My name is Joshua, and I have spent the last three years teaching high school social studies. During that time, I have taught a variety of classes, including U.S. History, World History, American Government, Sociology, African American History, and Geography. I earned my degree in History Education from St. Ambrose University, with a focus on U.S. and World History, and I have also earned certifications in Government and Geography.
As a teacher, I believe students learn best when...
My name is Joshua, and I have spent the last three years teaching high school social studies. During that time, I have taught a variety of classes, including U.S. History, World History, American Government, Sociology, African American History, and Geography. I earned my degree in History Education from St. Ambrose University, with a focus on U.S. and World History, and I have also earned certifications in Government and Geography.
As a teacher, I believe students learn best when instruction feels personal, clear, and connected to them. I am big on one-on-one teaching because it gives students the chance to ask questions, build confidence, and work through material at their own pace. My goal is not just to help students memorize information, but to help them understand history, government, and social studies in a way that actually makes sense.
Outside of the classroom, I have also coached football, baseball, and track, and I work as a personal trainer after school. Those experiences have helped me become patient, motivated, and focused on helping people improve step by step. Tutoring gives me another opportunity to serve students’ needs, support their goals, and help them become more confident learners!
