Award-Winning Tutors in New Braunfels, TX for Students in Special Education Programs

...grade growing up. I've been there. I know how it feels to struggle. I want kids to know that even if it's not easy now, it can get easier with hard work and practice. I never gave up. They need to not give up either. Math, English, and Reading were once very hard for me....

I want all my students to be successful whether they are preschoolers with special needs or college students. I like to find ways to make the material relate to real life and be exciting, because I believe that learning should be fun. I believe that if students can have fun and relate to the material...

A really good teacher will engineer a learning experience that puts the student in the drivers seat, lets them put the pedal to the metal and gets out of the way.

...working with people with disabilities when I would volunteer with my mom at local Special Olympic games growing up. Now, I work primarily with students who need additional support in reading, math, writing, or social skills in virtual and in-person settings. I believe teaching should be individualized and see it as my duty to best...

...are set at a very high rigor and this can be a very daunting task for both parent and student alike. I have experience working with all types of learners and those that have very special needs. I present my instruction in buildable chunks of information. All students will feel successful as long as the...

...early on that each student learns at a different pace and by different methods. I have a strong desire to help the students who feel like failures because they did not learn something at the expected time or in the expected way. I try to stay flexible so that I can find what works for...

...Arts from St. Philip’s College and my Bachelor’s degree is in General Studies from West Texas A&M University. My most recent position involved teaching 6th – 8th grade in a self-contained Adaptive Behavior classroom. I worked with students with behavioral and emotional disorders in a confined setting. I built relationships, through self-discipline and consistency, with...

My name is Natalie Breeze and I am a licensed Occupational Therapy Practitioner with a background in pediatrics and geriatrics. I am skilled in assessing each students needs and developing strategies to assist with test taking skills and learning new information. I am a firm believer in equal education for all and am dedicated to...

...worked as a tutor for special needs and foster children in Los Angeles County. Prior to that, I have worked at libraries helping in the homework center and also helping fellow undergrad students with their essays. Ive tutored multiple subjects in the elementary level, but my strength is in tutoring language arts. I have worked...

...was a heavy research-oriented program of study. I have done graduate work in Mental Health Counseling at Capella University. I did briefly substitute teach in the early 2000s and I was a Special Education High School Resource Math and Social Studies teacher. Currently, I am an Ordained Minister in Shamanism and a Licensed Massage Therapist....

...working with students who require help with American Sign Language and or have any special/accommodation requirements. I took American Sign Language for four years and worked with special needs students as a paraeducator teacher's assistant from grades 6 through 12th. I love helping people - if I can help one person, then I think I've...

...my alternative teacher certification from ITeachTexas. I have been teaching special education to elementary students in all grade levels. Being a special education teacher has allowed me to better understand how individuals learn and to teach in a manner that allows success. My background with exceptional learners and my passion to educate has allowed me...

...same time, and not in the same setting. I earned my Bachelor's of Business in Business Administration, and then did a career pivot and went on to receive a Master of Arts in Teaching Special Education. A few years later, I earned an Education Specialist degree (Ed.S.), and truly believe in being a life long...

An educator should enjoy working with people. We should voluntarily dedicate ourselves to helping others. We should also enjoy and benefit from interacting with others. Educators should be self-motivated individuals who are committed to ensuring the enhancement of the quality of education provided to every student.

...my favorite moments teaching involve connecting scholars to the world around them through literature, writing, and a strong focus on global citizenship. Prior to becoming a teacher, I was a mental health crisis counselor for 15 years. I worked with children, families, adults, and in school settings. I also have experience as a gymnastics and...

...as an educator all of them being as a Special Education Teacher. I have worked with Elementary students to High School students with varying academic and behavioral levels. I enjoy working with students to help show them that they can be successful even when we struggle. I am a firm believer that hard work creates...

...Education for Early Childhood-12th grade as well as ELA/Social studies for grades 4-8. As a tutor in college, I served adults who were continuing their education and learning English as a Second Language, (ESL). I also have my M.Ed. from Our Lady of the Lake University as a Reading Specialist. On my journey through academia,...

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My passion is meeting students were they are at and then helping them rise to the top.

As a special education teacher in middle schools for the past 4 years, I love helping students overcome struggles and improve in their learning. My favorite subjects to tutor are Math and Writing. My college degree is in Psychology from the University of North Texas, and since then I have also received my teaching certification.