I love science and believe that understanding this subject is key to success in school and life. When working with students struggling in this area, I like to help them connect with the concepts through real life application and then break down the main points to increase understanding rather than memorization. My goal is to help learners build their science foundation one lesson at a time so they will get to a point where science just makes sense!

With over a decade of medical experience, I bring a passion for teaching and a commitment to fostering understanding in science and medicine. My career has been defined by educating diverse audiencesfrom colleagues and professors to patients and studentsthrough clear, engaging communication. As a physician and former graduate teaching assistant, I've honed my teaching skills to cater to a variety of learners. My ability to adapt to different learning styles ensures that complex concepts in science and medicine are accessible, engaging and easily understood.

I am a tutor in math and computer science subjects. I think that every student has the potential to be good at math, but many have lost confidence somewhere along the way. My goal is to help students find that confidence again. I have a Master's degree in Math and a Bachelor's degree in Math and Computer Science. I have tutored for several years at the college level in both math and CS, with some classroom experience as well. I have also done some tutoring with middle - high school aged students. I work best one-on-one, and I really enjoy working in algebra, calculus, and pre-calculus. But mostly I enjoy helping students gain math and CS confidence!

I love helping Anatomy and Physiology students find simple and logical elements of this incredibly complex subject. If you think of A&P as a foreign language imbedded in a science class, learning the new language first helps the science make more sense. I received my Master's in Sports Health-Clinical Exercise Physiology at Texas Tech, a program that allowed me to take gross anatomy at the Health Science Center in the cadaver lab, and my bachelor's degree in Health Science is from Baylor. I taught in higher education for 8 years at both colleges and massage therapy schools. I left full time teaching a few years back to be more available to my new family, using that flexibility to train clients (Certified Personal Trainer through NASM for 20 years). I am extremely passionate about helping people understand the body and how it works, either through teaching students so they are as prepared as possible for a career in healthcare or clients working towards the health of their body.

As a dedicated tutor with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science from Baylor University, I have over 2 years of experience in fostering student success across a diverse range of subjects, including Comparative Government and Politics, Civics, and International Politics. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to express their ideas and develop critical thinking skills. I am particularly passionate about helping students navigate complex political concepts and enhance their writing abilities. By using engaging methodologies tailored to each student's unique learning style, I strive to make learning both enjoyable and impactful. In my free time, I enjoy reading and writing fiction, which further enriches my tutoring approach by integrating creativity into academic discussions.

I am most recently a graduate of Baylor University where I received a doctorate in Religion, Politics, and Society. I also have an MA in Religion from Andrews University, a law degree from Harvard, and I received my BA in Political Science from the University of Connecticut. I tutor in history, political science, GRE and SAT test prep, and in public speaking and essay writing. I enjoy political science, essay writing and public speaking the most. While working on my doctorate I taught students on the college level, and my philosophy for working with those students informs the way I tutor. I try my best to establish that we are a team, working together to get the right answers and to learn the material. I try to stay away from rigid hierarchy as much as possible, while still making sure that we get the work done. Outside of teaching I am a sports fan (Philadelphia fan forever! Eagles, Sixers, and Phillies in that order, as well as UCONN basketball), and I have recently gotten back into my childhood habit of reading comic books.

I am a graduate from Baylor University, located in Waco, Texas. I received a Bachelor of Arts in French as well as in International Studies. I tutored many of my colleagues during my time at Baylor. I also volunteered my time as a tutor at the local middle school while I was in high school. I tutor in French, a subject I am incredibly passionate about. I initially studied French to get in touch with my French heritage and fell in love with francophone cultures, literature, and more recently, linguistics. I enjoy tutoring in French not only because of my personal enjoyment of the subject, but also because I understand all of the advantages of being proficient in a foreign language. Not only does learning a foreign language allow the ability to communicate with thousands of people in their native or socio-political tongue, but it also allows people to think and learn in an engaging way that is unique to language. There is a mix of patterns as well as abstract thought, working different areas of the brain. The idea of tutoring a subject that has so many complexities and benefits truly excites me. As a tutor, I generally have two goals. First and foremost, I provide individual attention to the pupil according to their individual learning style(s) and needs. I also tend to teach material in a way that will assist them in future lessons, primarily by revealing patterns rather than stressing memorization. Additionally, I recognize the reality of a student needing to improve their grades. My technique to improve grades involves a review of past tests and homework to develop an understanding of the teacher’s primary learning goals. This also helps me to get an idea of a pupil’s thought processes. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, baking, and traveling both around the world and around this amazing country, both for business and for pleasure.

I have graduated from Baylor University with a degree in Chemistry and often helped other students with subjects that were easy for me. I know it can be frustrating for students so helping them understand their subjects and gain confidence is what makes me like to tutor. I have also been a volunteer mentor/tutor here in Atlanta since I graduated college and look forward to helping more students. When I tutor, I am careful not to do the work for the student, I help fix problem areas and guide the student to the right answer. Learning can be difficult but I want to take the frustration out of learning.

Hi!Welcome to my varsity profile. Here is a short bio.I was born overseas and therefore obtained my B.S. degree in chemistry from the Universidad Central de Venezuela, a top college in my native land. Then I moved and worked in a pharmaceutical company for just a few months in the country of Spain. Right after my short experience in industry I came to the states and joined graduate school at Baylor University, where I got my Ph.D. degree in chemistry as well. Throughout my journey, so many years associated to the academic world, there were many changes but there was always one constant present and this was tutoring.I have been a tutor of chemistry ever since I stepped out of high school. I have tutor friends, friend's kids, and perfect strangers and my experience has always been so positive that it makes me enjoy helping others. For a couple of years while I was in graduate school I performed as a tutor for athletes at Baylor which was really great.Nowadays, I am a college instructor of chemistry at a local junior college so I feel fairly positive that I could help you achieve your goals as far as your chemistry class goes. I possess several of the most popular general chemistry and introductory chemistry textbooks and I can teach in both English and Spanish languages so I can accommodate to your needs if you wish so.I hope this info can fit your needs and hopefully we can meet soon!Best regards,D.C.

As a tutor graduating from Baylor University from Waco, Texas, I strive to be a passionate and outgoing tutor who engages students from all different backgrounds. I enjoy learning and teaching Biology, as it has been my favorite subject ever since I was in high school. I am very flexible towards teaching styles and will do my utmost to ensure that my lessons are engaging, fun, and informative! I believe that every student has the potential to achieve their goals!

I am a patient tutor who believes that knowledge is power. Making sure that my students learn in the best way that they can is very important to me, so I make it my personal mission to ensure that the student truly learns the material and is able to problem solve on their own. There is always more than one way to explain a problem, so if the student does not understand in one way, I make sure to implement other methods to teach them so that they can understand to the best of their ability. There is no stupid question except the one that is not asked.I obtained my Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology and a Minor in English from Baylor University. I am currently a Doctoral student studying Clinical Psychology at Widener University. I have worked previously mostly with children between ages of 6 and 13 but I am comfortable working with students of all ages. I tutor in almost all subjects, but my favorites are Math, English, Psychology and Study and Organizational skills. Outside of tutoring, I like to write (mostly poetry), read, play all sports and do crafts. I love animals and have two dogs of my own.I am the kind of tutor who believes in the success of all students. No child left behind is truly my philosophy. I implement fun tactics during tutoring sessions to help keep my students engaged but make sure to retain a respectable demeanor at the same time.

I received a Bachelor of Arts from Baylor University, majoring in Psychology and minoring in both, Chemistry and Biology. I obtained my Ph.D. from West Virginia University in Biomedical Sciences, with an emphasis in Exercise Physiology. I researched heart function in Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes, which was super cool. I am currently debating whether to go back to school and get my MBA for future endeavors and ideas that I have brewing in my head.I have worked extensively with all levels of students. As a graduate student at WVU, I worked with Elementary, Middle, and High School students teaching them STEM topics and involving myself volunteer opportunities in STEM outreach and education. I started teaching in Higher Education working with all collegiate and professional school students, mostly within the Exercise Science Department right after graduate school. In 2018, I began AxoSchools, a collaborative homeschool experience tailored to what each student needs. I am currently the Director of Education, Curriculum Development, and Instruction. I work daily to write curriculum encompassing all subjects that are engaging for the students and based on topics they love to learn about. During COVID, I transitioned us all quickly to an online learning platform, allowing us to carry out our daily learning together, as well as helped public school teachers in their virtual classrooms. Through AxoSchools, I have worked with Elementary, Middle, and High School students teaching them all subjects!My favorite subject to tutor is science because it is always so exciting and you get to learn how things work and why things happen the way they do in the body, in the world, and beyond!! There is so much discovery and I love that.I am dedicated to student-centered learning, connecting with the student at his/her/they/their level in order to provide the best education possible. I use a multifaceted approach to help students grasp and retain concepts.Some hobbies of mine are hiking, working out, volunteering, doing good in the world through working with non-profits, traveling, hanging out with friends, being outside, reffing soccer and basketball, and playing board games.I am an outgoing, energetic, inventive, patient educator that is ready to work with you to reach your goals!

I am a graduate of Baylor University (sic 'em!) where I studied a smattering of things: Linguistics, French, and Great Texts. I wish I could have studied more; I love to learn! Since then, I've spent the last five years trying to impart my love of learning to students by tutoring SAT/ACT and Precalculus (3 years) and full-time teaching History and Literature (2 years). My favorite part about the job is getting to help students realize their goals and discover their strengths, even when they're struggling! My favorite subjects to tutor are test prep and essay editing (college essays included), but I also tutor French I and II and math up to Precalculus. When I'm not working, I love to cultivate my growing collection of plants, drink coffee with my friends, try new recipes, and read! I would love to tell you all about my favorite books and hear about yours.

I am looking forward to working with students of a variety of ages and stages in their education and feel well prepared to help with math, science, clinical/medical, public health, health policy, and related subjects (with certain others being of particular interest to me given my competency in them as a result of my academic and professional background).

My current position as a Licensed Mental Health Professional (formerly Social Services Specialist) requires me to both perform and support a number of the duties for this clinical teaching role that I believe would make me a unique fit for this position. My passion for advocating for high quality public education, especially for communities that are historically underserved, is equally matched by my professional and personal experience in school social work.community. I have remained connected to academia for the last ten years in many roles. Most recently, I worked with the Office of Admissions as a member of their team to help implement the inaugural reformation ofthe admissions review process at UT-Austin for the incoming freshman class, a process developed to address campus diversity through increasing the equity between the sociocultural and academic lens through which applicant admits are reviewed. I have been an invited guest lecturer at UT-Austin and Texas State for the last three years and continue to provide regularly scheduled professional development in Austin ISD that covers a variety of topics including crisis management, suicide and self-injury risk, multi-tiered systems of support and school ethics. I also have continued my work as a restorative justice advocateand facilitator, stemming from my work with Dr. Armor as a facilitator for the Institute for Restorative Justice, training district administrators all over Texas on the implementation of school-based restorative practice. From working critical incidents and crisis response, to identifying and facilitating professional development needs of faculty and administration, to analyzing academic, behavioral and sociocultural data and designing evidence-based intervention within our district, I have remained committed to action andadvocacy for the exceptional needs that have come with serving as a clinical professional in anenvironment still learning the magnitude and impact of the work that we do. As a clinical faculty member, the practical social work skill set that I have built would easily support learning and growth as our students process their own experiences in field and build bridges across disciplines that intersect with social work. I have had the unique opportunity to connect with many community knowledge I have gained through my own diverse experiences. Additionally, I work to provide an evidence base for social work in the education system through my work as a researcher at the university level, both collecting and analyzing data around complex trauma, educational equity, systems of intervention for sociocultural trauma and the significance of social capital for culturally and linguistically diverse communities.

My name is Setareh, but my students can call me Seti. I attended Baylor University for undergrad and Baylor College of Medicine for my graduate program. I am now a 2nd year medical student at Nova Southeastern University with a strong background in the sciences and several years of experience helping younger students understand challenging material. As both a student and a tutor, I know how overwhelming school and exams can feel, so I focus on breaking concepts down into clear, manageable steps and creating a supportive, judgmentfree space where students can ask questions and build confidence. I am especially interested in tutoring any and all sciences and math in most K-12 subjects, college, and even medical school such as physiology, microbiology, biochemistry, cardiology, respiratory, G.I, endocrine, and renal systems. I enjoy helping students move from "I don't get this" to "I can do this" through practice, encouragement, and personalized strategies. My goal in every session is not only to improve grades and test scores, but also to help students feel more capable, independent, and excited about learning.

I started tutoring as a middle schooler by helping my siblings and their friends in Math and English and I have enjoyed it ever since. As my love for tutoring has grown I have branched out to other subjects like History, Science, and Philosophy. I have tutored throughout my high school, undergraduate, and graduate career in a variety of subjects with students who are just as unique. I have experience with children as young as 5 and adults as old as 50. Whether it be working through physics equations or writing persuasive essays, I really love to help other people learn. Education is a passion of mine and sharing that passion with others brings me a lot of joy and satisfaction.

I'm an optometry grad student with a passion for STEM, language, music, and creative writing. I completed my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry at Baylor University, along with a Spanish minor and an undergraduate honors thesis.I've been a university TA for literature and screenwriting and have tutored everything from 1st grade math to college human physiology. AP Biology and AP Chemistry hold a special place in my heart because they led me to biochemistry, but Spanish is my favorite subject to teach! Language, literature, and writing are my favorite subjects to study, and I always find myself coming back to learn more.It's a joy to empower others to enjoy learning, and I look forward to helping you down the road to success!

As a mechanical engineer based in Indianapolis with a Bachelor's degree from Baylor University, I have cultivated a strong foundation in mathematics and physics that I am eager to share through tutoring. With over 2 years of experience tutoring peers during my college years, I have developed a passion for helping students grasp complex concepts in subjects such as Algebra, Calculus, and Mechanical Engineering. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and explore their understanding. I believe that fostering a connection with students is key to their success, and I strive to tailor my approach to meet their individual needs. I am excited to continue this journey of mentorship and academic support, helping students achieve their goals and build confidence in their abilities.

My name is Christi. I have a bachelors in Mechanical Engineering from Baylor University. Sic'em Bears! I have also spent time working on my Masters of Chemical Engineering at Rice University. I have a year of tutoring experience at local Houston high school. I enjoy tutoring students in math and science. I love getting to connect with my students one on one.

I received my Bachelor of Science in Biology from Baylor University and I am a first year medical student and the Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine at the University of North Texas Health Science Center. I have experience tutoring math and science at all levels from 3rd grade through college. Teaching middle school and high school math and science is a passion of mine and helping you reach your educational goals will be my joy and privilege. Algebra 1 is my favorite subject to tutor, followed closely by Algebra 2 and high school level Chemistry.My clients can expect a lot of practice problems and drills when working with me because it's my philosophy that there's only a certain amount that you can learn through rote memorization. Discovering what you don't know, mastering it, and being able to apply what you know is what gives rise to more complete understanding and ultimately what scores points on tests.In my free time I enjoy watching and playing baseball, mountain biking, camping, lifting weights, and teaching my dog Calvin tricks.

My teaching philosophy focuses on confidence and real-world problem-solving. As a Mu Alpha Theta member and top-10% high school graduate, I make abstract concepts logical and engaging for middle and high schoolers. My background with the National Society of Black Engineers and as an AP Scholar with Distinction helps me mentor students through advanced STEM pathways. I blend analytical thinking with empathy to cultivate academic curiosity and equip students for quantitative success.

With a B.S. in Neuroscience from Baylor University, and minors in biology and biochemistry, I have a passion for all sciences. I spent 3 years as a supplemental instructor for chemistry students, which made me passionate about tutoring and teaching beyond Baylor. I love seeing the "Ah-Ha" moment in students and helping them reach their academic goals. Learning should be exciting and stimulating, and I am here to facilitate that experience. My tutoring interests are mostly focused on Neuroscience, Psychology, Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Test Prep. Outside of academia, I am involved in pediatrics research, local volunteering, and spending time with my dog.

I am currently a grad student at HBU and I taught Kindergarten last year. I am dedicated to learning, and my educational philosophy is that every child can/will succeed given the right tools and encouragement.I have a significant amount of experience in elementary education; particularly in: reading, reading comprehension, and phonics as well as upper level ELA (English Language Arts): essay-writing, proofreading, and editing. My teaching style is very interactive and hands-on, my most important goal is to meet your student's needs.My interests are running, teaching, cooking, traveling, volunteering, and being with family and friends. I believe that every day is a chance to grow and a chance for self-improvement, so let's begin!

I am eager to encourage and inspire my students to reach their educational goals. I have forty plus years of classroom teaching experience with an exceptional track record and over ten years of experience in successfully leading and supervising other teachers as elementary principal.

I am currently a fourth year medical student who has successfully completed both COMLEX Level 1 and 2. I earned my bachelors degree in Biology from Baylor University and have published research in genetics and molecular biology. During my undergraduate career I worked as a supplemental instructor (SI) for Baylor, where I taught two sessions per week for the students enrolled in Psychology, Biology, and Genetics. Additionally, I taught the lab portion of the Histology course and held weekly office hours for all students to come ask questions. I love teaching and engaging with students to help them become confident with the material and fully equipped for success on their upcoming exam. I am excited to find a personalized study method to meet your individual needs!

My name is Reubin Turner and I am a certified middle school math teacher who teaches Pre-algebra and math intervention. I have taught Math Lab, 7th grade math, and Algebra 1 in the past. I am currently in the process of receiving my certification to teach high school math. I am also Baylor University alumnus where I received a minor in mathematics. I look forward to helping your child succeed!

I am currently a Biochemistry student at Baylor University. My passion for tutoring others began when I was a senior in high school tutoring other students in regular chemistry. It was not long after I began that I sensed joy and excitement within me as I saw students' light bulbs go off and a slight smile on their faces when they finally understood the problem. After graduating from high school, I was able to help students again in Chemistry when I accepted the position as a Chemistry Supplemental Instructor at Baylor University. As a Supplemental instructor, I focus not just on understanding the material but also study skills that will enhance their learning process.In my free time, I enjoy crafting, reading, dancing, and spending time with my family.

"In her classroom our speculations ranged the world. She breathed curiosity into us so that each day we came with new questions, new ideas, cupped and shielded in our hands like captured fireflies. When she left us, we were sad; but the light did not go out. She had written her indelible signature on our minds. I have had lots of teachers who taught me soon forgotten things; but only a few who created in me a new energy, a new direction. I suppose I am the unwritten manuscript of such a person. What deathless power lies in the hands of such a teacher." John SteinbeckI chose teaching as a profession for all of those reasons. I want to share my love of the social sciences with the students and perhaps inspire them to pursue careers in that wide discipline. I want to leave my job each day with the knowledge that I have done something good. But more than anything else, I want to motivate my students to always chase after knowledge.

Hello everyone! My name is Emily and I'm tutor for the north Houston, Woodlands and Conroe area. I have a Master's degree from the University of Notre Dame where I also completed enough training sessions and coursework to get a certificate in education methods. I have quite a bit of experience tutoring Spanish, French, and Latin, but am happy to help in areas of history, English reading/writing, and some math as well. I have also been a math tutor in the north Houston area for high school students who need help understanding concepts.

I am a graduate of Baylor University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry. After graduating, I worked in an environmental lab as an organic extractions technician and decided to pursue my masters degree. I obtained my Master of Science in Chemistry from Stephen F Austin State University while working as a graduate assistant teaching freshmen chemistry classes. This experience led me to the high school classroom to teach Chemistry, Pre-AP Chemistry as well as AP Chemistry. While I love to tutor math as well as science, I am most qualified and most passionate about tutoring chemistry (as if has a little of both math and science). I am a firm believer that every deserves and needs education. I also believe that you continue to learn and educate yourself throughout your life. The learning process never ends and hopefully I can convey this to my students so that they can appreciate the process. In my spare time, I enjoy reading a variety of genres, walking, gaming and of course sleeping. Also, I love to watch tennis during the grand slams.

I have 5+ years teaching English I-IV, including pre-AP. I understand that students need an environment that is conducive to enhancing their reading, writing, and annotating abilities. I love watching students expand their minds, and I enjoy being a part of that process. Everyone struggles, so it's good to know that you're the one who steps in and fosters a learning environment that will increase the intellectual aptitudes for students.They say when you're tired, you're mentally only 40% tired--you're stronger than you know.

I believe that each student can be a blend of visual, auditory, and kinesthetic learning styles. Just as no human being has an identical fingerprint, a student may have diverse learning needs. My lessons and online learning activities will help students to master core objectives in grammar, math, social science, and other subjects. I enjoy teaching! I want my students to grow as independent learners. The human mind is capable of continuous growth!

I'm a recent Biochemistry graduate from Baylor University! I've always liked to help people out, and I love sharing scientific and mathematical ideas. I emphasize understanding above all else, because understanding is the path to original ideas!

I am in my 29th year of teaching. I currently teach 8th grade English. Before teaching, I was an undergraduate student at Baylor University in Waco, TX. I graduated with a bachelor's degree in Music Education in 1994 (I was a violin major). Several years down the road in 2007, I decided to go through the Master's program offered by PISD at the time, and I graduated with a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction.My philosophy of teaching is to value the commitment of being an educator in all its glory. While my students may not remember their parts of speech, they will; however, remember how I made them feel in my classroom. Thus, one of my primary objectives at the beginning of each school year is to build relationships with both my parents and my students, because students don't learn from teachers they don't like!

I am a down to earth, friendly, professional tutor. I am extremely passionate about tutoring, I find the position personally satisfying and beneficial to the students I work with. I am a great communicator and listener, and have the ability to understand a students needs. Education is a passion of mine and creating a safe, friendly and productive environment for my students to learn is a top priority. Ive tutored for several years across a range of subjects. With my experience and set of skills, I feel I can provide the coaching and mentoring needed to excel in your studies!

Learning is one of the best things a person can do. But, there is nothing worse than sitting in class feeling like you are the only one that does not understand- trust me, I have been there. With that being said, I would love to be a part of the educational process that leads to the cultivation of new found understanding that restores the confidence you need to succeed. I believe I have the right tools to help you get there.

Hi! My name is Tyson, and I have been a teacher and school principal for a combined 16 years. I love learning in all subjects, but my very favorite is probably reading. Learning takes time, and I think it happens best in small groups or being able to talk one-on-one. I also have a three-year-old son, and we love reading books together.

Hi Students! My name is Emmanuel, but you can call me Manny. I'm a pre-medical college student from Baylor University and love meeting new people. I want to be an English Tutor because, as a future medical student and doctor, I want to work on my communication skills while getting to know new people. I can work with all types of people, whether young or old. Since high school (or secondary school), I've taken classes in Italian and even Yoruba. I enjoy sports and books and am open to talking about whatever you like! My focus is to help and cater to your needs, no matter what that might be. Whether you need help with homework, essays, scholarship opportunities, or just speech, I am your man. I can promise to give my best and guarantee improved results no matter the challenge. I look forward to meeting you!

Late in the winter of 2003, I left Baylor University for Spain, where I would spend the next semester studying. When I arrived in Madrid, I was unfamiliar with the city and had to rush to catch the bus that would take me to my university, several hours to the north. Confused, tired and not at all proficient in Spanish, I chose the incorrect station. A kind cab driver, noticing my confusion, insisted he accompany me to find my bus. When it was obvious that I had chosen the wrong station, he took me to the correct station and again accompanied me inside to ensure I found my bus. Over the next four months, I repeatedly encountered such kindness and support from the university and community. These advantages helped improve my fluency rapidly and fostered an interest in linguistics and language, enriching my stay with cultural experiences I would not have otherwise had.I moved on from undergraduate study to a Master of Arts in Publishing and Writing at Emerson College, shifting my focus to design and visual interpretation. As I progressed along my professional track in educational publishing, my mind often returned to my time abroad; I chafed at my inability to regularly use the skills and interests that I acquired in undergraduate study. I also felt disconnected from my community and my frequently returned to my education experiences—particularly those in Spain—which were essential in my personal growth. With that in mind, I made the decision to leave the publishing industry and pursue a Master of Arts in Applied Linguistics at the University of Massachusetts, Boston.Ultimately, my degrees will prepare me to work with English Language Learners but I have wide-ranging personal interests and the interdisciplinary degree I received at Baylor University has given me a great foundation for tutoring in a number of subjects. I'm excited about working on students of all ages and levels on reading, writing, literature, and Spanish. I also am interested in helping students develop the organizational habits and study skills essential to academic success. Finally, I love working with students on test prep; giving students the skills they need to demystify exams such as the ACT, SAT or TOEFL is really a rewarding experience.When I'm not tutoring or working toward my degree at UMB, I enjoy spending time with my family—my husband and I have one small, silly dog (eight years) and one small, daughter (six months). I'm working on several knitting projects to keep all three of them warm in the coming winter and riding my bicycle as much as I can while it's still warm!