Award-Winning Tutors serving South Houston, TX

...mother learn English and understand American culture. This experience forced me to explain new and often complex things simply. These skills served me well as a substitute teacher after college and continues to help me reach students as a tutor for medical students. I firmly believe the best teachers make learning fun and enjoyable. As...

...opening new opportunities. I am a big advocate of learning and not memorizing. My objective is to allow students to speak, write, and read Spanish without having to translate words in their minds. The goal is to acquire a natural flow of the language. This can be accomplished with practice and determination coming from the...

...became a tutor to meet new people and create an encouraging learning environment that has been so essential in my own education. I know that each person learns differently and I have worked with all types of students to find what resources/ teaching styles they need to learn best. When I'm not tutoring, I have...

I am a person who eases life for people, especially for those who are struggling with math. I will make it easy for you from now on. Life is about visualization and imagination, but it needs a little effort. Together, we will make life easier and better.

...is most effective for them. Additionally, I use a broad range of techniques from real-world application to walk through practice problems to ensure they fully understand the concepts behind what is taught and are able to accomplish given tasks for that topic. Whenever I have free time, I often enjoy playing soccer, swimming, writing, and...

...recently, she has served as a substitute teacher and education consultant for Conroe and Magnolia ISDs, located near The Woodlands, Texas area. In this current role Dr. Dabney regularly teaches ESL, Math, Science, Speech and History in K-12 schools, primarily at 6-12 grade level. This new career opportunity in the K-12 system, has provided Dr....

...friendly personality, quick-critical thinking skills and ability to adapt to various learning styles allow me to create innovative ways for the student to learn the information without being overwhelmed. I can break down complex concepts so that they can be pieced together and understood, not just memorized. I also did work with my fellow undergraduate...

...science and you will always find me with a book just in case I have a few minutes. I love to learn and love helping others discover that they can love to learn. My approach is not one size fits all. Let's chat, allow me to see what you know/struggle with and then we will...

...Bryn Mawr, I spearheaded efforts to promote diverse student participation in the arts, such as with my efforts in student theatre and acapella. While I tutor a range of subjects, my passion lies in English and Japanese. I am a huge fan of literature and folklore. In terms of my educational philosophy, I have always...

...and ingenuity. My aim is to promote enthusiastic thought to the learning process and open up the doors to opportunity to all my students. As a foreign MD graduate I had the opportunity in different international schools over the world to teach and tutor both Arabic and French languages for students from elementary to high...

...to lack when it comes to this subject, especially in writing. Creative writing is something that brings pure enjoyment to me and I believe it really allows young people to expand their thinking in ways they aren't challenged to in everyday situations. I work with every student and find ways to expand on their skill-sets,...

...the mock trial team at my school. I aim to teach how theoretical principles tie into real-world issues - a principle, I believe, that submerges a student in a topic. My goal is for students to foster a lifelong love for learning. In my free time, I enjoy learning about the Cold War.

...to teach math because whatever knowledge I have i want to share with students, so they can become powerful in Math content. During my teacher carrier I used to create a different types of assessment for high school students at district level. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be absolutely necessary...

...WHY behind a process, not just the HOW, which creates a foundation for future knowledge instead of just a strong grading period. I love teaching students of all ages, and I cant wait to help your student achieve their goals. Fun fact: While I am not an astronaut, my mom DOES work for NASA. She...

My native language is Mandarin Chinese. I would like to help you to improve your Chinese. I accept students of any age and can teach in Mandarin or English.

I believe educational should be structured and fun. I am looking forward to helping you meet your learning goals. I've taught grades Pre-K - 5 and love to assist with test taking strategies, and English Language skills.

...as a tutor. As I already have an innate passion for reading and writing (having earned a B. A. in creative writing from the University of Houston) I am excited to pass on this passion to struggling students in a field I find meaningful and which I wish to pursue a career in the future...

...one on one environment far surpasses a classroom setting because of the mentor relationship that forms between a tutor and his student. In high school, I was in the position of a student that needed academic help but could not find it in the classroom. It was after a family friend that was also a...

...Houston. I tutor most subjects that have to do with learning and mastering the English language. I enjoy tutoring all subjects to do with reading, writing, listening, and speaking English. My teaching philosophy is that everyone both wants to learn and can learn. The goal in teaching for me is to help students make sure...

...an accompanist to vocalists, orchestras, string instruments, musical and churches. I am very strict with teaching basics and forms to beginners because I believe when you have a great base you will grow the best fruits out of it. I've taught students from 4 years old to 35 years old all from no to little...