For my undergraduate education I attended Arizona State University and graduated with a Bachelor's in Communication and a Bachelor's in Psychology. Now, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Communication with an emphasis in Education. I currently work at Grand Canyon University as an Instructional Assistant for a few classes, meaning that I assist different professors with day-to-day tasks. Due to my job I work regularly with students in a variety of courses such as Sociology, Communication, and Psychology. I also help many students with their academic papers, lending a hand in terms of making sure they answer all parts of the paper and that everything flows smoothly. For me, the best moments are when I can sit down with a student that doesn't understand the content and through some time and effort, help them reach that "A-ha moment" where it all clicks together.

I am an educator with 7 years of experience, mainly in environmental education in informal learning spaces. I studied environmental biology and visual arts for my undergraduate degree, and am going to be starting a Master's program in plant biology and conservation this upcoming fall. My professional experience with education is mainly with students from elementary school to high school, but I also informally tutored throughout my time in college.

I am studying Chemical Biology in UC Berkeley. One of my passions is Organic Chemistry, which I used to loath but now enjoys after taking a year of it. Also, because I like helping others, I enjoys tutoring/teaching students who are struggling. During high school, I have tutored other high students after school on various subjects such as Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Latin. During college, I have held informal review sessions for General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry for my underclassmen. I tutored my roommate and one of my underclassmen in Organic Chemistry. Finally, with a Graduate Student TA, I co-taught a Organic Chemistry Lab class section , where I answer questions regarding lab material and demonstrate lab techniques. Currently, I am interested in tutoring Organic Chemistry, General Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, and CalculusThere are three things I love about tutoring. First, tutoring allows me to solidify my mastery on the material I teach, as I believe one can learn more by explaining concepts to other people. This leads to the second thing l love, which is that tutoring helps me to practice my ability to explain concepts in a concise, easy-to-understand manner without leaving behind important details. Finally, I enjoy tutoring because the experience of helping others itself is fulfilling to me.

Hey! I'm a rising sophomore at Georgia Institute of Technology. I love teaching and got a lot of practice from tutoring my brother. Physics is probably my favorite subject to teach.In my spare time, I produce music and play/watch a ton of basketball! (Feel free to talk to me about either)

I graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Studies from California State University. Then, I continued my education to receive my Master's in Special Education from Grand Canyon University. Since graduation, I have been in the Special Education field as a Resource Teacher, teaching students from K-8. I primarily teach 4th and lower grade Math. I am a strong believer in all students deserve to get the education they need and deserve, no matter what level they are at.

I am a native Spanish speaker, born in Uruguay, South America. I have always loved the law and teaching, that is why I decided to become and Attorney at Law and to teach at the same time. While working towards my degree and long after graduating , I taught English at public high schools and tutored middle school students helping them with the language.I think that in order to help students to learn a subject, you need to start by building their confidence in a stress-free environment. “Impossible” is not in my vocabulary; if there are difficulties, we try to figure a way out but we never give up.As a teacher, my main goals have always been to have my students communicate in the language as fluently as possible and to change their belief that grammar is hard and boring. I have the right strategies to show how it can be simple and fun.I moved to the US 10 years ago and continued studying at University of Phoenix, where I got a Masters Degree in the Administration of Justice and Security.My favorite tutoring subjects are English and Spanish; I have tutored both, making sure that my students are never afraid to communicate in a foreign language.On my spare time, I like to read, going for walks and swimming.I believe that people learn in different ways and at a different pace and that it is a teacher’s duty to plan accordingly.

I live in Phoenix, Arizona and have enjoyed the beautiful heat my whole life. I graduated from high school in 2007 and luckily got a scholarship to Arizona State University (ASU) and got my Bachelors in Science in Kinesiology. I am currently a tutor for chemistry and biology at Paradise Valley Community College and also am applying to pharmacy schools. My first couple years at ASU I was an undecided major, then I took Anatomy/Physiology and fell in love with the class. Unfortunately, ASU did not offer a physiology major, so I settled for Kinesiology: the study of human movement. I also took 20+ credits of chemistry and realized how awesome of a subject it also was. It is amazing how often chemistry and biology are used in our every-day lives. For this reason I love tutoring the subjects. There is no greater feeling than knowing I helped someone succeed in life, and I am lucky enough to get that satisfying feeling from tutoring. In addition to working and applying to graduate schools, I also volunteer at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America once a week and also at St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank once a week to feed the unfortunate. I love sports, go Suns and Cardinals! Lastly, I enjoy being active, from running to working out, I try to stay active.

I am a recent graduate of Eastern Washington University where I received my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering after taking various classes at the University of Washington. I have tutored mostly advanced subjects, including Computer Programming in various languages, such as MatLab and Java, 3D Modeling Computer-Aided Design with Solidworks, and Applied Electromagnetics. I am qualified to tutor Mathematics up through Calculus, and also starter Electrical Engineering classes, such as Circuit Theory and Digital Logic. I enjoy tutoring Algebra, Trigonometry, and Programming because they provide an understanding of patterns and logic, which I believe are useful problem-solving techniques that can be utilized throughout life. My tutoring style includes teaching how to efficiently and effectively set up and solve problems for tests and explaining real world applications for advanced math and how it relates to Electrical Engineering. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, hiking, weight lifting, healthy cooking, playing video games, and I also collect high-powered laser systems for experiments and entertainment.

Hello! I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelors of Arts in English and a minor in Spanish in 2018. I have been teaching English as a Second Language for 4 years in a classroom setting at an accredited community college, abroad, and also one-on-one tutoring.n I believe in using creative, positive methods to help students and teach them the tools to be successful in the subject they are struggling with.

I am a mathematics major at Arizona State University and have been tutoring mathematics here since January 2013. I tutored at the largest math tutoring center in the nation (ASU's) for three years and got a tutor of the year award there one year. I am always ready to learn more math and share any knowledge of it with other people (in fact I enjoy doing both!). I believe the best way to learn math is to understand the underlying concepts behind mathematical problems, to understand the problem-solving techniques used to solve specific 'types' of math problems, and to question why (to be curious about) certain mathematical truths are what they are.

For my undergraduate education I attended Arizona State University and graduated with a Bachelor's in Communication and a Bachelor's in Psychology. Now, I am pursuing a Master's degree in Communication with an emphasis in Education. I currently work at Grand Canyon University as an Instructional Assistant for a few classes, meaning that I assist different professors with day-to-day tasks. Due to my job I work regularly with students in a variety of courses such as Sociology, Communication, and Psychology. I also help many students with their academic papers, lending a hand in terms of making sure they answer all parts of the paper and that everything flows smoothly. For me, the best moments are when I can sit down with a student that doesn't understand the content and through some time and effort, help them reach that "A-ha moment" where it all clicks together.

I am an educator with 7 years of experience, mainly in environmental education in informal learning spaces. I studied environmental biology and visual arts for my undergraduate degree, and am going to be starting a Master's program in plant biology and conservation this upcoming fall. My professional experience with education is mainly with students from elementary school to high school, but I also informally tutored throughout my time in college.

I am studying Chemical Biology in UC Berkeley. One of my passions is Organic Chemistry, which I used to loath but now enjoys after taking a year of it. Also, because I like helping others, I enjoys tutoring/teaching students who are struggling. During high school, I have tutored other high students after school on various subjects such as Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Latin. During college, I have held informal review sessions for General Chemistry and Organic Chemistry for my underclassmen. I tutored my roommate and one of my underclassmen in Organic Chemistry. Finally, with a Graduate Student TA, I co-taught a Organic Chemistry Lab class section , where I answer questions regarding lab material and demonstrate lab techniques. Currently, I am interested in tutoring Organic Chemistry, General Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics, and CalculusThere are three things I love about tutoring. First, tutoring allows me to solidify my mastery on the material I teach, as I believe one can learn more by explaining concepts to other people. This leads to the second thing l love, which is that tutoring helps me to practice my ability to explain concepts in a concise, easy-to-understand manner without leaving behind important details. Finally, I enjoy tutoring because the experience of helping others itself is fulfilling to me.

Hey! I'm a rising sophomore at Georgia Institute of Technology. I love teaching and got a lot of practice from tutoring my brother. Physics is probably my favorite subject to teach.In my spare time, I produce music and play/watch a ton of basketball! (Feel free to talk to me about either)

I graduated with my Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Studies from California State University. Then, I continued my education to receive my Master's in Special Education from Grand Canyon University. Since graduation, I have been in the Special Education field as a Resource Teacher, teaching students from K-8. I primarily teach 4th and lower grade Math. I am a strong believer in all students deserve to get the education they need and deserve, no matter what level they are at.

I am a native Spanish speaker, born in Uruguay, South America. I have always loved the law and teaching, that is why I decided to become and Attorney at Law and to teach at the same time. While working towards my degree and long after graduating , I taught English at public high schools and tutored middle school students helping them with the language.I think that in order to help students to learn a subject, you need to start by building their confidence in a stress-free environment. “Impossible” is not in my vocabulary; if there are difficulties, we try to figure a way out but we never give up.As a teacher, my main goals have always been to have my students communicate in the language as fluently as possible and to change their belief that grammar is hard and boring. I have the right strategies to show how it can be simple and fun.I moved to the US 10 years ago and continued studying at University of Phoenix, where I got a Masters Degree in the Administration of Justice and Security.My favorite tutoring subjects are English and Spanish; I have tutored both, making sure that my students are never afraid to communicate in a foreign language.On my spare time, I like to read, going for walks and swimming.I believe that people learn in different ways and at a different pace and that it is a teacher’s duty to plan accordingly.

I live in Phoenix, Arizona and have enjoyed the beautiful heat my whole life. I graduated from high school in 2007 and luckily got a scholarship to Arizona State University (ASU) and got my Bachelors in Science in Kinesiology. I am currently a tutor for chemistry and biology at Paradise Valley Community College and also am applying to pharmacy schools. My first couple years at ASU I was an undecided major, then I took Anatomy/Physiology and fell in love with the class. Unfortunately, ASU did not offer a physiology major, so I settled for Kinesiology: the study of human movement. I also took 20+ credits of chemistry and realized how awesome of a subject it also was. It is amazing how often chemistry and biology are used in our every-day lives. For this reason I love tutoring the subjects. There is no greater feeling than knowing I helped someone succeed in life, and I am lucky enough to get that satisfying feeling from tutoring. In addition to working and applying to graduate schools, I also volunteer at the Cancer Treatment Centers of America once a week and also at St. Vincent de Paul Food Bank once a week to feed the unfortunate. I love sports, go Suns and Cardinals! Lastly, I enjoy being active, from running to working out, I try to stay active.

I am a recent graduate of Eastern Washington University where I received my Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering after taking various classes at the University of Washington. I have tutored mostly advanced subjects, including Computer Programming in various languages, such as MatLab and Java, 3D Modeling Computer-Aided Design with Solidworks, and Applied Electromagnetics. I am qualified to tutor Mathematics up through Calculus, and also starter Electrical Engineering classes, such as Circuit Theory and Digital Logic. I enjoy tutoring Algebra, Trigonometry, and Programming because they provide an understanding of patterns and logic, which I believe are useful problem-solving techniques that can be utilized throughout life. My tutoring style includes teaching how to efficiently and effectively set up and solve problems for tests and explaining real world applications for advanced math and how it relates to Electrical Engineering. In my spare time, I enjoy biking, hiking, weight lifting, healthy cooking, playing video games, and I also collect high-powered laser systems for experiments and entertainment.

Hello! I graduated from Arizona State University with a Bachelors of Arts in English and a minor in Spanish in 2018. I have been teaching English as a Second Language for 4 years in a classroom setting at an accredited community college, abroad, and also one-on-one tutoring.n I believe in using creative, positive methods to help students and teach them the tools to be successful in the subject they are struggling with.

I am a mathematics major at Arizona State University and have been tutoring mathematics here since January 2013. I tutored at the largest math tutoring center in the nation (ASU's) for three years and got a tutor of the year award there one year. I am always ready to learn more math and share any knowledge of it with other people (in fact I enjoy doing both!). I believe the best way to learn math is to understand the underlying concepts behind mathematical problems, to understand the problem-solving techniques used to solve specific 'types' of math problems, and to question why (to be curious about) certain mathematical truths are what they are.