Award-Winning ACT Science Tutors serving Milwaukee, WI

...Red Cross. Those experiences have exposed me to a wide range of learners, from teaching a 4-year-old how to snowboard to teaching a 70-year-old how to do CPR. This has taught me how to adjust a lesson to meet individual needs and how to encourage people to do their best. My approach to tutoring is laid-back but focused. I try to meet students where they are, simplify what seems overwhelming, and make space for questions...

...classes for the TOEFL. After finishing my MA, I taught history, TOEFL, Academic English, and more in a Chinese high school. My primary area of interest is language, having studied Chinese and German as an undergraduate and Applied- and General Linguistics as a graduate student. But the beautiful thing about studying language as a phenomenon is that it opens the door for you to investigate just about anything else, since every aspect of human life...

...degree I am planning to go to graduate school to become a speech-language pathologist. I have experience giving flute lessons, and did some tutoring in high school which included editing essays and helping with algebra, pre-calculus, and calculus AB. I definitely enjoy tutoring for math the most, but I would love to do ACT tutoring as well! In my free time I enjoy playing piano as well as flute, and I love biking and tennis.

...This research has really helped me be a more compassionate and engaging teacher and tutor. I have worked with all age groups and taught/tutored everything from canoeing to statistics! I most enjoy tutoring writing. I believe that writing in all forms can open up a world of possibilities and creativity; even scientific writing can be artful. I can also tutor all social sciences, particularly psychology, which is my passion. Additionally, I can help improve confidence...

...is a life-long learner, thespian, and biologist. She went to the University of Wisconsin, Parkside, and graduated in 2018 with her Bachelor's in Biological Sciences and Bachelor's in Theater Arts. During her studies, OJ traveled to Costa Rica, Germany, and Scotland. During her studies abroad, OJ was able to expand her skills in Spanish, study skills, public speaking, and critical thinking. After her undergraduate degree, OJ continued her education in teaching at Cardinal Stritch University....

...and a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology with degrees in Biomedical Engineering and Biology. I have been tutoring for the last 8 years in a variety of subject areas. The subjects that I enjoy teaching the most include STEM and standardized test preparation. In the past, I have helped students improve their performance on college admissions exams by up to 200 points. I also have a few years of experience teaching virtually. Please...

...I want to inspire that passion in others. I am a rising junior at the University of St. Thomas, and I am double majoring in Biology and Data Analytics. Consequently, my interests lie in life sciences and math: I am passionate tutoring biology, chemistry, and math related subjects. Outside of class, I love singing (I am in choir) and being outside, as well as spending time with friends and family. We all must learn how...

...in the sciences, I explored my passion for Russian Politics, Culture, and Literature. I traveled to Russia several times to work on journalism projects and was published in the Oberlin Review for my work in interviewing notable activists and researching grassroots movements in Russia. While in Russia, I taught English for children of migrant families, and in Istanbul, Turkey, I continued my ESL teaching for Syrian refugees. I especially love tutoring students topics in Biology...

...Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience with a minor in Health Care Ethics from Saint Louis University. I have spent extensive time working on study strategies and effective resource utilization for various levels, from primary/secondary education through medical school admissions and board examinations. I am extremely passionate about communicating with students and mentees with the goal of learning how they learn best. With this knowledge, I plan to teach to their strengths in order to further...

...somewhere between math, computer science, and linguistics. I've enjoyed helping and tutoring others since I was young -- probably influenced by my family of teachers. I find there is an important creative aspect to most academic subjects that often gets overlooked, especially in math. I try to incorporate this into my tutoring because it really seems to help people connect with the concepts. In my free time I enjoy making things and exploring what others...

...interests and I believe in fostering a passion for learning in my students. My teaching philosophy consists of developing the student and the person. Through developing personal attributes, characteristics such as integrity and studiousness may be created. It is my goal to help students understand their content and enable them to make connections with whatever they may be passionate about outside of the classroom. I look forward to working with you or your student.

I love learning and my prayer is to instill that same love of learning to the kids I teach. Anyone can learn, you just need to find a way to connect it to them and their lives, and it never hurts to have patience!

I am a graduate of Tufts University, with majors in economics and international relations, and will be attending Duke Law School in the fall. I have experience tutoring a variety of ACT and AP subjects, as well as working with students on reading comprehension and writing skills. Whether you need to cram for an upcoming test or want to improve your general academic abilities, I'm here to help!

...a wide range of subjects. Outside of academics I enjoy playing guitar, creative writing and a little (admittedly very little to this point) keyboard. I'm extremely patient and I have a good sense of humor. It would be a pleasure to tutor at any age or academic level; my primary goal as a tutor, along with imparting the necessary knowledge, is to communicate the power of the material in a way that makes it genuinely...

...Environmental Studies from Knox College, and my Master's degree in Environmental Soil Science is from the University of Idaho. I began tutoring in college, and I accumulated over 100 hours of direct tutoring with students. I continued to occasionally tutor chemistry at the University of Idaho. As a graduate student, I taught the Environmental Science 101 and Soil Science Lab courses. I am very passionate about the subjects that I teach, and I enjoy sharing...

...my undergraduate career at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I was immediately able to pursue my passions. As a freshman, I joined the Flash Fiction student organization as a submissions editor, offering personal feedback to the universitys student population. I enjoyed tutoring so much that I applied to be a University Writing Fellow two years later, providing guidance to students in writing classes while also helping the professor craft assignments. When I graduated with a double...

I taught Chemistry and Biology for 10 years. Many of my past students would say I am an entertaining teacher who is good at breaking complected information down. I specialize in all things Chemistry, from 10th grade chemistry to College Level Chemistry. I am also strong in mathematics and during the summer I run ACT, SAT, and ISEE test prep classes. Hope to meet you soon! Thank you.

...Algebra 1 to Calculus. I believe that in order for a student to be willing to learn, they have to respect the teacher, but I also believe that in order to receive respect, one also has to give respect. Therefore, I hope to build some sort of relationship with every student that I teach in order to gain their respect and in turn, they will be an engaged learner. While tutoring, I hope to identify...

...anyone who is looking for assistance on any of the sections of the ACT, those needing help on English essays or other various writing projects, or anyone needing additional strategies on how to study for that big exam. My philosophy is to look at various strategies on how to solve the concept at hand, and not to simply give you the answer. The key to learning is to thoroughly understand the problem-solving process, not just...

I really love to learn, and I hope I can share this excitement with everyone I tutor. The best learning happens when both the teacher and the student approach the topic with an open and curious mind--the second we think we "know everything" learning stagnates and life as a whole becomes dull.