Award-Winning Tutors serving Martin Manor, GA

...nearly 25 years. I love the process of learning and helping others find their best learning style. My goal is to equip all learners with the tools they need to be successful. The hope is those students find a bit of themselves that brings them joy and provides them opportunities to share their learning experience...

I enjoy helping kids of all ages understand math. Tutoring my 5 kids has taught me lessons and techniques on effective tutoring. Every one is different and the goal is to get them to truly understand the basics so more advanced math will be easier. ... Everyone is different, but everyone likes to master a subject. My job is to help the student overcome fear and create building blocks of knowledge. Once a student has confidence...

...in Project SHINE which teaches English to recent Atlanta immigrants. I believe that education (no matter what kind) is crucial in life, but I also strive to emphasize why something is important. In my experience, most students struggle with something because they don't understand exactly why it is important or simply do not care. I...

...chemistry from the University of Washington. I am currently a Ph.D candidate in inorganic chemistry at the Georgia Institute of Technology, where I research lanthanide and actinide compounds and their X-ray spectroscopy signatures. My expertise in chemistry spans organic, inorganic, and physical chemistry at the graduate level. My journey as an educator began with tutoring...

...and I graduated with a Master's degree in teaching high school English from the University of South Carolina. My passion is working with students on Reading and Writing in order for their literacy skills will become a powerful asset. I believe in using a variety of texts and strategies to cater to individual student needs...

...also theclinical coordinator for all Phase 2 Radiology Students receiving on the job training.Most of my experience has been with Department of Defense health care activities ranging from Level I trauma Centers to outpatient clinics servicing military personnel and theirfamily members. I received my first opportunity to work with a civilian agency in 2015 when...

...discovered that I have a knack for explaining difficult mathematical/physical science concepts, so that virtually anyone can understand the material at hand. Real world examples in conjunction with visual aides seem to make my students' understanding soar. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy playing golf- Just don't ask me to tutor you in golf!

...enjoy tutoring in the evenings and on weekends because it allows me to help individual and small groups of students in ways that aren't always possible in the full sized classroom settings. I enjoy tutoring at all grade levels with my most passionate subject being anything language arts. I enjoy teaching phonics, reading, writing, and...

...and I am a graduate of the University of Georgia. I am a huge sports fan. Math has always been my favorite subject and I have had experience with long-term substitute positions teaching Algebra 2 and Trigonometry. I have been a high school substitute teacher since March of 2012, but am also comfortable tutoring middle...

I am an AANP certified FNP. I am also an Emory University Graduate. My teaching experience includes teaching MD's and MSN students in a clinical setting and BSN Students as an Clinical Nursing instructor.

I am an experienced Registered Nurse and Family Nurse Practitioner. I hold an active APRN and RN licenses. My areas of interest are Family Practice, Urgent Care, Integrative Medicine and Education. I enjoy tutoring and teaching because learning is a lifelong process and it is a joy to see others gain knowledge and skills.

I'm truly passionate about the subjects that I tutor, and my experience teaching has given me the patience and skills necessary to help students improve their knowledge in an effective and engaging way.... To create an environment in each tutoring session that excites the student's own desire to improve his or her understanding, and to do so in a patient, calm manner.

...Programming ever since my family got our first computer in 1989. I hold a B.S. in Mathematics from Georgia State University, an M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Rhode Island, and I'm currently working on my D.Sc. in Computer Science at Aspen University. My research area is Artificial Life: developing simulations to model...

...masters of science both from the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB). I have extensive knowledge in chemistry and biomedical science, but I also can help with mathematics as it comes to me naturally. My aim and inspiration is to grow that natural feeling in you for these subjects. I believe that we are all...

I believe everyone can succeed with the right tools. Learning is about growing and understanding.

I teach taking into account the individual ability of the student to grasp the information. For instance, I would give a suitable or a related example so that the student would understand the new concept by drawing a parallel with what they know already. This would ensure their cognition and also high retention.

...School students individualized needs. I worked with students one on one to learn how to study, raise their test scores, to write essays, to complete math assignments, to do research and overall build self confidence. My students found that they could do it and it could be fun along the way. I have tutored online...

...the Henry County School system as the gifted support teacher. I have taught all types of learners in various settings and backgrounds. I've taught EIP self-contained, traditional classes, and previously tutored students one-on-one by parental request. I look forward to working with you and enjoying the success of your mountain peak achievement!

...I graduated from Ohio University with my Bachelor's in English Literature & Writing. Since then, I have tutored hundreds of students online from the ages of 5 to 16. I love helping students to discover a passion and purpose for academics in their lives, while helping them to meet the standards necessary to progress their...

...be as illustrative and flexible as possible when I teach. Most students respond well to visualizations of mathematical concepts, so I start there and always like to use PowerPoints or whiteboards, or at least my expressive hands, to show what equations represent and what they can show us. If students respond well, great, I build...