The Best Phonics Tutors in New York City, NY

I'm a dedicated Brooklyn educator with a proven background as a Literacy / Reading Specialist with over 10 years of experience in teaching, school leadership/administration, and of course - tutoring. Does your child need help building the critical thinking skills necessary to be successful in reading or writing? Does he...See Lauren's full profile

I am a former Elementary Academic Dean and Pre-K, 1st, 2nd and 4th grade teacher, with 12+ years of experience in reading and a Masters Degree in Early Literacy. As a reading teacher, my students achieved the highest reading scores in our district. I currently coach teachers nationwide on phonics instruction and...See Kyra's full profile

I have a high level of skill and experience in the craft of writing, and I love the English language. I have worked as a columnist, and I taught essay-writing and literature at UNC. I have taught upper-level writing classes and workshops at other universities. I am also a judge of a literary contest I can help you...See Olya's full profile

Melissa has a passion for teaching that is grounded in science and healthy use of the voice. Her lessons are specifically tailored to meet each individual singer’s needs and goals through functional exercises. With over fifteen years of singing and performance experience, Melissa is a graduate of the American...See Melissa's full profile

You need more than a tutor—you need someone who knows how to get things done. I’m Benjamin – an award-winning educator, trusted consultant to Fortune 500 CEOs, and a specialist in academic success without the stress. With degrees from elite institutions and experience that spans think tanks, government advisory...See Benjamin's full profile

I am currently a second grade teacher and have had classroom experience in the kindergarten, 1st, 2nd, 4th, and 5th grades, both as an assistant and as a teacher. I have been a teacher for over 15 years and have maintained a strong and positive relationship with all of my students and their parents during my teaching...See Patricia's full profile

I am a certified elementary (k-6)teacher with over 20 years' experience in the public school system. In my early years of teaching, I taught Kindergarten to 2nd grade skills. Phonics was a major part of my teaching. I find that I continue to teach these skills even in the upper grades when I encounter...See Violet's full profile

To begin, I am an elementary and special education educator. Previously, I attended Montclair State University for both my bachelor's and master's degrees. With the support of my family, friends, and the Almighty God, I was able to graduate summa cud laude both at the undergraduate and graduate levels. As an...See Mahalia's full profile

Student feedback, parental feedback, data analysis and administrative feedback showed my methods have been consistently highly effective. My personal experience learning to read, who struggled with Phonics, serves the population of readers who struggle with Phonics. It is a culmination of my life...See Diane's full profile

As a long time Special Education educator in the NYC public school system, I have taught phonics to beginning elementary students as well as struggling middle school students. I have used games, riddles, videos, very specific reading passages which were concentrated on specific sounds, and of course, good old...See Tabitha's full profile

Phonics, or phonetics, is the practice of sounds. How a sound is produced. This is often, in English, not the way it is spelled - or how you THINK a word should be produced. The articulators help you shape the sound as the air escapes your mouth and nose. NOTE: I am not a licensed speech therapist.See Suzie's full profile

I believe in being very patient as a teacher and feel it is important to be firm, yet kind, in order to help students attain success. My strengths, in an academic sense, are centered around reading, writing, public speaking, phonics and vocabulary. I possess teaching certification in all subjects grades K-8 with...See Brittany's full profile

I specialize in helping students overcome reading challenges, weak cognitive skills, auditory processing issues, attention difficulties, and dyslexia. My certification in cutting-edge programs is grounded in the latest brain research, emphasizing neuroplasticity—the brain's ability to form new, lasting connections with...See Mary's full profile

Hi, I’m Starlyte. I graduated from Columbia University in the City of New York. I have a passion for teaching, mentoring, and empowering students to achieve their goals. My mission is to provide tailored support, connect you with the right resources, and address key gaps in understanding. I create a safe, supportive...See Starlyte's full profile

Hi! I’m Benjamin, and I’m excited to help you develop confidence and skill in reading and writing. I graduated from Harvard University, where I studied English with a focus on creative writing. For the past five years, I’ve worked with students ranging in age from 10 to 22, covering everything from reading...See Benjamin's full profile

I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Psychology and English, earning cum laude honors, and have a diverse range of teaching experiences. I am also well-versed in social work concepts due to my MSW degree. I am an experienced English Language Arts teacher and instructor. I have designed and implemented lessons that...See Aya's full profile

Hi! I’m a former Special Education teacher with seven years of classroom experience and now a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist. I’ve worked with students of all ages to build confidence in reading, writing, and communication. As an SLP, I specialize in early language and communication skills, articulation, and...See Emily's full profile

Hello everyone, I graduated from Barnard College, Columbia University in 2017. I was a Psychology major because I love helping others, understanding them and helping them understand the world around them. In college, I helped tutor my peers in Psychology, Math and Science classes. I also was a Teaching Assistant for my...See Larissa's full profile

First, I have 6+ years of experience in tutoring phonics to Kindergarten through Grade 12, ESL, and adults. Next, I have experience in using the Orton Gillingham method for phonics. Furthermore, a significant percentage of children and adults have increased their reading by 2 or more reading levels upon...See Lorraine's full profile

As a phonics coach, I use evidence-based strategies to help students strengthen their reading and spelling skills, focusing on sound-letter connections and phonemic awareness like that used in the Orton-Gillingham method. My approach is tailored to meet each student's unique learning style, ensuring that...See Anaseini's full profile

Hi! I'm Lisa, and I've been a public school teacher for 30 years. I'm a certified teacher with degrees in Elementary Education, TESOL, and Educational Administration. I love tutoring because it's amazing to watch students grow academically and gain confidence. I can provide both remedial help and enrichment. I can...See Lisa's full profile

As a tutor at a local branch of nationally recognized tutoring center I taught phonics to children who were preparing for their common core exam. I have helped children understand and pronounce words correctly. We put letters together and let the children sound them out. We also read passages and answered...See Bianca's full profile

For the past year, I have been working with students in the first grade and in a special needs class room. I use phonic strategies to help them to sound out unfamiliar words. See Shaniqua's full profile

I teach reading, and phonics is a key element in the teaching of reading. I have 12 years of experience as a teacher spanning Early Childhood, and elementary through to high school. Apart from this, I have tutored for maybe over twenty years. I employ different approaches, and work on my students' building of...See Karen's full profile

As a Reading Specialist, one of the most important aspects of reading and understanding is to increase knowledge in all five areas of learning to read. Those five areas are Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Vocabulary, Fluency and Comprehension. With all of these items in place, students can chunk and break words...See Bridget's full profile