Award-Winning Tutors serving Martin Manor, GA

...research. In fact, I was twice recognized and awarded with an "Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award" and "Future Faculty Fellowship" by the University of Georgia (UGA)'s center for teaching and learning (CTL) as a result of my excellence and dedication in teaching undergraduate students. In addition to teaching, I enjoy writing and reviewing science ( biomedical...

...College/Adult students. Furthermore, I also tutored the school subjects of physics and chemistry sporadically, which are mathematically intensive as well. I feel there are several factors that makes a great tutor, including but not limited to an excited/enjoyable attitude, dedication, great enthusiasm, extensive knowledge of the subject matter, understandable dialogue, etc. The most important aspect,...

...everything else! If you have more than one topic you want to work on, I'm happy to help! Maybe you want to spend the first hour studying pre-calc for the ACT and a half hour writing your application essay? I'm happy to do it! Give me a chance and I guarantee, you will see results!

...teaching style to your learning style while maintaining the integrity of the curriculum; We will come to a mutual respect and comfort level so that learning is efficient and understanding is fluid; You are the sole focus of my attention, I will put my 110% towards helping you learn and not towards regurgitating facts.... The student must meet the teacher halfway; we can't help those who don't help themselves.

...helping students discover how fun and meaningful learning a new language can be. I love bringing Spanish to life through culture, conversation, and real-world examples that make each lesson engaging and relevant. My approach is always personally adapted to your goals, pace, and interests, so you can feel confident and enjoy the process. Whether you're...

I love helping people to learn. I want to help you get comfortable enough with the material that you can teach it to yourself. I'm comfortable with young kids (I have 2 myself) through college.

Aspiring physician. Graduated from Georgia State University with B.S. Chemistry, MS in Biochemistry, and MPH in Epidemiology. I lectured and tutored undergraduate epidemiology at GSU as a graduate teaching assistant. I get great satisfaction in helping people whether it is understanding a concept or building the best study habits.

...in class, and putting everything to song! Because my own kids' learning styles, personality, and attention spans vary so much, I have had to mix up how I present new material to each of them. I've applied that same technique of "mixing things up" to teaching the multiple grade levels in our co-op; not to...

...Language Composition, Literacy, and Special Education. I enjoy working with children and caregivers to serve each individual's unique needs as they learn. I aim to provide the best quality of education to each of my students using practical hands-on approaches, in order to enrich their life and reach their highest level of potential. During my...

...higher education and society in general and prepare them for future interactions with those who are different from them. I am also committed to having students attain a critical understanding of the theories and concepts to which they are exposed. Consequently, I stress the applicability of course materials to events both on and off campus....

...students have the capability to learn well, but each student learns differently. I like to take time to engage the student not only with problems to solve, but also with conversation making sure that they not only understand each step in the process, but also are able to apply what they learn in their own...

I'm a recent college graduate with a bachelor's degree in computer science. I consider myself to be a curious person and a creative problem-solver.

...Not only am I blown away by Tolkien's expansive imagination, I'm encouraged by the wisdom and perseverance of ordinary and extraordinary characters rising to the challenge of their world and doing "what they can for the succor of their time!" When I'm not teaching, I enjoy walking with my dog Winnie, journaling, and travelling. I've...

I am a husband, father, and accomplished writer. I feel best when helping others learn a love of reading, writing, great art, and literature as I have.

...I have three children who are now in high school and college and have tutored them through all of their advanced content and advanced placement math courses. I am currently an attorney in private practice, but have not lost my love of learning and my love of teaching. Tutoring is now my outlet for those...

I am a strategist. When you schedule me as a tutor, we will spend some time developing a relationship as well as understanding how you operate in the educational...

...learning theory, and creating accessible educational materials. I am excited to bring all of these experiences together to create a tailored learning experience for you. In my free time, I love checking out local festivals, reading psychological thrillers and sci-fi novels, doing outdoor yoga, hiking, and cheering on my kid at soccer games.

...am for sure of while in Grad school it's that everyone test differently. A little extra help from someone who has experience with taking the NBCOT exam is a great idea to ensure your success! I have a passion for helping OT New grads because I was once there and it makes all the difference...

I graduated from Duke University with a B.A in International Comparative Studies/Pre-Med and a minor in Cultural Anthropology. I love to see students finally have that "ah ha" moment. That is when I see that a student has gained confidence in a particular subject and when they are ready to take on more difficult problems!

...All my life I've enjoyed learning because when we learn, we grow as people and connect with the world around us. My biggest disappointments in learning have stemmed from poor teaching. This happens especially often in computer science because of the technical terminology and the amount of self-learning that teachers expect students to do. Having...