Award-Winning Languages Tutors serving Marietta, GA

...of my school's newspaper, competed internationally for our Model UN team, and I currently college counsel low-income high-achieving students at high schools in downtown Atlanta, in addition to tutoring multiple students in ACT/SAT prep, English, Biology, and History. This includes helping them prepare for standardized tests, editing essays and applications, and generating lists of potential institutions to apply to. I received a 35 on my ACT. In the past, I was a teacher's assistant at...

...A native of Pennsylvania, I graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Penn State with a B.S. in French. While there, I received scholarships to study business and French at the Schreyer Honors College. I also received minors in Business, Dance, and International Studies. Globally-minded and believing one of the best ways to learn is through experience, I have lived and worked throughout the world. In 2003, I was one of only two PSU students to participate...

...a boy through his third and fourth grade years to improve his writing skills for the FCAT, the state standardized exam in Florida, which he successfully passed at the conclusion of my tutelage. Standardized testing has always come naturally to me and I scored very well on my SAT test. I would be happy to pass along any tips and tricks I can to help students score higher. My specialty is in process of elimination...

...Policy, and Constitutional Law. I later studied law for a year and a half and then attended the University of California Los Angeles, where I received a graduate certificate in Spanish Interpretation & Translation. In my free time I enjoy the performing arts, going to the movies, learning new languages, and reading. I have tutored students previously from elementary to middle school age. I have also conducted conversational English classes for college students and adults...

...Shakespeare to students from elementary through high school. Beyond Shakespeare, I teach English of all kinds -- grammar, literature, writing and editing, you name it -- Spanish, and math through algebra. (My trigonometry and calculus from high school have abandoned me, I'm afraid.) Other than teaching and acting, I sometimes pretend to be sick so Emory medical students can practice their patient interactions with me. I play golf with my friends. I'm trying to learn...

...be guided by numerous mentors that played a key role every in every aspect of my journey thus far. For this reason, I have been tutoring since before I graduated high school and will continue to do so. I want to pass on the knowledge and skills instilled in me to future students. I can tutor in virtually any subject but have a strong passion for the maths and sciences. In my spare time, I...

...giving me a Magna Cum Laude Distinction and an AP Scholar with Distinction award. I participated in piano and dance, graduating with diplomas from both, and was involved in FBLA, BETA Club, Dance Team, ICE, ITAV, and much more. I also have graduated from Georgia Tech with a bachelors degree in Computer Science with highest honors. I currently work as a software engineer in NYC. I hope to help students achieve their full potential, and I...

...school year, I served as World Languages Departmental Chair at Benjamin Banneker High School in College Park, GA. I am certified to teach Spanish in grades K-12, and am working towards an AP and IB certification. I have experience teaching Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Spanish 3 Honors, and Spanish 4 Honors. I spent the majority of my time at UGA volunteering as a mentor with various after school programs. I tutored inner city...

...areas. If I had to describe my teaching philosophy and style, I would say that I strive to make the academic setting a comfortable and safe atmosphere for all students. Learning can be difficult and not everyone is accustomed to learning in the same ways, so I want to make sure all students can feel vulnerable enough to ask questions and feel free to grow as independent thinkers. I have volunteered in a school setting...

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.

...career. I come from a family of teachers, both at the elementary, middle school, and college levels and so education has always been a priority for me. I've taught Christian Education, remedial writing to adults, and introductory computer skills to children and adults when desktop computers were just beginning to be commonplace in schools and in people's homes. I've been a private high school administrator and mentor/coordinator for several high school clubs. I've interacted with...

...always sought for how concepts were applicable in reality. I satisfied my hunger indirectly by helping my friends, classmates, and other students understand difficult concepts. So I became a very motivated math tutor always willing to help students improve grades and understand several Math concepts. Of course, I always attended all my lectures and sought to understand the professor's as well as teaching assistant's approach to solving problems and simplifying concepts. I provide step-by-step detailed...

Hello! My name is Nana, though I go by Isaac. I am a sophomore in college. I have an extensive background teaching individuals of all ages. Most of my prior experience is related to teaching history and Jewish studies, though I have an assortment of other skills, as well.

...have some college experience under my belt, but I'm not in so deep that I can't remember what it was like to go through high school. I'm back home in Atlanta for the summer right now, but I'm currently a rising second-year at Grinnell College, a highly-acclaimed small liberal arts school in Iowa, and I'm loving it there! I'm working towards a BA in English and German...so it might make sense that the subjects I...

...chemistry, economics, physics, and biology. I had been a tutor for almost 4 years now and I had taught in Georgia State University as a teacher assistant. I am dedicated to help and teach my students to excel in their academics. I had a lot of achievements when I was a tutor. I helped this young middle school student, who was struggling in algebra, to obtain the highest test grades in his class with a...

...high school English, as well as Math I and II. I have also taught College Prep, which includes not only SAT and ACT prep but also coaching for college admissions essays. Back in my student days, I studied like a maniac and took more standardized tests than I care to remember. As a result, I was admitted to UChicago for undergrad and to Yale for my Ph.D. I'll be happy to pass on all of...

...teacher with the Boys and Girls Club of Columbus, Ohio, and most recently as an afterschool tutor at Raising Expectations in Atlanta, Georgia. I have always primarily worked with elementary-aged children, and occasionally middle school as well. While I can teach a wide variety of subjects, I am most passionate about English, History, and Spanish. It is my belief that the best way to get and maintain an engaged student is to impart a true...

...in both Psychology and Latin and have tutoring experience in both subjects. I am passionate about learning theory, reading, writing, and grammar. It is my goal as a tutor to create a learning environment where all students feel comfortable, capable, and confident enough to ask questions and share their thoughts. I seek to advance students' skills through strategic, specialized instruction and positive reinforcement. I am a firm believer that learning should be fun, engaging, and...

My goal when tutoring is to not only help students learn how to get the right answer but help them understand why that answer is correct. I've found that one of the main reasons students struggle is due to a lack of interest in the material and that this can be solved by making the learning process more personal and engaging.

...that my students have taught me as much as I've taught them. I recognize that each individual has a different learning style, and, as a result, I've learned to be flexible and personalize my teaching methods for each and every student. I want my students to be interested in the material, so I like to bring educational games and videos into my teaching. My clients are always expected to be actively engaged during a session,...