of experience as a peer tutor as well as a professional tutor. I tutor several subjects at various grade levels. I love teaching English, phonics, reading, and writing and have worked at my university's Writing and Research Center for 2 years. I also really enjoy tutoring...

...English are some of the other subjects I help students conquer. I firmly stand by the statement that every person has the ability to learn, just in different ways. I have experienced this on a day to day basis not only with my own siblings and children, but the students at Tri-C who have learned...

An educator that understands that each student learns differently, socializes differently, and learns at a different pace. A teacher who understands that the mission of educators and students is to collaboratively develop thoughts and minds that lead to healthy socialization, and academic success.... To be a great educator, one must know how to tailor the curriculum to the individual student. It is the educator's job to identify why some students struggle, and to then implement effective...

...than a year into my nursing career, I understood my desire to pursue medicine. I completed a postbaccalaureate premedical education over the course of five semesters, working part-time while attending basic science classes and preparing for the MCAT. My postbaccalaureate experience has provided me with hands-on teaching experience, skills in balancing MCAT prep with both...

...degree in educational leadership. I am a dedicated, resourceful and goal-driven professional educator with a solid commitment to the social and academic growth and development of every child to improve their learning process in the classroom. I am also Mathcounts and FTC robotics coach since 2015. I would like to better assist you to improve...

My name is Seth Omeike and I am a student at Case Western Reserve University studying Computer Science and Finance. I enjoy teaching Computer Science and Mathematical concepts and I am looking forward to teaching the next generation.

...traveled a lot growing up; I am French, studied in Germany, played sports in England, and graduated high school in Canada are some examples. Fluent in French and English, I also have a working knowledge of Spanish (lived in Spain for a while)... I love traveling. I love to cook, play the saxophone (and rugby)....

...and a writing tutor, so I gained plenty of experience in teaching with various styles and adapting my methods to best fit the students' needs. Throughout my years, I have seen my students succeed in whichever aspect they choose to be tutored in, and as someone who is committed to providing students the best use...

...or providing free tutoring to elementary students living at or near the poverty line. Working with these kids is what got me interested in tutoring. When Im not working with younger students, I enjoy tutoring courses like Spanish, Biology, and Environmental Science because they really push students to understand and not just memorize. I know...

...is important to figure out how to solve each part of the problem. By the end of my sessions, I hope that my students understand the basics of how we approached and conquered the problem, enabling them to do the same in the future without assistance. In my free time, I spend time visiting museums,...