Award-Winning Tutors serving Riverton, UT

...highly encourage speaking up and asking questions. I often ask the question "Do you understand?" and if the answer is no, will go about rephrasing what they don't understand in a way that will help them do so. If that doesn't work, I will switch up the way I'm teaching so they can better grasp...

...to tutor in many subjects, I find I am usually at my best when tutoring students in English (writing and literature), Reading, and Psychology. I have had the opportunity to work with students of all ages ranging from second grade to college. I have experience with elementary, middle and high school students studying Reading, English,...

...intro to statistics Teacher's Assistant at BYU, I learned a thing or two about how to teach complex problems in a way that anybody can understand. I have experience working with everyone--from college seniors looking to refresh subject knowledge to college freshmen that haven't taken a real math course in over 2 years.

I am a postdoctoral research studying heart failure at the UofU. I received my PhD from Michigan State University in Exercise Physiology. I am also a registered clinical exercise physiologist with the American College of Sports Medicine.

Pursuing licensure in Secondary Education and History. Current Substitute for the SLC school district. Part time national level youth snowboard coach.

...education from California State University, Long Beach. I have been a preceptor for nurses in the hospital setting and most recently for a physician assistant in women's health clinic. I have worked with undergraduate students in their critical care rotation at the hospital, where I was a student clinical instructor. I was also a guest...

...in Provo as a classroom teacher and as a tutor. I also worked as a tutor in the BYU Research and Writing Center where I helped students develop their writing ability. I enjoy tutoring in a wide variety of topics and am most passionate about Mandarin, History, and Writing. I've learned that whatever the topic,...

...student feels capable and included. My tutoring style is warm, patient, and focused on helping kids learn in a way that fits them best. Outside of teaching, I enjoy, fishing, reading, and painting. I bring a lot of energy, encouragement, and creativity into my sessions, and I'm passionate about helping students discover what they can...

...experienced educator of all ages. I taught mathematics in public and private high school. I love to teach the ABC's, but I also love advanced science and math. I love learning and hope to inspire that love in others. I look forward to helping children and adults of all ages discover their "aha" moments.

I am a graduate student at New Jersey Institute of Technology studying Biology. I went to Fordham University for undergrad. There, I majored in Biological Sciences. I'm excited to help students with a range of science topics.

...organic chemistry. Throughout college, I tutored several student, I've been a teaching assistant for two semesters, teaching primarily general chemistry labs. These teaching experiences have been incredibly rewarding, as they have given me the opportunity to help students who are struggling find a pathway that allows them to build confidence in their ability to engage...

...work, but in their everyday life. I have personally used Excel in both academia and industry, and I have found some really cool ways to solve problems and even create templates for continual use. When I am not working, I like to be outside. I love to rock climb, hike/backpack, fish, and road bike. When...

...write and tell stories, we understand better who we are. I am a graduate of Utah State University and a full-time 7th grade English teacher. I spend my days supporting students in their learning in the fields of Writing, Reading, and Speaking/Listening. I have extensive experience and training in tutoring writing at the collegiate level...

...my favorite subject to tutor is pre-calculus. I'm a pretty laid back tutor that looks to get rid of some of the intimidation you might feel around math. Outside of teaching I love playing video games and basketball, and am an active sports fan. Ask me about video games! Maybe I've played some of your favorites!

...student attending Brigham Young University in Utah, studying Japanese and Finance. Having lived in Japan for two years and having completed a professional internship in Osaka, I have learned to speak the Japanese language fluently and am passionate about helping others do the same. Though I have experience both teaching classes and privately tutoring learners...

Since elementary school, I knew I wanted to teach the littles when I grew up. I think that children are some of the most important people because they are our future, and I want to inspire students to work hard so they can succeed.

...language (the grammar is no joke). Embracing a hands-on teaching philosophy, I believe in the power of experiential learning. This approach guides my tutoring style, ensuring tailored sessions that align with each student's unique learning preferences and pace. Motivated by my own struggles as a student, I am dedicated to creating a positive and rewarding...

...after my service mission, I taught Japanese to young adults preparing to live in Japan as service missionaries. I have always enjoyed sharing with others, the love I have for the Japanese language and culture. I am a lifelong learner and believe there is power in knowledge. When I'm not tutoring, I love reading good...

...teaching. Over the past four years, I've taught merit badges for Boy Scouts of America, helped friends research/write papers, and taken people on tours of the local natural history museum. I love sharing what I know with people! In my free time, I enjoy reading, baking, watching movies, and hanging out with friends.

...human anatomy but am confident teaching almost all subjects for students K-10 grade. In line with the Demonstrator teaching style, my goal is to create an engaging and interactive environment that is adaptive to the student and their needs. After all, the goal is to help the individual student not simply to teach a lesson...