Award-Winning Tutors serving Queen Anne, WA

...with their homework, labs, and projects. Currently, I am an electrical engineer designing the next generation of power management integrated circuits. I chose the field of analog IC design due to the confluence of device physics, mathematics, and art. Outside of my work, I enjoy classical music and physical exercise. I currently participate in obstacle...

...supporting children and young adults in learning, growing, and healing. Some of my most rewarding experiences have been working with neurodiverse populations as a tutor and support. Through this work, I have learned the importance of compassion, patience, and flexibility when supporting individuals with different learning styles and abilities. These experiences have not only shaped...

...that experience has really helped me better serve my students learning to read and write. I am qualified to teach Spanish because have a Bachelor's degree in Hispanic Studies from Lewis and Clark College. After graduation, I spent three years living in Spain as an English language assistant in a public school, a nanny, and...

...mathematics. This allows me to confidently teach algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus 1-4. My favorite subjects to teach would be algebra because it is very familiar, geometry because I understood the most, and calculus 2 because it has a lot of real world applications. As a tutor, I always make sure that I am as...

...am a recent graduate of physics at the University of Arizona, with two years of teaching experience at the college level. During my education, i always found teaching one of the most enjoyable aspects of my day and continue to believe that teaching can spread not only knowledge of a subject, but passion and interest.

...conquer new material. I have taken numerous AP math courses in high school, as well as a number of business, statistics, and economics courses at the UW. If you are interested in pursuing a business or economics related field, I am your guy! I have also spent over 200 hours in SAT Prep classes, and...

...should be exciting and tailored to each student's unique style. My teaching approach is all about creating a comfortable, engaging environment where you can explore, experiment, and develop your skills with confidence. Whether you're diving into Revit for building design or bringing your vision to life with Enscape, I'm here to make sure you feel...

...always the person that classmates asked for help. I peer tutored throughout high school and college. I taught a Biology lab at the undergraduate level, and as a graduate student, I mentored many other students in science. I can make even the most difficult concepts easy to understand. I am extremely patient with students, and...

...interest is in the course. I also make time to chat with the students and it does not have to be about the class. Students are valued members of my classroom regardless of their background, education or other social factors. Part of my effectiveness as an instructor is my ability to relate scientific concepts with...

...matter how overwhelming it seems at the get-go, can be broken down and simplified, and that everyone has the potential to be a great writer. In my spare time, I play a lot of ultimate frisbee and travel frequently to attend tournaments. I like to read and write, and I have just learned how to...

...in the real world. For example, using statistical methods to predict how well a professional baseball team will perform, or how prime numbers can be used in modern day cryptography. I have found that the best way to make abstract mathematical concepts interesting to a student is to show how that concept is relevant today.

...have tutored high school students in SAT/ACT as well. I love working with students on both STEM subjects and humanities, as my major encompasses both fields almost equally. Now that I've graduated with a degree in architecture, I'm also interested in helping architecture students learn the programs necessary to succeed in the major, including Adobe...

...both French (my native language) and Spanish (which I studied). I have done this both as full time jobs or on the side because I enjoy helping people learn and understand new things. I have a degree in Civil Engineering which has also given me a good math base on top of my languages.

...University of Washington where I majored in Creative Writing. Passionate about the written word, I aspire toward a career in education, particularly English and Literature. I'm an enthusiastic and patient coach sincerely invested in your scholastic success. I also believe in the power of failure--so take big chances! In my spare time, I ride my...

...I work with students of all abilities in math, reading, writing, science, social studies and more. I have a degree in Early Childhood Special Education and have quite a bit of experience tutoring and students and adults. I know some Spanish and can teach English! I would LOVE to work with you or you student!

...for twenty years. I then moved to the US Department of the Treasury, where I mentored research scientists and worked with them to get their work published. I retired about five years ago. Now I try to ski as much as possible in the winter and hike and bike in the summer. In between, I enjoy...

...school students in my research lab and I realized that working with students as an instructor and mentor was both exciting and fulfilling. Now that I've finished my degree I want to take the time to find a career where I can continue to work with all kinds of people and see how to pass...

I love to teach! I am excited to pass on knowledge from my own educational experience to a student so that we can all participate in the cycle of education together.

...actively, and tailor my approach to meet each student's unique needs and learning style. I believe that learning is most effective when students feel heard, supported, and empowered, and that is the environment I aim to create in every session. I was deeply inspired by the mentors and tutors who helped me succeed, and I...

...a student and I understand just how stressful school can be. Because of this I try to bring as much positivity and encouragement to my tutoring sessions as possible. I believe it's important to acknowledge, forgive yourself for, and learn from your mistakes. If you've ever thought or told yourself "I'm just not a math...