Award-Winning Tutors serving Ypsilanti charter Township, MI

...with a focus on Physiology and Bioethics. I worked as an Undergraduate Learning Assistant at Lyman Briggs College in the Biology department. My favorite topics to teach are Anatomy, Physiology, and Biology. Currently, I am a third-year medical student at Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine (MSUCOM). During my training, I have enjoyed both educating others and learning the clinical skills necessary to become a physician. By choosing to become a physician, I have...

...am passionate about working with students because it was fourteen years into my education that I first encountered a teacher who waited, patiently and non-accusingly, at least 10 seconds after asking a question before calling and someone and initiating a discussion. This was transformative for me as a then-introverted college freshman and I offer this story to share why it is so personally important to me to allow students with different learning styles a range...

...learning goals! I currently teach physics and math at a private school in the Midwestern United States where I live with my wife and golden retriever puppy, Bailey. I have taught chemistry, physics, and math in both public and private schools in Indiana and Ohio for the past 12 years. I have a bachelor's degree in chemistry as well as one in science education. Additionally, I have a M.Ed. and a Ph.D in science education.

I graduated from Middlebury College in 2014. My bachelor of arts degree is in both Mathematics and Computer Science. After leaving the tech industry in 2016 I have worked as a mathematics tutor for a private company and substituted at high schools. I have extensive experience tutoring and teaching high school students Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Pre-Calculus topics. I am also eager to help college students with Algebra and Calculus 1 & 2 topics.

...I am a newer professional in the field of Higher Education passionately working to serve and advocate for ALL students. Most recently, I served at Alma College as a Graduate Assistant in Greek Life and Orientation, an Advisor to Student Life Program Board, and a Transition Coach to First Year Students. I am highly skilled in the areas of Program Planning, Greek Life, Diversity & Inclusion, Residence Life, Communication, Public Speaking, Program Curriculum Development, and...

Teaching and Lifelong learning are my passions.

...personal interests stem from my first career in the fashion industry. I enjoy studying textiles and exploring color through art, painting and design. These hobbies strongly indicate my own learning style, as a visual learner. Research shows that most learners are visual as well so I always make visual references available, to reinforce the materials that I share. It is a highly effective strategy and my not so secret weapon. I look forward to working...

...that all students bring to my classes, as such diversity will characterize the future workplaces (and the world at large) of all students. In summary, I believe an optimal educator is one who imparts their knowledge with insight, passion, and personal experience, engaging and challenging each student to contribute according to their own background and experience. I am comfortable that I have succeeded in this mission thus far, and hope to impart the same to...

...is unique and my goal is to make learning fun and interesting for them. Study skills and organization are also something I focus on. I currently teach adult women organizational skills, and have seen how much it has improved their self-esteem and ability to function more efficiently in their lives. That is a skill that I believe is very beneficial for children to learn at an early age. I'm a strong believer in building on...

...speech as well, I can offer a well-rounded approach to written and spoken communication. Lastly, with a background in Japanese, I have successfully completed 15 credits worth of Japanese with a 4.0, and an average of 3.75 in all Japanese language classes, as well as being a supplemental instructor for the introductory class, this helps me both in Japanese Tutoring through both Genki and Nakama textbooks, or to help facilitate communication with Japanese students looking...

...both from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. I have teaching endorsements in Early Childhood Education, Language Arts, Social Studies, and as a Reading Specialist. I have tutored many students in many subject areas from grades Kindergarten to Grade 12. My specialty is Reading but I enjoy tutoring all subjects. I have taught many grades including Preschool, and I am currently in my second year as a Reading Specialist where I teach students in Grades Kindergarten to...

...left to grope around in the dark. It's important for me to understand the way the student's mind works. If they are having trouble understanding a problem, I do my best to have to walk through the processes they are trying out. Once I understand how the student sees the problem I can identify what tool they need to fix it. I have had some amazing teachers in my academic career and they really made...

...Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management and a Bachelor of Law. My certifications, including CISSP, CompTIA Security+, CySA+, and Pentest+, underscore my deep expertise in cybersecurity and information security management. In my current role as a Cybersecurity Support Engineer at Log(N) Pacific, I implement secure cloud configurations and develop automation solutions to enhance security posture and operational efficiency. My technical proficiency extends to Microsoft Azure services, SIEM monitoring, SOAR implementation, and Python scripting, among other technologies....

...Science at the University of Michigan. I'm a member of Michigan's Football Analytics Society and the club running team and am looking to join a business group on campus. I'm from Seattle, Washington, which is an incredibly pretty city. It's great for people who like to go outdoors, so I spend a lot of time skiing and hiking. I have always loved math, and I love teaching it, so I'm extremely excited to work with...

...building confidence and curiosity in students. Experience working with students includes several years of tutoring in various educational settings. I have worked with elementary students to help them grasp mathematical concepts and improve their problem-solving skills. Additionally, I have supported students in preparing for exams, helping them develop effective study strategies and time management skills. Education was acquired through continuous learning and professional development in the field of education. I have completed specialized training programs...

...study hall, working with youth in after school programs, helping adults who wish to improve their English, and helping friends who home school their kids. My most preferred subjects are Biology and Economics because I like knowing how things work and how people think on a larger scale. While it is important to know facts or the application of facts, I feel that learning how to learn and critical thinking are important and are built...

I am Solomon, an actuarial student who believes that mathematics is the best way to understand the world and what is happening around us. I hold a Bachelor degree in Actuarial Science, a masters degree in Mathematical Sciences and another masters degree in Actuarial Science. I tutored at the Ball State university for sometime before being upgraded to be an instructor. I like watching football, singing and also playing piano.

...tutored in each subject one-on-one and in group settings. These are areas that I not only enjoy, but I am very passionate about. I love having the opportunity to give back to students, because I understand the importance education. I enjoy being interactive and talking through problems. It helps me to see what you know and where you need assistance. Outside of tutoring and school I enjoy watching television, shopping and working out.

"Failure is not always a mistake. It may be the best one can do under the circumstances. The real mistake is to stop trying." - B.F. Skinner

...with a range of children between the age of 3 weeks to 12 years old, caring for them and providing an environment that allowed them to learn and grow. From there, I wanted to expand my experience in the classroom and took a role as a building substitute teacher at an elementary school. Through this, I worked in all elementary grades, teaching a variety of subjects and learned a lot about myself and how important...