Award-Winning SAT Tutors in Garland, TX

...well versed in navigating the education system and getting the most from it. Since high school, I've been tutoring. Friends, family, personally, and professionally, I've run the gamut. While I have tutored almost every subject, I specialize in STEM and Standardized Testing. In my view, building academic skills and confidence go hand-in-hand, when you feel knowledgeable it's much easier to demonstrate that knowledge. I take pride in meeting my students where they're at, helping them...

I am a gifted instructor who is able to teach practically any concept that I personally understand. I am also personally gratified when that transmission of insight occurs.

Passionate and adaptable educator who teaches with intentionality and humility while on a mission to impact student growth and achievement; academically, socially and emotionally. Armed with 20+ years of experience, I thrive off of building relationships with others and view my role as an educator as a ministry.

...I lived in Manhattan for several years and began writing professionally. I've called Dallas home for quite a while, and have taught and tutored professionally for most of the time. I love to work with students to improve their reading and writing abilities and to introduce them to compelling works of literature and theater pieces. It is very satisfying to watch my students get excited great works and to feel a personal connection with work...

I am a certified teacher who is passionate about students and their education. Education is the key to success and I believe anyone can learn. I am extremely patient and can teach key concepts in student-friendly terms. I taught high school English (Pre-AP and AP Literature) and love teaching a subject I'm passionate about. ... My teaching philosophy is that anyone can learn. We all learn differently, so the key is to find out what learning...

...we took turns covering the inpatient unit 24/7. I learned how to carry out a protocol, organize and interpret data sets, carry out a quality literature review, and prepare a proper manuscript. I also learned how to have difficult conversations with patients given the nature of our study. Early on, we began to identify patients who suffered from severe PTSD and were able to arrange specialized care for them. It was so gratifying to see...

...in Foreign Languages (French and German. I also received a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and a Masters of Liberal Arts. Since graduation, I wrote about arts and entertainment for The Dallas Times Herald Newspaper, owned my own public relations company, and led the Dallas Art Dealers Association. After those careers, I opted to become a middle school teacher at a public school. I have teaching certification in English, ESL, and TEFL. I retired this...

...in Architectural Engineering. During my years in high school, I became a tutor at an after-school program, which helped ESL students (9th - 11th) who were having difficulties with the material imparted in their classes, and I also helped them learn, practice, and improve their English. More recently, I had the opportunity to teach and tutor the subject of Spanish Literature for 7th and 9th graders in my home country, Mexico. While I have tutored...

...like the SAT and ACT. I've seen firsthand how overwhelming college admissions can feel between grades, extracurriculars, essays, and everything else students have to juggle. I believe that when students have strong support with standardized tests, it can make one part of that process feel more in their control. My goal is to help students approach these exams feeling calm, confident, and prepared. I know the strategies and tricks necessary to do well on these...

...Neuroscience. When it comes to standardized testing, studying for class tests, and other academic work, I used to struggle a lot when I was a student. I started taking a different approach to learning. When it came to math, I would do my best to find the simplest method to find the answer rather than studying a difficult method. I would then develop healthier study habits for my classes and would ace them while prioritizing...

...Languages. I minored in Latin and received the outstanding student award in English. After my BA, I moved from Houston to Boston with my husband. In 2015 I earned my MA in Classical Studies from the University of Massachusetts in Boston, focusing on Greek and Latin literature. I am currently working on my PhD in English Literature at Southern Methodist University. I specialize in the intersection between ancient texts and Christianity as it is evident...

Howdy, my name is Christina Abraham! I'm currently pursuing my bachelor's degree in Material Science Engineering and my master's degree in Finance from Texas A&M University! I love sharing my knowledge with anyone who is willing to learn! I only do online tutoring.

I am a freshman Mechanical Engineering student at the University of Texas at Dallas. I have years of experience tutoring introductory programming languages, primarily Python and C++, as well as for test prep, particularly for the SAT. I aim to assist students as young as I am to be comfortable learning and getting help because I believe that an open mind results in a healthier learning experience.

...just how fun and how fulfilling it is to help students achieve their goals. I graduated from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) with a Bachelor's degree in Applied Mathematics, and thanks to my math background, I've found it very satisfying to help people with all their mathematical needs. Thanks to my time at UCSD, I spent two years tutoring fellow college students in all sorts of math, and even before that, I helped...

...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,...

...industry for companies like ExxonMobil and Shell. I graduated from Caltech with a Bachelor's of Science in Chemical Engineering. While at Caltech, I discovered my love for chemistry, so I decided to shift to chemistry for graduate school. That is why I earned a Ph.D. in chemistry at UC Berkeley: because I think chemistry is fun. While some would consider Caltech and UC Berkeley to be "elite" schools based on their rankings, I am no...

...(Statistics). As the oldest of five kids, I've been tutoring for as long as I can remember. I have been tutoring for the SAT for 6 years. I also tutor Algebra 1 and Algebra 2. Throughout college I was a teaching assistant for math and chemistry classes as well as programming classes. The SAT is my favorite subject to tutor because I enjoy helping students learn the skills needed to succeed on this very important...

...English. As part of that goal, I want to help students from all backgrounds get a quality education and not feel judged. In my public school education, I struggled myself with vision issues, which caused my education to dwindle, but it took one amazing teacher to ensure I found my way again. I hope to be the same for students. I received my bachelor's of arts from the University of Central Florida in English with...

...and the process of logic always attract me to Mathematical problems, however difficult and regardless of the form in which they come. I would love to teach new concepts to different type of students and I hope to have fun with each and every one of them cause that is the most important part! I myself am a student so I feel I know the tricks on how to solve different types of problems.

I am able to determine what obstacles are preventing a student from grasping a concept, and create different means of overcoming those obstacles. Creating a partnership with the student and understanding what he or she needs to overcome is what makes me a great tutor. ... I would talk with the student and/or his or her parents to learn what each hopes to achieve from the tutoring sessions. I would ask what they've tried, what they...