Award-Winning Tutors serving Temple Terrace, FL

...experience in tutoring, with specialties in math and science. My vigorous coursework in both my undergraduate and graduate studies have prepared me for tutoring in a wide range of subjects. I am most qualified to tutor in math, science, and psychology. My favorite subjects to tutor are Algebra and Anatomy/Physiology.

...I have tutored students in various settings, from the college level down to freshman in high school. I have also taught high school biology for the past two years. My variety of teaching and tutoring experiences, along with my background knowledge, helps me to effectively connect with young people to help them learn and succeed....

...with a non-profit organization in St. Petersburg, Florida, and have three years experience teaching English as a Second Language to adults and teens, as well as tutoring English and Conversational English. I am also a published author, and have extensive experience teaching writing (creative, technical, and academic), and consulting with authors about their works. Writing...

...My degree has allowed me to share my knowledge with the students that I am privileged to teach. I have been working in the field of education for many years, and have learned a variety of strategies to help students transition successfully from one grade level to the next. I truly enjoy working with my...

...in Gross Anatomy and Clinical Kinesiology and was a graduate assistant for Gross Anatomy lab. I love teaching and helping others learn and seeing the "ah ha" moment when a concept finally is understood. I got an 800 on my first try on the NPTE and I look forward to helping you pass and become...

...working with students and seeing those little moments when their eyes light up, because I know that they are seeing and understanding something special for the first time. I liken these moments to the ones they must have experienced the first time they saw snow, ate cotton candy, or tried pizza--there is really nothing quite...

...general knowledge and foundational concepts, but as the classes decrease in size, the teacher/tutor should begin to act more as a personal mentor, encouraging individual students to think for themselves as much as possible. As a TA, I would spend most of the assigned class period moving from group to group watching over their progress...

...for children with developmental disabilities. I have always loved math, from the time I was in elementary school up until now, while I am taking graduate level statistics courses. My favorite subjects to tutor are all math courses- from elementary up to statistics. My favorite part about tutoring is when a child really, truly starts...

...best way to learn is to find one's own learning style and to make the most of it. But diligence and enthusiasm don't hurt either! I also believe that learning should be about passion and a love of learning, not just rote memorization. We just need to find that interest. In my free time, I...

...constantly learning new things, and helping others do the same in which ever methods suit the individual best. There are a myriad of ways every student can learn concepts, and I believe it is vital to find out what works for each, and also what interests we have. As an old cliche my teachers always...

...Studies, English, Public Speaking, 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...

...This not only gave me plenty of experience, it helped solidify the ideas and concepts in my own head, strengthening my understanding of the material. As far as my teaching philosophy goes, I strongly believe it is very important to focus on the student first and the material second. This means first finding out where...

...nonfiction. In addition, I have a graduate certificate in Editing and Publishing and a BA in History from Florida State University. During my time as an undergraduate, I wrote an honors-in-the-major thesis on Confederate soldiers and their wives in Florida during the Civil War, so I am very familiar with incorporating research into my writing....

...and history of Latin American countries, as well as in advising, writing, translations and business fields which includes, linguistics, finance and business processes; equipped with in-depth expertise in developing presentations and analysis in both Spanish and Business subjects. Award winner and honorary member of associations built to recognize student's success and effort during the learning...

...love to teach French, my native language and to help people learning this beautiful language. I worked in France as a teacher for 10 years before moving to foreign countries. I have the Florida Teacher Certification in French. I am currently working as a substitute teacher in one of the best private school in St...

...teacher at my church. I enjoyed explaining biblical concepts to the kids and delighted in watching them gain understanding of the subject. My first academic tutoring started with College algebra in college and has extended to High school chemistry, Calculus 1. I graduated with Biological Science from Lee University. While I have only officially tutored...

...I am very passionate about and have loved learning since grade school, especially anatomy and physiology. My special interest in these subjects grew from a fascination of how the human body works and actually lead me into my medical career. In regards to my teaching philosophy and style, it is important that the student and...

...Candidate. I am now at the University of South Florida pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering. Once I have my degree I plan to work for corporations like Northrop Grumman. My strongest subject is math and I am open to tutoring many levels of it. What I believe to be the best teaching style...

...and I'm currently a graduate student at the University of South Florida. Many people don't consider themselves to be a "math person", but in my experience, the only difference between people who excel in math and people who do not is confidence. I legitimately enjoy explaining mathematical concepts to people, and I like to think...

...have two younger sisters, with whom I occasionally share my love and knowledge of math and science. I have experience in algebra, trigonometry, and Calculus, but I am definitely the most comfortable with Calculus 1, and algebra. I also have a love for physics, specifically kinematics and statics (Free body diagrams!!!). I also did well...