The Best typing Tutors in Chicago, IL

I earned a perfect score on the SAT Verbal, and I routinely score 36 on practice ACT English tests. I will ensure you learn how to efficiently analyze the test’s essays and passages, identify question types, and avoid test-specific “tricks.”See Kelsey's full profile

I've worked for different youth center organizations in Utah, Hawaii, Oregon, and California where I’m originally from. I’m currrntly working full time as a youth mental health therapist. Basically I love working around youth (adolescents) and assisting them with any types of activities, sports, school...See Abraham's full profile

I am a previous medical school student who is currently preparing to return to medical school after many years of introspection. I have a lot of insight into the type of critical thinking that is tested on the MCAT, as I had a strong score when I took the test to get into medical school, and now I currently study...See Cara's full profile

...English proficiency. I also introduced the students to the different accents and speaking styles of English native speakers -- IELTS being a United Kingdom/England type of exam, and compared with US residents' manner of speaking. Along with standard lessons, my students participated in practice tests on the four skills, after...See Connie's full profile

That is, my studies did not prepare me nearly as well as did actively and personally working with fellow students. Years of tutoring physics sharpened my sense for how people learn science. I discovered the ability to connect all types of inquiring minds with abstract concepts by using concrete examples. Consider...See Jordan's full profile

I started to teach/tutor right away either students of the University of Chicago or regular people in other Language Schools. My students were adults, kids, teenagers, businessmen, travelers, opera lovers, College/University Professors, just anybody with any type of backgrounds, interests, age. With...See Lia's full profile

I have tutored students with special needs for over 11 years. I have worked with them in the classroom, individually, and in groups. Over the years I have become familiar with most types of disabilities. See Kay's full profile

I took and successfully passed the AFOQT while a cadet during college in the AFROTC program. This test was necessary for not just competing for a three year, Type II scholarship (which I was awarded), but required to take and pass in order to receive my commission in the USAF. Additionally, my scores were a vital...See Jennifer's full profile

... recent four-year stint where I ran a busy drop-in writing center at a college prep high school, working one-on-one with dozens of students every week on all types of writing projects for their classes in English, history, literature, journalism, and a variety of other subjects....See Shane's full profile

As I was an "after five" tutor for students in Japan, for 16 years, I was used to visit different students' house. Since I immigrated to the USA, I have taught Japanese to those who had different types of needs from high school students to adults for 5 - 6 years. I offer skype tutoring as well....See Hisae's full profile

To grow their self-confidence, we start with tasks appropriate to their current level and progress step-by-step toward school assignments and standardized tests. I love one-on-one tutoring because it allows individual adjustment to the type of thinking and learning abilities of each person. At the first...See Arnold's full profile

My education instilled in me that it is not the power of your computer or the latest version of your software that makes a good designer. Instead, a good designer knows how to organize images, shapes, colors and type in visually pleasing ways by adhering to basic principals and techniques. My professional...See Barry's full profile

...algebra Finding segment length using distance formula Angles and their measures Practice naming angles, and measuring angles with a protractor Classifying types of angles: acute, obtuse, right and straight Exploring the concepts of Bisector: Mini-project: Folding Bisectors for angles and segments Finding midpoints...See Deborah's full profile

I enjoy teaching all types of Math and want Math to be fun when I teach it. I use a large number of manipulatives or hands on devices to get the point across. Math is not hard you just have to take everything one step at a time and be slow and steady.See Robert's full profile

Students who work with me improve their standardized test scores. Standardized tests have predictable types of problems, which I will help you anticipate. Students also benefit when I teach them particular test-taking strategies. Preparing in advance will help you quickly prioritize to use your time more...See Tim's full profile

I am a certified teacher in Illinois and hold a current Type 03 (K-9) teaching certificate. I did my teaching in Evanston School District 65, and after raising my children, returned the field of education. I have been a "preferred" substitute in North Shore School District 112 and Deerfield School...See Gail's full profile

- Learn how to effectively convey this narrative during the interview. Practice Makes Perfect - Engage in stepwise practice interviews tailored to the type of interview you’ll face. - Receive real-time feedback to fine-tune your responses and presentation. Polishing the Details - Cover...See Mark's full profile

I have always been that kind of tutor who would go the extra mile for my students if it meant that they would get that extra point boost in their grades. I think that education is important and every student is smart- it is the type of teaching that makes all the difference. I am interactive, engaging, and most...See Ekta's full profile

Grammar is one of the most difficult aspects of English. In school, students are required to understand grammatical forms and structures conducive to reading and writing academically. Often this type of learning is flooded with drills and rote memorization. Students have been taught these skills early in their...See Christine's full profile

Later, as an entrepreneur, I experienced business law from the business side. Today, I teach Law in International Business for UCLA Extension, and love working with students on all types of law projects. Side note: I rarely watch TV anymore but saw a recent episode of the newest Law and Order series and had some...See Valerie's full profile

I worked in IT, and I have expertise in using Windows to install software, adjust settings, work with the control panel, check the system Info, and see versions. I work with Photos and with Picture data. I was even an expert with DOS, so I know why all the commands exist, and how they went from typed commands...See Peter's full profile

For many students, the challenge here is on older passages. You'll find one or two passages written prior to World War 2. Many students struggle on these passage types because of the way people used to speak and write back then. We will discuss how you can annotate these passages to improve your...See Michael's full profile

I can help students organize and structure their studying, identify and fill content gaps, and practice applying their knowledge to new and unfamiliar problems. I emphasize effective reasoning, time management, and strategies for approaching each question type with confidence and accuracy. I can also tutor...See Saloni's full profile

I have Illinois type 03 teacher certification, which means that I am licensed to teach grades kindergarten through eighth. I have a Master of Arts in Teaching from National-Louis University. Therefore, I am highly qualified to tutor kindergarten through sixth grade, since I have been trained to teach elementary...See Deborah's full profile

I've tutored Calculus for the past three years. I tutored many types of students, and many number of students. The typical tutoring sessions would be one-on-one, but I've also done drop-in tutoring where I would help as many as twenty students at once in all types of calculus. See Dennis's full profile