Award-Winning Tutors serving South Beacon Hill, WA

...manageable parts. I believe that every student has the potential to succeed, and it's my job to help unlock that potential through clear explanations, practice, and consistent encouragement. In my tutoring sessions, I emphasize the importance of not just memorizing facts, but truly understanding the "why" behind the concepts. I encourage critical thinking, problem-solving, and application...

...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 me as a person but have also inspired me to advocate for accessibility and inclusivity in all aspects of life. I love to learn and, beyond that, I love...

...them. Additionally, I worked with the Tacoma Urban League (a non-profit summer youth organization) as a student mentor to empower student learning and success. As a mentor, I taught Algebra, Geometry, art, and basic finance. Furthermore, I frequently tutor some of my computer science peers who may be struggling with their Java basics. My past...

...science subjects as well as French, my native language, but my favorite subject is biology because I am fascinated by the diversity of adaptations in the living world. I work with students by making concepts relatable to them and explaining how and why things work a certain way, whether it's math problems or biology vocabulary....

...name is Delaney Palmer and I have a passion for teaching! I am currently in my third year at Seattle Pacific University, studying Spanish and Secondary Education. I have over eight years of Spanish courses and a semester in Spain under my belt, as well as experience with all ages. I'd love to help you...

...I have taught French at the Alliance Francaise of Seattle as well as the University of Washington and the University of Colorado. My teaching philosophy is student-centered, compassionate and empowering. As someone in the middle of a huge writing project (my dissertation) and someone who has learned multiple languages, I know that writing and language-learning...

...helping students become life-long learners and enjoy seeing their academic progress. I first discovered my interest in teaching as a tutor six years ago. I helped a number of students in small group setting with their reading, writing, and math skills. In 2015, I received my Master's of Arts, Teaching from Western Oregon university as...

...all levels of math, physics, and chemistry. I am a very curious and passionate learner, and I am eager to foster that same drive in students. I approach teaching by answering questions and explaining concepts but encouraging the student to put those concepts into practice themselves. Instead of simply showing students how to do a...

...is my goal. Whether it's in expectation of a trip, for study, for work or for personal enrichment, it's always the right time to learn a new language. Besed of my experience it's easier to learn if you have fun. For this reason I want my lessons to be light and enjoyable. I want my students...

I am currently a senior at the University of Washington majoring in Bioengineering with a minor in Chemistry. I plan to apply to medical school this year and during my gap year work in a research lab and tutor. I have been tutoring for over 5 years in math, chemistry, and biology.

...from facing what seems like a mountain of detail and 'rules', but taking a breath and reviewing allows you to remember what you've already learned and to better retain it, too. Education is so important for lifewe are all born learningand that means staying engaged, especially in reading and writing, through our lives. In my...

I'm semi-retired from the insurance industry. I began my career in 1988 and have continually worked in the insurance industry, and hold the CPCU designation.

...years experience tutoring middle and high school age students, particularly in math and English, in the Los Angeles area. I am patient and understanding, and my goal is to foster a comfortable environment and mutual respect. I make sure that the students I work with know they are important and capable, because I have found...

...own learning style(s) and pace, so it's important to incorporate that into my teaching approach. I also believe teaching is a two way street - that it's just as important for the student to be actively participating and involved in the conversation as it is for the teacher to be providing the guidance and direction.

...be a tutor for Sylvan and have lots of experience tutoring elementary reading and math along with middle school reading and math. I love science and am familiar with elementary through middle school for this subject. I have a passion for teaching! I have spent numerous hours volunteering and working with preschoolers up through middle...

...student can succeed in a subject if they invest enough time into learning it and if the concepts are explained to them well. When I am working with a new student I try to figure out what kinds of explanations reach them the best and incorporate those into my lesson plans. I most enjoy students...

...but also mentor employees, partner teams, interns, and other colleagues to learn the full-stack web development tech, infrastructure, software development process. I spent 3.5 years at Capital One in this role, designing, building, and deploying several major production software systems Following that I managed several teams at Porch, a startup in Seattle, for 2 years....

I am a certified social studies teacher, eager to help students nail their social studies topics! I have studied political science at both undergraduate and graduate levels, including broad coursework in history, geography, and economics.

...school students (mostly seniors) and provided individual tutoring to middle and high school students. When I returned to the US I also spent some time as an SAT teacher for Princeton Review, and then later worked as a Graduate Student Instructor (TA) for an undergraduate course in Zen Buddhism while in graduate school pursuing my...

...process that a student uses to answer questions. How many times have you looked at the answers to a question you got wrong on a test and realized that you knew how to find the answer you just made a simple mistake. I can help you make less of those mistakes, and that is where...