Award-Winning Tutors serving Montrose-Ghent, OH

...has a different learning style, and I will do my absolute best to not only ensure the student will be able to understand the learning material, but also to enjoy the experience as well in a matter catered to their specific style. Thank you for you consideration, and I hope to be able to work...

...a student's face when they realize that they are learning and have grasped a concept makes everybody's hard work worth it. Currently I am a General Studies College Instructor and Career Services Advisor and I have experience in teaching pre-k, kindergarten, and 5th grade. I have worked with special needs students and molded my teaching...

...of Arts in Public Policy. I am also a graduate of University School, where I earned my high school diploma. While at US, I would travel after school to Citizens Leadership Academy to help students with reading and homework. During the summer before entering college, I found a love for tutoring when local parents asked...

...sure that those areas that are most challenging finally begin to make sense. There is nothing that you cannot learn when you place your best efforts into allow yourself to feel safe with making mistakes and learning from them. As a tutor, I guarantee that we will explore the areas you find challenging to learn...

Get service from a certified mathematics teacher (grades 7-12) who holds a masters degree in curriculum and instruction with an endorsement in gifted education. Services can be tailored to meet any students needs through multiple means of instruction and visual aids through the use of technology.

...I have also spent time learning a second language, and I understand how difficult the experience can be. I minored in German language at Kent State University and in 2014, I completed a two-month language course at the Goethe Institute in Germany. I continued to work in arts and education as a Director's assistant at...

I am a very social person and love getting to know others. I have good communication skills and find it easy to relate and empathise with adults and children. I have over 10 years of classroom experience in a primary school setting, I also have experience tutoring, as well as some day care experience.

...to my college degree, I received my TESOL certification at the age of 15 and taught English in Hangzhou, China. As the child of an educator, I was brought up to recognize the fascinating aspects of the profession. As a result, I have been able to form an objective opinion about education as a profession....

...Education. I am a licensed teacher for preschool through 5th grade. I have been working children and students for many years through babysitting, nannying, and student teaching throughout college. In my student teaching experience, I worked with students in a wide age range and with a wide range of abilities. I believe that the best...

...the other subjects I help students conquer. I firmly stand by the statement that every person has the ability to learn, just in different ways. I have experienced this on a day to day basis not only with my own siblings and children, but the students at Tri-C who have learned how to learn. They...

...been good because I help them understand in an easy way in order for them to grasp the concepts. My teaching philosophy would be to help the student reach their own set goal, whatever it may be. I will help with them activities and assignments that are due, help in memorizing and studying for tests,...

As an adjunct professor of finance, I enjoy helping individuals find their way within the finance and business worlds. As a swimming coach, I enjoy helping individuals reach their goals. I am patient and kind and have been in your shoes. I am a strong tutor with the Series 65, 66, and 7.

I am an experienced and learned creative writer with a passion for helping students achieve a higher level of expression particularly with regards to the writing of poetry, fiction and essays. An encouraging and enthusiastic mentor for imaginative minds.

...their learning. Not only does this allow my students to demonstrate metacognition, but they can continuously reflect on how they can improve. This is crucial when a student is studying a topic they have little interest in and have met with little success. I understand that my role as their teacher is to look for...

...accepted, appreciated, and celebrated. One will also hear the chit-chat of learning students as they engage in what they are learning. What is your role in your ideal classroom? Why do you envision yourself in this position? My role in my ideal classroom involves a more student-centered approach, which would allow students to take control...

...without the struggle. I want them to be able to enjoy and learn about their favorite topics without hating it. I believe STEM is an amazing field filled with so many opportunities. Students only need to be handed the correct resources to be successful in it. With the correct tutoring and motivation, anyone can come...

...workings of the government. After working to promote the welfare of our service men and women; I decided to further my education and attend graduate school. I enrolled in Earlham College’s Arts and Teaching program where I learned the pedagogy of holistic education. I received a Master’s Degree in Education and I currently hold licensures...

...on as a teacher. To be able to positively influence the learning processes of a student, especially through one-on-one tutoring is very fulfilling. I obtained my Msc degree in Civil engineering from Southern Illinois University, and PhD from the University of Akron. I have been teaching engineering and math-related courses for the past 5 years....

...high school classrooms. I graduated cum laude from the State University of New York at Geneseo, where I earned a BA in English. I have two Master's Degrees: an M.Ed. from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, and an MFA in Creative Writing from West Virginia University. I enjoy helping students recognize the relationships among reading,...

...but I really believe it's true! Even if it's a topic you think you already know, everyone comes to "know" something a little differently, and you never know how just subtle differences in the words someone else uses to explain something might lead to a new or better understanding (or maybe just a better way...