The Best ADD/ADHD Tutors in Woodland Hills, CA

Students with ADD/ADHD have problems focusing on both their schoolwork and homework. I have found that by utilizing my own more energetic approach to tutoring, I have been successful over the years with both medicated and unmedicated ADD/ADHD students. Such students tend to respond to a dynamic... read more

Precalculus brings together several years worth of mathematical training and then adds even more. Greater mastery of rational functions and trigonometry is required, and then comes matrices and complex systems of equations. I am able to alert students of the core concepts that they need to know to succeed, making... read more

I have been working in the special education program for eight years now. I also come from experience, having overcome my ADHD by learning coping skills. My professional and personal experience have helped me help others overcome their issues with it! read more

Second, as a teacher in the LA public school system for 12 years, I had the pleasure of teaching high school level U.S. History to teen and adult students and we all had a good time. As one resource, I often used PBS and History Channel documentaries to add another perspective. Third, I read a lot of US history... read more

I care deeply about my students and I believe in my heart that anybody can succeed in math with enough effort. I will work with you, guide you, and motivate you to reach a deeper understanding and appreciation for math. I have tutored several students with ADD, ADHD, autism, dyslexia, dyscalculia, executive... read more

I also tutor and teach for Bridges Academy and Westmark School, which are both private institutions for students with learning differences and Dyslexia. I have tutored kids with Autism, Dyslexia, OCD, Aspergers, ADD, ADHD, Fragile X, and many others. Throughout my 5 year practice, I have tutored and taught... read more

Along with crafting an individual approach for each student, I incorporate my own study tricks that have worked well for my past students. From the 4th grader that hates reading to the high school senior struggling to add 100+ points to their score, my experience working with a wide range of students has helped me... read more

I also taught Social Studies, English, and Math at Futures Academy in Westlake Village, in addition to running their Guided Studies Department. I have taught students of all ages (K-Adult), including those with disadvantages such as Dyslexia, ADD, Austism, Dysgraphia, Depression, and Anxiety; I even tutored a... read more

For me words are like music. An extensive use of interesting vocabulary can add color, light, tone any composition. Moreover, vocabulary words pique the interest of the reader, speed up the text and allow you to narrate even the most minute event with a new level of communication. It is important when using... read more

Learning has never been a "one size fits all" process for students. Too many schools only have the ability to approach learning this way and it's not a fair or helpful way for students to achieve. Add to that the necessity of online learning during COVID and the result is too many students falling... read more