Award-Winning Tutors serving Grandview, WA

...students freedom to work through obstacles in their own way, as they learn best when they are independent, but still in a semistructured environment. My background includes graduating college with honors, as well as a diverse background in both public and private education, at all levels, from elementary education to doctoral candidates.... I would get to know their interests and what motivates them. After that, we would do some assessments to figure out what direction is...

...specializing in K-12 learning. I am most passionate about teaching math, science, ELA, and History. My teaching approach includes developing and building fluid essential knowledge skills in subject areas through routine practice, quizes, and formative assessement. I am new at teaching languages, but feel confident in my abilities with personal language learning experience.

...field again. I was an emergency substitute for my local school district as well as a student tutor during my college career. I am most passionate about mathematical studies and technical writing. I believe that the purpose of education is to gain perspective. In my free time, I enjoy playing the drums and playing fortnite...

...sharing them with you. I was working at an Animation Company in Tokyo to make Anime CG and was the sales manager. Also, I worked at an Elementary School teaching children. If you have any questions or concerns about the Japanese language, I will do my best to help you even if you don't understand...

...management and a minor in Theatre, Film, and Digital Production. For three years at UCR I had the opportunity to teach classes of freshmen in a classroom setting and help them with their writing, critical thinking, and time management skills. In my free time I enjoy playing guitar, making music with my friends, playing video...

...a particular affinity for English and Math. I enjoy tutoring Math, Science, and English because of their intricate connections to everyday life and their ability to ignite curiosity. My teaching philosophy emphasizes active engagement, critical thinking, and building a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore and excel. Outside of academia, I am...

...a little Spanish. I earned my B.A. in French Language and Literature and my teaching certificate from the University of Washington. I also earned endorsements in Spanish and math . Later, I earned a Masters in Education from Washington State University. I am most comfortable tutoring French, Spanish and math up to Algebra 2, but...

...suffer through it. I am a Chemical Engineering student at Brigham Young University. In high school, I helped people who were struggling in Science and Math classes to feel capable of taking on the challenge of a hard class. I am committed to helping students unlock their potential. Though I specialize in high school and...

...business and communications from the University of Washington. I am also an avid Husky football fan. I studied human resource management at Seattle Pacific University and graduated with a Master's degree in human resources. I was in honors math and English in high school. I have three years of tutoring experience and love helping students...

...critical skills and enrichment opportunities in fun and engaging ways based on the needs and interests of individual students and their families. I have many years of experience helping students with a variety of learning differences and enjoy helping students use their strengths to be able to learn even if they need to do it...

...community, I've tried relearning and improving my Spanish, and feel comfortable enough with it to tutor the basics. I believe that anyone can learn anything if they want to, and I try to encourage my students to build on what they already know to delve deeper into a topic and learn more. When I'm not...

...20 years. The national data showed that only one fifth of the students pursuing a STEM degree were able to complete their STEM degree. The major obstacle seemed to be mathematics. I responded to the call to action, college students needed good teaching and encouragement to complete their math studies. I made the transition to...

...composition and a Bachelors degree in music education from the University of Kansas in 2020, where they studied with Ingrid Stolzel and David Colwell for composition and violin respectively. As a music educator, Stephen believes that every student deserves to have a well-rounded education that includes music both in and outside of the classroom that...

...you can do better on your homework and tests. Additionally, I received my physics bachelor degree in physics from Washington State University as well. My favorite subject to tutor is math, because I enjoy helping students see and understand patterns. I enjoy sports and I use analogies to help students understand and solve different problems.

I graduated from the University of Idaho with bachelor's degrees in computer science and economics, and discovered my passion for tutoring while working in the Writing Center and Computer Science Assistance Center there. I'm most passionate about SAT prep tutoring, and I enjoy reading, writing, and playing the violin in my spare time.

...in the school district and my students forever changed me. Teaching became more than just a job, but a passion. My students taught me what it meant to be resilient in the face of challenges and together we built a classroom that valued our differences, our unique strengths, and our collective growth mindset. I am...

...Yakima Valley Community College. I am currently studying to get my AA in Early Childhood Education. I believe education should be offered in a variety of ways to help students who learn differently. Whether through audio, visually, or through hands-on learning experiences. I also believe in making teaching fun so children will want to learn...

...see my students grow and succeed. My approach to teaching science is driven by ambition and a deep appreciation for the subject. I firmly believe that science education should not merely impart facts but ignite curiosity and critical thinking. Through inquiry-based learning, I encourage students to ask questions, conduct experiments, and make discoveries. This hands-on...

...in the classroom and out. Since February 2024, I have been working as a substitute teacher, working in four different school districts across the lower Yakima Valley. I am currently seeking a full time teaching job as a History teacher, but I am happy to continue subbing every day until I can get hired. My...