The Best Art Tutors in Renton, WA

Some students and writers are under the impression that to be considered "good" everything you say must be perfect the first time around. And that is so patently untrue, it's laughable. Proofreading is an art that needs to be practiced to be perfected-it's attainable, and you don't even... read more

Experience: 2020 Graduate, Masters in Teaching, Northwest University. Certifications: Elementary Education, English Language Arts, Social Studies, Middle Levels Math (5-9) Long-Term Substitute Teacher, K-5 Highly Capable Program, Lake Washington School District, May 2021-end of school year. Long-Term Substitute... read more

These films were exhibited as a multi-screen video installation at the ASEANnale held in the Philippines in 2018. My book chapter, titled “Cinematic Contemplation Online: The Art and Philosophy of Life-world Series (2017),” which is based on my PhD dissertation, was published in 2020, in Reconceptualizing the... read more

I believe in economic mobility and finding a job that utilizes your individual skills, rather than just your college degree. Previously, I had helped a liberal arts student with no prior internship experience gain the skills to land a job as a digital content manager. read more

Much of this practice involved reading and summarizing voluminous trial court transcripts to find issues that I could raise on appeal. I have tutored middle school kids in reading and language arts, and am currently working with my young daughter to improve her reading literacy. read more

Whether it's learning English as a second language, reading difficult text for your humanities coursework, or writing an essay or college application, I enjoy helping learners get more confident with the language arts. I have a Masters's degree in Classical Languages, both Latin and Greek. I've... read more

I have a Liberal Arts degree from the Ohio State University. I have tutored students who have struggled in their reading comprehension and enjoy showing them how to slow down when they read and to look for the main ideas. I encourage them to dissect the material and to focus on what the author is trying to convey. read more

Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, Suzanne performed competitively as a classical pianist. Her experiences on stage and on public radio enabled her to realize the power of communicating without words. She draws upon her performing arts background to teach clients how to overcome stage-fright and to connect with... read more

Powerpoint used to be an art finessed by management in the workplace but now middle schoolers are being taught how to use it early on as a more practical application of posterboard. It not only requires an eye for presentation and simplicity but also color, style and organization. Learning this early is a good... read more

Bachelor of Arts in Spanish languages and cultures read more