Award-Winning Tutors serving Lake Mary, FL

Hi! My name's Jonathan but feel free to call me JJ. I'm a recent graduate from the University of Central Florida where I earned my B.S. in Biomedical Sciences.

...graduated in 2019 with my B.A. in Criminal Justice and a minor in Journalism and Media studies, and in 2024 I graduated with a Juris Doctor from Barry University. I am also working on my MA in Emergency Management with a concentration in Emergency Management. I was also on the dean's list during my undergrad. I mentor first-generation students who may not be too familiar with how higher education may function. I also tutored subjects...

...retired in 2013. I have earned an undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati and I have a master's degree in Early Childhood. I earned my master's degree from Kent State University. I have taught grades Pre-K-3rd grades in Cleveland, Ohio. I know how important it is for a child to reach their full potential so he/she can be successful in all their educational endeavors. I enjoy teaching Reading and Writing, and love to foster...

...and a solid foundation in classroom teaching. My passion lies in making elementary school science engaging and accessible for all students. I believe in fostering a supportive learning environment where curiosity thrives, using hands-on activities and real-world examples to connect concepts to everyday life. Currently teaching in Florida, I am committed to helping my students build confidence and achieve academic success. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy exploring nature and sharing my love for science...

I've been a teacher for 15 years and love all kinds of science! I love teaching because I love learning and would love to work with you to learn more about the universe around us. I've taught astronomy, earth and space science, chemistry, physics, life science, and am starting a forensics class next year. I've got degrees in Earth and Space Science Education and Educational Leadership.

Prof. Gonzales COTA/L, M.Ed. has taught in occupational therapy assistant programs for over 10 years and is eager to teach you all the many great things that being an Occupational Therapist Assistant is, and bridge the "book world" and "real world" with critical thinking scenarios. I tutor: -Kinesiology -Musculoskeletal Disorders -Introduction to Occupational Therapy -Human Development and Performance Throughout the Lifespan -Neurological Disorders/Assessments and Treatment Strategies -Group Dynamics -Therapeutic Media -Aging and Performance Skills -Preclinical (Clinical...

...a Masters Degree in Exercise Science with an undergraduate degree in Sports Medicine. I am certified through the American College Sports Medicine for Exercise Physiologist, which is the gold standard for the field. I am currently undergoing my PhD in Kinesiology and expect to complete it in 2025. My dissertation focus is on fatigue in the elderly. I am also a Marine Corps Combat Veteran. I have trained many fellow veterans as clients.

...communication and creative expression. I believe the ability to effectively communicate is a key factor in personal achievement, and a critical life skill that should be cultivated from an early age. The happiness that blooms in a person who learns to find joy in their work, taking pride in setting and meeting goals, is a beautiful thing. In my personal time, I love to pursue my own art, read wonderful books, and cook delicious vegetarian...

...and thinkers I know they can be. Most of that growth happens because I try to make the teaching environment a safe, comfortable, laughter-filled place where students can explore new ideas and express their thoughts and feelings. I find poetry particularly useful for that, and over and over again I have seen how students who resisted poetry when they walked into my classroom left at the end of the term with the sense that they...

...actually get this now." I've worked with classmates and peers on everything from Python basics to understanding how real-world security attacks work. Whether it's explaining tricky concepts or helping with coding assignments, I always try to make learning approachable and relatable. I mainly tutor basic computer science, cybersecurity, and math through algebra and pre-calc. Cybersecurity is definitely my favorites since it's hands-on, constantly changing, and just plain cool once it clicks. My style is laid-back...

...school. I have always been an avid reader and enjoyed the language arts and literature. I believe that reading and a fundamental understanding of the written languages is the most essential tool any student can have. Without a full and in depth comprehension of languages, all other subjects will necessarily suffer. By broadening the ability of a student to use and understand languages creatively, that student is better able to understand the motivations behind history,...

...on computer science topics for my club and school. Additionally, I specialize in tutoring math as I tutor often with my math club in my high school, Mu Alpha Theta. Here I have participated in various math competitions and helped my school get 8th place in the state overall. I am very excited to tutor any students who need help, as I will try my best to get them a comprehensive understanding of the topic....

...as many students as I can reach their highest potential academically. I am able to tutor all core subjects (Math, Science, Social Studies, and Reading), Writing, Test Prep for SAT/ACT, Special Education, and Study Skills/Organization. My favorite subject to tutor is Math, because I enjoy working with numbers and helping students understand how to solve math problems. My teaching philosophy is that I treat all children individually when it comes to their education. All students...

...German language phase, a five-month university phase and a six-month legal internship phase. During my graduate studies, I was awarded a teaching apprenticeship requiring me to instruct undergraduate German language classes four days a week, as well as participate in social events created by the FSU German Department. I also assisted a study abroad program for 10 students in Dresden, Germany during summer 2019. I enjoy gaining new experiences and want to share them with...

...Prior volunteer tutor for ESOL high school students with the Catholic Charities Refugee program in central Florida. It was not until high school that I realized that I had the potential to go to University and overcome all academic challenges. I am very passionate about students overcoming learning obstacles in life, in order to achieve their goals. I do believe in being flexible with a student's preferred learning method, however practice does make perfect. Outside...

...in Math. I am extremely passionate about Math and Science and I hope to have this passion will spark interests into these amazing fields. On top of being a engineering student, I have 2 years of experience working at a software development company where I worked as a full stack developer. As a full stack developer, I worked with C#, SQL, and the .NET Framework to create the backend of web apps. I also worked...

...simple: curiosity leads to confidence, and confidence leads to mastery. I prioritize critical thinking over rote memorization to foster curiosity and lasting understanding, encouraging students to ask "why," make connections, and apply what they've learned to real-world scenarios. With the help of diagrams, flow charts, stories, and case studies, even the most challenging topics become approachable, engaging, and, dare I say, fun. My goal is to leave students not just with knowledge but with the...

...for more than ten years. I mainly teach students in the Early Childhood department but I am also experienced in teaching and working with students in 1st grade -8. I have also worked as a guidance counselor for one year where my main focus was children working with adolescence. I hold several certificates in my area of specialty. I have a masters degree in Special Education and Early Childhood and a bachelors degree in guidance...

...as video, online course materials (such as Blackboard and/or Sakai) and web sites to engage students in learning. I believe that students should be offered the most innovative methods of teaching in order to prepare them for the real world. My personal philosophy is to make the subject applicable to the students and realistic beyond theory. In addition to textbook information, my classes include current events and case studies to make the content of the...

Learning is a life long journey, and we all learn differently and at different paces. The joy in learning is the process, and I love diving in and figuring out ways to make those connections for students. We all matter, all are intelligent and all deserve patience as we explore new knowledge and learn how to apply it.