The Best Study Skills Tutors in Los Angeles, CA

Over the years, I have worked with many students in the area of study skills. In fact, a large part of any tutoring involves providing structure and accountability to students so that they develop good study skills. I also have, however, different materials that help students focus on study skills...See Aline's full profile

• Learning Assistant for Cell and Molecular Biology classes at UCLA • Peer Learning Facilitator at the UCLA Undergraduate Writing Center, providing individualized writing consultations for students • Pre-medical student at UCLA, completing biology and chemistry courseworkSee Makayla's full profile

I'm Christina! I'm a UCLA PhD student in international education. I have a B.A. in International Development and Global Poverty from UC Berkeley, a mild/moderate disabilities elementary teaching credential from Loyola Marymount, a Masters of Science in Mild/Moderate Disabilities in Special Education from Johns Hopkins...See Christina's full profile

I've worked in tandem with a PhD learning specialist who focused on study skills, so I combine his strategies with my ability to help out with homework and make learning fun and engaging. A lot of what I do is help kids cultivate time management, connect with their motivation, and catch up (and then excel) in...See Will's full profile

For 4 years at UC Irvine, I helped students with becoming better students and individuals by mastering skills to becoming successful and achieve their academic goals. I think I am an expert in this area. See Gowri's full profile

For the past seven years, I have worked as a dedicated writing and business subjects tutor at the collegiate level. During my time helping well over a hundred students, I have learned and developed a series of useful study skills that can help my students tackle numerous subjects at once and master test-taking...See Amalynne's full profile

As a test taker, I have done extremely well, scoring a perfect 340 on the GRE. In high school I got a 2320 on the SAT. I had a 3.7 GPA at Yale University as well. See Sean's full profile

Dear Future Students, As a passionate educator with over 30 years of experience, I am excited to support your learning journey in English and literacy. My extensive background includes teaching every grade level, from young learners to adults and master's degree students, which has given me the insight to adapt to...See Michael's full profile

I am a high school and college instructor and tutor with over 20 years of experience. I've taught at prestigious private high schools and colleges, created online psychology classes, and even served as a reader for the AP Psychology exam administered by the CollegeBoard. I have four degrees (BS, MS, MEd, and EdD) all...See Ara's full profile

As the former director of a tutoring center, I have developed and maintained dozens of study-skills-focused programs for students of all ages, from kindergarten through college. Each student faces unique challenges within the realm of study skills, and I use a thorough survey and interview to determine how best to...See Jeremy's full profile

...). I work hard to build Competence, Confidence, and Connection in every student. I am not a tutor who does your homework for you. I will teach you the study skills, work habits, learning strategies, and chemistry knowledge to allow you master the subject and truly learn it. I am able to teach K-12, college, and post-...See Robert's full profile

Hi! I’m Julia, a tutor with over 5 years of experience working with elementary and middle school students. I love helping kids become stronger readers and writers while also building the confidence they need to succeed in school. I earned my B.A. in Literature and Creative Writing from the University of California,...See Julia's full profile

I gained a behavioral and psychological approach to organizational skills at UCSF, where I worked for 6+ years. I have been supporting students with study skills for 10+ years. Sometimes these sessions are simple 30-minute online meetings, and other times they involve support with homework, classwork and...See Matthew's full profile

I've taught seven K-12 students how to pass standardized tests for over 100 hours. The average improvement in their test scores was by 15%, and the maximum increase was by 31%. I try to make academic content personally meaningful for my students in order to make studying more a pleasure and not a chore.See Eric's full profile

I have worked well and successfully with students to help them develop and use proper study skills, from preparing flash cards, outlines, proper note taking, diagramming, etc. I show the students how to properly prepare for a test and quiz. I have developed a check list for test-taking skills which I review with...See Susan's full profile

A quotation hanging in my classroom reads: "The whole world opened to me when I learned to read." I teach because I know the power and joy of reading. I know that students who love to read will learn to read and will feel successful in school. I know that feeling successful in school helps students to confidently take on...See Savannah's full profile

I have several years of experience teaching and tutoring university-level physics, mathematics, and STEM courses, including serving as a teaching assistant at the university level for more than 8 years. I have been awarded a Teaching Assistant Award for Excellence in Teaching in recognition of my dedication to supporting...See Jose's full profile

...homework or before upcoming tests, based on their abilities and workload, as well as the order of each deadline. One student I helped had both issues with his study skills as well as having a fairly severe case of ADHD. I would meet with him for an hour four times a week and would show him how to devise a plan regarding his...See Carol Anne's full profile

There are 12 components to excellent study skills. They are as follows: 1. Manage your time; 2. Study in 20 - 50 minute chunks; 3. Find a good study spot; 4. Clear your mind; 5. Snack smart whle you study; 6. Rewrite your notes at home; 7. Learn the most important facts first; 8. Make flash cards; 9. If...See Izzy 's full profile

I am a rising senior at MIT (Class of 2027) and a tutor with several years of experience tutoring students of all ages one-on-one in math, science, English, writing, standardized test prep, and college applications. Over the past eight years, I have worked in a variety of settings, including as a private tutor, a...See Vanessa's full profile

Other resources I would teach a student to use effectively include peer study groups, the Internet, and the teachers' after- and before-class time. In combination, the study skills that I can teach a student will almost guarantee a top grade. In very short periods of time, I have had success in helping...See Scott's full profile

I am a medical student at the Tulane University School of Medicine and have over eight years of experience in tutoring subjects including science, writing, math, college test prep, and proofreading. My teaching style focuses on setting personal goals for each student and steadily raising the bar. I am always open to...See Deeya's full profile

My experience includes conducting sessions with students to review academic skill sets, including Study Skills, Time Management, and S.M.A.R.T. goals. My areas of focus include organization skills, annotation, and study skill techniques. See Hoang's full profile

I help students build essential executive functioning skills like organization, time management, and focus. With over 15 years of experience, I’ve supported learners of all ages, including those with ADHD and learning differences. My approach is practical, compassionate, and tailored to each student’s needs. I was...See Josh's full profile

As a psychologist I am able to assist the individual in exploring effective study strategies. While working together the individual's learning style is evaluated and a strengths based study plan is created.See Alyssa's full profile