Award-Winning Tutors serving Mount Ida College, MA

...Boston University majoring in Biology. In the past, I have been a peer tutor to students my age and have typically taken a relatable and patient approach to teaching. I usually like to focus on ways to approach and tackle problems, rather than landing on a straightforward answer and moving on. Biology is my favorite...

...engineer/business analyst. In my free time I enjoy martial arts and traveling. I took the GMAT a few weeks ago and did very well. All the learning techniques and tricks are fresh in my mind so I'll be sure to raise your score! I also enjoy tutoring math and science. Looking forward to working with...

...start working with you all. My name Will and I'm currently a student and writing tutor at Oberlin College. I'm here to help you develop your own writing voice and ability, as well as to engage with your ideas themselves. I'm certain we'll be able to make good progress and have a good time working...

...in English and Spanish and looking forward to learning French. I have extensive experience working with children of all ages, including special needs. I'm very patient and I believe that people learn best when they are having fun and can apply it to relatable scenarios. I look forward to working with you!

...many creative and technical writing classes. I love finding different ways to organize information to maximize learning and absorption and helping others to improve their writing and reading comprehension. I understand how frustrating it can be to struggle with difficult topics, and I'm here to help. I look forward to working with you!

...college next year. As someone who spent her childhood intimidated by STEM subjects, I understand the importance of creating a kind, positive and high energy learning environment for students. In addition to Math, I am also happy to tutor reading and writing, as well as proofread. The study of Classical languages provides a unique understanding...

...a question, and moreover that my time is best spent on students who are struggling with the topic at hand - students who already "get it" don't really need my help, after all. In my spare time, I have generic nerd hobbies, i.e. videogames, reading, etc. Besides that, I attend a rock climbing gym (which...

...graduated from Tufts University, where I majored in Geology, and minored in Computer Science and Philosophy. I was a volunteer tutor with the Leonard Carmichael Society, a teaching assistant for Intro to Computer Science, and a tour guide at the American Museum of Natural History in NY. I believe that learning math and science can...

...with my students. In my free time, I love to read, especially science fiction, fantasy, and big, shaggy 19th century novels. I also enjoy hiking, camping and backpacking. Being new to the Boston area, I am looking forward to learning more about the area, especially all things book, library and history related.

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...from my own experience that patience, hard work, and a sense of humor make all the difference in learning a difficult thing such as Mandarin. In terms of teaching, I like to use as many real-life situations as possible, to bring the language to life. Learning a language is hard, but it should always be...

...history that brought us to where we are today. In the class room, I utilize multimodal methods of instruction to ensure that the lesson is getting though to the students. What works for one, doesn't mean it will work for the other. I figure out which method best fits each of my students and will...

...communication skills by frequently discussing materials with my instructors and fellow students. To check if I've mastered a particular concept, I often try to imagine how I would explain it to others. I believe strong oral communication, along with an enthusiasm for the material, is crucial to a satisfying learning experience, and I look forward...

My goal is to enable students of all ages to improve their french through hands-on, fun activities and lessons. Learning a new language opens up a whole new world, and being able to share that with students creates a unique feeling.

...at Harvard College studying Economics and Neurobiology. Since junior high, I have been a tutor, and I am comfortable whether the subject is English, calculus, or biology. I believe knowledge is most useful when you're able to integrate it into your everyday life. To that end, I would seek to learn from you and listen...

...it can also be a fun and exciting experience. I am committed to make your learning experience an exciting and pleasant one. We will work with grammar and pronunciation, but also speak about the subjects that interest you, current news, important issues that you care about. You will learn and became engaged in a new...

...University with a B.S. in Animal Science and a minor in Genetics. I am currently receiving my Masters in Education from Boston University. I have been a 7th grade science teacher for the last two years. My content focus has been Astronomy, Physical Science, and Chemistry. I am also certified in Biology 5-8 and Biology...

...currently working towards a Dental Doctorate degree at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. I took a gap year before starting dental school. During this time, I became a 7th-grade teacher; this experience shaped my understanding of the current educational needs in private and public institutions. Many children needed one-to-one tutoring, which I could not...

...a Cognitive Neuroscience track. As part of my degree, I have been a teaching assistant for undergraduate Psychology classes such as Cognitive Psychology and Cognitive Neuroscience. My research also requires extensive computer programming in languages such as Matlab and R. In addition to my Cognitive Neuroscience research, I enjoy playing the piano, which I started...