Award-Winning Tutors serving Oak Hill, TN

...literature. I also lead ACT prep courses for high school students every summer and give private guitar lessons. I foster a warm, friendly, student-centered learning environment that is positive, encouraging, and offers emotional security. My style is best described as kind, respectful, and upbeat. Student success is my #1 priority. Let me help you achieve...

...and secondary education. I have a passion for math and for teaching students. I have lots of experiences tutoring various types of students from volunteering at churches, to assisting a professor at Belmont University, to private tutoring. This is what I love to do, and I feel confident that I can be helpful.... I like to be focused on student thinking and guiding my practice on what they know.

...This is a place where you can share your feelings, your thoughts, and examine academic goals and ways to grow. I am equipped to help you learn and utilize the tools you need to ensure academic success. I am dedicated to starting where you are in your academic journey and helping you strive for growth...

...passion for helping students to reach their academic goals. My substantial background in teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students of the ages k-5th grade has given me the skills certain to bring out the best in each student. I also have a strong back ground in crafting, lesson plans, developing instructional materials, and assessing student progress....

...degree is in Environmental Science from Skidmore College and my master's degree is in City and Regional Planning from the Ohio State University. I am passionate about sharing my knowledge about these subjects to interested students. I would describe my teaching style as very interactive. I want our work together to be a dialogue, not...

...empowering students to reach their fullest potential. As a helping tutor in math, reading, Spanish, and various other subjects, I have witnessed firsthand the transformative impact that personalized guidance and encouragement can have on a student's academic journey. From a young age, I have been drawn to the art of teaching and mentoring. Growing up...

...graduate student studying biology, but I love all areas of STEM, including algebra and chemistry, and geology. I am also an educator with ADHD, so I love to share executive function strategies like time management and organization to help students with similar struggles. My graduate research centers around making biology education at the undergraduate level...

...Colombia where he met my mother. He was a Spanish professor. My mother is also a Spanish teacher. My rebellion was studying French. So now I am fully trilingual. I received my PhD in Comparative Literature and have a degree in Medieval Studies from The University of Paris-La Sorbonne. I've taught teens in France, college students...

My name is Isaac, and I am a student at the University of Denver! I've tutored people informally for a few years now, and I'm excited to work with Varsity. I can help with math up to pre-calculus, grammar, and especially biology. Science was my favorite subject in school!

...especially when they enjoy what they are learning. I love to meet new people from different backgrounds. I understand that not every student learns the same way, so I take a personal, tailored approach in my teaching. I am currently working toward my Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing and Psychology at Vanderbilt University. I...

Like many, I have had a winding journey to becoming a Certified Orton-Gillingham Teacher. I have always loved language and literacy. I earned my B.S. in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology from Andrews University in Michigan and my M.S. in Speech Language Pathology from Loma Linda University in California. I specialized in treating language disorders...

...love of reading, my love of children, and my love of teaching! I believe reading stories stimulates your child's imagination and helps your child learn about the world. Reading also develops your child's social skills and skills for managing emotions. I believe that children should have the opportunity to learn new skills and travel the...

...and I typically teach with analogies. I believe in a laid-back approach. In college, I double majored in biochemistry and psychology. I'm currently finishing up my MS in microbiology and working as a surgical neurophysiologist. I have tutored for roughly 13 years, and I have taught college-level biology. If I am unable to help due...

...but not tell you what to see." I firmly believe that empowering students and giving them the tools to be successful on their own is the best gift they can receive. Most of my experience is in high school teaching; however, I have worked with students in early intervention, preschool, kindergarten, elementary school, and middle...

...Wald and Castleberry (2002) provided in several great suggestions related to learning from each other when it comes to teacher improvement, learning, leadership, moral, school culture, student/faculty learning and life in general. The authors shared the following when it comes to assessment and learning that I also practice: 1. Understanding yourself. As learners we have...

...to ask questions, make mistakes (and learn from them), and practice what they have learned. This is what I prioritize during tutoring sessions I want to ensure that the students are both engaged and comfortable. This means that I like to tailor my lessons to fit each student; this is a practice that has proven...

...can help students gain confidence in their academic work. No one likes to study when they feel overwhelmed by the fear of failure, so I make morale a top concern. Once a student realizes he or she has the tools needed to succeed, school becomes fun again. After that, the rest is easy.

...teach Japanese. I believe there are two things more important than any other to learn: critical thought and understanding. The two go hand in hand. Only by understanding something can we engage it critically, and only by thinking critically can we truly understand something. My goal as an instructor is help my students gain these...

I am a recent FNP/DNP graduate from Belmont University, where I also got my nursing degree. I volunteered as a mentor and tutor for younger students in my program, and I love nothing more than encouraging others!

...This person has the interpersonal skills and qualities of a mentor while possessing the compassion, empathy, and patience of a parent. This person is able to work with students of all levels by being empathetic and being able to relate to them. A great tutor has the knowledge necessary to teach a student, but does...