The Best Lacrosse Tutors for Queens, NY

I played attack at Princeton University (one of the top teams in the nation annually), and was a high school All-American at TJHSST in Northern Virginia. I still hold all-time scoring and points records at TJ. I've assistant coached for three...See Peter's full profile

I have been playing lacrosse for 12 years: 5 years in youth club, 4 years at high school as well as year-round club, and 3 years at college. I currently specialize in attack, though I have played all three field positions interchangeably....See Jennifer's full profile

After playing lacrosse all through high school and being one of the original founders of the program at UCI, I have also coached at the high school level. The current school I teach at does not have a team, but I still want to be involved...See Newton's full profile

I played 5 years as a high school player. I also have refereed High School, NCAA and club Lacrosse professionally in Michigan. Assistant coach (volunteer)at Vanderbilt University for one year.See Steven's full profile

I then moved onto two years of collegiate club lacrosse in the Texas Women's Lacrosse League during my time at Texas A&M University, where I earned the state defensive MVP title. I also have volunteer experience coaching...See Mariko's full profile

After playing at the collegiate level, I have coached lacrosse for over 25 years. I have coached at the youth and middle school levels. I have coached both boys' and girls teams, including my own sons' teams as they were growing...See Scott's full profile

Additionally, I achieved a score of 1560 on my official SAT, with a perfect 800 in Math and 760 in Reading & Writing. I am also part of the Wesleyan Men's Lacrosse team where I have been recognized on the NESCAC All-Academic Team...See Matthew's full profile

I graduated cum laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Biochemistry and a minor in Sociology from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. I did this while playing 3 sports (soccer, basketball, and lacrosse) in college. I am very used to...See Denise's full profile

My degree in music education was obtained in 2017 through Immaculata University, where I concentrated in choral and orchestral studies while playing DIII Men's lacrosse and eventually earned the university's Medal of Music for...See Jonathan's full profile

As a lifelong learner and Harvard graduate who consistently took maximum credits each semester, I know firsthand the importance of effective study skills in managing large volumes of information across diverse subjects. My ability to focus...See Muriel's full profile

...most effectively. The curriculum is a research based program that I can help teach and apply to students of all ages. Study skills include test prep, active reading, note-taking, time management, study schedule development, test anxiety, and self-...See Ana's full profile

I am a college professor who has extensive experience working with students of all ages (elementary school to adult) to hone their study skills. Nothing makes me happier than helping my students become confident, independent learners! My...See Erica's full profile

While pursuing my bachelor's degree in Elementary Education, I successfully completed an instructional psychology class. In this class, I learned about helping students to manage their time and track their academic goals. During my student...See Anna's full profile

As a tutor, I understand that strong study skills are the foundation for academic success. I focus on helping students develop effective strategies for time management, organization, and active learning. I tailor my approach to each...See Jordan's full profile

I believe I am qualified to tutor in study skills because of the rigor that my degree in premedical biology required. I am confident in my ability to asses a class and come up with a method of study that is uniquely tailored for success. I...See LeShante's full profile

I tutor study skills, and organization as well as test taking skills, essay writing methods and memorization skills. These are important skills to develop for success through both academic and career life. See D.'s full profile

I am a law school graduate with a JD. Effective study skills and habits are developed at a young age. To be highly successful in academia, a student should develop a solid foundation of study habits. Despite how challenging this can be, it...See Amanda's full profile

I currently hold four California single-subject credentials as well as a valid multiple-subject credential. I have just retired from teaching both high school and middle school. I can both plan a study skills program based on a...See James's full profile

I have a lot of experience with improving my students' study skills. I am very good at improving my students' work ethic. I try to show my students the big picture, so they can see the importance of doing their work. In...See Abigail's full profile

...answers to or clarification of topics that are incompletely understood. This is all a part of the development of good study skills. Performance in a class can improve and become more enjoyable once a young person knows how to better organize work ...See Julie's full profile

Special educators/intervention teachers know: better study habits can be acquired through repeated, conscious application of specific skills -- such as effective note-taking -- and of habits of thought. Good study skills mean knowing...See Susan's full profile

These are lifelong skills that strengthen other parts of students' lives -- the gift that keeps on giving. I can work exclusively with students on study skills or dribble study skills into my work in any subject or skill. We can...See Jocelyn's full profile

I help middle and high school students build the study habits they wish they’d learned earlier. Whether it's note-taking, time management, test preparation, or organizing assignments, I teach students how to study smarter, not just longer. My...See Joanie's full profile

My area of expertise is the implementation of Reading/Study Skills Strategies across a rigorous curriculum. These strategies include the SQ3R, the Cornell Method of Note-Taking, Close Reading, Vocabulary development and Test-Taking...See Sheryl's full profile

I believe that I am qualified to teach study skills to students because of not only my educational background, but also I have taught study skill techniques to students in high school and college degree programs. I am patient and...See Roy's full profile