The Best Reading Tutors in Mamaroneck, NY

LSAT requires a way of thinking that might feel unfamiliar to most. It is not a test of intelligence! It is a test of patterns and structure. I help you develop the skills you will need on test day, such as reading critically, inductive and deductive reasoning, and organizing evidence. I lay the foundation for the...See Sasha's full profile

After three sessions, she passed the midterm with a 71, and after a few more sessions, she passed the final with an 86. I taught math and English at the Allen School of Health Sciences, a training school for medical assistants, and I taught GED math and English reading and writing at LaGuardia Community College....See Venecia's full profile

I started working as a tutor in 2009, when I came back to NY from Korea. While there, I taught English, with an emphasis on test preparation. Here in NY, I have worked with a lot of kids to prepare for the Hunter High School test, as well as the SHSAT and the SAT. I keep current on the testing requirements for the...See Christine's full profile

I provide structured reading tutoring for students of all grade levels, with a strong focus on reading comprehension, vocabulary development, and critical thinking. My instruction emphasizes close reading, accuracy, and fluency while building the skills students need to understand complex texts with...See Wendy's full profile

Hi, I hope things are going well for you. I’ve tutored elementary to high school students for over 6 years in English, Science, and Math. I’ve also tutored college students in Calculus I, Pre-Calculus, College Algebra, and lower-level math courses for around 4 years. Currently, I am a math tutor at Baruch College...See Sourav's full profile

I am a highly proficient reader and enjoy sharing my passion with students and other teachers. I believe that all children want to read. I give them the tools that great readers use when going through a book, whether it is fiction or nonfiction. I have helped a wide range of readers, from college level to special...See Gregory'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 was trained at Bank Street College in the Orton-Gillingham reading approach and have successfully used it with many students. Orton-Gillingham is a systematic and structured approach to teaching decoding, spelling and handwriting. It is highly recommended for use with students with dyslexia. I have the training...See Gail's full profile

Hi! My name is Camila. I am a childhood education educator currently working with kids ranging in ages 6 months -5 years and have specialized in these ages for over 7 years. I am passionate about teaching languages to all ages and levels, and genuinely believe anyone can learn any language, at any time. Having gone...See Camila's full profile

Scored 760, the 99% percentile, on the reading section of the old SAT. See Joeline's full profile

Outside of STEM, I leaned heavily into writing and humanities — AP Literature, AP Language, AP Psychology, and AP World History — which gave me a strong foundation across reading, writing, and analytical thinking. I also have firsthand experience with both the ACT and SAT, having scored well in the...See Stephanie's full profile

I know how overwhelming it can be to stare at a writing assignment and not know where to start. The good news is, it doesn’t have to be so difficult. When you work with me, I’ll guide you through the process step by step, helping your ideas come to life on the page. My goal is to make writing clearer and less...See Judith's full profile

10 years public school teaching Homeschool learning leader for all subjects using state standards and Common Core standards Public speaker and presenter for corporations and through competitive endeavors Program writer for sales organizationsSee LAURA's full profile

... Japan. Advanced to the highest level Fifth-Year Japanese language class -5 on AP Spanish Literature -5 on AP English Literature -34 on ACT English, ACT Reading and ACT Science - 32 on ACT Math -Extensive experience workshopping essays for English class, college admissions and more -Published as an essayist in the...See Dylan's full profile

Updating a personal vocabulary list is essential to better comprehension. Reading as though you are picturing the scenario on T.V. is helpful, especially since children are visual. Lastly, choosing to read some material that is less interesting can be a good thing, because children are often called upon...See Timothy's full profile

My name is Julian, a Mathematics major graduate of St. John's University. The experience that I have had with tutoring was through the Math Peer Tutoring program that was through my former high school, Manhattan Center for Science and Mathematics. I have also privately tutored fellow classmates, many of whom were...See Julian's full profile

My love for tutoring comes from my love of learning. Growing up with a mother who is a teacher instilled the importance of education in me from a young age. It also allowed me to build the study skills and discipline that allowed me to graduate summa cum laude and phi beta kappa from the honors program of my...See Josephine's full profile

Hello, I’m Laura! Thank you for visiting my page! Everyone can learn to write well, but it’s a skill that takes practice. Before I begin with any tutoring assignment, I like to assess where the student needs to focus--I can do that in a phone call or by looking at an example of current written work. Some students...See Laura's full profile

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I can help a student in the areas of reading comprehension, parts of speech, sentence structure, and many other vital parts of reading literature. I can also help a student comprehend many devices used by writers in their works, such as irony, metaphor, characterization, simile, and many other devices...See Vincent's full profile

I have helped students of all ages improve their reading, from students in Kindergarten, to 80 year old retired ESL students. I love to help others gain a love for reading. Reading leads to knowledge, and knowledge leads to so many opportunities.See Shaniqua'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

LAW SCHOOL STUDENTS Master the three skills you absolutely need for success in your 1L year, but which law school will refuse to teach you! Those skills are 1) How to properly extract the "black letter law" from a case; 2) How to APPLY that law to a hypothetical fact pattern; and 3) How to prepare for final exams from...See Robert's full profile

The same goes for the verbal-oriented subjects. The more words you know, the better you are able to communicate with your peers. Outside of my academic boundaries, I enjoy reading, writing, being outdoors, playing music, and dabbling in a variety of other hobbies. After scoring a 339 in 2014 on the GRE (170...See Rob's full profile

I'm a certified public school teacher living in White Plains who has been teaching Spanish for 10 years. I currently teach middle school Spanish in Chappaqua, NY. I can assist in whatever capacity you need. In my lessons I always try to incorporate real life activities and bring in music and videos whenever possible...See Donald's full profile