Award-Winning Tutors serving Twisp, WA

Hi, I'm Linda. I've had a long career in the private and public sector as an analyst and project manager. But I have also taught and tutored all ages in basic to more advanced levels of mathematics, and I love to teach! I am particularly good and helping students get through math "blocks." ... My teaching philosophy is what I would call quasi-Socratic. I watch students as they work through problems and ask questions to try...

Hi! My name is Aurelia, and I have been working with kids for over 5 years, and tutoring for 2. I am passionate about helping students learn and grow academically as education can unlock many opportunities. I am currently a student and am earning my B.A. in Economics and International Relations.

I am a senior at Whitworth University double majoring in physics and mathematics. I worked as a supplemental instructor for calculus and introductory physics classes for four consecutive semesters. My job included tutoring, lecturing and making worksheets for practice outside class.

...my strengths is taking complicated information and breaking it down into more manageable bites and helping you come up with ways to remember and use it. And I believe each subject requires different skills, strategies, and approaches. For writing, it's all about finding your strengths and weaknesses, prioritizing grammar issues (so you aren't feeling overwhelmed),...

An author and artist who is passionate about the reasons why we learn and making "school work" a magical journey.

...I learned Spanish when I worked at a bilingual school in Cuernavaca, Mexico and while living and working in Honduras. I have always been passionate about teaching and sharing my knowledge to others. I started tutoring my younger cousins when they wanted to learn French, and then ended up teaching my Aunts and Uncles when...

...moment when they finally understand a concept that has been eluding them is priceless! That feeling of success for them is why I teach. I believe that each student can be successful. It's a matter of finding what their learning style is, figuring out where the disconnect is and then teaching the skill or concept...

I do math, science, and writing. My goal is to improve my students' subject matter understanding, while also developing creative ways of thinking about the problem at hand.