Award-Winning Tutors serving Ross Township, PA

...help students fill in the gaps from classroom learning. Each student learns differently. To assume that every student in a classroom can learn at the same speed using teh same strategies is unreasonable. I don't teach my own students in a manner that assumes one-size-fits-all. As a tutor, I will help to differentiate learning so...

I love learning and look forward to helping students feel more confident, prepared, and successful in school. I recently moved back to the Pittsburgh area to begin a private sector career after seven years as a diplomat, working overseas and in Washington DC. I am working as a tutor to share my passion for writing,...

...professors. As a PhD student constantly thinking and writing about music in literature, I am incredibly aware of the importance of listening. I believe that it is important to listen to what students say and don't say to help them identify their goal and process to successfully reach that goal. In addition to editing 1,000+...

...and math, working with diverse populationsfrom Somali Bantu refugee students through the organization Keep It Real to children at the Homewood Community Engagement Center. I also taught essential first aid skills across schools, community centers, and health fairs through the preventative health organization Trauma and Emergency League. In addition to humanities-focused tutoring, I bring a...

...of the Pittsburgh Health Corps, for which I work under the Maternal and Child Health and Chronic Disease Prevention programs of the Allegheny Health Department. As a pre-med student, I took most basic science classes; many others, I simply took out of interest. I am comfortable with tutoring in a broad range of subjects, though...

...greater as the areas become more local to me, which would be Southwestern Pennsylvania (French and Indian War, Whiskey Rebellion, coal/iron/steel and industrial as well as labor history). In addition to being a history nerd, I have also worked as a Paralegal since 1998 and I have a strong understanding as to how government and...

...math courses including College Algebra, Applied Math, Applied Stats, Calculus, and more. I've worked with students one-on-one and in small groups. I really enjoyed tutoring and helping fellow students and would love to continue that. I can help with most levels of math. I'm fresh out of school so I can help with some higher-level...

I am currently a Junior at West Virginia University. I am working towards my BS in Forensic Biology, and a minor in Biology. After graduation, I plan on going to medical school, and getting my MD to become a Forensic Pathologist. I truly love Biology and helping others learn about it.

...way, using inquiry-based learning techniques. Passionate teacher committed to high quality student learning experience. Two years of experience teaching biology and chemistry to high school students at a Parochial school. Plenty of one-on-one and small classroom teaching experience with students ranging from middle school through graduate level. Have PhD in biomedical sciences and seeking to...

I want to help show how wonderful math and science are and that anybody can learn it with the right help and some time.

...teaching and it's my pleasure to watch my students grow in their language skills. I have experience teaching groups of students (5-10) as well as individuals. So far I've had a privilege of teaching students from the USA, Germany, England,Switzerland, South Africa, Russia and Ukraine. Needless to say Russian is my native language and I'm...

...questions. Also, I am aligned with the Montessori educational philosophy as demonstrated by these Maria Montessori quotes: Never help a child with a task at which he feels he can succeed. The greatest sign of success for a teacher... is to be able to say, 'The children are now working as if I did not...

...are smiling and so confident that they can move on after their hospitalization is the day I know I have done a good job in taking care of my patient Also as an Acute Nurse Practitioner in a hospital setting I cared for Critical care patients and patients on a MedSurg floor. I have cared...

...general chemistry and organic chemistry, and math experience including, college algebra, analytic geometry & calculus I-II, and general physics I-II. I have research & experimental experience in ecology and environmental science. During university, I frequently assisted and supported my classmates with academic problems and obstacles. I have a passion for interacting with others in order...

...tutoring experiences include mentoring with underprivileged Pittsburgh public school students and after-school tutoring for middle schoolers in the Mt. Lebanon area. I have also nannied for many years now and love working with kids! In my free time I enjoy cooking, practicing yoga, going to the movies, and spending time with friends and family.

...started my teaching career in Special Education 13 years ago. Since then, I've taught Spanish, Italian, and English in India; conducted Italian, Spanish, and English scuba diving courses in Thailand; and have worked as an interpreter and translator at conferences, for corporate clients, and for legal firms. Now, I am eager to continue my teaching...

I believe that my experience in both teaching and coaching make me a great tutor. My prior experience of 20 years of tutoring (either self-employed, school district or other in both the online and in person experience) have given me the opportunity to work with students of all ages and backgrounds.

Hi my name is Sandy Todd. I am a mother of two boys and a wife. I've been teaching mathematics for 28 years. I'm also a real estate agent in Pittsburgh, PA. I love when students learn something new. And to see the "haha" moment on their faces is priceless. My goal is to help...

...should know their students and their capabilities. We should keep up on what is current and what interest our students. When doing so, the students feel important. Teaching is a work in progress which is why we need to continue learning. Teachers need to keep up with the new-age learning and teaching styles and techniques....

...before moving here to New York City. He is an alumnus of Columbia University Master of Fine Arts program for poetry and has taught students from kindergarten to the collegiate level. Billy believes that students should be taught ELA skills not just for their classes but for how those skills apply in their other classes...