175 Newark Latin Tutors

...In an anatomy and physiology course, for example, students are expected to master a large body of material. By stressing the importance of learning the language of science, i.e., the meanings of the Latin and Greek roots, prefixes and suffixes of anatomical terms, I show my students how to decipher function and location information from anatomical... read more

...Fortunately there are a few tricks to cut down on the monotony. For starters, if you have ever studied a romance language, it helps to remember that the root words of many anatomical terms are based on Latin. Therefore these root words are often similar to the Spanish/French/Creole/etc., but not English, word for that body part. For example, the... read more

...Sociology is a field of study closely related to Political Science. In college, I aced a number of classes focusing on Income Inequality, Distribution of Resources, Racial Demographics of the U.S. and Latin America, Urban Dynamics, and more. I thoroughly enjoyed my work in Sociology and I would be happy to help anyone who is looking to improve in... read more

I have been teaching Italian and Latin for over 25 years at the H.S. and College level. I am currently retired from the Fort Lee Public School system, but I am still teaching Italian at William Paterson University. I also taught Italian at Montclair State University and Rutgers University. I have extensive experience in teaching grammar and I have... read more

I am a highly experienced and skilled tutor of Ancient Greek and Latin. I am currently a Ph.D candidate and Enhanced Chancellor's Fellow for Classical Philology at CUNY Graduate Center. I tutored Ancient Greek and Latin extensively throughout my time as an undergraduate at Boston University (summa cum laude, Phi Beta Kappa, Palma Aurea Latin Scholarship... read more