Award-Winning Tutors serving Staunton, VA

...ability have always been able to give me a different perspective on the sciences. However, because of my strength in language, I've always struggled in math. To be a marine science major I had to overcome a lot of academic challenges, due to the major's concentration in math. I hope that my passion for what...

...a young age, I have always been interested in the business world. Throughout middle school and high school I was involved with different business clubs such as FBLA. Part of my role in FBLA was to volunteer in my community. I began to tutor elementary schoolers at my local elementary school. The students I tutored...

I really enjoy helping students solve their issues and make their foundation stronger for further challenges.

I have 15 years of experience in the computer science industry and am an avid public speaker. I have given numerous talks at conferences around the world. I am particularly excited about breaking down difficult topics into easy to understand sessions. My career spans working at the industry's most established companies.

...have taught English abroad as well as other subjects in Spanish in Salamanca, Spain as well as teaching Spanish in the U.S. through tutoring and after school programs. When I'm not tutoring, I work at a non-profit practicing immigration law. I also enjoy spending some of my free time with my dog Indigo and going...

...am an Occupational Therapist! I am passionate about helping kids and teenagers blossom to their full potential. I am super passionate about French, Anatomy, writing, and other subjects! I hope to work with you and your child to help your child not only learn the material but to model how to learn and find/develop the...

I am currently a student at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and major in economics. I look forward to helping future students succeed!

...to read and write in Braille, and it is exciting to watch students become successful in this skill as well. Outside of academic subjects, I enjoy looking up new recipes and making them for my family. I also love going to the ocean with my family for vacation and working on my vegetable garden in...

...name is Robert Fusting and I'm a senior at St. Lawrence University with a degree in computer science and mathematics. I'm currently on track to graduate with honors, and for my honors project I'm researching the importance of chaos theory in pharmacology. My goal as a tutor is to help you truly understand the topics...

...a former teacher with tutoring experience at multiple levels (undergraduate, middle school, high school, and undergraduate). I recently completed a master's degree in Public Policy at Vanderbilt University and will pursue a PhD at the University of Virginia beginning this fall. In my free time, I love to play with my dog, Franklin, play basketball,...

...am a graduate of James Madison University. I received my Bachelors in English in the spring of 2022 and I am currently pursuing a law degree. While in undergrad I wrote many research-based papers and peer-edited numerous classmates' work. Currently, I tutor two exchange students in English concentrating in phonics, pronunciation, and reading. My favorite...

...fair share of "bad" teachers, I strive to keep students engaged and excited about the material they are learning. By making learning an exciting and fun experience, it makes a subject like math a lot easier. I like giving real-world examples of the subject so students can see how their understanding of the subject will...

...styles. I love taking rough, unformed essays or articles and making them concise and well-polished. Outside of tutoring, I am a folk musician, an environmental activist, and a birder (yes, birding is an actual hobby!) I'm also an avid traveler; I've been to over 15 countries in the past three years alone, including Bosnia and...

...via a webcam. I have experience with students of all ages, from teaching ESL to children as young as 4 to teaching complex scientific principles to adults in their 40's. I beleive in true versitility, adapting my teaching style and instruction to each individual student and their needs. I believe that the student should ultimately...

...to then apply this knowledge to necessary skills needed to reach to their full potential. In order to give students the greatest chance at success, rote memorization, showing work in math, vocabulary, proper grammar and learning how to make a variety of connections are vital, though sometimes challenging to learn. But, I think that overcoming...

...really gotten more into tutoring in the past year or so by volunteering with the VISAS program at UVA, which has given me the amazing opportunity to help teach English language skills international students and staff. When I have free time I like to cook with my friends, read, or listen to music. I'm also...

...advices to students. I advise students on academic policies and degree requirements; work with students to identify academic goals and develop academic plans. In addition, I am also conducting a research project with Dr. Alexander on Environmental Policy in areas of biofuel development. The knowledge and skills that I have gained from college not only...

...name is Anna and I am an undergraduate student at the University of Virginia. I am a Biology and Spanish double major and I am on the pre-med track. Through my infectious diseases research and my experience being an EMT, I have had the opportunity to communicate with, teach, and learn from all different sorts...

All students can learn. Sometimes we just need to provide a different direction, perspective or tone to the instruction to help them achieve their goals.

...concepts. That's rewarding for me. The tutor needs to be able to see the challenges from the perspective of the student. For each subject, each student may find different parts of the material challenging. The tutor must adapt to the student's needs, and establish a collaboration, to find out how best to bring the student...