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These questions are cleverly designed to trick the ears of native English speakers. I can do it too! Try to spot the error in this one: "The boy, together with his friends and accompanied by several highly renowned scholars, examine...See John's full profile

You know you love something when you choose to do it in your free time. Apparently, I REALLY love Microsoft Excel! For one reason or another, I have amassed a collection of Excel spreadsheets for everything from work to home finances to...See Naomi's full profile

My first tutoring job was more than a decade ago and I've tutored and mentored many different types of students since then. I believe the best tutor is the one you only need a couple of times. My goal is primarily to teach you how to...See Adam's full profile

As an engineering professor, I use calculus often and provide one to one tutoring to my engineering students frequently. I have also tutored dozens of area high school students in Calculus. See Keith's full profile

Algebra is one of my favorite subjects to tutor! I will provide a thorough explanation of the beautiful functions and number sequences involved. I will show step by step processes demonstrating how to solve many tough math problems. After...See Shay's full profile

I taught bilingual students in the Valley View School district for 9 years and taught Spanish to the 2nd- through 8th-graders at an area school for one year. I've tutored Spanish in various grades and particularly enjoy working with...See Teri's full profile

One learns a subject best when it is relevant to one's life. Geography has always been an important part of my life ever since I browsed my first issue of National Geographic Magazine as a child. Ever since, I have been...See Victor's full profile

The US Army Combat Medic course is a strenuous 17-week program requiring deep knowledge of biology. I was able to complete this program on my first try with one of the highest GPAs in my company. I attribute this performance to my...See Nicolas's full profile

I also have volunteer experience with Mighty Writers, happily working to help improve the language skills of children in underserved communities. I strive to instill in each one of my students the invaluable and lifelong skill of writing...See Rachel's full profile

My style of tutoring is always tailored to your specific style of learning - whether your learning style is auditory, visual, kinesthetic or a combination of more than one style. My goal is to take you from failure to success in a way that...See Keesha's full profile

Algebra 2 is one of my favorite subjects to teach because it builds on the foundations of Algebra 1 and dives deeper into problem-solving and real-world applications. I enjoy helping students feel comfortable with topics like quadratic and...See Hristina's full profile

I've taught chemistry for more than 30 years, working with thousands of students in General Chemistry, Honors & Accelerated Chemistry, AP Chemistry, and College General Chemistry. One of my favorite parts of teaching is seeing the...See Ronni's full profile

Lessons are centered around real tasks so students can quickly apply what they learn in school, internships, or professional environments. The goal is building confidence and efficiency with one of the most widely used communication tools...See James's full profile

Former in-person instructor for a major LSAT test prep company. Current tutor for the same company, and for one other LSAT test prep company. See Paul's full profile

Physics is one of those sciences that usually gets taught one of two ways - equation based or example/logic based. What throws students off is when their teacher picks or favors the method that doesn't work well for them,...See Christopher's full profile

Physics is hard for many reasons, but one of the main ones is that each unit builds off the previous one - it is hard to perform well in Unit 5 if Units 1-4 aren't understood. Within the first 30 minutes of working with a...See Scott's full profile

I have taught all levels of math but one of my favorites is Geometry. How it is taught can make all the difference. It is one of my favorite subjects to teach.See Philip's full profile

I turn your syllabus or exam outline into a written study plan and a cheat sheet built for how you read: short lines, one idea per block, terms in plain English, and every variable written in words as well as symbols. In session I work...See Matthew's full profile

I've worked with traditional and returning students, so I know how important it is to fill in any gaps in foundational knowledge in addition to the material currently being learned in class. I believe there is more than one way to...See Kara's full profile

I break the concepts down into easy-to-understand language and share tips and tricks along the way to help you remember the concepts. This is one of my absolute favorite courses to teach! While I can’t promise it will be one of...See Cathy's full profile

I have a proven recipe for success in passing all 4 parts of the CPA exam. My extensive accounting and audit experience, including Big 4 and Industry accounting, allows me to effectively assist one with the FAR (my wheelhouse), Audit...See Theresa's full profile

...courses), Physical Chemistry, BioPhysical Chemistry and more. My teaching philosophy is rooted in the idea of "see one, do one, teach one." In order to really learn material, students must see it done, must try it themselves and must be able to explain...See Amelia's full profile

I have four years of experience mentoring and coaching student through the medical school application process, particularly for the interview portion. The interview portion is arguably one of the most important aspects of your application,...See Cynthia's full profile

Welcome! I spent eight years mentoring college students one-on-one in academic writing, including one year at the University of Akron and seven years at the University of California, San Diego, helping them develop, edit, and significantly...See Rich's full profile

My skills include remedial reading, English as a second language, American literature, world literature, business writing, grammar, and essay writing. One thing I remind my students is a quote, "in six months you will have six...See Laura's full profile