Certified Tutors From University of Southern Indiana

...If you absorb the ideas of a learning unit, and then practice the material, you can expect to be able to play that instrument, and play it relatively well, over time. It is just that simple! Right now my biggest non-academic interest is programming, mostly AI and machine learning. Which still sounds academic, I know,...

...both group and one-on-one learning environments, I'm interested in getting to know students on a personal level to better understand them as individuals who often learn in many different ways. By meeting them where they are personally as well as academically, I can gauge which will be the best teaching approach for each individual student....

...I have tutored children, worked as a substitute teacher, babysat and was an assistant troop leader for a Girl Scout troop. Between my practicum hours and experience gained through substitute teaching and tutoring I have interacted with children from grades K-8. I have assisted children with math, language arts, social studies and science. I have...

Would love to help you succeed in learning more about this fascinating world. I've been teaching for about 20 years and love making learning fun! All the best! Rog

I'm committed to helping students learn in a way that best suits them. I believe in teaching patiently and kindly, but also making sure the student feels challenged and interested.

...my interest in teaching ESL began. I have a master's degree in second language acquisition (TESOL). I am also a certified English Language Arts teacher for grades 5 - 12. I can tutor for English or English as a second Language (ESL). I am also available to work with students for test preparation such as...

...My high scores in college meant many graduate schools, even outside my area of study, were sending me mail and email expressing interest in having me study with them. I have found that, while teaching in a traditional sense is great, tutoring is more rewarding, especially since when tutoring, you can see firsthand the gaps...

...ways to study the material. I prefer using visual aids, such as pictures and diagrams, and encourage students to draw these out themselves. Doing reviews at the end of the session is a great way to make sure goals are met and students do not have further questions. I look forward to helping you reach...

Hi, My name is Sarah. I am an Occupational Therapy Assistant, with a background working in pediatrics. I have experience working with children who struggle with developmental/learning delays.

...learns differently and has different needs so I try to adapt any tutoring to the student. The greatest thing about tutoring is how tailored the lessons can be which helps students learn more effectively. I also believe in not taking life too seriously so I like to joke around and make the learning fun whenever...

...so that they can further their degrees/education. I love teaching and watching someone realize that they are capable of so much more than they think they are. I am also heavily involved in animal rescue which involves public speaking for radio shows and news interviews. I spend most of my spare time with my dogs...

...building block for all other math concepts. Helping a student understand a math concept that they have struggled with for so long brings me an immense amount of joy. I like to use visuals and hands-on activities when teaching, but most importantly, I like to discover what my students' individual learning styles are and teach...

...understand comma splices to pass the ACT, I love what I am doing. For as long as I can remember, teaching has been my passion. I always loved learning which is why I earned my undergraduate degree in English from the University of Southern Indiana then returned to earn two graduate degrees: one in Liberal...

...of Arts in Philosophy with a Mathematics minor from Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts. I was part of the Transition to Teaching program and taught math to 7th and 8th graders in middle school. I have experience teaching adults in a mentor manager program through Human Resources from a former employer. I believe that everyone...

...be graduating this December with a major in Psychology and a minor in cognitive science. I know first hand the benefits of studying in groups while also having someone who can help make more sense of a newly learned subject. As a psychology student myself I hope to help you understand more of the current...

...coach, and administrator for over thirty years. I have taught English, language arts, and journalism to middle school and high school students, and you will find me reading and writing along with them. I have also coached high school cross country, track, and basketball. I attended DePauw University for my English degree, Indiana University for...

Nothing is more rewarding than helping someone to make a connection; learn something new or difficult; or to see how they apply this new understanding. Some information can be dry, scary, or very difficult to learn, but I think learning should not only be productive, but also fun.

...around Latin America and Europe teaching English as a Second Language. I truly enjoy being a student (hence the fact that I've been doing it most of my life!) and I love to help others understand what they are studying so that hopefully they can enjoy learning new things as well. In my spare time,...

ACNP with 25 years of experience in critical care nursing, emergency medicine, general surgery.