Award-Winning Tutors serving Shandon, OH

...foreign exchange students, and collaborated with other artists and volunteers through community arts organizations. As my high school Valedictorian, I attended Xavier University on a full academic scholarship where I attained a BFA with a concentration in Drawing and Painting. I also studied classical dance from a German ballerina through a long teaching apprenticeship. I...

...fluid mechanics course, leading a homework/ concept discussion session weekly with about 20 undergrads enrolled. I also received a MBA degree from Xavier University (Cincinnati) through a corporate on site program. I have been working in the aerospace engineering field for about 20 years and part of my job, based on my experience, is to...

...well. Understanding the structure of the exam is very important so that you know what to study. I can help train your ear to hear the melodies and court progressions that you must transcribe on the exam. I'm also very adept at teaching sight-singing. I am an accomplished pianist and vocalist. I have been a...

...recording, touring, and writing, I decided to pursue a degree in opera. I spent my first two years of undergrad performing in operas, symphony concerts, and musicals when I felt called to turn my career towards the academy. I was accepted into the honors college and began thesis work on the aesthetic correlations between architect,...

...am a 4th year at the University of Cincinnati studying Architectural Engineering. I want to be able to mentor students and help them understand topics and ideas that are hard for them to grasp. I want to provide these services because they were not always there for me and I want to show the importance...

...and AP Language juniors, but don't think that limits me. I'm currently all-hands-on-deck with my seventh and eighth grade students, teaching them high school necessities for when they leave my hands. I enjoy reading and writing and hope to share that love with those I meet. I have one Masters in Educational Foundations and another...

...college, and adults but am willing to work with middle schoolers if needed be. While my degree is not in psychology, I have taken many psychology courses, and I love integrating those techniques into my sessions. I have a wide and diverse tool kit for dealing with things like: over-stimulation, irritability, mental fogginess/lag, and more!...

...material with someone else. It's an opportunity for both of us to discover new ways to relate with what we are learning. It's these sentiments that have made studying Chemistry at Emory University a great experience so far. It's also why I like to tutor Algebra. The subject is all about relationships, and becomes so...

...grasp a difficult concept, or develop a genuine interest in learning. My experience working with students spans several years and various settingsfrom one-on-one tutoring sessions to leading group study workshops. I have worked with students from diverse backgrounds and different age groups, ranging from middle school to college level. Each student is unique, and I...

I believe learning is a life long process. The universe has so many fascinating things to explore and discover. Learning for me has always been an enjoyable experience and I feel honored to be able to teach my love of the English language to others.

In our tutoring sessions, we have fun while discovering who we are as contributing citizens to our society. In our tutoring sessions, we push ourselves to be better readers, writers, thinkers, inquirers, conversationalists, and humans every single day. In our tutoring sessions, we unearth truths hidden in the stories and novels we read

...State University (Go Bucks!). As an Actuarial Science student, I am very strong in math (especially algebra, statistics, and calculus). Outside of the classroom I am an avid sports fan (Bengals, Reds, and Liverpool FC). At Ohio State, I am in the Sports Analytics Club and am a member of the Phi Gamma Nu Professional...

...to help students successfully take the reading comprehension part of the SAT. Ever since I have been actively involved in helping students ranging from elementary school to college in subject areas such as math, science, reading, English, and writing. I completed my undergraduate degree at Youngstown State University and graduated with my bachelors in science....

When you start at the beginning of the rainbow....you will always find your pot of gold!

...am pursuing a B.S. degree in Neuroscience at the University of Kentucky that I will successfully complete in the Fall of 2020. I have tutored a wide range of students, both my peers and younger, in mostly STEM related fields. Although I tutor in a few different subjects, the subjects I am most passionate about...

...I have been a 'teacher' my whole life. Every position I have ever held, from a 15 year-old stock boy, to a professional air traffic controller, to a corporate executive, I have wound up teaching/instructing/training. It is not just what I do, it is who and what I have always been. The most effective way...

...with unique abilities that can be shared with others, if given the right audience or support. I encourage them to brain-storm, ask questions. I also challenge my students to understand that I am open to their thoughts, eager to hear their opinions, and thrilled to learn with and through them. Finally, a student growth is...

...15 research papers, given countless research presentations and posters, and have managed social science research labs. In addition to my extensive writing and research skills I have tutoring and mentoring experience with college student-athletes. Specifically, I have tutored social science and humanity-based subjects such as writing, literature, reading comprehension, and research-based courses. Additionally, I have...

...and where we want to go. History for me is a living breathing entity that is not wrote memory but seeing the world from different perspectives. My goal is have my students self discover what past people places and events mean in their original context to see how that impacts our current lives.

...is a very hands-on subject with lab activities and demonstration as well as there are so many wonderful things to study and discover. Also, while completing my bachelor's degree, I took classes to become a Structured Literacy Specialist which gave me the opportunity to tutor several students in reading, spelling, and phonetics. Tutoring was one...