Award-Winning Tutors serving West Chester, PA

...one of Swarthmore's student run newspapers, and as a news writer for The Daily Gazette, which is no longer operating. I hope to help students communicate their ideas through writing both in and out of the classroom. I would like to impart all of the lessons I have learned on how to write concisely and with purpose while maintaining one's personal style. I hope to teach students more than just rigid grammar rules. Helping students...

...that can be obtained by students in only a few sessions is truly an invigorating experience. Throughout my personal struggles with academics, and my work with students of all ages I have discovered the value of the individualization of course materials to meet the unique needs of each student. I believe that all students are unique, and thus have their own personal styles of interpreting and retaining information. By teaching students through lessons created in...

...am incredibly passionate about education. After substitute teaching K-12 for one academic year, I decided to enter a PhD program to dedicate my life to education. I have taught all ages, from kindergarten to university-level. I am an avid writer and enjoy working with my students to help them write their best essays, practice their best English, and perfect their grammar and mechanics. I look forward to working with you to reach your academic goals!

...with a certificate of clinical competence from ASHA. She is passionate about Speech-Language Pathology and Spanish. As a former elementary school SLP, she loves working with kids on their Spanish language skills and has experience and knowledge to pass on to those studying for their SLP Praxis Exam. As a recent graduate (2018) and graduate assistant at West Chester University, she has experience tutoring at the college level as well (preparing students for the Praxis...

...success and build their confidence. I offer specialized support for comprehension and reading, experienced with proven methods including Visualizing and Verbalizing and Wilson Reading Program. I also assist students with middle and high school math, enabling a deeper grasp on the material and a safe place to ask questions. My clients take comfort in the genuine concern for my students and am able to connect with them on their level. I am flexible, personalizing instruction...

I am an elementary school teacher and reading specialist who loves helping my students find joy and empowerment through reading. Reading is the key to unlocking knowledge across subjects, including math and science, which I also have experience in and enjoy teaching.

...Biological Sciences. I mainly tutor for the DAT, which I scored in the 98th percentile when I took it myself! I also provide application advice for applying to Dental school. After taking my DAT, I applied to 8 dental schools and was accepted to 7 of them! In my undergraduate semesters, I often took up multiple positions to be a resource for tutoring and mentoring to underclassman students. This included teaching an introduction to chemistry...

...University studying Engineering Physics with a 3.8 GPA. I have been tutoring officially and for classmates for over 4 years now, including experience as a Teaching Assistant for calculus 2. I specialize in tutoring mathematics and physics of various subjects, including calculus, mechanics, E&M, etc. My philosophy for tutoring these subjects is helping students have a fundamental understanding of topics so that they can progress their own learning independently later. These baselines are the keys...

...the essence of journalistic writing, through my Masters in Journalism from Temple University. I encouraged my students to publish their writing and I also wrote features for a local paper for ten years. I enjoy editing, but have never been a "red pen" kind of teacher. If a student makes the same mistake, which is often the case, I will correct it once, but expect the student to look for other instances. My teaching philosophy...

I am a graduate of Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (2020) and Indiana University (2017). I love languages, especially French, Latin, and Arabic. Chemistry was my favorite subject in high school and college, and, being an older sister, I'm happy to adapt to each student's needs and goals.

...interdisciplinary background, which I consider to be crucial for all teachers and fellow creatives. I am cognizant of gender theory, feminism, literature, hermeneutics, and the importance of communication and holding/creating space for my students. Along with this, I have ample experience in mediating an online classroom environment through the Zoom Platform. Perhaps, above all else, I would like to leave you with this final note: I believe your words pressed to the page are powerful...

...received a certification from Harvard University in Shakespeare's Life and Work. I am an expert in language and theatre arts with an affinity for the classics. I firmly believe that being able to comprehend what you read and then write about it in a cognizant matter is one of the most important things to master when you are young. I have taught elementary students in grades K-6, middle school students in grades 7-9, high school...

...and special education. With years of teaching experience, I know how to break down complex concepts into clear, engaging lessons tailored to different learning styles. My background in a behavioral school and a low-income district has honed my ability to connect with students, build their confidence, and make learning accessible. Whether guiding students through historical analysis or programming logic, I foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills that set them up for success.

...with 15+ years experience with back-end development (Java, PHP, C#, .Net, REST API), database design/development (SQL, MYSQL, SQL Server) as well as front end development (CSS, HTML, XML, JavaScript, JQuery). I double majored in English and Computer Science and have an M.A. in English literature where I taught freshman writing seminars and assisted students in writing academic papers. I currently teach Introductory classes in HTML/CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Mobile Design and Programming concepts with TechGirlz and...

...and a visually impaired student while I was teaching. During the summer, I taught a Summer Enrichment course to help 8th grade students to continue to improve proficiency in Spanish before entering high school. I believe that every child can learn and will learn if given the best learning environment(i.e. focusing on their personal style of learning, personality, likes/dislikes, etc). I strive to create a love of learning in all of my students and have...

...After receiving my Masters degree, I taught an Intermediate Algebra course and a Cell Membranes course at Rutgers. At the same time, I was tutoring psychology and neuroscience at the University's Learning Center, where I came across students with a wide range of learning styles and strengths. I try to adopt a strengths-based approach to tutoring and teaching, spending time outside of tutoring sessions breaking down concepts to match students' needs. Outside of academia, I...

...degree in English & Literature. My dream is to teach literature and/or creative writing in a university setting! I have experience with teaching, as I was a teaching assistant for an illustration professor at the University of the Arts, and I was a peer mentor for a Sherlock Holmes close-reading course in my Fall 2021 semester. My job was to help students with both their safety and their work! I gave creative input and advice...

...that not everyone understands things the same way he or she does. Throughout my years tutoring all levels of mathematics, I have developed the ability to readily explore several different viewpoints and methods to help students fully grasp the subject matter. I can present the material in many different ways until we find an approach that works and makes the material easy to understand. Nothing gives me a greater thrill than the look of relief...

...algebra equation to the most complex calculus problem, math surrounds us in our everyday lives, even when we don't realize it! My teaching style is one that aids students in a deep, conceptual understanding of the content, rather than memorizing steps or solely using patterns to solve problems. I taught precalculus and calculus in high school for three years, and taught calculus at the University of Hartford for one semester as an adjunct professor. I...

...to practice clinical skills and also lectured from time-to-time, I have several years of tutoring experience in math and different science subjects at the high school level. I believe in the "See one, Do one, Teach one" method. I think it is important to see examples of how problems are solved and then be guided in doing a problem together. Afterwards, understanding can be assessed by having the student teach back what they understood so...