The Best typing Tutors in Roswell, GA

I have a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) in Writing. If you need help with essays, creative writing, speaking English, basic writing skills and any other type of writing, schedule and appointment with me now! read more

Since 2011, I have been helping students grasp a better understanding of what they read and the key concepts and literary devices that commonly occur in the various types of passages. After working with me, students are much more confident in their abilities and are better at identifying important information in... read more

I have received a top percentile score on the exam, and have been accepted to an MD (Medical College of Georgia) school in the United States. My score on the MCAT was a 514 (128/127/129/130). I have taken over 20 practice exams, and know the type of strategies needed to ace the exam. read more

I use excel every day in business to format information and evaluate benefits costs and trajectories. Some people use excel to manage their vital business information. I suggest using excel to understand the type of data that you have and the types of reports to see, and then developing a real Web-based... read more

After hundreds of students, many are now my colleagues and friends on Facebook. I've been fortunate to receive recognition from the Art Directors Clubs of New York and Los Angeles, the Type Directors Club, Society of Publication Designers and the Addys. My design work has appeared in several magazines... read more

K-5 teacher 6-8 teacher Learned typing in school read more

ACT english consists of mainly memorization of the most commonly asked question structures, something that I excel in and could easily help you excel in as well. I also have many tips on how to become a fast reader for the ACT reading section and how to answer some of the most confusing types of questions.... read more

Students will keep a separate Spelling noted book. First the student will look up the definition of each word and write it in his notebook. He will come up with some type of word association. At this time, he will pick out any words he thinks are difficult. The next day, the student will write each word down... read more

As a longtime teacher, I understand that learning a language can be challenging and that not every student learns in the same way. For that reason, I can tailor activities based on the type of learner (visual, auditory, or interactive/kinesthetic) and can explain concepts in a way that each learner is able... read more

I was a special education teacher for 1st and 2nd graders for 5 years in a NY Day School and taught Hebrew reading for 3 years at a Jewish Montessori Kindergarten in GA. I successfully taught students with learning differences to read and write Hebrew using an Orton-Gillingham type of program I developed for the... read more