Award-Winning Tutors serving Marana, AZ

...Physics. My first career was in Chemical/Environmental Engineering. I "retired" from that career when my children were born and I began teaching these subjects after my children started school. My son and daughter are now both in college. I have taught high school middle school in the past. Many students came to me outside of the classroom for help in math and science. In my free time I enjoy making quilts, birdwatching, and genealogy. I love...

...because it helped me to have a much better understanding of the human body as well as the social aspects of nursing. From there I went on to become a nurse educator, teaching students as well as my peers. I found this to be very fulfilling and rewarding. I was not only helping my students to excel but learning along the way! I also am a certified yoga and Reiki instructor. I have been teaching...

...have a nine year old daughter, and have recently become an Auntie for the first time, to a lovely baby boy whom I adore! I attended Prescott College, earning bachelor's degrees in both Ed and Elementary Ed. I maintained a 4.0 GPA during my undergrad. I attended Full Sail University, earning a Master of Fine arts in Writing, and my GPA was 3.7. I have also earned a Certification in Counseling for Gender Diverse Population...

...of lab and field based applications of chemistry, biology, and engineering principles to help achieve environmental quality standards. I have held project management positions responsible for the development and execution of standard operating procedures, health and safety plans, data collection, analysis, and summarization. Analyses and research has been conducted on regulated and emerging organic and inorganic contaminants in soils, submerged sediments, drinking water, wastewater, surface water and ground water systems around the country.

...always found value in seeing someone progress in their work. This includes my time as a history/music/theater teacher as well as my personal time teaching private guitar/mandolin lessons. The only important factor for me was if the student improved. However, it did not start out that way. In college, I often studied in groups so that we could teach one another the material. I always felt that was the best way to internalize and comprehend...

...University of Arizona working towards my MS in Statistics. In addition to teaching all grades of high school, I have also tutored from elementary to college level math. Basically, I am a math geek and love all areas of mathematics and am qualified to teach college algebra, first semester calculus, AP calculus, geometry, GRE quantitative, and undergraduate statistics. My tutoring or teaching philosophy is that it is great to know the subject material, but if...

...as a Korean Linguist and 14 years as an analyst for the Department of Homeland Security. I have taught basic Korean language and Korean culture to elementary school students and tutored elementary, middle school, and high school students in Math. My passion in teaching is helping students find a way to make Math concepts click for them. I have always loved Math and I love being able to help students take a subject that may...

...and traditional programs. Before starting at UTEP, I worked med-surge and cardiac drug research for several years. I then moved into Quality Management and bariatric surgery. My areas of interest include chronic illnesses, mindfulness and stress, renal, and currently COVID-19. I am board-certified Holistic Nurse, Nurse Educator, and a Plane Tree Fellow. I was inducted into the Global Academy of Holistic Nursing this summer. I am also certified as a Mindfulness Life Coach, Meditation Guide,...

...I am a versatile and effective academic support agent: >I can easily connect ideas and patterns across many disciplines >the way I have learned to contextualize new content to be more personally relevant (more effective memory consolidation) can be used as a frame of reference in assisting other's make personally relevant connections >ability to access creative and abstract methods of problem solving >most importantly my belief that there is no 'one-size-fits-all' method to learning

I have two master's degrees in geography, and an undergraduate degree in history. I specialize in research and organizational skills for older students, and confidence-building for younger students.

...students realize that, yes, they could write their essays and papers!--even when they had been convinced they couldn't. I ended up teaching and tutoring many different kinds of writing, so I am able to "speak" business, legal, academic, and even creative writing. It's wonderful that I can now help students via computer, and am no longer limited to just in-person work. Writing is fundamental to almost everything in life, and it's my privilege to help...

...GED,SAT,ACT prep and have taught students from grades six through twelve, both in the U.S. and internationally, including in China and Venezuela. My teaching philosophy emphasizes two-way communication; I actively engage with students, encouraging them to articulate their understanding and strategies. This interactive approach not only clarifies concepts like functions but also fosters a supportive learning environment. I am excited about the opportunity to continue making math accessible and enjoyable for all students.

...System helping high school students with Algebra and Geometry. I also enjoy teaching higher-level mathematics such as Calculus and introductory proof-based theory, and believe that a solid foundation in the applications of mathematics are important to instilling the fundamentals. Besides math, I love studying computer science as well, and currently work in both a Genomics lab and Particle Dynamics lab at my university, utilizing applied mathematics through computational tools like java and python. In my...

...a perfect score of 800 on the SAT Math portion. I took every AP math course available to me in high school: AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, and AP Statistics; receiving scores of 5, 5 (with a 5 on the AB subsection), and 3 respectively. I also have extensive experience in dealing with ADD/ADHD in relation to both academia and day-to-day life. But more important than all of this is the fact that I,...

...I am focused on providing individualized solutions to the challenges students face in their intellectual growth. I look for the student's unique perspective and gifts as a means to empower them into techniques for deeper and more effective learning. Outside of tutoring, I am a professional jazz musician and have a decade of experience teaching music. I specialize in woodwind instruments. I look forward to working with students regardless of background or academic history. Let the...

...that reflects the blood, sweat, and tears that you put into your classes. I have experienced that not only with my own classes but with students who I helped guide and tutor. I am amazed at the feats that have come with math and science and for that reason I want to share my love for those topics. There is always more to learn (especially still being an undergrad) but that is the most exciting...

...Michigan. I keep in touch with famous research mathematicians to this day. I can teach/tutor most economics and all econometrics. I took the doctoral level sequence as an undergrad, and I keep in touch with professors at Harvard and Princeton (my mentor at Michgan passed away recently). I also know economists from the President's Council of Economic Advisors when I was in the White House. I spent 40 years writing briefs and learning writing skills...

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...University of Arizona with a BA in Creative Writing and a minor in English. I have been practicing English composition for years and have experience analyzing literature from Beowulf up to the modern day. I take a student-centric approach to tutoring/teaching, focusing on helping students discover answers for themselves in a supportive environment. When I'm not working, I can generally be found writing the next chapter in my novel or teasing out the plot of...