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Alia
Spelling patterns, comma rules, subject-verb agreement — these aren't just isolated drills; they're the building blocks that make a student's writing clear and persuasive. Alia tackles each skill through real writing practice, connecting grammar lessons to the paragraphs and essays students are actu...
University of Jordan
Master of Arts, English
University of Jordan
Bachelor in Arts, English
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Doctor of Philosophy, Urban Education and Leadership
Certified Tutor
7+ years
Justin
Clear writing starts with understanding why grammar rules exist, not just memorizing them — and Justin's training in ancient languages and textual analysis at Yale gave him an unusually deep grasp of how English sentence structure actually works. He breaks down everything from comma splices to subje...
Yale University
Master of Arts in Religious Studies (focus on ancient history)
Duke University
Bachelor of Arts in History and Religious Studies (minor in Economics)
Certified Tutor
5+ years
Nicholas
Spelling rules, comma placement, subject-verb agreement — these feel like disconnected chores until a student sees how they all serve the same goal: making their writing clear and convincing. Nicholas teaches grammar and mechanics inside the context of actual student writing, so corrections become t...
Harvard University
Bachelor in Arts, English
Certified Tutor
6+ years
Ariana
Comma splices, subject-verb agreement errors, misspelled homophones — these are the recurring culprits Ariana tackled daily as a middle-school English teacher. She breaks grammar and writing conventions into clear, memorable rules and then reinforces them through student writing rather than isolated...
Kansas State University
Master of Arts, Teaching French as a Second or Foreign Language
Kansas State University
Bachelor in Arts, French
Certified Tutor
6+ years
Madison
Spelling, grammar, and writing are often taught as separate skills, but they reinforce each other when connected intentionally — learning comma rules while editing your own paragraph, for instance, or noticing spelling patterns while reading. Madison ties these threads together so students see how m...
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Bachelor in Arts, International and Intercultural Communication
Rice University
Current Grad Student, Global Studies
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Certified Tutor
5+ years
Grace
Spelling, grammar, and writing are often taught as three separate chores, but Grace connects them into one loop: understanding how a sentence works grammatically makes spelling patterns logical, and both feed directly into clearer writing. She uses dictation exercises and guided sentence-combining t...
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Certified Tutor
8+ years
Kaitlyn
Clear scientific writing requires the same precision as any lab report — choosing exact words, structuring logical arguments, and eliminating ambiguity. Kaitlyn's biology training and her personal love of writing give her a practical lens on grammar, sentence structure, and revision that connects to...
Fairfield University
Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Certified Tutor
5+ years
Timothy
Spelling and grammar rules only stick when students see how they shape meaning — why a misplaced comma changes a sentence's logic, or how subject-verb agreement breaks down in complex clauses. Timothy's background in writing-intensive fields at Emory and Duke means he teaches these mechanics in cont...
Duke University
Masters in Business Administration, Business Administration and Management
Emory University
Bachelor in Arts, Economics
Certified Tutor
3+ years
Breond
Grammar and mechanics aren't just rules to memorize — they're tools that make writing clearer and more persuasive. Breond connects grammar instruction to real writing tasks, showing students how comma placement changes meaning, why subject-verb agreement matters for credibility, and how spelling pat...
Harvard University
PhD in African-American Studies & Philosophy
Harvard University
Master of Science, Philosophy
South Suburban College
Associate in Science, General Studies
Harvard University
Doctor of Science, African American Studies
Certified Tutor
5+ years
Heather
Getting a second grader to capitalize sentences is one thing; getting a fifth grader to vary sentence structure in a paragraph is something else entirely. Heather teaches spelling patterns, grammar rules, and early writing as connected skills rather than isolated worksheets, drawing on her years as ...
Adelphi University
Master of Arts Teaching, Elementary School Teaching
Siena College
Bachelor of Science, Marketing
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Natasha
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I am great at building rapport with students and figuring out what they need, especially with small groups of students or 1-on-1. I have a lot of educational theory knowledge thanks to my master's degree from NYU in TESOL and Foreign Language Education, and I've put that into practice during my teaching: elementary ESL and high school Japanese and English/ESL. I've also taught English in elementary schools in Japan, and worked online and in person with kids and adults in ESL and Japanese. I have experience tutoring for standardized tests as well. I believe that we can work together to construct knowledge instead of just lecturing at you while you memorize facts. I want to help you learn, grow and realize your own potential!
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I am currently a senior at Loyola University Chicago pursuing degrees in Psychology and Social Work. In the fall, I'll begin my Master's of Social Work with a focus on working with children and families. I am passionate about helping students gain confidence in their academics through a gentle yet direct approach. My areas of specialty are Psychology, English, and ACT prep. When working with others, I have a goal of empowering them to see and achieve their full potential, which I accomplish through directive strategies that allow students to explore different theories and learning practices than they'd considered. I will provide individual-based tutoring that is catered towards the student's needs to ensure their success.
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I am a Molecular Engineering major at the University of Chicago, I am currently taking time off to focus on other aspects of my career but I don't want to stop tutoring outside college campus!. I am a child of immigrants and have spent my life tutoring my siblings and younger students, and I loved working with them! See y'all in class!
Aaron
Middle School Math Tutor • +46 Subjects
I am a recent college graduate with an A.B. in Education Studies from Brown University (Providence, RI). I have worked as a remote tutor for other online platforms throughout 2021. I am most passionate about English, especially literary analysis and essay writing. When I am not tutoring, I enjoy exercising with my dog.
Thomas
Pre-Algebra Tutor • +62 Subjects
I have years of experience teaching writing and literary analysis in the classroom setting, and years of teaching students one on one.
Anita
Writing Tutor • +20 Subjects
I am a professional web developer with 15+ years experience with back-end development (Java, PHP, C#, .Net, REST API), database design/development (SQL, MYSQL, SQL Server) as well as front end development (CSS, HTML, XML, JavaScript, JQuery). I double majored in English and Computer Science and have an M.A. in English literature where I taught freshman writing seminars and assisted students in writing academic papers. I currently teach Introductory classes in HTML/CSS, JavaScript, WordPress, Mobile Design and Programming concepts with TechGirlz and adapted the TechGirlz Intro to SQL/Database curriculum for an adult curriculum.
Camille
Pre-Algebra Tutor • +41 Subjects
I am a graduate of Brown University with a Bachelors Degree in Biology and Yale University with a Masters in Public Health. I also hold a Level 5 certification in TEFL. I am passionate about working with children and students of all ages to assist them in achieving their highest potential. My favorite subjects to teach are phonics, reading, science and math. My approach is to meet the students where they are at in their studies and make their learning experience fun, interactive, engaging and exciting. Outside of teaching, I enjoy traveling around the world, rowing, spending time with family and friends and gourmet cooking,
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Frequently Asked Questions
A tutor can work with you to develop a personalized writing process that breaks down the overwhelm. Rather than jumping straight into writing, tutors help you plan your ideas through outlining, identifying your main argument or thesis, and organizing supporting points in a logical flow. Through guided practice and feedback on your drafts, you'll learn to recognize what makes writing clear and compelling. This targeted approach is especially effective because you get immediate, specific feedback tailored to your writing style—not generic rules.
Grammar covers the mechanics—correct sentence structure, punctuation, and usage. Style is about how you use those mechanics to create voice, tone, and impact. A sentence can be grammatically correct but sound awkward or unclear. A good tutor helps you master both: first, ensuring you have a solid foundation in grammar fundamentals, then building your ability to make intentional stylistic choices that strengthen your writing. Understanding this distinction helps you become a more confident, flexible writer who can adapt to different audiences and purposes.
Writer's block often stems from perfectionism, unclear ideas, or not knowing where to start. Tutors use several strategies to help: breaking the writing task into smaller, manageable chunks; brainstorming and freespeaking to get ideas flowing without judgment; and scaffolding the writing process so you're not staring at a blank page. Many tutors recommend starting with an imperfect draft rather than waiting for perfection, then revising from there. With consistent, supportive guidance, you'll develop confidence and techniques to move past the block and get words on the page.
Yes—many students find citation formatting confusing because the rules vary by style and details matter. A tutor can teach you the fundamentals of MLA, APA, or Chicago style formatting, including in-text citations, works cited pages, and how to integrate sources smoothly into your writing. Beyond just showing you the format, a good tutor helps you understand why citations matter (academic integrity and credibility) and gives you practice so the process becomes second nature. Over time, you'll develop the skills to handle citations confidently on your own.
Strong writing about literature depends on strong reading skills. Tutors help you develop strategies for close reading—noticing details, identifying themes, understanding character motivation, and recognizing how an author uses language for effect. They teach you how to move from comprehension to analysis: not just summarizing what happens, but explaining why it matters and how the author creates meaning. With guided practice and feedback on your analytical essays, you'll learn to support your ideas with specific evidence from the text, which deepens both your reading skills and your writing.
An excellent tutor combines strong writing expertise with patience and the ability to diagnose where you're getting stuck. Look for someone who gives specific, actionable feedback on your work rather than just marking errors; who can explain the reasoning behind grammar rules; and who adapts their approach to your learning style and goals. Whether you're working on essay structure, mechanics, or developing your voice as a writer, the best tutors meet you where you are and help you build skills progressively. It's also important that they make writing feel less intimidating and more like a craft you can master.
With consistent, personalized instruction, most students see noticeable progress within a few weeks—better organization in essays, fewer grammar errors, and increased confidence. Longer-term, you develop a reliable writing process and learn to self-edit more effectively. The real value is learning transferable skills: once you understand how to structure an argument, revise for clarity, or catch your own mistakes, you can apply those skills to any writing task. Many students report that tutoring not only improves their grades but transforms their relationship with writing from something stressful to something they can actually control.
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