Certified Tutors From Carroll University

...and learning. It was a natural fit that I pursued a degree in Education and became a licensed teacher. I received my Bachelor's of Science in Elementary Education at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin with a minor in English. Since 2011, I have been sharing my love of learning and enriching the mind's of children...

...Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and thirty Master's credits in Spanish from the University of California - Santa Barbara. I have spent a year in Japan and a year and a half in Guatemala. I have had poetry and short stories (fiction and nonfiction) published in several online magazines. Besides reading, writing, and studying foreign languages, I enjoy...

...addition to recently becoming a graduate student, I have also been rigorously studying to retake the MCAT and searching for opportunities that will allow me to be a more competitive applicant for medical school. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about the natural sciences such as Anatomy, Biology, and...

...very much, but will tutor in just about any subject. My teaching philosophy is very laid back. If I can get a student comfortable, figure out their likes and dislikes, I can find a way to integrate that into their lessons so they don't see it as school, but as fun! Outside of academics I...

...8 years of study, I feel confident in my knowledge of the French language and enjoy working with French students at various levels of study. In addition to these subjects, I like working with students who are preparing for standardized tests such as the ACT, SAT, and GRE. I understand that these tests are significant...

...am a current veterinary student, wildlife enthusiast, video game extraordinaire, and nerd :) I love my background education in science and math and as much as I to learn it in the classroom, it is even more satisfying to walk someone else through it and share our knowledge! PS: I love Orgo! aka Organic Chemistry

...I have been a student that has always had to work extremely hard to earn the grades I do, so I can be a nursing student. Through the years I have developed great study and organization skills that I would like to pass on to others, to help make others successful in their education. I...

...past students would say I am an entertaining teacher who is good at breaking complected information down. I specialize in all things Chemistry, from 10th grade chemistry to College Level Chemistry. I am also strong in mathematics and during the summer I run ACT, SAT, and ISEE test prep classes. Hope to meet you soon!...

...have a strong background in mathematics (earned a Master's in Mathematics in 2012) and would love to help you on your journey to success. Everyone learns differently and I would love to be a stepping stone to help your achieve your goals! Additionally, I am a very organized and caring person that can also assist...

...time. I take great pride in watching them read to other students and to me. I also feel that parents and teachers need to be partners in their child's education. It's important that we work as a team helping your child to succeed. My education journey started in 1976. I have a degree from Mount...

...own children in this area, but students who have fallen behind or just need that extra ENTHUSIASM with reading! Reading is fundamental to be successful in all subjects!! I feel that by becoming a proficient reader-which means to enjoy, comprehend and analyze, a student can succeed in all subjects. In today's world, with so much...

...we can't do. A thirst for knowledge can see us through the best and the worst of times. My approach to education has always been learner-centered. It is not about what is taught, but what is learned. Seeing learners as individuals with lives beyond the educational setting is key. With education, we can see hardships...

...use to understand the world around me. It provides logic and sense and order in what might otherwise seem chaotic. And though the answer to the why's of my adulthood may sometimes be "we don't know," it's really just "we don't know yet"--the answer will eventually be found, with science. I cannot wait to share...