Award-Winning Writing Tutors serving Tampa, FL

...Senior at the University of South Florida, completing my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Spanish. In the past, I have worked with elementary and middle school students in after-school programs. I have several years of experience tutoring and helping with school projects, homework, and other assignments. My main area of expertise are language-based subjects and social sciences, and I am open to working with students from Pre-K to undergraduate. I thoroughly enjoy helping students...

...Liberty University. As well as a certified Christian Counselor and Mental Health coach with the American Association of Christian Counselors. I am currently a professor of nursing with Southeastern University in the College of Natural and Health Sciences, school of Nursing. My purpose and passion is to educate others in a multi focal pedagogy that simplifies concepts to promote intellectual development and academic excellence. Currently, teach on the university level pathophysiology, quality and safety in...

My name is Lacita Meggs, Graduate from Kaplan University. I obtain a Bachelors in Psychology and graduated 3.8 GPA. With my learnings I was able to work beside a BCBA and Child Welfare. Throughout my life, I have worked in various child age populations for over 10yrs. I have experience in teaching, tutoring and coordinating.

...all backgrounds meet and exceed their goals through effective and clear writing. Sami has been tutoring students one-on-one and in small groups for 8 years and has worked for several online tutoring companies. She focuses on K-12, undergraduate and graduate writing support. She assists students on outlining and organizing their main ideas, coming up with engaging content, finding reputable sources and completing edits on finished papers. Sami's academic background prepares her with expertise on research...

...diverse group of learners. It is my obligation to keep abreast of evolving theories of learning, pedagogical practices, and developments in educational technology, while maintaining the core values of a humane and holistic education. It is imperative that a teacher first be an eager learner, and that he/she has a profound desire to share that enthusiasm for learning, as well a body of knowledge in his/her discipline, with each and every student. It is the...

...elementary to middle school. Years later, I completed a Master's Degree in Environmental Science and Policy and had the amazing opportunity to become an adjunct professor at the prestigious University of Tampa teaching undergraduates Environmental Science and Biology. I relished this time as it challenged me to win over non-majors to the sciences. I did this with hands-on and small group activities, often outdoors, and by relating the concepts we talked about to real life...

...have traveled to over 25 different countries and have lived on 3 of the 7 continents. While living in South Korea, I taught English to middle school students for a year and upon moving back to the U.S. immediately returned to tutoring. While the subjects I tutor run the gamut, I am most excited about History (World, African, & African- American), Earth and Life Sciences, Literature, and Social Studies, because they deal the most with...

...as an educator I am responsible for meeting student needs and to be creative in figuring out how to mine out the potential in a student. It is also important to make the session, lesson and/or class environment safe and culturally relevant to the student (s) that I am instructing so that they not only grasp the lesson content but enjoy class too. I believe that it is important to keep the learning environment student-centered.

...to start my career in 2016 in joining the special needs department at my sons elementary school in Colorado. As of January of 2023 my family relocated to Florida. I have worked with many children, educators, learning specialists, and different therapists. I have valued all of the relationships that came out of my career path of choice. I still work with special needs children and typical children as well. I have had the pleasure of...

...also become a classroom teacher, first in 4th grade and then in middle school as a science and reading teacher. My favorite subject to learn and to tutor is science. Science is involved in all facets of life, teaching us how to question and to be curious. I strongly believe that education is a key to a wholesome, well-rounded life. We learn not just to acquire a career, but to gain knowledge and develop our...

...I taught 3rd through 7th grade and especially love teaching reading and science. I have also worked for Scholastic as a reading consultant and have been a private tutor for many years. I currently work as a trainer for a software company and find that I miss the interaction with students. I earned by bachelor's degree from Syracuse University and a Master of Literacy from the University of Southern Maine. I believe that no matter...

Hi! My name is Andrea! I live in sunny Florida, but am a native of Tennessee! I am a mom to 6 children! Ages 7-17!

...and adhd to traditional students that need a little more personalized help to bring them up to grade level and help them be successful. I believe that each and every child can learn and I enjoy helping students find and achieve their full potential. While I tutor all subjects k-6th grade I have a passion for reading, math and writing. I believe that a good foundation in these three subjects allow students to be successful...

...and can tutor over the Summer. I have taken courses throughout my college career to supplement every one of these subjects, so I am well versed in all of them and am able to help with anything necessary. I have the strong belief that if you work a little harder, you will be able to master any subject you are struggling with. I will work even harder to make sure that every person has a...

...supportive with each student, meeting them where they are, resulting in an atmosphere and relationship of trust and respect, increasing student motivation and allowing each student to make progress. I have completed 26 graduate hours in the Counselor Education program at the University of South Florida. I hold a State of Florida Department of Education Professional Educator's Certificate and am certified to teach Elementary Education (Grades 1-6), English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) (Grades...

...Language Learning and Teaching. Currently, I have been pursuing a Ph.D. in Education for Curriculum and Instruction. In addition, I received a certification in Elementary Education K-6 and ESOL K-12 as well as a Reading Endorsement. I have had teaching and tutoring experience in all core content areas, including math. Also, I have taught and tutored elementary and middle school students for over ten years. I worked extensively as an ESOL teacher for students in...

I have just completed my Master's degree in English Literature at the University of South Florida. I also earned three Bachelor's degrees from USF in English, History, and Classics. I have primarily worked with college freshmen in my English composition courses at the university, and thoroughly enjoy helping my students achieve their goals. ... The most important thing about teaching, in my mind, is to provide a safe, comfortable environment in which the student can develop....

...History and Biology. I was a tutor throughout high school for various AP Exams, including Psychology, and was a tutor and note-taker for various college courses. I am planning on start my PhD in Forensic Psychology in the next year. I was also a Division I college athlete, so am very knowledgeable with various studying techniques. Outside of academia, I enjoy playing beach volleyball, going on hikes, and playing the occasional tennis match.

...2 years of teaching in Zambia with the US Peace Corps! I have a degree in marine geology and minored in environmental studies. Backing up my classroom knowledge however, is a background in field research and education experience. I've dug up ancient soil and flash-froze sand, but I've also tackled pelicans and painted bat's toenails. My old class in Zambia ranged between 40 and 120 kids, and I taught everything from basic English grammer, to...

...school, so I've learned a lot about communicating effectively, how to adapt my approach in order to reach each individual, and how to explain each concept as lucidly as possible. Additionally, my score in the 96th percentile on the GRE (Verbal) reflects my understanding of what it takes to learn material in order to do well on a test. I believe that communication between tutor and student is the key to successful learning - no...