Award-Winning Tutors serving Verona, PA

...variety of offices at the University. Before going to Pitt, I was a chemistry & engineering major at Northampton Community College. During this time I was a visiting student researcher at Lehigh University, the president of the NCC engineering club for 2 semesters, and a member of the Phi Theta Kappa honor society.

...I love what I do because I love working with young adults and exposing them to different texts. I find that I work well with this age group and am able to relate to them. The cornerstone of my teaching philosophy is that once students know you care about them and their success, they will...

...in economics, and love to teach in my spare time. I have several years' experience teaching high-school and college level economics, and I've found that a proper look at the subject is as exciting as it is life-changing. So if youre looking for someone to explain the topic (or related topics like calculus and algebra)...

I think it's important to help out and give back to my community. I enjoy teaching and seeing that light of understanding come on in a persons eye when they grasp a concept they were having problems with before.... Introduce ourselves and backgrounds, and then see where the beginning competencies are and what needs worked on.

...keeps turning. Teaching students are place in history and learning how we connect to the story is one of my favorite things because it changes history from basic events and turns them into life changing moments. I love helping students see past events play out and watch how events are happening currently. I received my...

...those where an open dialogue or conversation has led to the systematic understanding and solving of a problem. With this in mind, the thing I stress the most in my teaching is that being open to different perspectives and expressing your thoughts is key in opening the door to a deeper understanding in any area...

...this by relating the material to real-life situations so students can make comparisons between content and things they can see everyday. My main focus is math and science, so my methods of teaching truly help students when much of what we go over in the course may not be visible to the naked eye. I...

...Philosophy. Currently, I am working towards my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA. I carry forth my love of writing and helping others each day in my program. I am understanding about the importance of mental health in a fast-paced and stressful school system. Feel free to share things...

...and I am a recent graduate from the University of Pittsburgh! I graduated with a Mathematics major, a French minor, and an Education minor. I will be starting a masters in special education program this summer! I have been tutoring students in math for over 10 years and I love it! I get so much...

...and student-focused educator who thrives on helping learners grow in confidence and ability. With a commitment to making learning clear, engaging, and personalized, I aim to create a positive environment where students feel supported and motivated. I believe in building strong connections, encouraging curiosity, and guiding each student toward their full potential. Teaching is not...

...made sure that teaching/tutoring Mathematics has a place in my life. I tutor any/all students that need any type of help in Mathematics, from General Math, to Algebra, to Geometry, to Intermediate Algebra, to Trigonometry, to Pre-Calculus to Calculus. I love Math, and I love to help students in Math. You don't have to have...

...2000 from the University of Leipzig, Germany. I have a total of 6 years college-level teaching experience of which 4 years at an overseas university and 2 years at US universities. I have loved chemistry all my life and I thoroughly enjoy tutoring this subject. My teaching/tutoring philosophy is to understand the students needs and...

...things out from just a few ideas is the most beautiful and elegant concept in the fields. In my spare time, I love to play music. I have played the cello for over 20 years, and I played it in a rock band, Kalon, for a decade. I also like to read a variety of...

...struggled a lot with it. However, after high school I was able to live in Mexico for two years and learned to love the language. Because of these experiences I know what it is like to struggle with the language, but I also know ways to make learning it easier and more understandable. Through college...

...to success for the many bright students that may have a bumpy start. It may take some time, but I know from experience that hard work definitely pays off in the end; nevertheless, it does not have to be as dull as it is made out to be. Learning can be efficient and interesting if...

...or simply gaining confidence. My approach is patient, creative, and highly adaptable to each student's unique learning style. I believe in making learning engaging and meaningful, and I strive to create a safe, encouraging environment where students feel empowered to grow and thrive. Whether we're working on academic goals or executive functioning skills, I'm committed...

...and will be graduating from Edinboro University with a degree in Reading in July 2015. I love teaching and also am able to coach basketball, soccer, and cross country at my school. When I'm not working, I enjoy walking my dog, playing sports, watching movies, or enjoying a nice cup of coffee. I look forward...

...attorney, but in my spare time, I tutor to help students achieve their dreams. I believe that learning can be fun and the more people I can convince of that, the better! In my spare time, I enjoy long distance running, reading horror novels and hanging out with my calico cat, Webby.

...collaborating with fellow educators, parents, and the community to establish a supportive network that ensures the success and well-being of every child under my care. In conclusion, my undergraduate journey in PreK-4 Education, coupled with my collegiate lacrosse experiences, has shaped me into a resilient, dedicated, and compassionate individual. I am thrilled to embark on...

...large quantities of information rapidly and efficiently. I believe that there is a greater value in KNOWLEDGE and not just LEARNING. The ability to critically think, appreciate arguments, and utilize new approaches to knowledge acquisition and dissemination demonstrates a higher command of understanding; this is something I wish of all my students.... Practice until you command your work. Don't just know; understand.