Search
Enrique S.'s Photo

HistoryMadeEasy |APUSH Professor|CollegeBoard AP Reader|15K+ Essays
Enrique S.

156 hours tutoring

Your first lesson is backed by our Good Fit Guarantee

Hourly Rate: $50
Response time: 4 minutes

About Enrique


Bio

What separates a good AP U.S. History student from a great one isn't how much history they memorize—it's how well they think, write, and defend an argument. That's what I've dedicated the past 15 years of my career to teaching.

I'm an Adjunct Professor of History, an online instructor, and a College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014. I've taught APUSH, Dual Credit U.S. History, and college history while helping students nationwide achieve their goals. As an AP Reader, I've evaluated...

What separates a good AP U.S. History student from a great one isn't how much history they memorize—it's how well they think, write, and defend an argument. That's what I've dedicated the past 15 years of my career to teaching.

I'm an Adjunct Professor of History, an online instructor, and a College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014. I've taught APUSH, Dual Credit U.S. History, and college history while helping students nationwide achieve their goals. As an AP Reader, I've evaluated 15,000+ AP U.S. History essays, giving me firsthand knowledge of what earns points—and what doesn't—on SAQs, DBQs, and LEQs.

Through History Made Easy, I've worked with approximately 150 AP U.S. History students in one-on-one and small-group online settings. Based on my records, approximately 40–50 earned a 5, 90–100 earned a 4, 0–5 earned a 3, and none earned a 2, 1, or 0 on the AP U.S. History Exam.

Parents consistently tell me the transformation extends beyond test scores. One parent shared that her daughter learned more in three hours than during the entire school year and no longer felt overwhelmed by APUSH. Another wrote that her son gained confidence, strengthened his DBQ writing, and earned High Honor Roll while we worked together. Students also report feeling more confident, better prepared, and stronger analytical writers.

Whether your student is preparing for the AP Exam, needs help with tomorrow's DBQ or LEQ, is taking Dual Credit or college history, or simply wants to feel more confident in class, every lesson is personalized to meet them where they are.

Former students simply know me as Mr. Sauce. If you're looking for an educator committed to helping students become stronger writers, thinkers, and historians, I'd be honored to work with your family.


Education

Texas A&M International University
History
Texas A&M International University
Masters
  • Licensed teacher

Additional Languages

Spanish

Policies

  • Hourly Rate: $50
  • Rate details: Personalized APUSH, Dual Credit, college history, and writing support. Flexible options for individuals, siblings, groups, and long-term students. Let's build a plan that fits your goals.
  • Lesson cancellation: 6 hours notice required
  • Background check passed on 1/20/2025

  • Your first lesson is backed by our Good Fit Guarantee

Schedule

Loading...

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Enrique hasn’t set a schedule.

We’re having trouble loading this schedule right now. Please try again later.


Approved Subjects

American History

American History

I hold both a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in History from Texas A&M International University and have taught American History at the AP, Dual Credit, college, and secondary levels for more than 15 years. As a College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014, I've evaluated more than 15,000 APUSH essays, giving me firsthand insight into the historical reasoning, writing, and analysis that earn points on the AP Exam. My goal is to help students think like historians by connecting historical events, building strong analytical writing skills, and developing the confidence to succeed in AP U.S. History. Parents often tell me their students become more confident, make meaningful historical connections, and no longer feel overwhelmed once history begins to make sense.
English

English

Strong writing is one of the most important skills for success in AP U.S. History. As an Adjunct Professor of History and College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014, I've evaluated more than 15,000 APUSH essays and know what distinguishes strong historical writing. I help students improve reading comprehension, organize evidence, develop clear arguments, and write confidently on SAQs, DBQs, LEQs, research papers, and history essays. Parents often share that their students become more confident writers and no longer feel overwhelmed once they learn how to organize their historical thinking.
European History

European History

I hold bachelor's and master's degrees in History from Texas A&M International University, where I completed extensive coursework in European History, including Early European civilizations, the 18th through 20th centuries, and World War II. Although I primarily teach AP U.S. History, I regularly help students understand the European ideas, revolutions, wars, and political movements that shaped the United States. From the Enlightenment and the Scientific Revolution to Napoleon, industrialization, imperialism, and the World Wars, I help students connect European history to the themes and events they encounter in APUSH and college history courses.
Geography

Geography

Geography is one of the foundations of AP U.S. History. I regularly teach geography alongside APUSH, using map quizzes and historical maps to help students understand exploration, colonization, westward expansion, sectionalism, the Civil War, industrialization, immigration, and American foreign policy. Rather than memorizing locations, students learn how geography influenced historical events, helping them think like historians while strengthening the analytical skills needed for AP U.S. History, college history, and historical writing. Students often become more confident once they realize geography isn't just about memorizing places—it's about understanding why historical events happened where they did.
Government & Politics

Government & Politics

I taught U.S. Government for five years at the high school level and regularly integrate government and politics into AP U.S. History instruction. Understanding constitutional principles, federalism, political parties, and landmark Supreme Court cases is essential for success on the APUSH exam. My lessons help students connect government concepts to historical events while strengthening the analytical thinking and writing skills needed for SAQs, DBQs, and LEQs.
Grammar

Grammar

Strong grammar helps students communicate historical arguments with clarity and confidence. As an Adjunct Professor of History and College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014, I've evaluated more than 15,000 APUSH essays and know how grammar, sentence structure, and organization support stronger historical writing. I help students improve grammar within the context of SAQs, DBQs, LEQs, research papers, and history essays so they can present clear arguments supported by historical evidence. My goal isn't simply to correct mistakes—it's to help students become more effective writers and historians.
Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft PowerPoint is one of the most effective tools for communicating historical ideas in the classroom. As an Adjunct Professor of History with more than 14 years of teaching experience, I help students create organized, engaging, and visually effective presentations for history classes, APUSH projects, research assignments, and classroom presentations. Students learn how to organize historical information, incorporate maps, photographs, primary sources, and timelines, and design presentations that clearly communicate historical arguments. My goal is to help students build confidence as presenters while strengthening their understanding of history through effective visual storytelling.
Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Word is an essential tool for academic success, especially in history courses that require essays, research papers, DBQs, and document analysis. As an Adjunct Professor of History with more than 14 years of teaching experience, I help students organize, format, edit, and revise historical writing using Microsoft Word. Students learn proper document formatting, citations, revisions, comments, and proofreading techniques while strengthening their historical arguments and writing skills. My goal is not simply to teach Word, but to help students use it confidently to communicate ideas clearly and produce polished academic work.
Proofreading

Proofreading

Effective proofreading goes beyond correcting grammar and spelling—it strengthens historical arguments. As an Adjunct Professor of History, College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014, and holder of a Master of Arts in History, I've evaluated more than 15,000 APUSH essays and have spent years helping students revise DBQs, LEQs, research papers, and history essays. I work with students to improve clarity, organization, thesis development, evidence integration, and historical analysis while preserving each student's own voice. My goal is not simply to edit a paper, but to help students become stronger writers and more confident historians.
Social Studies

Social Studies

As a History Teacher, I am familiar with all continents and regions on earth including social, ethnic, religious and historical movements. I specialize in US History, 18th, 19th, and 20th century Europe, and am up to date with current events.
STAAR

STAAR

I am a certified 8-12th History Teacher with an average to above average testing results. For 8th grade, my STAAR results average to 64% the past two years. For 11th grade, my passing average is 100% the past 3 years.
United States History

United States History

I am in my 13th year as a US history teacher as well as my 11th year as an AP reader for college board. I have graded over 10,000 essays for college board the past 11 years which makes me an expert at the SAQ, LEQ and DBQ portions of the exam. I am also an Adjunct professor of US history and my local Hometown and am on my 5th Year teaching history 1301 and history 1302.
Vocabulary

Vocabulary

A strong historical vocabulary helps students read more confidently, write more effectively, and think more like historians. As an Adjunct Professor of History and College Board AP U.S. History Reader since 2014, I help students master the historical terms, concepts, and academic language that appear throughout APUSH. Rather than memorizing definitions, students learn to understand vocabulary within its historical context, allowing them to analyze primary sources, build stronger historical arguments, and communicate their ideas with greater confidence on SAQs, DBQs, LEQs, and classroom assignments.
World History

World History

I currently teach 10th Grade World History remotely and have spent the past five years helping students understand the major civilizations, ideas, and global events that shaped our modern world. While my primary specialty is AP U.S. History, I regularly use European, African, Asian, and Latin American history to help students understand the historical context behind the APUSH curriculum. Whether preparing for AP World History, AP U.S. History, or a college history course, I help students connect historical events, think critically, and develop stronger analytical writing skills rather than simply memorize facts.
Anatomy
Spanish
Enrique S.'s Photo

Questions? Contact Enrique before you book.

Still have questions?

Contact Enrique
Response time: 4 minutes

Ratings and Reviews


Rating

4.8 (29 ratings)
5 star
(27)
4 star
(1)
3 star
(0)
2 star
(0)
1 star
(1)

Reviews

Engaging and Super Helpful!

Enrique is working with my daughter on APUSH class and AP test prep. Already in the first 3 hours he has spent with her, she has learned more than the entire school year from her teacher. He has found a great way in communicating the information where she can deeply learn and doesn’t feel overwhelmed by the material. It’s been refreshing to have her not feel intimidated by the tutor. She’s finally feeling like she’s making progress in understanding the material and connection the pieces. Enrique is very personal and engaging and she can’t wait to continue learning from him!

Cindy, 1 lesson with Enrique
Tutor responded:

Thank you so much, Cindy, for your thoughtful and generous review. It has truly been a privilege working with your daughter throughout her AP U.S. History journey. Reading that she learned more in just a few hours than she had over the course of the school year is incredibly humbling, and I sincerely appreciate your kind words. One of my goals as an educator is to help students move beyond memorizing historical facts and instead build the confidence to think like historians. When students begin making meaningful connections between events, ideas, and historical themes, the material becomes far less overwhelming and much more enjoyable. Hearing that your daughter felt comfortable asking questions, growing in confidence, and making those connections means more to me than any test score ever could. Thank you again for placing your trust in me and allowing me to be part of her educational journey. I wish her continued success in AP U.S. History and wherever her future academic path may lead. It has truly been an honor. — Mr. Sauce

Excellent AP History tutor

Enrique has excellent teaching skills. My 17 year son who takes AP History has been working with him throughout the year. Last semester he made High Honor Roll. Enrique works with him on DBQ. He helps him to make connections within history content. Enrique aids him in understanding context and reviewing documents. My son is learning and Enrique has him on the right path. Thank you Enrique, ID

Iris, 24 lessons with Enrique
Tutor responded:

Thank you very much, Iris, for your wonderful review and for trusting me to work with your son throughout the school year. It has been a pleasure watching his confidence and understanding continue to grow as we worked together on AP History and historical writing. Helping students connect historical events rather than viewing them as isolated facts has always been one of the foundations of my teaching philosophy. Whether we're analyzing a DBQ, discussing historical context, or preparing for an AP exam, my goal is to help students develop the analytical thinking and writing skills that will serve them well long after the course has ended. I'm especially grateful that you noticed his progress in making those connections and strengthening his writing. Thank you again for your confidence, encouragement, and partnership throughout the year. I truly appreciate the opportunity to have worked with your family, and I wish your son continued success in AP History and in all of his future academic endeavors. — Mr. Sauce

He Is Not a Responsible Person

My daughter has scheduled first lesson last Friday (4/20/18),and my daughter contacted him eight minutes before class start. He replied to her that he needed to cancel the lesson because he is out. HE IS NOT A RESPONSIBLE PERSON. We had scheduled Sunday (4/22/18). I have asked help my daughter APUSH DBQ, but he just said her DBQ is good, and he starts review the textbook. He wasted my time and my daughter's time.

Jeffrey, 1 lesson with Enrique
Tutor responded:

Thank you for your feedback, Jeffrey. I'm sincerely sorry that your experience with me didn't meet your expectations. Over the years, I've continued to learn, grow, and improve both as an educator and as a professional. I appreciate your feedback because experiences like this have helped shape the teacher I strive to be today. I wish you and your family all the very best. — Mr. Sauce

Hourly Rate: $50
Response time: 4 minutes
Contact Enrique