I've done graduate course work and minored in Anthropology for my PhD. I designed taught a class at Duke University, "Comparative Approaches to Global Issues" that explored identity and globalization from the perspectives of social science and anthropology. I used theories of culture in my PhD thesis.See David's full profile

I am currently studying Classics at Harvard. I have studied Latin for 7 years and Greek for 4 years, and have fulfilled Harvard's requirements for both Roman and Greek history.See Anna's full profile

Taught courses in Latin American, U.S., world, and Asian history. In addition to extensive reading in these areas, I'm widely read in European history (primarily 20th/21st century) and African history (especially late- and post-colonial).See Kathleen's full profile

I graduated from UNC Chapel Hill in 2020 with a Bachelor's degree in English and a double minor in History and Medieval and Early Modern Studies. I specialize in early European history, but have taken my share of World History and American History classes. I love history for what...See Ashley's full profile

As an SLP, I've learned dozens of ways to improve your memory for retaining even the most difficult material. Often, that's at the center of things when students are struggling to perform in history classes. We'll work to make it easy, and from there, things can start to be fun again.See Mike's full profile

I am an experienced tutor with degrees in Psychology and Public Policy, and a certificate in Applied Statistics. As a tutor of 3 years, I’ve enhanced my students’ comfort with statistics, revitalized their writing skills, and elevated my students’ knowledge of psychology. I have a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology...See Michael's full profile

My expertise is in teaching students to write better as well as how to understand and approach literature. Additionally, I am able to teach students how to read history and other humanities textbooks, take notes, study for tests, and write research papers. I also can help humanities students to prepare for AP exams.See Stephanie's full profile

Hi I'm Karthik! I graduated with Honors from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.S. in Biomedical Engineering and a B.S. in Business Administration. I have a few different tutoring experiences. In high school, at the North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics, I was a general chemistry TA who...See Karthik's full profile

Before coming to UNC, I taught at the University of Houston and the University of Miami for a couple of years. In addition, I scored the AP Language exam for seven years. I can teach English and history to high school and college level students, but I'm also interested in working with non-traditional...See Michael's full profile

I have previously taught 8th graders who were reading at around a 3rd grade reading level American history. I enjoy using other media to help them with concepts. For instance, there were many good YouTube videos that often helped with comprehending the material and there are books that teach history for...See Michelle's full profile

I have tutored both high school and college students in history.See Gautam's full profile

Unfortunately, many math devotees tend to be less proficient at social relationships and human communication. But even though I love and excel at math, my true gifts are as a communicator and a teacher. I can work with you to find those missing pieces in your math history that are holding you back in class....See James's full profile

For four years, I substitute taught elementary school in CA and was teacher's aide for fifth grade in an experimental program in Balboa Park. We lead discussions through current topics that changed monthly in various museums (History, Automobile, Sports, and Art) as well as the famous San Diego Zoo. Topics...See Ginny's full profile

My areas of expertise include American folk music, "ecomusicology," and Western classical music. I have designed and taught a variety of college-level music classes, from music history surveys to specialized courses on Latinx/Latin American music and music and politics.See Samantha's full profile

My first students, the guinea pigs, were my own children. More than one of them scored a 36 on the ACT, and two are now in PhD programs. My academic and testing history (GMAT score of 770 and old LSAT score of 45) coupled with my experience as a parent give me an appreciation for the need to customize a winning...See Randal's full profile

With over 6 years of coaching experience, 500+ hours of nonviolent communication training, and 10 years of teaching experience, I use scientifically proven methodologies to enhance the learning experience. I use empathy to help students accept their own skill level and learning history as a jump off point to...See Thomas's full profile

I taught 10+ years of Regents level US and Global History, conducting many review sessions aimed at both content and DBQ skills. Each of those years I also graded the exams, so I am very familiar with the rubrics and what is expected of students on these exams.See Melissa's full profile

In high school, I earned a 5 on AP Art History Exam. At Brown, I enrolled in nine courses in art history, covering modern and contemporary photography, modernism and postmodernism, abstraction, art and technology, and museology. I've written several long and short essays integrating formal analysis,...See Samuel's full profile

Classes are affordable, of quality, methodical, individual-centered, and deep-level content simplification experience, with someone who has experience working with students from diverse backgrounds and past experimentation history using conversation-threading, strategic rephrasing, socratic dialogue, instruction...See Wake's full profile

American History is all about understanding connections between events. While memorizing when events took place can be cumbersome, the important stuff is actually the causes and effects of these events-especially in APUSH-and that can be the hardest part of the course. I help students understand these connections...See Michelle's full profile

Hi there! I'm Jordan Burstion, a proud graduate of Duke University and math and science teacher. My undergraduate studies include a Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with a certificate in Innovation & Entrepreneurship. During my college admissions journey, I was admitted to 6 Ivy League institutions, awarded over $500,000 in...See Jordan's full profile

I am a medical school graduate from Duke who has tutored for over 8 years in subjects that range from the MCAT to General Chemistry to Japanese. I graduated from the University of Southern California with degrees in Biological Sciences and Environmental Science and Health, and while at USC I was a Supplemental...See John's full profile

I entered college as a history major. I eventually switched my major to economics, and got both a B.A. and M.S. in that subject. However, I never lost my love of history, especially American History. I took many history courses as both am undergrad, then as a graduate student. My coursework...See Ken's full profile

I am an experienced American history tutor with a deep understanding of the subject. I have knowledge of the major events, figures, and ideas that have shaped the United States from the colonial period to present day. I am well-versed in the political, economic, social, and cultural aspects of American...See Kevin's full profile

As a college freshman, I have very recently gone through the AP experience and am more familiar with the student's side of these topics than others. I am very experienced in researching and writing about History and would love to help you on your academic journey. Please feel free to contact me with any...See Max's full profile