Award-Winning Tutors serving Norton, VA

...in Spanish, studying in Mexico and visiting other Spanish-Speaking countries, completing Spanish courses at the Masters level to becoming a Spanish teacher myself! I even took some courses in French and studied abroad in the south of France to improve my skills. I love tutoring conversational Spanish and French because it's the most fun! I...

...in Elementary Education. I am in my fourth year working for a Virginia County Public Schools! I am an Old Dominion University Alumni, Go Monarchs! As a teacher and a mother, I am thoroughly assured that I understand the desire for our children to be successful in school. I hope to instill and encourage a...

Detailed-oriented and self motivated educator with over 10 years of teaching experience. Proficient in differentiating instruction to meet the needs of my students.

...statements, medical school applications, interview prep, and overall strategy. I understand how overwhelming this path can feel, and my goal is to be a reliable, encouraging, and honest resource for students at every stage. Above all, I value clarity, patience, and thoughtful communication. I'm here not just to help students succeed on exams, but to...

My name is Briaunna and I am here to help you work you through any studies that you may need help in. I believe that every student has the ability to pass any subject that comes along even if it means using a little extra help.

...power of writing. Every year brought new twists to my adventure as a teacher and my students' adventure in learning. In reading Charles Dickens' Oliver Twist, we explored child labor from the middle 1800's to the early 1900's. Using primary sources from the Library of Congress, we found children in England working in coal mines...

As a trained teacher I want to help my students succeed. The most rewarding thing for me is to see my students to have their breakthroughs through my creative and meaningful teaching methods. Teaching is fun when my students have fun learning.

...(even standardized tests, which require critical thinking!) and a student's goals, and it's usually bigger than it first appears. A star athlete doesn't just need to pass English to graduate; she needs to be able to write a well organized and error-free letter. In time, I'd hope to become the kind of tutor a student...

...clear communication, and strong leadership. But my story isn't a straight path. Like many, I've faced challengesboth personally and professionally. These experiences have fueled my commitment to make a difference in the lives of others. I'm driven by a vision: to create a world where people not only succeed in their current goals, but also...

Hard-working senior at Old Dominion University working in biological research that loves to help others! I am currently open to tutoring Organic Chemistry and Japanese students.

"It is important for me to understand how my students learn in order to give them the best learning experience possible."

...I write music, play several instruments, and sing in my spare time and at my church on Sundays. I also enjoy learning and speaking Spanish in my spare time. I am also currently learning Koine Greek which was the common Greek spoken in the early first century in Europe and the Middle East. I enjoy...

...their ability. That being said, I will also recommend fun resources like Spanish songs to listen to or movies to watch outside of lessons, so students can expose themselves more to the language on their own time in an exciting way. Overall, my tutoring philosophy centers around "the three P's": positivity, perseverance and practice. With...

...towards a Master's Degree in Physical Education and her Personal Training Certification. She is a former au pair and nanny who loves to tutor any subject, especially foreign languages! Meg has been a substitute teacher for nearly 7 years and she enjoys helping students achieve their very best. Her teaching style is unique, listening and...

...for nearly four years). I understand how it feels to be working hard and not seeing results when you take a test or hand in a lab report. My academic success came only after having struggled to figure out the study habits and techniques that work best for me. I encourage students to work hard,...

...is able to work well with others. These attributions along with a positive attitude are the least of what is offer my graduate school program and what I can offer to the students I tutor. I will work tirelessly to positively push my students toward achieving academic goals that will benefit us the remainder of...

...the specialized writing genres have emerged to compete with academic writing for recognition in the composition classroom. However, these genres may be too occupationally grounded to meet the needs of entering students who have yet to choose a major and whose primary objective is to receive an academic degree. Accordingly, one of my chief pedagogical...

I believe that all students can be successful in math when they have been given an opportunity to develop a positive attitude about learning, the right tools, and a teacher that meets them at their lowest point, only to help escalate them to their full potential.

...interactive practice to make learning feel practical and rewarding. What I enjoy most is watching students grow more confident over time, especially when they start expressing themselves more freely in English. That moment when something finally "clicks" is what makes teaching so meaningful to me. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy studying languages myself, dancing, and...

...This will be my 10th year as an educator, nine of those I was also a Varsity football coach. I have a masters degree in Special Education from Cambridge College, and a bachelors degree in History from Christopher Newport University. My background has taught me how to create differentiated teaching styles for children from kindergarten...