Award-Winning Tutors serving Pacific County, WA

...gaining new information. Additionally, we all learn in our own, unique way. One of the most rewarding things I have experienced in education has been seeing the light bulb moment on a student's face when a concept clicks for them, whether after the initial lesson or additional one-on-one or small group work. In my free...

...division college chemistry courses for two years and my favorite subject to tutor would be general chemistry, although I have a deep fondness for organic chemistry as well. I believe that every new challenge is an opportunity for growth. Difficulties in learning are often frustrating but they serve as chances to better one's own learning...

...school where I taught middle school students French horn and always helped my friends with their math (which continued into college). In college I served as a undergrad TA in a Plant ID and Taxonomy course. I like to give alternative ways to approach subjects and problems and the weird tricks that helped me learn....

Hello! My name is David. I'm 34 years old. I have been teaching in Japan for the last seven years. I have a passion for teaching and experience teaching students of all ages and levels. I am relatable and professional. My goal is to teach according to each students' optimal learning style.

...I am a father of 3 great kids. I work as a perfusionist in cardiac surgery. My job is to stop someones heart from beating and to then keep them alive while the heart is still. I spent two years living in Mexico learning from the people. I lived mainly in the Yucatan peninsula. I...

...Bachelor of Arts in Linguistics from the University of Washington and also a Teaching Minor in German from Eastern Washington University. My teaching experience comes from five years as a Substitute Teacher on both the west and east side of Washington State working with a broad range of ages and abilities mainly at the elementary...

...English Language Learner (anyone foreign or domestic) The writen Language starts with speaking the language, speaking the language they hear, reading the language, depicted symbolically writen, and then writen. I find strengths and weaknesses through various assessments before, during and after each lesson with ease to the student who will have the lesson objective mastered...

...student at Eastern Washington University. I have my Associates of Arts and I am working on my Bachelors in Secondary Mathematics with a minor in Secondary Art. I have experience working with migrant students for Eastern's College Assistance Migrant Program, where students from migrant and seasonal farm worker backgrounds have access to resources to help...

...also worked as the manager for my college's writing center, which involved tutoring many college students from various backgrounds. Some of those students came on a walk-in basis - others I met with regularly. I have also taught ESL online for almost three years. All of these have been rich and rewarding experiences. In addition...

...experience that I developed a strong understanding of math and writing. Many students struggle in these areas, as I did, so it's my passion to use what I have learned to help others. I love sport activities and anything outdoors. My favorites are boating, fishing, and golf. I'm a competitor and a passionate person, so...

...what I do. I've been working with students for almost a half-decade now, and the one lesson I've learned about myself in that time is that helping others makes me feel as if I am helping the world. While that might seem like a grand application for my small role, I like to imagine that...

...want to show them that learning doesn't have to be frustrating. School can be a place that fosters learning and creativity, rather than a battleground of confusing texts and homework. By applying the proper learning techniques and putting in the time, school can become so much less stressful, and kids can focus on growing instead...

...like yourself who is pursuing a master's degree in the fall. I graduated spring of 2017 with a degree in biochemistry and molecular biology. I ultimately plan to go to medical school and become a doctor. Besides school, I enjoy playing basketball, hiking and traveling. For spring break I got a chance to travel to...

...took some coursework for a teaching certificate at Eastern State University. I then chose to pursue a career in public health where I now work in communicable disease epidemiology. I have always loved teaching and, while working in public health, I also coached volleyball at a variety of levels for elementary aged beginners to the...

...things when it comes to tutoring. First, I believe that every student has their own unique potential and gifts, and I believe that every student can reach them with the right tools and support. Second, I believe that when one has goals or desires, the best thing to do is to put everything you have...

...inside the classroom and out. I have a wide range of interests including, math, foreign languages, arts, music, history, literature, and many more. I am also interested in building skills that are fascinating to me. It is a deep desire of mine to continue to pass on the information and skills that I acquire to...

I am here to guide you toward your goals and achievements through utilizing what makes you tick. I find the learning style that will assist you to not only meet your goals, but to run pass it with a smile on your face and achievement gleaming in your eye!

...positive, energetic, and upbeat person by nature. I love teaching others and learning more about the world around me. I attended Beloit College (Go Bucs!) in Beloit, Wisconsin where I received my BA in History and submitted an Honors Thesis. The year after graduation I spent teaching English to university students in Kaifeng, China. I...

...tutor that works for them. That is where I come in! I love teaching both children and adults, and have worked in kindergarten classrooms, as well as provided one-on-one instruction to high school students and adults. I teach piano lessons as well, and will occasionally sing my instructions out of habit, which is always entertaining....

...The end goal in mind, other than solving the problem correctly or finishing up the assignment, is to feel a sense of accomplishment and success, which will increase the student's motivation for learning. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy a plethora of activities. This includes traveling and experiencing cultures, reading, cooking, arts and crafts, DIY home...