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My critical essay about John O'Brien's "The Assault on Tony's is included in "Cafe Abyss" (due for release November, 2019. I hike, write, do yoga, read and garden when I'm not engaged helping students. I...See Patrick's full profile

She has a patient and calm manner which puts her students at ease so they can learn. Outside of tutoring, Louise enjoys gardening, crochet, and swimming. In high school she lettered in debate and speech and was president of the debate...See Louise's full profile

In addition to teaching and tutoring, I can be found helping my own children and their friends with their homework at the kitchen table. I also teach skiing and enjoy other outdoor activities such as running, hiking, gardening and...See Kirsten's full profile

I completed the University of Florida Master Gardener 90 hour training class in 2003. I have since taken 9 biology and botany courses through the college, as well as spending over 150 hours in the plant clinic assisting public clients. I...See Christal's full profile

I consider at-home learning my area of expertise, and I want to make it your child’s too! When I am not working, I love to explore, make art, and get messy with my two children. I also enjoy my garden, reading mystery novels, and being...See Dara's full profile

Subjects taught include: Math, Reading, English Mechanics and Grammar, U.S. History, Florida History, Geography, Geometry, Art, Music, P.E. and Practical Life. Practical Life projects included gardening, vermiculture, woodworking, bicycle...See Theresa's full profile

Those courses built upon the foundations in plant science I earned through three botany classes in high school, two of which were independent studies. I also spent a summer teaching sustainable gardening techniques, all of which is to say...See Duane's full profile

I am a retired professional engineer who continues to keep busy with amateur carpentry, gardening, bike riding, and skiing. My full-time job was teaching in a dedicated educational facility within a large engineering firm. The main...See Marty's full profile

...Villaume, music director of the Dallas Opera and popular conductor also at the Lyric Opera, Chicago, Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and the Met. At the Village at Northridge I have led a popular course on Romanticism in Music for over 4 years. I ...See William's full profile

I have tutored for a few private customers in Orange County for most of the last two years, and have been an instructor at Mathnasium of Garden Grove for a year and a half now. Mathnasium is a cross between teaching and tutoring, as I...See Martin's full profile

My international field experience in Zambia included teaching in local schools and leading after-school programs that engaged students in gardening and farming initiatives, fostering hands-on connections to Earth systems. I also worked with...See Ilona's full profile

I have taken courses on the Bible and Religion at the Graduate level and spent a year in the Tigris River Region of the Middle East, which is reputed to be the site of the Garden of Eden. I have gained an appreciation of all religions...See Sanford's full profile

From their intricate structures to their vital ecological roles, we'll explore the fascinating world of botany together. My prior experience volunteering at Red Butte Garden, part of the University of Utah, further informs my...See Jeremy's full profile

That is when I returned to the University of Central Florida to finish my degree in Finance. I started my path as a jr. Financial Analyst at Darden Restaurants, the parent Company of then Red Lobster, Olive Garden, Longhorn Steakhouse,...See Christopher's full profile

At home, Dr. Dave nurtures a vibrant garden alongside his father, cultivating seasonal fruits and vegetables—a practice that blends hands-on horticulture with his academic mastery of plant sciences. His former residence boasted an even...See David F.'s full profile

As a performing artist, I sing leading baritone roles with the world’s most important opera houses and orchestras, including the Metropolitan Opera, Covent Garden, Teatro alla Scala, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Carnegie Hall, the Salzburg...See David Adam's full profile

...writing, geography, drama, public speaking, and character, plus non-academic subjects such as cooking, piano lessons, and gardening. Surprisingly, my goal is to work myself out of a job! I see myself as your coach. When we're finished working together...See Shara's full profile

I took 10 hours of botany classes in college in addition to classes centered on cell biology and genetics. Using this experience, I was invited to intern at the New York Botanical Gardens as a research assistant. I worked with DNA...See Sarah's full profile

I've also worked as a Scientific Information Analyst, quality control chemist for GTS water analysis lab, and have edited chemistry texts and educational materials for McGraw-Hill. In addition to teaching I love to garden and work out...See Dr. Pamela's full profile

I am an advanced French speaker, and an intermediate speaker of Haitian Creole and Japanese. In my free time, I enjoy biking, gardening, video games, backpacking, and reading.See Will's full profile

Previously, I taught Spanish in Arkansas (where I had private clients); and before that I taught in New York (for Berlitz's Garden City, Long Island Office; for private clients at various locations; for a Spanish Language School in...See Betty's full profile

I studied in France for two years, in Strasbourg and in Paris. I currently teach French at Clay Middle School. I love to read, garden, and play board games, and my family is involved in boy scouting in Carmel. Hope to meet you soon!See Heather's full profile

In my free time, I like to play video games, read comics, watch movies and shows. In the outdoors, I enjoy running, hiking, and working in the garden when the weather allows it. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or if you...See Anthony's full profile

...credits in Mathematics, holding dual teaching certification in Math and Physics. I published a book called "SAT Math for the Garden State" and used to have a contract job writing the ACT Science section. I also run a summer course in ISEE at Montclair...See Lynda's full profile

Some domesticated varieties of plants such as maize, no longer reproduce themselves without the help of the planter. A gardener will grow corn in square patches of rows in order to assist the plants in pollinating each other. Bees and ants...See Dianne's full profile