The Best Reading Tutors in Fairfax, VA

Hello, I am Kate and I love to help students learn! Experience: I have a broad background in teaching math and science. I have worked for an online tutoring agency for the past 2 years and have a client rating of 4.9/5. I spent 3 of the last 5 years working with students in Middle School Math and Science as a...See Kate's full profile

I love teaching reading, and can make the words come alive in your mind! I am especially talented in helping Deaf people connect English and ASL in order to read well. See Christine's full profile

I have been tutoring elementary school children in Reading, Writing, and Math for 14 years. See Sean's full profile

Homeschool reading, daily reading practice with children, school volunteer.See Juliane's full profile

Hi! My name is Megan and I am a Harvard College grad (Neurobiology) and hold a Master of Public Health from George Washington University. I have always loved teaching and working with students, and spent a few years tutoring after graduating from college. I then spent the last eight years working in international...See Megan's full profile

Analytic reading Annotated reading Reading for comprehension and interpretationSee Jessica's full profile

I have since subbed as a teacher and done private one-on-one tutoring in the DC area. I have experience in a variety of subjects including social studies, history, English, Reading, College Prep and essay writing. I also excel in organization and executive functioning skills from my time at The Lab School. My...See Micaela's full profile

Reading skills are important so you can effectively communicate with the rest of the world. Learning to read critically is important so you can pick out nuances from written pieces and fully understand what the write is trying to say.See Carl's full profile

Most importantly, I focus on making sure the needs and learning styles of each student are met while discussing effective test-taking strategies. In the past, I have helped students with SAT prep, ACT prep, writing, reading comprehension, math, and more. As an industrial engineering major, I have a strong...See Keya's full profile

I have over 25 years of teaching experience in English on the college, middle and high school levels. I believe that individualized instruction is the best way for students to improve their reading and writing skills. My expertise and patient teaching style will help give you the skills you will need to succeed.See Andrew's full profile

I would be interested in Science and Math as well, depending on the unit being discussed; however, as a Journalism major, writing is my forte. I recently completed my Orton-Gillingham plus certification and would love to help your child read. While teaching in DC, half my students had an Individual Education...See Steph's full profile

Can help very young kids in reading and writing.See Isha's full profile

I am a recent graduate who received a full-ride scholarship, having earned over $500,000 in total scholarship offers, with a 4.0 GPA, a top MCAT score, and a 1500+ SAT score. My academic background includes an intensive premedical curriculum with advanced coursework in chemistry, physics, biology, and mathematics. I...See Priyanka's full profile

I enjoy figuring out their misconceptions, whether surface-level or deeply rooted, so that learning becomes exciting and fun for them. With regard to age, I am comfortable teaching elementary (any subject), and high school math, reading, writing, and science. I can also tutor in SAT prep. My approach is...See Hannah's full profile

I served as a literacy mentor working with elementary and middle school aged children on critical reading and comprehension skills. I also have a background and familiarity addressing the specific grammatical and structural challenges presented to high school ESL learners that are native speakers of non-Romance...See Cady's full profile

I have taught writing at the university level for many years.See Pamela's full profile

Not only do I offer examples and exercises from my own coursework to improve your skills, but I'm happy to work with you on just general writing and critical reading tasks. I'm always happy to discuss your expectations and am experienced in working with others to create a set of goals and follow through.See Isabel's full profile

I have a master's degree in education with emphasis in ESOL, which allows me to help students with their English writing, grammar, and essays, including SAT reading and SAT writing. Since I have a bachelor's degree in Business, I can also assist students in their economics/business classes....See Roberto's full profile

John is a certified CELTA ESL Teacher with 140+ hours in training to teach English as a second language. John believes in motivating students to reach their fullest potential. John has a B.A. in International Studies and Minor in Modern Languages from Virginia Military Institute and a M.J.A. in Justice Administration...See John's full profile

I am a state certified Special Education teacher (K-12th grades).See Jacqueline's full profile

7 years of experience teaching readers, including those below, on and above grade level individually and in small group settings. Trained in Orton-Gillingham (OG). Took a course on Dyslexia through Shepherd University in Fall 2022.See Giuseppina's full profile

The college admissions process can feel like a giant guessing game. You need a guide who understands elite admissions teams, good writing, and how to speak so students listen and execute. Hi, I'm Josh. As a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and a career in federal investigations at the U.S....See Josh's full profile

I have worked with reading on all levels from elementary comprehension to HS teat preparation and then to college writing.See Erin's full profile

I've been teaching reading for nearly 10 years. My expertise is to help students bridge gaps and learning, to improve their vocabulary and writing skills and to develop a passion for reading.See Cassandra's full profile

It’s like watching windshield wipers slowly descending. I didn’t read that way when I was young. Rather than slowly advancing down a page, my eyes advanced and then retreated. I’d read seven words, say, and then revisit three. It took me forever to read a textbook chapter or novel, and even...See Robert's full profile