As an undergraduate in the Honors Program at the University of Georgia, I studied Physics and Astronomy. During this time I helped found the first laboratory at my university dedicated to the research and development of small satellites, and through this experience I earned an internship at NASA Langley Research Center. After graduating, I completed one year of a PhD program at Georgia Tech in Ocean Science and Engineering, and I am now pursuing my biggest passion, marine conservation, in Wilmington. I began tutoring math, chemistry, and physics back in high school, and have continued since then. In college, I was a peer learning assistant (sort of like a teaching assistant) for a physics class that catered toward non-physics majors. Thus, I am experienced in tutoring both high school and college students with a range of experience in math and science. The subjects I can help with are math (algebra, calculus, and anything in between), physics (high school and college), and even flute and music theory. My favorite subject to help students with is physics, because I enjoy helping people think about problems from new perspectives and empowering them to tackle a subject traditionally seen to be so challenging. When I am tutoring, I operate by the philosophy that everyone is capable of learning new things, and that math and science are not as difficult as they seem on the surface. I always encourage students to believe in their abilities, and I am never judgmental of anyone's learning style and pace. I can successfully guide students to breaking difficult concepts apart into smaller pieces to make them easier to understand. Outside of tutoring, I am a musician, with my main instruments being flute and ukulele. I love hiking, baking, painting, making friends, doing yoga, and reading books. My favorite animal in the world is a humpback whale, and I want to dedicate my life to protecting them and other cetaceans. As a lover of all things math, science, nature, and music, I would love to share my knowledge and passions with anyone who reaches out.

My primary focus of tutoring is K-8 Math, SAT prep and English. My interest in teaching was sparked while I was attending the University of Georgia where I served as a TA to the local elementary school. After college, I moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina and started teaching ESL to grade students and business professionals. I have completed over 45 hours of rigorous in-class training and I have strong experience in teaching students of all ages. I have a proven track record of engaging students, increasing test scores, and developing positive study skills. I am a friendly and outgoing person who always finds ways to connect with other people. I like to incorporate any interests my students have into the lesson plan making for the most enjoyable learning experience as possible. In my free time, I enjoy mountain biking, reading, participating in inter-mural sports, and watching classic movies.

I have my Master's Degree in Educational Leadership from Strayer University and my Bachelor's Degree in Biology from the University of Georgia. I spent three years teaching middle and high school students in math and science at a private school, where I also served as vice principal. Prior to that, I spent a year abroad, teaching students of all ages English. During my high school and college career, I tutored students in a variety of subjects, especially in SAT/ACT/GRE test prep.As an educator with experience teaching in all ages from Kindergarten to post-graduate students, I feel equipped to provide excellent tutoring in a variety of subjects, especially Math, Science, and test prep. I like to build off of the existing knowledge of my students to help relate the material better and make concepts more understandable. Using any preexisting knowledge to build off of, I work to create bridges that connect what is already known to what needs to be understood.

I graduated from the University of Georgia having studied Latin, Sociology, and Political Science. Though my B.A. was in Latin, I became a science teacher because that was what was needed at the low-income school where I began teaching. With my mother and grandmother both having been teachers and my commitment to helping the world, it was not surprising that I tutored my own students frequently, developed ways to help them through state and standardized tests in my classroom, and always loved it. For adolescents, I find that reclaiming their academic experiences through reflection was just as important on drilling them in the facts when it came to ACT, SAT, and AP preparation. A few opportunities to help the parents of my students reinvigorated me as I helped adults get their GED, pass required college courses for their degree, and prove to themselves that anything is possible with hard work!

I enjoy working with young children because they have such wonderful energy! I love reading and it makes me happy to see my students begin to understand how words work. I have experience with various types of needs and session settings for tutoring. I'm a creative person so it is easy to make sessions fun and edifying! I currently teach K-5 Science in a STEM Lab and am loving every minute of it! I was also the 2014-2015 teacher of the year at Midvale Elementary School, an International Baccalaureate and STEM school. I look forward to the opportunity to work with you and your student!

I am a dedicated and committed individual who is passionate about education. I believe that all children are educable. However, they learn at different rates and in different styles. I believe that all students deserve the opportunity to excel academically, and it is the teacher's responsibility to ensure that each student is given the opportunity to achieve his/her greatest academic potential. I am a certified teacher in Middle School Math and Social Studies. I have experience teaching math, reading, and social studies. I have worked with at-risk students and am adept at identifying things that prevent at-risk students from succeeding.

I am a graduate of the University of Georgia. I received my Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics, a Design & Media minor, and a New Media Certificate. Since graduation, I have worked as an English Language Assistant in Spain, collaborating with local educators to support curriculum development, student engagement, and cultural integration. I have also worked as a tutor on and off for 8 years, tutoring kids of all levels from 1st to 12th grade. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most passionate about English, History, Science, and Design/Art. Although traditional schooling may not be for everyone, I love to explore the curiosity of my students. Getting to know the students I tutor helps me better understand their interests and learning methods. In turn, this leads to a more enjoyable learning experience. I believe education is power, so the ability to help fuel this in young students' minds is something I love to do! In my spare time, I enjoy reading, watching films, art, and nature activities.

I have three degrees in education - I earned my undergraduate degree in Early Childhood Education from Oglethorpe University, a masters in Instructional Technology from the University of Georgia, and a PhD in Instructional Technology from Utah State University. I have taught students from Kindergarten - Senior PhD students. I love teaching and helping you, or your student, to work through challenging material. Learning is hard, and in moments of frustration I will be not only a teacher, but also a cheerleader. I will work as hard as I need to to help you succeed. In my spare time I enjoy working on my home, gardening, kayaking, volunteering in my community, traveling abroad to visit family, and spending time with my friends and my cats.

I graduated from Spelman College and the University of Georgia with a B.S in Biochemistry and a Ph.D. in Chemistry respectively. I speak French as a first language and have tutored it for about 7 years now. I offer more than 4 years of experience in teaching undergraduate students' organic chemistry and mentoring students in Biochemistry research. In fact, I was twice recognized and awarded with an "Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award" and "Future Faculty Fellowship" by the University of Georgia (UGA)'s center for teaching and learning (CTL) as a result of my excellence and dedication in teaching undergraduate students. In addition to teaching, I enjoy writing and reviewing science ( biomedical sciences, molecular biology, analytical chemistry and cell biology).

My name is Aarav Sehgal, and I am a sophmore in the Honors College of the University of Georgia. I am a Biology major on the pre-medicine track. In highschool, my SAT score was a 1530, and my current GPA is 4.0. I got a 790 on the math section of the SAT, and I got a 5 on AP Biology, AP Lang, and AP Calculus AB to name a few. I also ended honors algebra with an A+ when I took it in middle and high school. I have a strong passion for teaching subjects such as AP and College Biology, AP Lang, SAT Math, and algebra, because of my success in these subjects and my previous experience tutoring peers when they experienced difficulties with these subjects. As a tutor, I will take the time to properly review all concepts before a scheduled lesson to ensure that I have the best possible information and understanding to help my students. I am also dedicated to helping my students understand difficult concepts by teaching them in a way that suits their learning style. I look forward to being able to help students with my knowledge and expertise!

Hey guys, I'm Rish! I am a recent graduate at the University of Georgia where I got my bachelor's degree in biology. In addition to being a student, I served as a cultural executive of the club Coexist UGA, a persistent service member, and worked as a UGA peer tutor. Handling these different tasks has improved my time management skills as well as becoming a more efficient worker, a skill I constantly try to evoke in my students. Being a cultural executive has allowed me to improve in my oral communication, cultural competence, and leadership skills which I make sure to translate into my tutoring.As a peer tutor, I constantly work to improve as both a leader and a team member and always make my students believe in themselves as this is the most important part of the job. I try to first understand how the student learns, and structure appointments based on that to give the student the most for their time. I constantly engage in conversation with my students to create a warm and comfortable environment, and to make sure that you feel confident around me if questions arise. I also work to be a team player, as tutoring is a constant interaction and requires effective communication. I have experience in both one on one tutoring and group tutoring, diversifying my methods of teaching and interacting with students.In addition to my tutoring experience, I have taken many science and math classes that have prepared me when tutoring. Classes such as Biology, General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biochemistry, Genetics, Statistics, and several other Biology related classes such as cellular biology making me more comfortable to help with such classes and breaking down complex concepts. I have also taken the DAT, scoring a 20 AA and 23 PAT which I am glad to help with as well if needed. I look forward to meeting you guys and making you confident with the material, and most importantly showing you that you can learn anything!

I am a graduate of the College of Charleston with a degree in History and a minor in African American Studies. After undergrad, I went on to get my masters in Historic Preservation from the University of Georgia and a masters in Divinity from Luther Rice University. I love to teach and assist people become the best in every area of their life. I love studying the Bible and working out.I am married and have two kids.

I enjoy helping students build their level of confidence with the material being learned. I believe that when a student feels confident about a subject that the student is more open and willing to work on new concepts and continue to work on complex concepts and skills. In addition, I enjoy giving students the tools that allow them to become successful in the future. I enjoy working with students in any of the social sciences. I am certified to teach 6-12 broad field social sciences, AP US History, AP World History, and AP Psychology. I also have my gifted certification. In my 24 years of teaching, I have taught literacy, World Geography, US History, AP World History, Pre-AP US History, AP Psychology, World History, Enrichment, and Georgia Studies.

After receiving my Bachelor's degree in Digital & Broadcast Journalism and minor in Speech Communication from the University of Georgia, I spent 3 years as a full-time news producer with NBC 26/ WAGT-TV. During that time, I also received the amazing opportunity to head coach Augusta University's competitive cheerleading team, whom I helped tutor during my spare time outside of the newsroom. It was then that I realized my passion for teaching and became a middle-school Video Broadcasting Teacher with Fulton County Schools. Here, I developed positive relationships with my students and helped them produce live, daily newscasts broadcasted school-wide and online.As much as I loved being a teacher inside the classroom, I missed the one-on-one experience tutoring gave me with my students. That's why I'm here-- to motivate and encourage each of my students to get excited to learn! :)

I received my Bachelors of Science in psychology at North Georgia College and State University, and went on to pursue my Masters in Social Work at the University of Georgia. I am a skilled clinical social worker and behavioral health consultant with over 10 years experience in a non-profit healthcare setting. I have dedicated my career to serving the underserved in Northeast Georgia communities through direct service and program development. I am passionate about the field of social work and have enjoyed the teaching platform of experiential education and masters student intern supervision throughout my career. I am looking forward to the opportunity to share my passion for the social work profession through tutoring and helping individuals prepare for the Licensure Exam. I believe that you are the expert on how you learn best, and will work with you to individualize your tutoring experience utilizing an array of preparation materials curated for your learning style.

I am a graduate of the University of Georgia, and a current law student working toward a Juris Doctorate at Emory University School of Law. Upon graduation from the University of Georgia, I received my Bachelor of Arts in Political Science along with a minor in History.During my time as a student at the University of Georgia, I tutored athletes in Political Science 1101 covering nearly every aspect of American Government. In addition to tutoring traditional students, I have experience teaching children outside of an orthodox classroom; I have taught children how to swim, waterski, and wake board during summer camp.Although I edit essays and tutor History, American Government, and Grammar, I enjoy tutoring American Government the most. As a Political Science major, I am passionate about American Government, as I firmly believe that civic knowledge is a keystone of any functioning society.Outside of tutoring and school I enjoy rebuilding car engines, reading epic novels, and playing violin.

I am currently an undergraduate student at the University of Georgia working towards a B.A in Medical Anthropology and a B.S in General Biology. These subjects are my passion and I have helped to tutor numerous fellow students along the way. With expertise in teaching group and personal settings, I will strive to make sure that my students understand even the most difficult of concepts. I look forward to helping you succeed!

I am a current 8th grade World History teacher, also Massachusetts-certified to teach English (at both a high school and middle school level), Social Studies at a high school level, and ESL.

I am an author, educator, and entrepreneur. I have obtained my B.S. Degree in Human Development and Family Studies, M.A.T. in Special Education, and Ed.S. in Educational Psychology from the University of Georgia. My studies fueled my passion for primary education, where I taught preschool through 1st grade for seven years. My teaching experiences led me to create children's books that support communication, character development, and social-emotional learning. Social-emotional learning and character development should be fun and engaging to transcend the home and school environment. I created the Character Kids book series and the nonprofit organization Character Kid based on this belief. Since 2009, I have served as a youth mentor, primary educator, grade level lead, tutor, and dance coach. As an adolescent, I was a part of stepping, dance, cheerleading, band, gymnastics, science olympiad, chorus, and basketball. Those adolescent experiences pushed me to Co-Found Class Act Detroit: a youth organization focused on equity and access to high-quality after-school programs. I desire to challenge students to tap into their academic and creative aptitude to develop who they choose to be.

Hi, my name is Adam, and I look forward to helping you succeed in school! I first began tutoring during my time in high school through a peer tutoring program. I helped my schoolmates in all grades improve in just about every academic area. My favorite subjects to teach, and arguably my best areas, include all types of math and physics. I currently attend The University of Georgia in Athens where I am earning a degree in Public Relations with hopes of attending law school following graduation. In Athens I have tutored local high school students in math and standardized test prep.In my free time I love to play sports and hang out with friends. I consider myself an avid athlete, and I have been playing sports just about since the time I learned to walk. Growing up I played just about every sport, including baseball, basketball, football, golf and tennis. In high school I played four years of varsity basketball and golf. During college I have played intramural basketball and softball, as well as leisurely rounds of golf whenever I get the chance.

With over a decade of experience in education, writing and the performing arts, I bring a dynamic and creative approach to tutoring. My work has spanned classrooms, nonprofit programs and global arts initiativesalways with the goal of helping students unlock their potential and connect learning to real-life impact. I've supported learners from early literacy through college-level writing, helping them gain not only academic skills but confidence and clarity in their own voice. I hold a Bachelor's in Management Information Systems, and my graduate-level work has focused on arts education, cultural storytelling, and communication. I tutor essay writing and editing, English, writing, reading comprehension, public speaking, test preparation, and humanities subjects. My favorite subjects to tutor are writing and literature, because I love helping students become more expressive, critical thinkers who can analyze and articulate complex ideas. My tutoring style is compassionate, intuitive, and structured. I believe in meeting students where they are while offering them the tools and strategies to rise higher. I blend creativity with a strong focus on outcomes, customizing each session to the learner's goals, strengths, and challenges. Outside of academia, I am a spoken word poet, jazz musician, and educator who values cultural connection and lifelong learning. Whether a student needs help crafting a college essay, mastering grammar, or gaining confidence in verbal expression, I'm committed to guiding them with care and enthusiasm.

I'm a graduate of the University of Georgia where I majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, and obtained a minor in Public Health. I currently work as a research scientist at a biomedical research institute. My flair for peer tutoring is the result of retrospection, a gift of my introverted nature. I have realized that there are many concepts across various subjects that I did not fully grasp at the time I was learning them. However, a couple of months and even years after taking those classes, when I finally connected the dots, there are a couple of ways I wish those concepts would have been explained to me. Sometimes I also wish that I would have thought to ask certain questions. As a peer tutor, I hope to prompt you to ask those questions and help you connect those dots so that the learning process can be more fulfilling and enjoyable. Standardized tests do not have to be fearsome mountains either. They can be an exciting experience to demonstrate your knowledge if you understand the concepts. (I say that from my experience as someone who's not the biggest fan of tests.) I look forward to guiding you to succeed, and hopefully, helping you enjoy the journey to success.

I am currently finishing my senior year at the University of Georgia. I am pursuing Bachelor of Arts degrees in Economics and International Affairs with an anticipated graduation date of May 2015. My passion for tutoring was ignited when I was in high school where I provided assistance across all academic subjects to students in grades 6-12. While at college, I have provided private tutoring to friends and acquaintances. I tutor a variety of subjects within the social sciences as well as critical reading and writing of all kinds. My passion, however, lies with economics and the LSAT. Economics holds a special interest to me because it seeks to explain how decisions are made, whether by nations, businesses or individuals. As someone who plans to attend law school, I spent countless hours honing my LSAT skills, and I came to view the test not as a brutal exam, but as a game that can be won. Regardless of the subject I'm tutoring, I utilize the same philosophy with all of my students. I firmly believe that any student can master any subject or test, it is simply a matter of changing the way that material is presented and understood. Education is a vital part of personal development, and I consider it an honor to help students master material. When I'm not tutoring or rooting for the Georgia Bulldogs to win a national championship, I hone my trivia skills by watching as many movies and reading as many books as possible.

I am currently a student at the University of Georgia majoring in Finance and Chemistry. I enjoy tutoring students and helping them to clarify any confusion they have. A tutor should not only be there to help students faced with a difficult problem or concept, but a good tutor should encourage and motivate students to overcome obstacles and help students stay on track.When tutoring students, I always try to teach not just the answer but the method to get the answer. I believe that the method of obtaining the answer is more important than the answer itself.Growing up, I was tutored through middle school in Math and English. I know the importance of having a strong tutor. I have experience as a teacher as part of the ADVENT organization where I spent three summers on mission trips to Taiwan teaching local students. I enjoy playing sports, spending time with family and friends, and eating different foods.

Math is not so bad when you have someone who can help you. I've been tutoring ever since I was a kid, and I believe that anyone can be good at math with the proper instruction and effort!

I am an undergraduate Pre-Pharmacy student at the University of Georgia working towards my Bachelor's in Chemistry. I tutor various subjects, including elementary, high school, and college English, reading, math, and SAT prep, particularly the reading and writing sections. I am particularly passionate about tutoring English writing and the SAT. I enjoy teaching SAT prep mainly because I love seeing students alleviate their testing concerns and begin to shine. I aim to create a student-centered classroom with a safe environment where the students challenge themselves and develop the critical skills they need to succeed. My experiences working with children in Girl Scouts and volunteering as a pre-K teacher's assistant highlight my love of tutoring students and making learning fun.

I am a certified English teacher at Cambridge High School. I hold a master's degree in English Education and bachelor's degrees in both English and Theater. I have worked as a tutor/instructor for eight years, and my experiences include tutoring ESL students in math and science, working at a theatre camp for five summers, and working at a science camp for two summers. I have also spent a great deal of time acting in various productions, directing several shows, and delivering speeches to different groups. Although I tutor in a broad variety of subjects, my passion lies in the teaching of writing, reading, drama, and public speaking. I find that the best way to engage students is by connecting what they are working on to their personal experiences. I believe that one of the main purposes to this great wealth of literature that we have at our disposal is to communicate shared experiences across the globe. When students find an engaging, practical reason to relate to what they are working on, inspiration flows and an attention to detail naturally follows. I strive to foster a sense of pride in my students; by building self-confidence, I bring out natural ability in my students that they might not know that they possess. In my free time, I enjoy reading, acting, writing, directing, cooking, and traveling.

I am a writer & author. I have an MFA in Writing from SCAD and a TEOFL certification to teach ESL. My genres include creative nonfiction, fiction, and comics. I love teaching as much as writing. I have been teaching English (ESL & Writing) all over the world for about 10 years. I enjoy teaching all age groups from elementary school to college students. I especially love helping college students with academic essays and creative writing. Other than writing and teaching, I love music, food, and traveling.

I am a graduate of the Tulane University School of Medicine and the University of Georgia. I have loved the art of writing since I was 8 years old, and I believe that everyone is capable of effectively portraying their ideas through writing.

I am a sophomore at the University of Georgia working towards a degree in Finance B.B.A. During my time at UGA, I was accepted into the Terry College of Business and joined its Finance Society. A big part of who I am is service. I have continued my passion at UGA by joining ServeUGA, a community service organization dedicated to helping the Athens, GA community. Also, I became a part of UGA HEROs, an organization that raises money to improve the quality of lives of children affected or infected by HIV. My Prior tutoring experience was at Darlington boarding school, which had dorms that housed its boarding students. I assisted with study hall, where students devoted 2 hours of their time to their school work. They were allowed to come to me for help with their homework if they needed it. I was especially efficient in helping students in Math, English, and Spanish. While this was not technically a tutoring position, I still gained experience when it came to assisting my peers with their course work. Also, I was part of the Spanish club, and members had an opportunity to assist students from both our high school and our middle school with their Spanish classes during school hours. I would receive an email from a student, and we would work out a time to meet and work together. When it comes to tutoring, I try to get a sense of the learning style to best help the student. I also try to provide positive assurances to help motivate students and continue to learn. I enjoy watching sports, exercise, reading, and cooking.

I am passionate about helping students because I believe in the transformative power of education. As an undergraduate majoring in computer science and math at the University of Georgia, I have a strong foundation in mathematics and enjoy making math concepts accessible and enjoyable for my students. My favorite subject to tutor is math because it develops creativity and problem-solving skills, which are crucial for success in many fields. With years of experience tutoring students in a wide range of subjects from algebra to calculus, I focus on creating an interactive, student-centered learning environment tailored to each individual's learning style. My teaching philosophy is rooted in patience, encouragement, and fostering a deep understanding of the material. I excel at helping students to get better grades and do well on their math assessments. In my free time, I enjoy playing chess, watching movies, and playing video games with my friends.

I am currently a graduate student at New York University studying Economics. I did my undergrad in my home state at the University of Georgia, where my academic curiosity led me to choose a wide variety of classes that could be described as either "well rounded" or "deeply unfocused." After four years and three semesters abroad, I left with degrees in English and Economics and a minor in Ecology.I am flexible in what I can tutor, but I am particularly adept with usage for both academic and personal writing and with standardized testing. I have been editing informally for friends, classmates, and coworkers for as long as I can remember, and I endeavor to guide a writer's ability to analyze, organize, and captivate while encouraging his or her strengths. I began taking standardized tests with the ITBS in kindergarten and took at least one per year through grade school including ten AP exams and the PSAT with which I became a National Merit Scholar. I've learned that testing well requires as much skill as it does knowledge, and I look forward to helping students learn to recognize the type of questions testers create so that they can better figure out how to find the right answer.In my free time, I like sewing (very poorly), yoga, soccer, and pining after various adoptable animals around the City.

I have a thing - just ask my wife and kids - for studying history, old literature, and dead languages. My annual budget with Amazon in these topics far exceeds our clothing budget. This obsession with study started in college. I graduated from Georgia Southern University with a degree in English Literature and Philosophy and then went on to the University of Georgia to complete a master's degree in Classical Languages. I also recently finished up a second master's degree from the University of North Carolina, where I focused my studies on second language acquisition and Renaissance literature. I have written my own book-length studies on Cicero's philosophical writings and Sir Thomas More's Utopia. The only thing that is more intellectually rewarding than studying the subjects with which I am obsessed, is sharing them with others. That's an overly elaborate way of suggesting that I love teaching. I have always seized opportunities to teach from the time I was an undergraduate tutor in the Writing Center. My first true teaching position came when I was a graduate student at the University of Georgia: there I tutored and taught philosophy, writing, Latin, and ancient Greek. I then taught Latin in high school for several years before joining the Army. After I completed my term of service, I taught writing and English literature at a local community college. Last year, I even took on the task of homeschooling my eighth-grade son. I teach a number of different subjects in the humanities, but I am most passionate about teaching Latin, ancient Greek, and biblical Hebrew. I also love teaching English Literature. My teaching experience and devotion to the subjects I teach directly benefits my students. I have dealt with hundreds of different students and as many different pedagogical difficulties, especially in Latin and ancient Greek, and so am generally capable of helping the student where she or he most needs it. The time I have spent with my subjects, moreover, means that I am able to make difficult ideas and tasks more comprehensible.

As someone who has both tutored others and been tutored, I am passionate about finding engaging, fun, and helpful methods for students to learn based on their learning style! Currently, I am pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Physiology alongside a minor in Russian at the University of Georgia. I specialize in teaching elementary and middle school level language arts and science. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, creative writing, playing chess, and playing the violin.

I'm a fun-loving girl that enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, writing, dancing, and drinking a good cup of coffee. I love my friends and family and keep them all very close in my life. I am currently working towards a degree in Early Childhood Education at the University of Georgia. I am looking forward to having a career that I love waking up for each and every morning. I would love to help your child reach their academic goals, and I look forward to seeing their progress with each session!

I have a passion for tutoring. One of the most rewarding experiences for me is when one of my students finally understands something they've been having trouble with. I have three years of tutoring experience in various subjects. I recently graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering from the University of Georgia and I'm planning on pursuing a Master's Degree at Georgia Tech next Fall.

I love being a stepping stone to help my students reach their academic and professional goals. I'm most passionate about STEM and music. I'm a native Mandarin speaker, and I'm trying to learn Korean and Japanese as well!

I have a Master's degree in Romance Language Literature - Portuguese and Spanish - from the University of Georgia and a Bachelor of Arts in English Language and Literature from the Federal University of Ceara in Brazil. I have been teaching Portuguese and Spanish since 2015. Even though I am currently teaching undergraduates, I have taught English to K-12 students and to young adults looking to improve their English skills to travel or live abroad. I am most passionate about languages, (English, Portuguese, Spanish) literature, and history. I self-prepared to take Standardized Tests such as TOEFL and GRE. Through my experience with helping struggling students prepare for standardized tests, they always seem to have the same questions and concerns that I have had. Lessons are always fun and yet challenging, I start with a quick assessment and move on to explanation and practice. My expertise is preparing for the critical reading and writing portions of the exams. I am a product of public education myself and I know the difference a tutoring program can make in a child's self-esteem and a creative life. All students can benefit from tutoring, especially if enrolled in advanced classes.

Hey! I am a graduate of The University of Georgia with a BS degree in Civil Engineering. If you're in a rush, here's my tldr: I love math and science, and I will absolutely collaborate with you to find the best way for you to learn. I also love dogs.If you're not in a rush, let me share more about myself. I love learning and, even more so, sharing what I've learned. However, I know that people learn differently. Some are quick, some take more time. Some like visual aid, while others prefer that it's explained like a Lovecraftian novel. Getting a concept to "click" can be more complicated than a simple definition. However, I believe it is well worth the time and effort. In any case, I am willing to modify my teaching approach to find the most optimal way for the information to connect with you.Outside of school, one of my biggest hobbies is dancing. I used to be a part of a ballroom dance group and a Bollywood/hip hop dance group. I also have a dog named LG, no relation to the company.

I believe every student can learn and do all in my power to help each student achieve success. I have more than 30 years of teaching experience at grade levels from 6th through graduate school.