Certified Tutors From Marywood University

I am a veteran teacher with a proven track-record of accomplishments. Possessing numerous certifications, I am able to relate to various levels and ages of learners. I am an advocate of challenging students to constantly improve; I prefer a 'coaching' style to instruction and take great pride in student success.... The material should be varied: short videos, a reading piece, and mini quizzes.

...future patients. In the past, I have worked many different jobs from emergency medical technician, to peach salesman, and yes, a tutor! Originally I'm from North Carolina, and I completed my undergraduate studies at UNC-Chapel Hill with a double major in psychology and chemistry. I get outside as much as possible in my free time....

...science, math, team building, and public speaking. I am an energetic person who loves to use engaging methods to break down difficult subjects and make them easier to digest. In all my teaching and personal learning I try to honor Miss Frizzle's mantra from "The Magic School Bus": learning happens best when you "take chances,...

All students can learn. Classroom teachers are challenged by the diversity of learning styles of their students. I feel it the role of a tutor to personalize the presentation of academic material to promote a student's understanding and success.

...to share my knowledge and passion with other people and help them. I have experience tutoring at the NativityMiguel School of Scranton, my hometown's KAP program, and individual students who have requested my services. I would describe my tutoring/teaching style as interactive, fun, and engaging. I always tailor my lessons relative to the interests of...

...and voice classes. In my experience, graduate school is difficult enough and the pressure to pass the Speech Language Pathology PRAXIS exam is the final step in a 5/6 year academic marathon is greater. As a student, going through years of rigorous coursework spanning the human life span can be challenging and I am here...

...When students receive one-on-one attention in this way, they can develop confidence in the teacher's dedication to their success, and more importantly, their own potential. Tailored feedback provides an achievable action plan for student improvement. Students can go anywhere for automated, generic information. Increasingly, free, open-access courses from organizations like Coursera provide the same knowledge...