The Best Reading Tutors in Elizabeth, NJ

*Currently accepting new students* Hello and welcome! In my 20+ years as a tutor I've worked with countless students on test prep, academic support, writing, and college application coaching. My students range in age from 10 to 60 and come from diverse backgrounds. And thanks to modern technology, I can work with...See Alex's full profile

Experienced tutor with 7+ years of experience in reading, reading comprehension, and editing.See Sophia's full profile

Of the traditional "three r's" probably no skill students learn is as crucial as reading. After all, you can learn "'riting" and "'rithmetic" by simply reading a book. But, if you can't read, there's no way you can access it or any other skill...See Phillip's full profile

The reading industry is strange indeed. Sooo many experts, sooo much money invested and sooo little results. How can this be? Well, it's because none of the “University Approved” methods work and no student or parent wants to accept defeat and give up! I get it, that makes sense. But now, we can do...See Scott's full profile

Learning to communicate effectively in English involves mastering the skills of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. In order to accomplish this, we will work on listening and reading for main ideas and specific information, developing grammar and vocabulary skills, and practicing writing and...See ERIN's full profile

I work with students to improve their SAT Reading by first assessing their struggles with reading comprehension and discussing tips for reading and understanding questions. Then we practice timed tests so students can become comfortable with the test conditions. With many of my SAT Reading...See Emma's full profile

I have spent the last ten years teaching students how to apply critical reading skills to a variety of tasks. I have taught critical reading skills for standardized and specialized exams, middle school and high school curriculums, college admissions, and college courses. I am a current instructor of college...See Claire's full profile

I've been teaching middle and high schoolers how to read actively and more efficiently since 2013. I have my students read aloud so that I can catch if there are any learning differences that haven't been noticed yet. I teach students how to use inflection when they read so that they can...See Remy's full profile

I have two writing degrees and ten years' experience teaching reading, writing, vocab, English Literature and Language to middle school, high school, undergraduate, graduate, postgraduate and professionals. See Raegan's full profile

In the challenging environment of New York preparatory schools, even an organized and high-performing student can struggle with juggling the complex demands of heavy workloads as well as extracurricular and athletic activities. Schools have raised the bar and expect work quality from students at a level previously...See Sheena's full profile

I have tutored ACT reading and writing for several years.See Charlotte's full profile

I use a variety of strategies, such as guided reading, phonics instruction, and graphic organizers, to help my students better understand what they are reading and to build their reading stamina. I also encourage my students to ask questions and engage in discussions about their reading, as this...See Britini's full profile

I have taught in the English department at Rutgers University for over ten years and have worked as a private tutor for even longer. I have helped students at all levels improve their critical reading and writing abilities and learn to take pride in their work. Whatever your particular goal, I am ready to develop...See Alex's full profile

You can see my latest online course here: www.artfuleducational.thinkific.com. In addition to teaching Studio Art, I also work with English Language Learners and offer conversation classes about Art, to help students with their reading, writing and speaking skills. Check out my recommended supply list for...See Diana's full profile

Perhaps the best way to master reading is to become a "reader." I ask students to read aloud. I then ask questions about what they read, to ensure comprehension, and I go over new vocabulary words. See Olya's full profile

In addition to my medical degree, I am personally interested in nutrition, having spent 11+ years reading and interpreting studies on metabolism, fitness, vitamins, and supplements. See Nicholas's full profile

I'm a professional writer and studied languages in college. I know all the parts of language like the back of my hand and can help with anything from the basics of reading to advanced grammatical terminology. See Ben's full profile

I would like to help you understand English so that you can use it more comfortably whether you need to interpret a reading, write a memo or have a more fluent conversation. By preparing engaging and thoughtful lessons, I can help you to develop your ear for the language so that you become a better speaker, or...See Cheri's full profile

I have a Master's in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) and a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from NYU. I have helped many students over the years rapidly improve their reading levels in 8 weeks, test into their top schools through the ISEE exam, and provide foundational...See Stephanie's full profile

Those who excel at Reading Comprehension working with me learn how to view each reading assignment as if it were a roadmap. The roadmap approach helps students to analyze reading in a more practical and logical manner. Discussion of reading assignments is also encouraged to encourage critical...See Sara's full profile

Hello! My name is Kelli. I am a creative ESL Instructor and book editor from California, recently based in NYC! I offer personalized English language tutoring for international professionals and adult students. My most recent private students are graduate students and international corporate employees in Manhattan....See Kelli's full profile

I am a certified elementary ed teacher with many years of experience teaching children to read. I have taught adult learners as well. I am also certified k-12 in teaching ESL. I employ science of reading strategies emphasizing phonological awareness. I currently use the UFLI program based on systematic,...See Diana's full profile

WHAT HAPPENED TO READING? In today's schools, it's possible to not be a good reader and still excel and get good grades. It doesn't help that this generation has grown up with TV, internet, and videos that foster listening but not reading! They are capable of putting a computer or cell phone...See Mary's full profile

I studied dramatic literature, English literature, Classics, and writing at Yale University. I have worked as a substitute teacher and English (reading, writing, grammar) tutor for 3+ years. I have extensive experience tutoring students in middle, high school, and college in Critical Reading, Essay...See Rebecca's full profile

I developed reading comprehension lesson plans for school-aged children in my master's level Language Development and Disorders course at New York University. I am knowledgeable about working with typically developing children, as well as children with a reading disorder or impairment. Additionally, I...See Melissa's full profile