Award-Winning Tutors serving Lithonia, GA

...students from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds, earning excellent evaluations at the end of each semester. I have taught physics to non-physics majors with no prior experience with physics, pre-med majors who were new to college physics courses, and physics and engineering majors at the graduate level. I believe it is possible to teach students...

...in most math subjects from middle school to the end of high school as well as all levels of Spanish and French. I have lived in Spain and France and can speak the languages fluently. I can help with your studies in the languages, or give the lessons in them depending on preference. I started...

...Miss Saviee, I have 12 years of private tutoring experience with students ranging from 1st graders to sophomores in college. Helping others learn outside of a traditional classroom setting is my passion. As a tutor, I aspire to make all my students feel confident about their curriculum, setting, and reaching their goals.

...various technologies, hands on manipulatives and auditory components in my classroom. I have successfully taught Reading, Mathematics, Language Arts, Writing, and Social Sciences to students with disabilities and also the general education population at both the elementary and middle grades level. In the classroom, I apply principles of meeting the needs of visual, kinesthetic, and...

...a 3D modeler during my tenure at Georgia State University, where I contributed to projects like Oakland Cemetery and the CDC's historical preservation efforts through photogrammetry models. My proficiency in Blender, honed over a decade, has been a cornerstone in my work. Additionally, my time as a Computer Technician at Ferris State University equipped me...

...human physiology, calculus, microbiology, as well as general study skills. I have also helped my friends with college, medical, and dental school admissions essays. I am a very organized and goal-oriented individual who always tries to work as efficiently as possible. The catch phrase I've adopted from my 8th grade algebra teacher is "Work smarter,...

...positioning on various exams. As a Clinical Instructor, I help students in the clinic understand the best techniques in acquiring the best images as soon as possible with the lowest dosages. This involves assessing the student's comfort levels with patients and exams and adapting my approach for each student, as each student has a different...

...and have keen insights into the tools, techniques, and industry knowledge needed to succeed. My goal is to help students find their own approach to solving problems through hands-on learning and interactive labs. I tailor my tutoring per student to allow them to explore their own approach and eventually take off the training wheels for...

...program called Hope Dealers Inc., which is specifically designed to benefit adolescent students and high school students in the South side of Chicago area. During the spring breaks of my sophomore and junior year of college, myself and fifteen other Men of Morehouse traveled to Chicago, Illinois to mentor and serve as a beacon of...

...am taking a year off before starting my residency program (the program required for doctors to specialize). I have a passion for learning and teaching others topics related to math and science including chemistry, mathematics up to calculus, anatomy/physiology, and biology. As a life-long student and teacher in medicine, I look forward to using this...

Hi there and thank you for choosing to view my profile. I would like to assist those who need help with a variety of topics not limited to math and economics. Previously served as a mentor in the Atlanta school area I look forward to being of help and service.

...one of the most important things I've learned is that there's no such thing as being 'bad at math.' We all struggle for different reasons but a good teacher can make all the difference. I currently work as a graduate research assistant at GSU and have previously tutored at Mathnasium in Buckhead. I come from...

I am a certified teacher, and I really enjoy helping my students grow in their literature, composition, organizational, and life skills! The skills we learn in language arts stick with us for life -- you will use these skills in every career!

...2015 at the University of Georgia. Two years later, I finished my Master's in German Literature at UGA as well. I have since taught German to students from ages 10-80. I love working with German students because learning German was such a fun and meaningful experience for me! My teaching style is very student-centered. In...

...theclinical coordinator for all Phase 2 Radiology Students receiving on the job training.Most of my experience has been with Department of Defense health care activities ranging from Level I trauma Centers to outpatient clinics servicing military personnel and theirfamily members. I received my first opportunity to work with a civilian agency in 2015 when I...

...at Georgia State University. I'm studying finance, and have a passion for teaching math, English, social studies, and science all at the elementary and middle school level. I have a background as a math tutor for elementary and middle school level kids for about 2 years, and was a nanny for another 2, so working...

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...teaching experiences in Asia, Europe, Africa, and the United States, have given me an understanding and appreciation of multiculturalism and diverse learning styles that better enable me to interact with students. I am a graduate of Boston University (M.A. International Relations) and Saint Michael's College (M.A. Teaching English as a Second Language). I specialize in...

...only in abilities, but also in learning styles. I see myself as a facilitator, designed to help children to develop their potential by believing in them and setting high expectations. I will teach to the needs of each child so that all learners can feel capable and successful. I will present a curriculum that involves...

...time over a number of lectures. I have experimented with graduated written work and this works very well at both introductory and higher levels. My writing assignments are eccentric and I require source defenses. Combined, my approach to writing assignments allows the student to develop the skills they need to do my assignments and builds...