Award-Winning Tutors from University of North Texas

I am an Information Technology Professional with Associate Degree in Network Administration and Support from Dallas College, Bachelor of Applied Art and Science in Information Technology from University of North Texas, Post graduate certificate in Cloud Computing from Texas Mccombs School of Business and currently working on Master of Science in Cyber Security and Information Assurance from Western Governors University. I successfully passed and currently hold a lot of professional certificates from Microsoft, Amazon AWS and CompTIA. As a dedicated and experienced tutor, I am passionate about helping students achieve their academic goals. With a solid background in diverse areas in Information Technology, I have developed a student-centered approach that adapts to individual learning style and needs. Throughout my academic journey, I have had the opportunity to work with students of various ages and skill levels. I have sharpened my ability to break down complex concepts into clear, concise explanations, making me an effective tutor for students struggling any subject or course I am an expert in. I am an expert in creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment for students to succeed. I believe that every student has the potential to excel, and it is my role to provide guidance and encouragement needed to unlock that potential. I am very happy to work with students on the varsity tutor platform, sharing my knowledge and expertise achieved over several years to help them succeed. Whether it is preparing for exams, improving grades, studying for a career in Information Technoloy or simply building confidence in learning, I am willing and committed to helping students achieve their academic aspirations.

Hello, I'm Karissa!I graduated from the University of North Texas in 2013 with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies, and a Teacher Certification in Early Childhood-6th Grade English as a Second Language (ESL) Generalist.I am currently applying to a few graduate schools for the fall 2019 semester to become an Occupational Therapist. My goal is to work as an OT in the pediatric field.My experiences working with children include several years of babysitting, student teaching 2nd and 3rd graders, teaching 1st graders, and tutoring 1st-5th graders.I have been a tutor with another company since October 2017, and I love helping my students improve and achieve their academic goals!I look forward to working with you. Thank you! :)

I graduated from The University of North Texas, in Denton, Texas. I have a teaching degree as well as a specialization in Early Childhood. My minor is in Health. I previously taught K and 1st grade. However, I have and currently teach Adult Education. I have taught this population for 25 years. I teach High School Equivalency to youth ages 16-24. I have also taught adults of all ages. I love teaching this population, it offers so many a second chance at getting their high school degree. I currently teach Math, Language Arts, Science and Social Studies. Additionally, I tutor all ages, from 2nd to college courses. Yes, call me the Jack of all ages in teaching!! I can't wait to help you with your class needs!

My personal happiness comes from helping others and serving our communities. Because I have skills in mathematics, I have been able to help thousands of students increase their academic self confidence in this subject.I have a passion for mathematics, and I pursue it. I earned a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Southern Oregon University with a certification in Secondary Education. I continue to take graduate courses in Mathematics with over twenty-seven units of graduate math and math education courses.It was in Environmental Science that the University of North Texas awarded me a Master of Science. This is my avocation, I care about the world and what happens to all things. I am interested in how everything connects.My education has afforded me the opportunity to work both in the United States and internationally.After teaching high school math for two years in Medford, Oregon, I joined the Peace Corps. I was fortunate to accept a placement in Papua New Guinea, where I completed my two-year contract and was head teacher before leaving. Following that experience, I became a math specialist for the non-profit educational organization, Project SEED. At Project SEED I delivered Socratic group discovery lessons and wrote and delivered professional development seminars. In this role, I worked alongside teachers and administrators to ensure that students were engaged and excited about math.When I began graduate school I took a position with Karen Dillard's College Prep. There I wrote curriculum and acted as a director for a tutoring business. Both in that position and my subsequent consulting business, I was able to teach students how to master college entrance exams. I trained new teachers and wrote and updated curriculum. During this time, I also took on adjunct work at the Art Institute of Dallas. There I taught college students remedial math and environmental science.My most recent experience was international. I have taught mathematics in both the UAE and in Sweden. In all the positions, I was able to share my passion for teaching with students, parents, teachers, administrators, and colleagues.I specialize in inquiry-based teaching and have embraced the philosophy of growth mindset as I explore what motivates students to learn.

I am a graduate of The University of North Texas. I received my Bachelors of Science in Mechanical and Energy Engineering with a minor in Mathematics. My first position after graduation was that of a tutor. While I have had other positions since, I have always remembered how much students appreciate when material is explained to them thoroughly and patiently. At present time, I am about to begin work at Capital One as a document reviewer.

My name is Elizabeth Brown. I am currently a Master's student studying Computational Linguistics with the goal of pursuing my PhD in the same field. My undergraduate degree was in History, French, and International Business. While completing my undergraduate degree, I studied abroad in France for a semester. I wrote my undergraduate thesis on pre-1700 colonial American history. I would love to someday combine my passions for languages and history. After completing my undergraduate degree, I moved to South Korea and taught English as a foreign language to elementary and middle school students for two years where I gained lots of experience working with students both one-on-one and in large classrooms on improving all aspects of their English language abilities.

I am passionate about helping students because I remember the feeling when I felt lost in class and had a hard time understanding what was even going on. I previously tutored elementary students for two years and loved every moment. Majority of the time, I tutor elementary students with English and Math. However, I have also taught a few classrooms English (like learning the body parts) when I travelled to Rwanda and Cambodia. I loved teaching children English in a fun way. I believe that learning should be fun and it's the teacher/tutor's responsibility to find the right way of teaching for every student (especially when it comes to 1:1 tutoring or even when teaching young students).

I am a graduate of The University of North Texas where I received a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical and Energy Engineering. Recently, I graduated from Colorado School of Mines where I received a Master of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. Throughout my undergraduate career I have tutored underclassmen in engineering, math, and science courses. I find learning to be very fulfilling and essential to a successful life. My tutoring focus is in mathematics, science, and mechanical engineering related subjects. I am also very motivated to help assist anyone with GRE test prep. While in session, my students seem to enjoy the material they are learning as I try to relate the material to their personal interests. I believe learning is an invaluable skill that can be used in all areas of our lives; I am here to help you hone that skill so you can reach all of your goals! In my spare time I enjoy reading, hiking, cycling, and working on computers. I look forward to meeting you!

I have experience working with children from ages 1-15 years old teaching math, science, reading comprehension. I participated in the UTeach program at the University of Texas at Austin from 2013-2016 as a science, math, and after-school STAAR instructor for students in 2nd to 5th grade. Additionally, I tutored kids from ages 8-16 years of age assisting with homework help, test preparation, and study and testing skills. I taught Cigarro Elementary as a student summer teacher for Teach For America for 4th grade, teaching math and language arts.I recently graduated from University of North Texas with an MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and work with children, teens, and adults as a Licensed Professional Counseling Intern to provide comprehensive therapy to clients of all demographics and presenting concerns.I am a personable individual who enjoys connecting with others. I adopt a flexible teaching style in order to cater to all varying student's needs and learning style.

Hello, you can call me Ms. Holly! I lived in Tokyo, Japan, for 2 years. I attended a translating school, worked for a Japanese company, and became a Japanese instructor. Together we can learn Vocabulary, Reading, Writing, Grammar, and Kanji. I love to teach Japanese grammar in a way that the students can use the language as a tool to express themselves freely. Let's study Japanese together!

With a Bachelor's degree in psychology, a minor in anthropology, and a Master's degree in English--specifically, creative writing--more specifically, fiction--I have developed a broad and interdisciplinary knowledge base. This experience allows me to help a wide range of fellow travelers navigate their way along their chosen academic path. This term--fellow traveler--is how I conceive of the relationship between student and tutor: we both come to a given subject with varying degrees of knowledge and experience, and I try to lend mine in helping students find their own answers and understanding of their given subjects or tasks. I teach writing at the college level, but I also have several years of experience in 1-on-1 tutoring in a number of subjects, including preparation for the SAT, ACT, and ISEE tests in math and science, as well as in the humanities, social sciences, reading, writing, and grammar.While I can tutor in many different subjects, my favorite subject to tutor is English, particularly reading and writing. A little-known secret is that reading is a lot of fun, but this can get lost in the process of teaching it. I try to find a way to connect whatever I am reading to my own life, or, more importantly, to your life. Whenever we can make such a connection with the author, our reading becomes deeper and more relevant to our own lives.As for writing, this is an extension of one's thinking, so learning how to write with proficiency also means learning how to think with proficiency. Writing is a big subject, however, and becoming proficient can be a lifelong process. I take this approach into my tutoring. We can focus on basic grammar or advanced rhetorical choices, but in every case, I try to help you develop a foundation from which to continue develop your writing.In my free time, I enjoy playing cards (poker and bridge, in particular), playing the guitar and/or bass guitar, and writing fiction. In addition, I like to play video games and watch basketball and American grid-iron football--my love for the Dallas Cowboys is deep and abiding.Contact me for help with test preparation or studying your subject.

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As a passionate tutor with over 2 years of experience, I strive to create a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore their potential. Currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Materials Science and Engineering at the University of North Texas, I specialize in subjects such as AP Biology, AP Physics 1, Calculus, and Python. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering curiosity and critical thinking by tailoring my approach to each student's unique learning style. I find immense joy in guiding students through challenging concepts and celebrating their successes, which motivates me to continuously refine my methods. Outside of tutoring, I enjoy exploring new technologies and engaging in hands-on projects, which further enrich my teaching and connect with my students' interests.

A quality education serves as the cornerstone for unlocking boundless opportunities and achieving enduring success in life. Beyond imparting knowledge, it cultivates critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and fosters creativityessential attributes in navigating the complexities of the modern world. Education empowers individuals to adapt to changing circumstances, innovate, and contribute meaningfully to society. It not only equips one with the expertise required for a chosen field but also instills values of perseverance, resilience, and lifelong learning. By investing in education, we invest in our collective future, creating a pathway towards personal fulfillment, professional advancement, and societal progress.

I am and have always been a teacher at heart. If it can be taught, you can learn it. What are your goals? Let's achieve them together!

James D. Cunico has held the principal euphonium position with the United States Army Band in Georgia since 2016. He is a passionate Music Educator that has taught band with all age groups in New York, Texas, Georgia, and Florida helping hundreds of students achieve superior ratings in All-State, Region, and District competitions and festivals. Many of his students have gone on to play music in some of the most prestigious schools in the nation, won top solo competitions, and represented in all the service branches in the military. He is in high demand as a soloist, clinician, conductor, and composer holding two degrees in Music Education and Music Performance from the University of North Texas. He is a certified teacher with a Standard EC-12 Certification. Sign up today for lessons, master classes, clinics, and more! It is his hope to prepare you to meet all your music goals in a fun and engaging learning environment whether it be writing a new song, improving your instrumental performance, learning music theory, gaining supplemental history knowledge, or winning a new competition or entrance exam you've had your eyes on!

I lived in Japan for a year learning about both the culture and the language. By the end of my time there, I was credited by my sense I for having enough knowledge to work within a Japanese company, but not quite enough yet to be considered fluent. I then returned to my original, attending school at the University of North Texas. From there, I graduated with a minor in Japanese, and furthermore became the first person to receive a Japanese Certificate from my university, which acknowledges that I am proficient enough in Japanese to successfully operate at the business and professional level. Since then, I have continued my own personal study and development of the language, in hope of one day becoming fully fluent. In the 3 years in which I have been learning Japanese, I have found that one extremely effective way to solidly and maintain my language skills is through actually teaching the language myself. Although I have only done this with the English language, I have tutoring experience with people of all ages. Most of my past tutoring experience have been with students/young adults, but I also have experience tutoring those far older than myself. Having actually been taught Japanese by Japanese people, and having actually lived and worked part-time while I was there, I do feel that there is a lot more that I can offer (and arguably in much more effective ways) as a tutor than simply just remembering kanji characters.What does a typical tutoring session with me look like? To start off, I typically would like for us to get to know each other a bit better, so that we can figure out what exactly and in what ways you are wanting to progress in Japanese. This also allows me to understand better which types of teaching methods would work best with you. If you are already learning Japanese through your school, then we will mainly work alongside your already assigned topics, or alongside your issued text book, while also incorporating a little bit of information and tips from my own lesson plans. The important thing to note is that I will be very careful not to overloading you with lots of new things to learn from me, while you are also dealing with new lessons from your school's Japanese class. However, if you are not enrolled in your school's class, then typically each meeting will be comprised of us going through a listening, speaking, reading, and writing section, thereby covering a little bit of each part of the language as a whole. Through each section, I will steadily introduce new vocabulary, phrases, grammar points, kanji characters, and even points of interest about the culture. At the end of each lesson, we will briefly review all new material, and I will typically assign homework that requires you to write or talk about something that incorporates some of the new material we just covered. It should be noted that the amount time we spend on one section for each meeting will highly depend on the number of times we meet up each week. With that, it is also important to note that your progress will depend heavily on the amount of time you spend practicing and learning Japanese. Once you have proven to be proficient in basic communication, we will then work towards speaking English only when necessary, and then even further towards only communicating in Japanese. I have personally been taught Japanese by both U.S. and Japanese schools, and I find this method to be undoubtably the most effective way for students to progress in proficiency. We will cover anything and everything from useful kanji, natural expressions, writing and speaking differences, formalities, cultural influxes, and much more. You can be anywhere from beginner to intermediate, so its okay if you only need to strengthen grammar expressions, or or if you are having trouble simply remembering the differences between hiragana and katana. And if you dont know anything, than thats okay too! Because I guarantee, no matter what your level is, you will always leave our lessons having learned and remembered more than one new thing at a time.So, what about my character/personality? I love to learn and meet new people, as well as help out in any way I possibly can. I strive to always progress, and will expect you to at least be open to influencing you to be the same. I am extremely adaptable and understanding, which generally makes it easy for me to recognize where you are and how you feel in any given situation. Im also patient and extremely open-minded, so I will try my absolute best to help you in the most effective ways possible. If for any reason you are just not retaining information, or things are not working out as plan, I will do my best to be as flexible as I can, and figure out new way/methods that are more effective for you! Nothing is more satisfying to me than being able to help someone in a way that makes him/her a better person, and aim honestly believe I will be doing just that by making you more and more proficient in a language other than English. For this reason, I feel I can be a great tutor for essentially anyone and everyone who is willing to come with an open mind, and lots of determination to tackle one of the most difficult languages to learn in the world. If you're still not sold, I strongly encourage you to please message me with any questions or concerns you may have, so that we can work together towards improving your language skills!

Hi! I'm Brittany!I've been passionate about Japanese language and culture for nearly a decade, and my journey has taken me from college classrooms to living abroad in Japan for a year. In 2022, I proudly passed the JLPT N2, but I still view myself as a lifelong learneralways practicing, refining, and using Japanese in daily life.I graduated with a degree in Japanese and a minor in Biology & Chemistry, blending both my love for language and science. Today, I work at Toyota Motor North America, where I continue to apply and grow my Japanese skills in a professional setting.Whether it's diving into cultural traditions, sharpening my language ability, or connecting with others who share the same passion, I love bringing Japan a little closer to home every day.

I received my education at the University of North Texas where I majored in Biology with a minor in Chemistry. After my undergraduate degree, I earned my Master of Science from UT Tyler Health Science Center in Biotechnology. As a graduate student I completed two years of research and published a Thesis. Currently I am pursing physician assistant school! One day I want to work in a medically under-served clinic helping disadvantage families. I have three plus years of tutoring experience, in subjects such as: science, math, history, MCAT, GRE, and K-12 learning. Of course my favorite subjects to tutor are the sciences! Biology is my most favorite. In my teaching style I try to connect students with the subject their learning. Making learning come to life, so that it will not only stick in the student brain, but so they can use it in their everyday life. Going through school as a pre-med student, has taught me a lot when it comes to learning. You can't only rely on memorizing facts, but you have to be able to learn and comprehend facts. That's what I try to teach my students.

Lets be real for a moment. Learning is fun, but sometimes the process needs a little adaptation. With that being said, I try to incorporate a new way of looking at and learning about a subject or topic.Now that you know about how I approach teaching, allow me to go into detail on my tutoring experience. During my graduate degree program, I focused on teaching and training others in the art of teaching and learned that each student has her or his own way of discovering the world around them. I acquired this knowledge through developing not only a passion for each student as a unique individual with a way of approaching the various concepts they must learn.My qualifications include a Masters degree in Human Communication with a bachelors in Bible and Communication with over four years of teaching experience within a variety of subject areas including American Sign Language, Communication/Public Speaking, remedial Math and Science, and English.In my free time, I like spend time with friends and family, play with my service dog Grey, and observe nature in its natural state. Lets do this!

I believe that all students can learn and that my calling is to help others connect new knowledge and learning to their existing schema of understanding through positively encouraging their consistent effort over time. Mistakes are part of the learning process and should only be seen as opportunities to improve upon our understanding of any given topic or subject.

I am a graduate from the University of North Texas. I received my M.S degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. I am passionate about biomedical research. I have been a biology and French tutor for more than four years. As a teaching assistant and a tutor, I listen closely to the student's concerns and provide academic assistance in courses such as Biology, Genetics, Anatomy and Physiology, and French. I can teach in English and French as well. My hobbies are reading, traveling, cooking and playing tennis.

With my background in education, I value the student and take the time to understand their needs, wants, and scholastic integrity. I ask questions to identify the challenges they are facing pertaining to analyzing educational data trends and afterwards, tailor to address those concerns. -5 yrs of virtual teaching experience. (12 YEARS OF TEACHING EXPERIENCE ALTOGETHER) -Certifications for teaching kindergarten through 12th grade. ALL CORE SUBJECTS -Special Education Certification: Endorsement in special education. -Recognized qualification for teaching English language learners, emphasizing linguistic and cultural inclusivity. -Facilitates engaging virtual classrooms, employing innovative teaching methods to cater to diverse learning styles. -Develops and implements lesson plans aligned with curriculum standards, ensuring comprehensive coverage of subjects. -Utilizes technology to create interactive and dynamic learning environments.

I graduated from the University of North Texas, with a major in linguistics and a minor in Japanese. Since graduation, I've worked in a variety of positions, such as kitchen staff, IT assistant, warehouse staff, and library assistant. However, perhaps the most rewarding field I have worked in has been education. The irony here is that I once feared becoming a teacher, and would reject the opportunity each time it was presented to me. I did not believe I was a good fit. However, for the past four years, I have enjoyed sharing my knowledge, gifts, and experiences with children and adults, alike. One of the best ways to learn and grow with your passions is to teach it to others. Thus, my goal is to continue to grow and learn as a person while helping people around me do the same.

I graduated from UNT in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Minor in chemistry. At UNT I tutored Organic Chemistry and Biology.My method of tutoring varies depending on the learning style that facilitates the individual student's ability to understand the information.

I am in the last semester of earning my History degree at the University of North Texas, on top of already having 6 years of experience with public history and museum work. My particular passions are Labor History, Military History, the Gilded Age, and the Progressive Era in American history, however I am more than happy tutoring everything from American to Global History! When it comes to how I teach, my living history background allows me to use material culture and a boots-on-the-ground view to well and truly connect students to the history they're learning about!

I have been an educator and sports coach for over nine years. I have taught in elementary, middle, and high schools. I continue to coach girls soccer at the varsity level. I have just finished my master's degree in Educational Administration and will begin my doctorate degree in sports administration.

My name is Paige. I have been teaching 5th grade for 3 years. Prior to that, I was a 4th grade math and science teacher for 4 years. My STAAR scores in reading, math, and science have all been above 90% each year.I have my ESL certification along with gifted and talented training. I am currently taking master level courses for a degree in Educational Administration.

I am passionate about languages and helping you learn to speak better French or English! I provide engaging activities and authentic resources to help you build confidence and the skills to communicate effectively...in real life! My goal is to get YOU actually using the language- right away. You can be confident that you have a patient and understanding tutor, and I congratulate you for taking this step to start or continue learning a new language. I can promise my passion and excitement will have an effect on you as you see learning English and French can be enjoyable, fun and natural.I have over 10 years of experience in education teaching English Second Language and French in group and individual settings. I have taught at the college level as well as the high and elementary levels. These experiences have helped me learn and practice many different techniques as I have encountered many different learners. You can be sure that I will take the time to find out about your learning style and interests and that I will have an idea for how to best help you learn and enjoy ESL and French.It is my practice to provide engaging and varied activities to help students deepen their skills in speaking, reading, writing and listening with improved vocabulary and grammar abilities to strengthen their confidence. I promote fluency through social interaction, engagement and collaboration! I have a BA and a MA in French Language and Culture, and I also minored in German and Bilingual Education.I cannot wait to have the opportunity to work with you to help you achieve your goals! I am happy to answer any of your questions and to tailor a lesson to suit you exactly.

I am a graduate of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. I received a Bachelor's of Science in both Mathematics and Physics. Throughout my undergraduate career I tutored students in a variety of math and physics courses. I am currently earning my PhD in Physics at the University of North Texas. I am passionate about learning, and as I continue my education, it brings me great joy to be able to help others with theirs. My goal in teaching is to not only help students understand, but to create a genuine interest and appreciation for math and science.

I graduated from the University of North Texas in Fall 2019 with degrees in English Writing and Rhetoric, and Political Science, and I minored in History. I also graduated in Spring 2021 with my master's degree in English Literature.My specialties are English, Government/Political Science, History, Essay Writing and Editing, Study Skills, Organization, AP Courses, College Preparation, and many others. I primarily work with students from 9th grade to 12th grade and college students, but I am open to helping anyone!My career has taken many paths. I have primarily worked in Higher Education and I am working on applying for my Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration and Policy. I also spent time working in Washington D.C. for the U.S. House of Representatives so if I tutor you in Government/Political Science I have a lot of fun stories that will help you with the material. My dissertation focus for my master's was on Shakespeare so if you are struggling with complex writing in English I am happy to help you!Please feel free to reach out with any questions. Thank you!

A student at the University of North Texas dedicated to giving the best tutoring experience, coupled with high quality and fun learning! I am working towards a degree in biochemistry, and I have a passion for science and math! My tutoring style is to meet students where they are at, which means each tutoring session can vary based off of material, age, pace, learning style, or level of understanding. It is my promise to give each student a personalized, fun tutoring experience. In my free time, I love to read, play violin, and indulge in board and trivia games.

Throughout high school, I struggled in my Algebra classes, so I know what it is like to "not get it." As an adult, I FINALLY "got it!" I have been teaching Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 for the past 25 years, and I would have to say that my passion is helping students who struggle like I did. I pride myself on being able to explain things in a way that my students understand what it is that I am talking about. My work experience also includes 12 years at the community college level teaching College Prep Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced Algebra. I have a BBA in Marketing, Texas Secondary Math Teacher Certification, ESL Certification, and a MS in School Counseling. I love working with high school students and I find great joy when I see my students not only learning, but having fun while doing so.

I have been teaching and tutoring LSAT prep for over ten years. I have a Bachelor's in English from the University of Dallas, a JD from Boston College Law School, a second Bachelor's in Music from Texas Woman's University, and a master's in Musicology (music history) from the University of North Texas. I practiced law for a little more than five years, first in Massachusetts, then in Texas (yes, I took and passed both bar exams the first time). I practiced predominately Immigration law, and left the practice of law because of a medical condition. When I stopped practicing is when I returned to school for my music degrees and started teaching. I love the LSAT because I think the questions are all fun puzzles and I can see the connections between the questions and skills I used as a lawyer. I enjoy working with students to help them find the tweaks to their thinking that help them work efficiently and accurately. I approach the material through dialogue with the student so that I can learn how the student sees the material and work together to identify key aspects of the test questions and how to distinguish right answers from wrong answers.

Hello there! My name is Ashley Carter. I have been teaching for 12 years. During that time I have taught all grades from 6th -12th grade. Science is my passion, specifically the life sciences. I believe that all students can benefit from having a strong foundation that begins with vocabulary knowledge, and the rest will come easier once we understand the language. I love to see students succeed and would love to help you!

I am a certified teacher with over 30 years of experience with a passion for teaching and empowering students to reach their full potential. I have a proven track record of commended performance with positive, focused, and energized lessons that motivate students to grown as students and to foster a lifelong appreciation for learning.

As a passionate educator with a Master's in Education from the University of North Texas, I have over 2 years of tutoring experience, specializing in College English, Creative Writing, and ESL/ELL instruction. My teaching philosophy centers around fostering a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to express themselves and engage with the material. I strive to connect with each student individually, tailoring my approach to their unique needs and interests, which has proven effective in enhancing their confidence and academic performance. Currently teaching, I find joy in witnessing my students' growth and creativity, and outside of the classroom, I enjoy exploring literature and writing poetry, which I believe enriches my teaching practice.

All students have the ability to learn given proper instruction, but sometimes they need more one on one help to master a subject.I've taught in Aldine ISD for five years working primarily with Algebra. I've taught ESL, CT, and Tier 3 students (students who have never passed a STAAR exam). My degree is in History and I hold 9-12 Social Studies, 9-12 Math, and 4-8 Generalist certifications.I'm happy to work with you or your student one on one to help them master whatever subject or problems are giving them trouble.

I am a senior at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. I am working on my Bachelor of Science in Biology, which is also my favorite subject to teach. I love going over the detailed as well as the big picture topics of life sciences as well as how they directly affect and shape our lives. I think that understanding the way these topics apply to the real world is key to truly understanding the material. I enjoy teaching to students that are just as eager as me to learn about the awesome science that makes up our everyday lives. Apart from biology, I also enjoy going over chemistry, physics, and spanish. Outside of school, I enjoy cooking, working out, and fishing. I think there is beauty in the fact that my favorite subjects all have a large overlap with my outside of school hobbies. Cooking is just a biochemistry experiment that you can eat; exercise is just anatomy in action; and fishing is all about the biology and environmental science that make up the lives of the fish.

Though I have not graduated from college, I am an excellent tutor because I have prior tutoring experience and have exhibited excellence in math throughout my scholastic career. I love to help others, and especially help others do their best. I am always open to help someone in need of help. I have helped friends and family increase their performance in math ever since I was in the 8th grade. I feel that any student can achieve anything if they are equipped with the correct tools and skills. I work well with others, and I can connect with almost anybody. I am a natural leader. I'm a great motivator, and I have given several motivational speeches throughout my career. My tutoring goals are simple: to equip students with skills to achieve their own goals, to brighten their day, and to encourage students and let them know it is possible that they can (and will) excel in math, or any other subject, with my help.