Award-Winning Tutors serving Poplar Branch, VA

...educational non-profit focused on providing literacy instruction for children in Title I schools, I returned to education as a classroom teacher. I served as a Long-Term Kindergarten Substitute Teacher, independently running a class of 20. This guided me to enroll at WGU in their BA, Special Education, and Elementary Education (Dual Licensure) program. During the...

...the last of my work for my MA in history. I have a BA in History and Art History from Washington and Lee University and I studied for my MA in England. Now that I am home, I'm working towards a teaching license. In the mean time I want to work with students and help...

...more than 5 years, now. I began teaching elementary and middle school students, and now teach all grade levels, including high school and college students. I love tutoring because helping people with frustrating and confusing assignments is a rewarding, gratifying experience. Educating students and helping them grow their understanding of the English language warms my...

...high school mathematics as well as first and second year college level mathematics. I love the online tutoring system and I think i can help you understand math a little better so you are well prepared for your next lesson, quiz, or test. I will do my very best each time to ensure that you...

Hello, My name is Keisha and I have four years experience tutoring ESL to adults and children. In addition, I have many years of experience as a homeschool teacher. I especially enjoy teaching/tutoring ELA and helping children from elementary through middle school with improving English and reading skills.

...and I love teaching all kinds of topicsfrom math and science to writing and workouts. My classes are relaxed, interactive, and all about helping you feel confident while having a great time. Whether we're solving problems or doing jumping jacks, you'll always find good vibes and lots of learning. Can't wait to see you in...

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.

...opportunity to work with individuals of varying ages and backgrounds. I specifically provided education to clients related to specific health care needs and served as a Mentor and Preceptor to nursing students, nurse professionals, and lay persons. I understand the foundational principles of learning styles and adapt to meet the learning needs of individuals. I...

...to this day is asked to double-check papers, to explain a formula, to clarify a concept. Even though I've decided to ultimately pursue a career in medicine, teaching is always something that has piqued my interest. I enjoy helping others learn, and I enjoy the new ways of learning material that come from the act...

...7 years of experience in Critical Care and Acute Care with primary roles in surgical, vascular and general ICU's as well as emergency observation. I have precepted and mentored new graduate and experienced nurses in those various departments for last 5 years. I also have secondary experience with clinical and care coordination for patient populations...

...and collegiate levels, modifying them as needed. Overall, my almost 250 classroom hours in three districts between Windham and Hartford County have primed me to effectively present new and dense information to a variety of audiences. I also have experience educating students who have learning disabilities and require accommodations as a result of IEPs, Section...

...being able to explain math and science subjects in terms of real world problems will make students able to relate to concepts historically difficult to grasp. In my spare time, I enjoy watching science and historical documentaries, being outdoors with my wife and 2 kids, and watching my 49ers on football Sundays.... I believe that as a teacher, it is my responsibility to challenge, support, and motivate my students in the pursuit of three learning goals:...

...my Junior year of college. I fell in love with helping students and I want to continue to do that. When I'm not tutoring students, I enjoy reading and writing. I've taken plenty of classes that deal with literary analysis and editing. I really do enjoy that sort of stuff. I also like hiking and...

...Let's unlock your voice and help you show up in any room with presence and purpose. I'm passionate about creative communication and connection. I enjoy podcasting and event hosting, where I get to engage with diverse audiences and share meaningful conversations. My interests in marketing and branding reflect my love for storytelling and building impactful...

...course of a school year. I think that my strengths as a classroom teacher will correlate well with being a tutor. Although I am licensed to tutor a wide variety of math subjects, I am most passionate about teaching middle school math. I believe that if you can get a good understanding of math in...

...subjects that I'm passionate about. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Homeland Security. I have 2 years experience tutoring 3rd - 5th grade in reading and writing, as well as over 13 years in teaching in a classroom setting as an instructor and facilitator. So excited to start this journey of educational wealth!

...and tutor best by drawing out diagrams or seeing and working through practice questions. I believe the best tool for overcoming any challenge is the will to succeed. I help students keep up their will by customizing my tutoring plan to each individual client. When I'm not tutoring, I'm in class at Virginia Tech, home...

...My approach focuses on understanding each student's learning style and adapting accordingly. With college essays, I help students find their authentic voice while maintaining academic rigor. For ACT prep, I combine strategic test-taking techniques with thorough content review. I believe effective teaching isn't just about knowing the materialit's about communicating it in a way that...

...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 and textile mills, children in America toiling in canneries, coal mines, textile mills, and southern fisheries. We examined pictures from The New York...

...tutoring mathematics from high school through college level. My goal in teaching is to empower students to become leaders and have successful careers. My philosophy to tutoring promotes critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, communication skills and most importantly creativity. Because student/mentor relationships are extremely important to student development, I like to encourage students as early...