Award-Winning Tutors serving Litchfield Park, AZ

Hello, My name is Dana LeSueur. I live by the motto "Teach one to reach one". I love learning and helping others learn. I have a Dual-Degree in Human Development and Psychology and a Masters in Social Work. I have over 5+ years of tutoring experience and hope to gain more! See you soon!

...year and facilitated a hybrid math learning course for a Summer Session at the Ironwood Campus. While teaching at ALA's campuses, I worked with 7th-12th graders teaching: Algebra I, Algebra II, and Algebra Concepts (a special education course for students who needed to learn algebra at a slower pace than the student's in the general...

...16 years is makes me wanna do more challenging job. Changing the lives of my students from having math anxiety to math excitement is my secret ingredient to challenge and help them excel. I love to face my computer and make strategic plan to improve my teaching. I love to travel to see the world...

...(especially mystery novels), pretending I'm a chef, and meditating. I have extensive experience tutoring family and friends at the middle school, high school, and college level in just about every topic, especially math and science courses. As I progressed through law school, my reading and writing skills improved significantly and I've picked up many tricks...

...After completing my undergraduate coursework, I moved to Hawaii to study acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine. While I was working on my master's degree I worked as an instructor for pharmacy technicians and medical assistants at Heald College and Hawaii Medical College. Working as an instructor while attending classes taught me how valuable a student's...

...teacher with a Bachelor's in Elementary Education and a Master's degree in Science Teaching. I am passionate about creating engaging, student-centered lessons that foster growth in all learners. I specialize in designing hands-on, non-textbook-based instruction that supports academic success and social-emotional development. Through consistent small-group support and targeted interventions, I've helped students make measurable progress...

...their full potential and give them confidence in their own abilities inside and outside of the classroom. Also, other than teaching world history and yearbook currently, I am an avid musician spending much of my time writing and performing my own songs. I am absolutely addicted to record collecting and accumulating what my girlfriend deems...

...studies. I create a supportive and encouraging environment where students feel comfortable making mistakes, asking questions, and building their understanding. It's incredibly rewarding to help a student who is struggling realize their full potential and embrace learning as a journey of discovery. I believe that education should empower individuals with choices, and I'm committed to...

...in my adult years so I know how difficult it can be but also how rewarding it is to see life through different languages and cultures. I'm an expert in international relations, history, linguistics, and most humanity subjects. I feel confident in these areas due to my education and work experience in government in DC...

...in Scottsdale, Arizona. I received my law degree from Tulane University in New Orleans. I graduated from Northwestern University with a degree in History and Economics as well. I enjoy teaching high school math, and all levels of standardized test prep: SAT, ACT, PSAT, AIMS, LSAT and GRE. I have taught Algebra at the high school...

...people, but besides being interested in the sciences I have a passion for writing. I've written three novels of carious genres (thriller, murder mystery, and horror) and hope to get them published someday. My approach to tutoring is to help ensure that the student has a solid understanding of the fundamentals of what they're learning....

...and understanding person. I speak clearly and always make sure I can help the student find a way to understand the material, even if it means deviating form normal techniques. I have tutored both kids and peers in the past. I have found that for kids, especially in mathematics, relating to something they enjoy makes...

Hello! My name is Gabriel Colin I am 20 years old and am an undergraduate student majoring in medical studies. I am an Instructional aid for Organic Chemistry and General Chemistry and have been offered the position of Instructional Aide for Biology, Anatomy & Physiology, various levels of math, and physics.

...a college accounting professor. Over the past 6 years, I have been tutoring in math and accounting on the side. My teaching approach is providing an example, then working through a problem together, and then having you try one on your own. Outside of academia, my favorite thing to do is travel!

...to having a tutor that connected with her and cheered her on. I speak Spanish fluently and love helping others grow their language skills. Spanish is not only a beautiful language, it is a critical skill. I am a self-proclaimed sonography nerd; I love sharing that passion with the future of sonography. I regularly teach...

...Edinburgh. I hopped back over the pond to graduate and then moved back to London permanently (or at least that is what I thought!). In London I did my MSc in Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology at the Anna Freud Center through University College London. I developed a love for food and cooking and even considered enrolling...

...for 17 years. I have worked overseas and in three different states across the United States. I have worked as a 3-5 classroom teacher, reading interventionist and after school program director for mathematics intervention. Recently I earned my Doctorate from Arizona State University in education with an emphasis in creating social learning opportunities to build...

...of these positions gave me some good perspective when it came to the different ways individuals learn. I have spent the last three and a half years as a substitute teacher, focusing mostly on junior high math and algebra. I was also the math club sponsor at the campus where I spent the most time....

...students of varying ages, from grade school through high school level. My greatest satisfaction is working with a student when they 'get it', understanding a concept that had been confusing or uncertain. While this can be gradual or sudden, you can really see it when it makes sense. I also enjoy helping students prepare for...

...as an Adjunct Instructor at NYU's Department of Physics teaching Labs and Recitations for both Major and Non-major physics courses. I am passionate about teaching and hope to pursue a career in teaching college physics and astronomy, classes I know a lot of people struggle. I can't teach my own college physics courses now, but...