Award-Winning Tutors serving Marquette, WI

...most importantly, the experience. I am a graduate of the University of Wisconsin School of Education. I have a Secondary Social Science license in Wisconsin and am certified to teach U.S. History, World Civilizations, Western Civilizations, Political Science, and Geography. As well, I am certified to teach K-6 science in California. As a Peace Corps Volunteer in Sierra Leone, I taught English and Social Studies to primary and secondary students. I relocated to the San...

...familiar with the one-on-one setting that tutoring entails, and have a great knowledge of the French language. Fun-fact, I am actually a French citizen! My Dad was born in France, and I have spent several summers living in Marseille with my family. From pre-k through my senior year of high school, I attended a French academy in Chicago. I'm extremely passionate about everything involving the French culture, and I am excited to share my knowledge...

...studied physics at a liberal arts school, worked at Los Alamos National Laboratory, and did two years of work on a masters at University of New Mexico. I have taught lab courses in introductory physics and tutored college and high school students in physics and math. I am interested in making physics and math relatable to people who are not naturally adept at it. I have taken the SAT, the general GRE and the physics...

I tutor in the subjects of music theory, composition, music history, and guitar. I have been an educator for over a decade and am passionate about learning. My approach to teaching is built on empathy and I strive to create a safe, accessible, and encouraging learning environment for my students.

...most rewarding experiences in my life have been those where I have been able to help someone who struggles with academics. In my academic years I was an introvert. It was very difficult for me to engage in questions in the class setting. I am certain I would have benefited from a tutor for some of the difficult classes I had to take to earn my science degree. It is my greatest wish to help...

...was introduced to teaching while pursuing, and eventually completing, my Ph.D. in analytical chemistry. Teaching in a lecture setting was a largely impersonal process. I wanted to teach in a setting where the student was comfortable asking questions, which is not an easy task in a large classroom. Teaching for me has always been more rewarding when doing so in a one-on-one setting. In this scenario, I can easily tailor the lessons to the needs...

...writing experience and am passionate about advocacy and learning. I am a proponent of teaching the skills necessary for students to understand the process behind any subject and to apply these skills themselves. I've had a lot of experience with standardized tests, such as AP testing and the SATs, and I have strong abilities in primary and secondary math. I tutor History, English, SAT prep, and primary and secondary math up to Pre-Calculus. In my...

...for 34 years. One of the best parts of teaching is sharing my passion for the French language and culture with my students. Students tell me that my approach to learning is fun, energetic and accepting of mistakes. I enjoy everything about the learning process--from helping students develop new skills to finding ways to overcome the challenges along the way. To ensure success, it is important for me to help students discover what motivates them....

...experience teaching in both the elementary and middle school level, I am a passionate, patient educator that is dedicated to helping students reach their full potential. I tailor my teaching approach to ensure that every learner is getting their individual needs met to achieve academic success. My goal is to create a supportive, encouraging learning environment where students feel comfortable to ask questions, make mistakes, and grow from them. For whatever your needs might be,...

...of Wisconsin, Platteville. I began my teaching career as an associate professor at the University of Minnesota, School of Dental Hygiene. I have a combined 30 years of experience in education and clinical practice with an interdisciplinary background in Health and Wellness. In addition to teaching, I provide continuing education, patient education and practice management resources to dental professionals through Crest and Oral-B National website and have published for the American Dental Hygiene Association (ADHA)...

I love to work with math problems and help others learn. I am a friendly person and always respectful to others. I have a bachelor's degree in civil engineering and have sufficient experience in teaching math, trigonometry, geometry and their applications in the field. ... Trying to make the subject or problems more visual and more experimental, so the student could easily understand it.... Introductions and find out the student's level of understanding and interest, and...

...the demand of the job with 2 young children at home was difficult. To better balance my work and life, I accepted a job as a para-educator working with students in special education. I quickly fell in love with the job. After 6 years as a para- educator, I earned a Master's Degree in Special Education from Grand Canyon University. My experience working in the school, along with my experience as a parent of kids...

...those with special needs. I love finding ways to make difficult concepts digestible and (if possible) fun. I haven't forgotten what it's like to be a student; I used to hate math, and in high school my grades were barely passable. The key to learning and succeeding is not only to have a desire to learn, but to have a teacher that can match your learning style. I like to take time to get to...

...am a senior at Liberty University, earning my bachelor of science in psychology. I am in the honors program with a GPA of 3.97 and am a National Merit Finalist as a result of my PSAT and SAT scores from high school. I hope to pursue a master of science degree in occupational therapy beginning in the summer of 2020. I enjoy providing individualized attention and personal instruction to help students who might otherwise struggle...

...about web development. I later on became a Java Instructor for another bootcamp called Camp Createability. This new opportunity allowed me to help students learn how to game design and use Java as a programming language. From there I built up successful projects on my own and collaborated with other developers. What makes me passionate about tutoring PHP, Java, HTML, CSS and JavaScript is being able to bestow my knowledge in a simplified way that...

The LSAT is an incredibly difficult test. On my 176 LSAT score journey, I learned that there is a plethora of effective prep and testing strategies, and it is crucial to find the one that works best for you to reach your goal score. As someone who got admitted to several T14 law schools, I can also advise you on all things admissions related. See you soon!

...am Taiwanese and now live in Baraboo, Wisconsin, the United States. I like to travel. I have visited about over 30 states. Yellow Stone National Park is my favorite place. I like to play tennis as well. My tennis level is 3.5. In addition, I think I am an open-minded, friendly, and patient person. I like to make friends. Because of my personality, people like to make friends with me. As my profession, I like...

I think everyone has a passion in life, and mine is definitely teaching math. I was fortunate to study at some of the best institutions in the world including Harvard, the University of Chicago, Columbia University and Cornell University. I'm a teacher at heart and would love to help you reach your goals!

...community college and later specializing in working with neurodivergent students trying to adjust to college life. If that experience has taught me anything, it's that no two people learn in the exact same way! I firmly believe in getting to know my students and helping them learn how they work best, both so that I can more efficiently guide their study and so that can take charge of their own future learning. Though I've worked...