Award-Winning Tutors serving New Hampshire

I am currently a computer science and economics student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. I have taken various Mathematics and Science courses as well as economics classes. I look forward to helping students understand and comprehend the material in their courses in order to reach their full potential.

...experience, support for students comes in many forms, and I hope to be a guiding presence for you in your academic journey, whether it is to calm nerves around standardized testing, make sure you ace your next history test, or help you submit a research paper you are substantially proud of, I can be a...

...passion. I've developed apps and websites, and have taught a programming class to elementary school students, and I plan to tutor computer science and programming. Besides tech, I also like reading, and have a particular knack for the English and Reading portions of the ACT and SAT. My philosophy for test taking success is to...

...He gathers as much information about his students' learning styles as possible in order to plan the best path forward. Spontaneity and humor are also tools in his teaching repertoire. "Humor is essential for helping people overcome obstacles, in learning and in life," he says. While in college, Mark taught at a private learning center...

...strategies to students to strengthen their decoding and comprehension skills. Units of Study for Primary Writers from Teachers College in New York has been a program I have taught to help young students become stronger writers. I teach Wilson Fundations Phonics program K-2 which includes vocabulary and spelling. I am available to talk with families...

...from the grades K-12, as well as college level. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about math. I believe that education is critical to living life to its fullest and try to encourage students to enjoy the process! In my spare time, I enjoy singing and spending time with...

...school math teacher of 20 years, and I have tutored countless math students from grades 7-12. I may be the most patient math teacher students will ever have, and I try to not just show math skills, but help students understand the language of math in general and algebra in particular. I have worked successfully...

I have a degree in Accounting and a JD. I am self-employed doing bookkeeping and taxes. ... Learning is useful and people are different. I will explain the material in such a way that it makes sense to the person I am teaching, because we are more likely to remember things that we actually understand.... I will get the goals for tutoring and an idea of what material will be covered. Then we will start going...

...helping students succeed. My professional life began as a biochemist and intellectual property attorney. After practicing law for five years, I attended grad school at Stanford, graduating in 2012. This background allows me to support students in a fairly large number of subjects. I look forward to working with you and helping you bring all...

...students accomplish their goals and gain confidence in their own abilities. To help achieve these mutual rewards, my teaching style enhances engagement and learning by: 1) empowering students to become more independent learners; 2) adapting to students' learning-styles, and 3) creating a positive and supportive learning environment. While I am a life-long learner who loves...

...sophomore at Cornell University studying neuroscience as my major and math as my minor. Even at college I have continued tutoring. I am on the E-board for our tutoring club. I also lead a study section for college students currently taking Comparative Physiology. For Varsity Tutors I tutor in the following subjects: biology, psychology, algebra,...

...have 2 B.S. degrees and an M.S. For fun I do martial arts, read, and play pub trivia and board games with friends. I am an avid stamp collector as well. I also (sort of) like to travel. Hate the travel part, but enjoy myself once I get there :). Outside of the US, I...

...peer tutor in the Economics department for two years, and I was also a member of the varsity rowing team. After college, I taught elementary school English in South Korea for two years before becoming a rowing coach. I love to travel, read, and learn, and I love to share knowledge and learning experiences with...

...A lot of my peers knew about my tutoring experience, and I assisted them on the weekends with their math problems. I believe that you understand and learn more by teaching. Which is why when I tutor my peers, I initially explain to them the important informations/steps needed to solve a particular math problem, and...

...Once the programming concepts are understood the actual writing of code becomes much easier. I also spend time finding out what the student feels he/she has difficulty understanding. We will also review code that is already written so I can analyze the student's understanding of this code. I have a passion for helping others experience...

...State University in Reading Instruction. I believe in teaching students with authentic material that will make them excited to learn. Learning through stories is one of my most excited passions and hope my students get excited about it too! Outside of teaching and working with children, I enjoy being in the outdoors taking walks, relaxing...

...about English, Literature, and History. Despite only being in this role for a couple of years, I've received tons of positive comments from my students. I've collected and held onto the various notes and letters of thank-you's, some claiming that I am why they passed their classes. Succeeding in this task is so much more...

I am currently pursuing my second undergraduate degree in an accelerated nursing program. I obtained my first undergrad degree in applied biomedical sciences. I am hoping to work with students applying for colleges, as I have recently gone through this myself and am up to date on what colleges are looking for. I am looking...

...all levels of math (from pre-algebra to calculus). I now teach high school math, most recently Geometry, Algebra II and Pre-calculus. I strive to make math easy for students to understand. I use many different strategies to help students understand and I am extremely patient. I look forward to working with you!

My name is Christin Monroe and I have a PhD in Chemistry from Princeton University I am an educational counselor and math/ science specialist for the Upward Bound Programs and am an adjunct in the Chemistry department. I have a passion for helping make STEM fields more approachable and relatable for students.