Award-Winning Tutors serving Sandy, UT

...while here with my one of my favorites being volunteer 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,...

...As a missionary of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, I had the opportunity to manage my mission's finances as well as teach English native Spanish speakers in Colombia. I also have volunteered in high school as a substitute teacher for my AP Economics teacher whenever he was absent or need me to...

...well-rounded, work with people from all populations, find out what I enjoy, and apply the knowledge I have learned in school. Programs such as: UFIT- a program that works with kids with disabilities to help them grow cognitively, socially, and functionally; Worked in UNI- the neuropsychiatric institute; Currently work in the Inpatient Medical Rehabilitation unit...

...and worked as a nanny/preschool teacher for a couple of families. I have experience teaching students through online platforms such as Zoom and Google in small groups and as individuals. I have experience supporting students with Special Needs and know how to teach using Direct Instruction, effective behavior management and the Wilson Reading program.

...healthcare services professional Doctor of Nursing Practice - Family Nurse Practitioner degree from University of Utah and Certificate in Nursing Informatics. Experienced registered nurse with a demonstrated history of working in the hospital & health care industry. I am an effective communicator with demonstrated record of leadership and persistence through various leadership positions and community...

...helping students understand difficult concepts in physics and other STEM subjects. As such, my primary subjects that I tutor are STEM subjects, especially math, physics, and other subjects within the realm of mechanical engineering. I love helping students understand difficult concepts. One of my joys in life is seeing the "light bulb come on" when...

...Growing up as a teenager, I used to have phobia for science, especially maths. I used to tell myself, "I can't do this, this would be the end of me." 18 years down the line, here I am, a Masters Degree holder in Chemical Engineering from Texas A&M, and a Program Manager for a leading...

...where I graduated from Simpson College with a bachelors in Elementary Education with endorsements in Early Childhood and Reading. I have worked with children of all ages in daycares, camps, homes, and schools as both a substitute and full-time teacher. I am excited to add virtual teaching and tutoring to that list! Join me as...

...for one year now, in addition to directing the Sustainability Board for the Resident Hall Associate and completing a technical writing internship. In my free time I enjoy surfing, snowboarding, and reading. I'm very passionate about politics, and have volunteered for several campaigns. After graduation I plan on attending law school, where I eventually plan...

...led to my decision to make teaching an integral part of my career. I just recently graduate from BYU with a Bachelor's in Physics and will start graduate school in the fall, with the eventual goal of teaching physics in a college setting. Beyond the world of teaching, I love volleyball and the outdoors. Hiking,...

...his class. I accepted this position and quickly became very interested in composite materials. I began to not only do research on the subject of composite materials but also began to write papers and present at conferences. Ultimately, I would like to obtain my PhD in mechanical engineering and pursue a career in academia.... My teaching philosophy is to develop strong critical thinking skills. These skills have helped me in excelling in my mechanical engineering coursework...

...has two main principles: 1. The most effective tutors don't just explain material they provide scaffolding that helps students understand concepts for themselves. 2. All feedback should be kind, specific, and useful. I tutor a wide range of subjects, but I'm especially qualified in Formal Logic, Chemistry, Emergency Medicine Certifications, and Test Preparation Strategies. Outside...

...Chemistry. I'm a strong believer than a holistic understanding of a subject is infinitely better than checking boxes, so I try to make sure that my students can not only do the work assigned to them, but also ensure they understand what it is they are doing. I think learning should be fun, and that...

...good it felt helping other people to reach their needs and dreams and I felt like teaching was what I was meant to do; and after three years where I substituted for many different grades, and part-time taught 1-6, 7th grades it proved to me that teaching was a true strength and passion of mine.

...who speak another language, mostly English. I love teaching grammar and conversation. I believe on learning by playing as they blend perfectly! I love to show my culture in every single aspect: food, music, history, and more. I pay attention to the way every brain learns which allows my students grow and shine. I hope...

...a Novell Master Network Engineer (MCNE) and Master Network Instructor (MCNI), navigating the complexities and innovations of this dynamic industry. Despite my dedication and expertise, I experienced the challenge of being laid off twice in the span of 16 months. This period of uncertainty led me to a new path that would profoundly shape my...

I enjoy teaching. As a professional, my favorite part of the job was teaching other people how to use Excel. I love teaching and am currently a building substitute at a junior high school. I enjoy solving problems and helping others learn new things.

...to help students succeed. I have always wanted to be a teacher and have done many things to help me get those teaching opportunities. I taught a Preschool class my senior year of high school. I have also been working in a kindergarten class for two years. Through opportunities provided by the coursework at UVU,...

...4 books on how to teach math from a developmental perspective and to diverse learners. I am also a neurodevelopment specialist, so I am able to help identify other issues that may be going on affecting learning and brain development. I have taught in inner city, on foreign military bases, and in a foreign private...

...a tutor. This has given me many different experiences with students from a variety of backgrounds and knowledge levels. I have always been interested in the sciences: biology, physiology, anatomy, and many other subjects. My main motivation to go into medicine is to be able to help people to learn how to live their healthiest...