Award-Winning Microeconomics Tutors serving Orlando, FL

...what they are learning. My classroom teaching experience lies in 6-12 STEM, but my tutor experience spans the gambit of subjects and grade levels. I am always up for the challenge of supporting students in excelling at their studies by deepening their comprehension so they learn to understand, not to just pass the test. I look forward to working with you and learning more about you as we collaborate in our time together.

I have been tutoring for the past eleven years. I would like to help any student that needs help. With patience and hard work anything is possible. I am excited to share my passion with you.

...preparing them for careers in technology. I bring real-world experience to my teaching, having spent two years at Milwaukee Tool developing embedded software for innovative product design. My academic background includes an Electrical Engineering degree from Purdue University, where I completed extensive coursework in both math and programming. My teaching approach emphasizes intuitive understanding through real-world examples. I tailor each tutoring session to the individual student's goals, interests, and current level of knowledge to ensure...

...assure the momentum of an entire school that to assure that all students (of any age, background, or inherent intellectual capability) can enjoy a long and productive series of one-on-one tutoring sessions with a person who adheres to high pedagogical ideals. That is the way I learned when I was a child in early Silicon Valley and that is the learning style that I always try to impart to my students. Thank You, Harry

...found multiple opportunities to tutor and help other students. I have experience tutoring in math and science, preparing students for high school EOC and exams. As an undergrad, I have experience tutoring college students in Physics, Computer Science, coding, and Calculus. I have learned many tips and tricks throughout the years, and they have helped me maintain a high GPA and A grades. I want to help students get to the same results!

I am a senior at The King's College in New York City, studying Politics, Philosophy, and Economics, with a minor in Business. I grew up homeschooled in Indiana and gained a lot of experience helping my two younger brothers, and have continued helping classmates in college. I'm here to help you and make sure you succeed!

Graduate in economics and mathematics from the University of Alabama (Roll Tide)! Experience tutoring basic to advanced mathematics, statistics, economics, and French. In the future, I am planning to pursue further graduate study to get a PhD in economics and teach full-time.

...clients around the world for many years, but my tutoring focus is primarily on organizational and study skills; business, technical, research, and creative writing; and working with college and graduate students in the areas of how to research, research writing, and APA formatting to help them with their degrees. What I want tutoring clients to know is that I am not here to criticize them but to support them in learning. - Dr. Barb

...in a variety of subjects ranging from music to different levels of math. I am most passionate about tutoring math related subjects as I see how many students struggle to connect certain concepts with others. I also love to tutor business related fields such as economics as I am an accounting major and it is what I study. I am a strong proponent of the idea that no matter how long it takes, every student...

...person can acquire. If you want the world to hear your voice, learn to write. With a doctorates in Creative Writing and Literary and Cultural Studies, I have worked for more than forty years in classrooms, online and individual instruction with students age 7 to more than 60. I have even taught in prisons, and always learned something new. A student once said more people learn to write from me because I refuse to let...

...as video, online course materials (such as Blackboard and/or Sakai) and web sites to engage students in learning. I believe that students should be offered the most innovative methods of teaching in order to prepare them for the real world. My personal philosophy is to make the subject applicable to the students and realistic beyond theory. In addition to textbook information, my classes include current events and case studies to make the content of the...

...of Troy University currently residing in Central Florida. My Bachelors Degree is in Economics with a Minor in Leadership Development, though I currently work in the hospitality industry. I pride myself on my personal approach for each student I work with. As someone who has taken courses far outside my major and some graduate level coursework, I understand that different people learn differently. I am happy to be flexible in teaching method or schedule to...

...the right mindset. This is my ask of all of my students, I understand that you may not grasp that skill right away. Be persistent. Be okay with failing. But never give up on yourself! This is where I can help you grow as a student. I have a passion for math, specifically the Pre-Algebra and Algebra sections. I like to think of myself as an analytical thinker and someone that enjoys a great puzzle....

...Nova SE University) where I teach Lean, Six Sigma and other advanced analysis topics online. I have trained and coached 12,000+ professionals over the years on a variety of advanced topics and problem-solving techniques. I am an active speaker and keynote speaker at various international conferences. My areas of expertise are Strategic Planning, Leadership, Lean, Six Sigma, no-code Machine Learning, no-code Artificial Intelligence, Gamified Risk Management and the facilitation of military and business war games....

...I consciously look for those influences and will work with students so that these influences do not become a barrier to students' learning experiences and successes. I also recognize that technology is a part of the learning experience and include it to facilitate access to course content, classmates (to support peer learning), and myself. I believe that teaching is not a 9 am-5 pm job, and I meet with students before or after classes, or...

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...and teach statistics. I have over 35 years' experience teaching at schools such as Washington University and St. Louis University. I have a Doctorate in Business Administration from St. Louis University (major Decision Science and minor in International Business), a MS and BSE in Mathematics from Arkansas State University. I completed my PhD part-time while working full-time and keeping a family, I can relate to each of you, and I will do my best to...

...enjoyed. The best thing about helping others with their education is that I get to learn with them. To teach a subject, you must not only be able to understand it, but you also have to have fun with it. My favorite subjects to teach are Languages (Spanish, English, and French). As well as Finance and Business topics. The best way to learn? To dive in and learn as you go! Practicing, practicing, practicing. I...

...I come from a family of engineers and have a passion for math and physics. I have had several internships in my field of study which include working for Siemens Energy and Duke Energy. This has help shape my academic studies into real world knowledge. I am committed to helping students learn all of the subjects I am proficient with in any way possible. I will dedicate my time and ability to helping you learn...

...a well-established love/hate relationship with the English language. Before I took an 85% pay cut to work at Disney, I had been a Jr. High School Band Director. That went splendidly (not!), for a year, before I retreated to Technical Writing. For several years, first drafts were always painful, but revisions were kind of fun... rewarding, even. Then I learned to outline. After a while I could more easily wrangle with the the words. I...