Award-Winning Tutors serving Liberty Lake, WA

...in Health Administration. I specialize in K-12 RRR and STEM classes, ASVAB test prep, and Grad courses (e.g., Biostatistics using MS Office applications, Epidemiology, etc.). Since I come from a large, blended, and multicultural family with whom I relate, my learning styles go from visual to auditory to read/write to kinesthetic. I love to use...

...most passionate about teaching students how to take a text their reading and make it their own and make it something interesting to them. I am a firm believer in education, believing it to be needed for an improved quality of life. I try to impart this idea to all of my students.

...my studies, I had the opportunity to work as a Teaching Assistant for General Biology, Environmental Studies, Physiology, and Anatomy courses. I also took a year to travel abroad and study at l'University de Montpellier in the south of France. Currently, I am completing my Doctorate of Physical Therapy at Eastern Washington University. I look...

I'm 21 years old, and I have an A.S. from North Idaho College. I'm an experienced tutor, and I want to help you succeed in your academic endeavors!

...of Science in Taxation and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration with Accounting emphasis. I have almost 10 year of governmental accounting experience. I was an adjunct accounting instructor for 2 years. I also have been tutoring since 2017. I have experience tutoring in a group setting as well as one-on-one. The students...

...a 15+ year career in computer security. It is an important field to me, and one that I always struggled to find enough qualified employees for. I hope that my tutoring shares some of the passion for this field and helps prepare you for a career that you can enjoy as much as I enjoyed...

Hi, I'm Linda. I've had a long career in the private and public sector as an analyst and project manager. But I have also taught and tutored all ages in basic to more advanced levels of mathematics, and I love to teach! I am particularly good and helping students get through math "blocks." ... My teaching philosophy is what I would call quasi-Socratic. I watch students as they work through problems and ask questions to try...

...a lifelong learner and very compassionate to the needs of others especially those who want to learn but experience difficulty in the learning process. I raised a son who is currently attending college and playing basketball on the college team. I spent many years helping my son's basketball teams in various ways. I was a...

I am a recent graduate of Pacific Lutheran University. The areas I excel most at are Reading and Writing. The way I feel that I can help students learn is by finding a study method they are comfortable with, making it work for them, and providing helpful encouragement.... I would review the information that the student has learned in class, in order to understand what they student knows, does not know, and how best to teach...

...education has given me a passion for helping others become excited about learning math and science as well. I began tutoring Algebra when I was in high school and tutored high school and college students in Pre-calculus, Algebra 2, and Biology while at the University of Idaho. I enjoy tutoring students because I know what...

...use my degree to better understand math and to be a tutor full time. I decided to pursue tutoring because I have had several tutors myself, and I know the effect a good tutor can have. I've been tutoring friends and family for years. I am very passionate about Math, as you could probably tell....

...classrooms has taken place working as an educator for high school students, and my most recent role had me spending months as a teacher and behavior therapist for girls 11-17 at a trauma informed care treatment facility for foster kids. My experience in 1 on 1 education includes working as a behavior interventionist for special...

Hey everyone my name is William and I am currently a student at Baylor University. In high school, I had a tough time with math. Even in college I have had to go to my teacher's office hours a ton. I can relate to the struggle. Hopefully I can help you accomplish your goals.

...Eastern Washington University. During my time in graduate school, I worked one-on-one and in classroom settings with students at the undergraduate and high school levels to help them become better writers. My fiction and articles have been published in literary magazines and trade publications alike. Language is my passion, from fiction to academic essays, and...

...want to instill a desire to learn in students I am lucky enough to work with. I tutor mathematics, specifically I tutor middle school math, pre-algebra, algebra, and pre-calculus. I find that a deeper knowledge in specific subject areas is better than knowing less about a variety of subjects. I think that many people struggle...

...with bachelor's degree in Math from California State University and I started tutoring math students while I was in college. I have tutored students online, in person, and in the classroom. I enjoy solving mathematical problems and I like explaining to students how to solve them. I will listen to your question and figure out...

...word choice, and voice. And we polish things up from there. In foreign language (I've taught both French and Spanish), my strengths are helping you understand grammar concepts that are tripping you up and helping you memorize vocabulary and grammar rules. I have a lot of tricks and strategies that can make the whole thing...

...accountant for 15 plus years and could definitely help a student through their accounting courses. Math was my specialty in high school and I am pretty good with my training skills in the areas of Algebra & Geometry. I am positive and have been told that I have given my students a sense of self-confidence...

My educational background is in English/ESL education and intercultural communication, and I have a vested personal interest in English grammar and writing. These are, of course, the subjects I...

...one's own music. Often those who struggle with music theory already know so much about music that all it takes is just a few tiny bits of overlooked or misunderstood information to produce those "aha!" moments. I am currently writing my own music theory method book for adult learners which I hope will empower interested...