Award-Winning Tutors serving Mead, WA

...each student is different and has a different learning style than the next. I believe in working to find that specific learning style and using it to help hone student comprehension. My interests outside of tutoring are fishing, snowboarding and pretty much anything outdoors. I enjoy traveling and getting to know different places not only...

I love it when students get that "Aha" moment when learning something difficult! I've been teaching science for 9 years and that just never gets old. Each student has their own way of learning and my goal is to recognize and adjust my style to fit each students learning needs.

...guide them through various projects and assignments. I was also asked to give lectures and exams when professors were absent. I am currently volunteering as a legal advisor and translator for World Relief Spokane which provides assistance to immigrants moving to the United States. In addition to volunteering I dedicate a substantial portion of my...

I am a recent graduate of a Bachelor's degree in Special Education and Elementary Education. I am excited to teach students and expand their knowledge to the full extent of their potential.

A relatable and fun tutor (I promise), with a BS in Applied Economics. Let's figure out that tough homework, prepare for tests, and collaborate together!

...as a Substitute Teacher on both the west and east side of Washington State working with a broad range of ages and abilities mainly at the elementary level but also teaching German and other subjects at the High School level. I really enjoy the unique challenges of working with all age groups and mainly enjoy...

...classroom and in the lab. I was also a Supplemental Instruction leader for biology and helped students with content outside of the classroom. I also taught dance to ages 6-18 with a company in Wenatchee called StageKids Washington. In my spare time, I love to dance, play piano, do theater, hike, ski, and read. I...

...get that time. That's where I come in. I love being that person who can give that student the time and compassion they need to help building their confidence while at the same time help them look at a subject in a way they understand it. For me, when a student succeeds, that's my success....

...it in a context that is both valuable and easy to remember. Everything connects, and I like to help students see for themselves how using the "big picture" to understand psychology can be helpful in everyday life (not just in your studies)! I'm also a fan of work "smarter, not harder"- so I'm also down...

Hi, I'm Linda. I've had a long career in the private and public sector as an analyst and project manager. But I have also taught and tutored all ages in basic to more advanced levels of mathematics, and I love to teach! I am particularly good and helping students get through math "blocks." ... My teaching philosophy is what I would call quasi-Socratic. I watch students as they work through problems and ask questions to try...

...the University at Albany, SUNY. Since leaving academia, I have worked as a Software Engineer and have an extensive knowledge of computer science. While I can tutor various subjects, I am most passionate and knowledgeable about Philosophy and Logic. I have a great love for education and the way that it enriches life. I want...

...(and growth-oriented) experience! I graduated from a private liberal arts college in 2005 with a Bachelor of Arts in English and stayed to complete a Master's in Teaching. When I'm not teaching or tutoring, I enjoy reading immersive novels, trying new foods from around the world, and playing board games with my 8-year-old.

..."get it", makes teaching worth it. I began my post-secondary education at San Mateo Community College and transferred to San Jose State University where I completed my Bachelor of Arts in Biology with a concentration in teaching and a minor in Geology; I also earned my teaching credential in Biology at SJSU. I completed my...

...furthering my own education has given me a passion for helping others become excited about learning math and science as well. I began tutoring Algebra when I was in high school and tutored high school and college students in Pre-calculus, Algebra 2, and Biology while at the University of Idaho. I enjoy tutoring students because...

...those whom I teach. When working with my clients, my first priority is to learn how they see and experience the world. This gives me a better understanding of their learning style and provides insight into how to connect concepts to their own experiences. In making these connections they are able to increase their ability...

...working with those who are learning challenged. This can range from a person who is a non-native English speaker to someone with ADHD/Autism. If you need to take a certification test, I can quell your nerves. I will tutor/coach/mentor you through the subject at hand and in process, impart in you a set of skills...

...with students who struggle in mathematics and writing. Through this work, I have helped numerous students who lacked foundational knowledge in mathematics learn the material to the extent that it opened career options for them and they ended up successfully going into STEM fields. Students I have helped with writing have improved their skills to...

...name is Matt and I am a father of 3 great kids. I work as a perfusionist in cardiac surgery. My job is to stop someones heart from beating and to then keep them alive while the heart is still. I spent two years living in Mexico learning from the people. I lived mainly in...

...being able teach. So I started doing a little math tutoring with young people. I have been a professional accountant for 15 plus years and could definitely help a student through their accounting courses. Math was my specialty in high school and I am pretty good with my training skills in the areas of Algebra...

...early love of logic and problem solving drove me to math, as did a love of communication to education. My first experience in teaching math came from helping friends with their homework after school. This blossomed into paid peer tutoring jobs; first at the middle school level, then eventually at the college level. These days...