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My goal is to develop efficient and engaging instructional design wherein I prepare, develop, and utilize a variety of instructional materials, sources, and aids appropriate to the unique instructional needs of each pupil. Educator with over 21 years of experience teaching multiple subjects. BA in Communications from loyola Marymount University. MS in Education from CSU Fullerton. Profesional, responsible, committed, and fun.

Talented Tutor, with the ambition to provide students with learning abilities, that will result in improvement and excel. Students will feel learning isn't only possible, but engaging. Welcoming all learners to the land of hope and opportunities. Being that I have a Bachelor's in English Literature, I help students with reading and writing skills. I provide a timer to track progress, but also to get the mind of the student thinking and aiming goals. Practice makes perfect, so we practice reading CVC (constant, vowel, constant) words as much...

I am an enthusiastic NYU student with dynamic interpersonal and analytic skills! I primarily look for opportunities to bridge engineering and technology principles with the greater needs of the world and enact innovation and positive societal change. I see tutoring as a first line of action to catalyze this change through education. I have a strong background in STEM topics such as Calculus I, II, and III, Linear Algebra and Differential Equations, Chemistry, Physics I, II, and III, Computer-Aided Design (SolidWorks), Materials Science, and Environmental Science. I also thoroughly enjoy and am passionate about history and curre...

To Whom It May Concern, I have two passions in life: writing and helping others. I put these passions to work by helping young people develop the written materials they need for job searches and college applications. I earned a BA at Cornell University. I have worked as a journalist and public health writer, most recently for Columbia University. I have spent my life as a professional writer (see bio above). In recent years, I have added tutor to my resume. I have spent countless hours helping high school students with college essays and I absolutely love this work. I enjoy connecting with students and helping them find their voice in essays...

I've taught at Johns Hopkins University since 2004, and prior to coming to Baltimore, I taught at universities in Washington state, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York City, and northern Vermont. My subjects range across all things English, from academic and creating writing to high school and college level literature courses. I've found that discussion-based learning, predicated on respect and high expectations, can make the difference between passable students and excellent ones. In 2023, I've arranged to spend less time in the classroom, creating opportunities to work one-on-one with students motivated to become the v...

I am a tenured professor of French with twenty-four years of classroom experience, an active publishing portfolio and ample experience with academic writing. I have taught all levels of French and am professionally trained in Second Language Acquisition (SLA) using the communicative approach. I received my BA in French, cum laude, from the University of Oregon in 1993. From there I went to France, where I lived and taught English at the Lycée Louis Feuillade in Lunel. Upon returning stateside, I undertook graduate studies again at the University of Oregon, receiving a Masters degree in F...

I am omni-curious, interested in almost everything and still very excited to learn more, even after several decades of experience teaching in and leading in schools, K-12. My excitement in teaching and tutoring comes from seeing growth as a student learns and achieves. The breadth of my background educationally, Moral Philosophy to Physics with Education in between and my background vocationally, from Investment Advisor to Head of School and Market Research and Freelance Writer in between, speaks to my passion for learning. My career in education speaks to the joy...