Award-Winning Tutors serving Medina, MN

...attended preschool through 11th grade in the U.S. and received my high school (international baccalaureate) diploma from an international boarding school in Hong Kong. During college, I studied Mandarin Chinese and Korean. I completed 6 months of study abroad in South Korea. I have extensive 1:1 tutoring experience. In college, I worked as a teacher...

...an experienced National Registry facilitator and tester. My EMT classes have enjoyed a 100% first-time pass rate for the last 7 years. I currently work as Paramedic for the busiest service in Minnesota as well as for a small town service an hour south of Saint Paul. I look forward to helping students achieve their...

...programs, and school environments. These settings have given me the opportunity to experience working with students from various cultures and backgrounds. The students I have worked with range in grade levels from elementary school all the way through college. I tutor in English, Art, Phonics, Reading, Social Studies, Social Sciences, Writing, essay editing, some test...

...passion for learning with others. I find that any student can succeed when they feel valued by an attentive, enthusiastic, and patient teacher. I am creative and enjoy thinking from several viewpoints, which allows me to engage students of all learning styles. Although I tutor a variety of subjects, I especially love English, Literature, and...

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...design, environment design, concept art, and storyboarding, and I'm also skilled in creative writing and world-building. I've designed and illustrated projects such as character reference sheets, character illustrations, environment references, YouTube video covers, video game environment art, and comic pages. I love to nerd out about videogames and tabletop games, and love to hear about...

I am a recent graduate of St. Olaf College, where I received a B.A. (magna cum laude) in Philosophy with a concentration in Film Studies. I plan on pursuing a MA in Philosophy from The New School for Social Research. I am highly dedicated and detail oriented in both academic and professional pursuits.

...my main passion is helping students in any age range realize their language learning potential - even if they are 65 years old! (I have had 65 year old EFL students so it's possible!) With my background of teaching a broad range of topics from Biology concepts to linguistic structures, one thing that never changes...

I have been an educator for over 25 years. I have experience teaching and leading in three countries and I am fluent in English and Spanish. I hold a Master of Education and a Doctorate in Education as well.

...nursing student who crushes dosage calculations like a puppy going through chew toys, with perseverance and energy! I have a strong writing background and am making gains in understanding nursing/NCLEX-style questions. I am very active and play in several community sports leagues. I am available for tutoring at odd hours of the day and weekends...

...studies in graduate school in the future. My favorite subject to tutor is linguistics because it is such a relatively new field, and it leaves so many opportunities for learning for both the tutee and the tutor. I believe teaching and tutoring plays a large role in shaping a person's passion for learning, and sometimes...

...from high level programming to low level logic and circuit design. I am also experienced with supporting STEM subjects such as mathematics, physics, and electronics. Outside of the scholastic world and my workplace, I enjoy spending time playing videogames, woodworking, exploring the outdoors, and generally learning about and exploring the world around me.

...with how students are doing, often before I tell them how I think they are doing. This constantly dialogue allows us to form a better connection and does nothing but allow me to teach and the student learn better. I want to know their goals, interests, hobbies, learning styles, and anything and everything in between....

...goals and potential. I encourage my students to "make it their own" by nurturing a feeling of ownership and accountability in the learning process. I feel it is important to have integrity and "walk the walk" as a teacher; thus I am committed to my own ongoing learning and development as a teaching professional.

...University. While working during my gap year, I was a professional tutor for Eye Level Learning Center, where I taught Math and English to Pre-K-6th grade students. After beginning my MA degree, I began working as a Teaching Assistant at the University of Minnesota working with undergraduate students of various ages. I am a firm...

...computer science and mathematics and a physics minor. As part of my master's program, I held an assistantship teaching first-year calculus for three semesters (after one semester of training), and I have worked with individual students for several years through private tutoring work. I've also worked as a teaching assistant for linear algebra and later...

...Arabic tutor. Through my tutoring for the Asian and Middle Eastern Department here at UMN, I have learned that I love to help people learn. I love teaching people and making them as successful as possible, while also showing them that learning is a fun and exciting thing. Although I've only tutored the Arabic language,...

...I love sharing that love with other people. Technology is also a passion of mine and I have experience helping people get up to speed with helpful skills for the professional environment. As a tutor, I believe that everyone benefits from encouragement - so many times the barrier to learning is confidence! Students often know...

...always enjoyed helping kids with their English studies. I also have been a columist for my local newspaper for the past two and a half years. Writing has always been a passion of mine and writing a bi-monthly column has been an absolute thrill. I also have worked with my children on their college application...

I believe that I was born to teach introductory economics to young people. I love to experience that aha moment when a student sees the connection between what they are learning about economics and what they see in their own world.