Award-Winning Writing Tutors serving West Allis, WI

...settings using technology to bring the world to the learner and the learner to the world. Learners see relevance in realistic situations and are therefore engaged and motivated. Motivated and engaged learners explore complex situations, find connections, problem solve and deepen their understanding of the topics they are studying. These connections propel learners to branch...

...incredibly difficult to pick a favorite, but if I had to choose it would be English & writing. I thoroughly enjoy the process that writers take in becoming the writers they strive to be! My philosophy includes practice. I believe that students need to struggle with their subject and then grow from that experience. I'm...

...my school and teach all four levels of German, and also have experience in teaching high school Latin as well. My German students who have gone on to college German have consistently tested into higher levels of the program. I also have extensive classroom experience in helping students become better readers and writers in English....

...individualize lessons and adapt as the need arises while teaching. My favorite areas are reading and writing as well as test preparation. I also enjoy meeting the student where he or she is needing help in whatever school subject he or she may be struggling with. Helping students see what they were not understanding is...

...and I want to inspire everyone I work with to love learning as well! Part of that is being prepared to push on ahead in the academic world - so whether you need help with a daily assignment, a just-for-fun learning venture, or preparing for the test that determines your future options, I'm on your...

...and students from diverse backgrounds for 5+ years. Though I tutor many subjects, I specialize in Writing, English, and Sociology. I work with all types of students and always customize my methods to fit their specific needs. Like Nelson Mandela once said, knowledge is the most powerful thing and I hope to empower students in...

As a lifetime teacher, I am dedicated to meeting the needs of my students and helping them meet their potential and succeed in their academic endeavors.

...track record. After graduating magna cum laude from Marquette University, I have been involved in public education for 14 years. For 13 of those years, I was a high-school English teacher, and I strove to teach a wide variety of classes (from AP to remedial and everything in between) in schools with a wide variety...

...Edgewood College in Madison, WI., and I am grateful for the opportunity to foster achievement and interest in literature. Aside from school, I spend most of my time outdoors. I love exploring the city of Madison with my friends, going on walks along the lakes nearby, or just sitting in the park and reading.

...Elementary Education and a minor in Spanish. I also have a master's degree in Teaching English as a Second Language. I can tutor students in all elementary subject areas, as well as beginning Spanish, but my love is teaching math. I have had great success helping struggling math students gain skills and confidence they need...

Hello All - I am a recent college graduate looking to help others out in their basic skills. There is no bad question. The only bad thing is a lack of questions. Please ask me anything and I will do my best to either research and help you out.

My goal as a tutor will be to assist and guide students through their work with empathy, detail, and a positive attitude. Writing and reading comprehension are tools that can always be sharpened and I'm just an avenue to help sharpen your tools.

...is to ask questions to understand how the student most efficiently learn, then extensively plan my lesson to cater towards their strengths. I also believe it is important to identify factors that the student personally finds motivating. If the student is motivated to learn, I can take on full responsibility to ensure they learn what...

...a licensed elementary school teacher and have had experience with all ages through my work at City Year (an education based non profit) and at YMCA Camp Minikani (where I served as a counselor and camp director). I love English and Social Studies most (specifically reading and writing in content areas) but have also loved...

I love to teach and believe every student is capable of learning. I think learning should be fun and that everyone learns in their own way.

...help with all subjects in grades 1-6 and some specialty areas such as astronomy, history, social studies, and art. I love to teach and seeing the spark of understanding within any subject. My philosophy of teaching is that I truly believe that ALL children can learn and I never stop trying to find what works...

...on the feedback. I hold my students to high standards and I expect them to reach those standards. However, I also help set up a plan and path to help them reach those standards, because when I see the "light bulb" turn on in a student, I know that I have helped the student overcome...

...School level children since 2010 through the Atlanta Urban Debate League as a debate coach. Although I mainly focused on debate, we spent a lot of time working on reading, writing, critical thinking, and public speaking. I am bilingual. Fluent in both English and Spanish, my reading and writing in Spanish is about the same...

...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 enjoy reading, playing tennis, and just being outdoorsy.

...had: a previous research assistant in my lab at UCSB came to work there for this exact reason. To locate these motivations, I believe in four crucial pedagogical principles: appreciation for the scientific method, critical thinking, active learning, and humor. Appreciation for the Scientific Method. My approach to teaching stems from the scientific community, where...