(60) Private tutors for lessons, class and homework help in Blue Ridge
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Angel
Creative elementary soon to be teacher wants to help you out!
I have been in education for many years as a prek teacher, Sunday school teacher, child care director and now in the student teaching role. I am completing an internship for completion of teacher certification. I have worked as a director in childcare with children birth-12 years of age. I have also received my Master's degree in Education and Curriculum. I enjoy working with elementary school students most because I can use my creativity and love to play educational games and think outsid... Read more
Danni
I love to see students gain knowledge to be the best they can be!
I love to help people learn because I love to learn myself. As a graduate with two Bachelors degrees in Psychology and Religion and a Masters degree in Human Services, I know that dedication, hard work, and a heart for learning are the keys to success in the academic world. I have been on the Dean's List several times throughout my undergraduate career and been noted for my work in several areas including research. I currently tutor with my alma mater and can personally attest to the joy i... Read more
Leo
Experienced Teacher
Hi, My name is Leo. My Educational background is in the fields of art and general education. I have both a BFA and MFA in Art and a teaching certificate in the Montessori educational philosphy. I have 20 years experience teaching 3-7 year olds. I have also experience working with students up to the sixth grade in all curriculim areas. I have taught art to all levels for almost 35 years. I believe that if a student cannot grasp a concept that is almost never the students fault but is instead... Read more
JIHO
UCLA Electrical Engineering Graduate
Hello, my name is Jiho. In 2006, I completed my two years of military duty with the Korean Army, serving as an engineering soldier. That was the main reason to start studying the field of electrical engineering at UCLA. Four and half years later, I got a B.S. degree in electrical engineering at UCLA. I have extensive tutoring experience in a variety of fields such as math, physics, chemistry, and Korean. During the time at UCLA, I have tutored many high school students in calculus as well as... Read more
William
Best Patient Teacher who Will Teach the Eager and Willing Student
I have taught Spanish for 33 years and now am retired. I have taught on all levels and believe that the more Spanish is used in the learning, the better the student learns. I try to avoid English speaking as much as possible. I have traveled in many foreign countries and used the Spanish as a missionary. I plan on moving to Costa Rica for retirement in the future. I believe if the person really wants to learn a language, he will practice using it in the classroom as much as possible. If... Read more
Adrian
Professional Adjunct Instructor
My name is Adrian and I am currently attending Capella University as a General Psychology PHD candidate. I also serve as a Teaching Assistant for Capella University’s online psychology department. In May of 1999, I received my BA from Dillard University with a major in Criminal Justice and a minor in Sociology and my MBA in 2003 from University of Phoenix. In my professional career, I am a adjunct business, statistics and psychology instructor. I am also an upper level manager for a Fortu... Read more
Cece
Full ride to MSU, professional investment banking work experience
My rate is $80 p/ hour for college/graduate classes and less for elementary - middle school students. I grew up in IL and graduated from Lake Park High School as the #2 student (650+ students in graduating class) with 5.5 out of 5.0 GPA. I took many honors and AP classes, and had top scores on the ACT, SAT tests, and AP Exams- recognized 31 college credits from AP exams. I earned a full academic scholarship to Michigan State University and graduated with top honors (3.98 out of 4.0 GPA) ... Read more
Kathleen
Retired math teacher fromMHS,still teaching,with 36years experience
My son is ADHD and I teach at Great Lakes Academy, a school for students with learning differences including ADHD. Read more
Colin
I see theatre as a tool for personal and professional growth...
I am a current theatre teacher, serving my second year at Jackson Technology Center in Garland ISD. My previous two years spent before that were at Molina High School in Dallas ISD. I started my first professional year of teaching at a charter school in San Antonio: Brooks Academy. I am also currently EC-12 certified by the State of Texas to teach Read more
Melanee
Algebra I, Algebra II, Geometry, Pre-Cal, ACT, SAT and others.
Prevent summer "brain drain"! Help your child get a head start on 2014-2015 school year by previewing their next math class. Their math skills will be challenged as they first review the math from the class they took in 2013-2014 that they will need for the upcoming school year. We will then preview the new material that they will be required to master in their next class. I use the step approach so the students have a road map for where they are going and how to get there as the journey... Read more
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