Award-Winning SSAT Tutors serving Philadelphia, PA

...department. I also attended graduate school to prepare for attending Dental School next year. I have been tutoring over the past five years and have been able to help students overcome various challenges that they face during an academic year. During my years of experience, I worked with college, high school and middle school students in different subjects; including but not limited to: Biology, Organic Chemistry, General Chemistry, Physics, DAT Prep and Mathematics (SAT Math,...

...similarities and differences within the European culture. When I am not able to travel, I like to enrich my life by reading novels, participating in 5K runs and cheering on my favorite sports teams. My teaching style reflects my desire to be a life long learner. I believe that you can learn something from everyone you meet and every encounter. Education is truly the key to a quality life and one should never stop searching...

...and urban school districts. Throughout my teaching experience I have taught in Title 1 schools teaching third and fourth grade. This position allowed me to provide students with integrated and diverse instruction. I have a background in special needs and used that in my day-to-day classroom environment. Throughout my experiences I have been trained in many intervention programs for both Language Arts and Math such as; Read 3D/DIBBLES, Study Island, Compass, Write from The Beginning,...

...tutoring this spring. Last semester, I taught one section of Analytical Reading and Writing to freshmen at Temple. I have experience helping high school students with writing and algebra and middle school students with general homework and study skills. I have also worked one-on-one with several students in West Philadelphia through a student-run program at Penn. In addition, I have two years' experience teaching a Sunday school class at my church and nearly ten years...

...from one, some, or all seven of the major learning styles. They have had a wide variety of capabilities, motivators, and challenges when learning. From that low, I have learned that all people can learn; I just need to find out how they learn. Professionally, I am a certified special education teacher for students with severe and/or moderate disabilities and a middle school math and science teacher. However, I have taught and/or tutored people beyond...

...I retired in October 2017 after 44 years of professional engineering experience. Math has always been one of my favorite subjects. In the past I have had opportunities to teach others on an informal basis. I relish the opportunity to work with others who want to improve their skills. Anyone can do well in math once they develop some confidence in their ability. Being able to solve problems that may have seemed impossible can be...

I am a first year at Rutgers University, studying in a 6 year PharmD program. I always found the best way to learn is through teaching others, so I frequently helped my peers in high school. Personally, I love exploring my love for chemistry and mathematics with others. On the side, I like competing in chess, collecting coins, and alliteration.

As the first in my family to attend college, and then the only member to pursue graduate education, I know just how transformative my educational experiences have been. Such has encouraged me to enable the transformation of others via my mentoring, tutoring, and public speaking engagements.

Hi! I'm Logan. I'm a freelance writer and tutor. I love reading about all sorts of things, and I'm always trying to learn something new. I look forward to exploring ideas and solving problems with you!

...I've scored in the 99th percentile on the SAT and I've worked with students from all ages from elementary to high school level on test prep (SAT/ACT/SSAT/ISEE). Throughout my academic career, I've found that learning is most fun, and most effective when the student and teacher are a team unit, working together towards a tangible goal. I always make it my mission to engage with students and really understand each and every student's particular learning...

...in 2012, and immediately developed a love for helping students grow academically and become more confident, independent learners. In addition to one-on-one tutoring throughout high school, I have spent the past two summers as a teaching assistant with the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth. I primarily tutor students in English and writing skills, social studies, test prep, and Spanish. Outside of tutoring, I can typically be found hiking, reading about environmental and social...

MBA Candidate at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania

My motto is; my, "Faith supercedes my Situation!" No matter what I will succeed, and I instill this motto in my students, and whomever crosses my path in life. Your dreams are not pint-sized, so why box them in with limitations, that defeats who you truly are! LC

...fraction of what was given to me. I expect my students to dedicate themselves to their schoolwork through diligence in completing class and homework assignments and in asking questions on material they cover in class and during sessions. In turn, I do my level best to relate to students and not just to teach them a subject, but to encourage their curiosity and foster a love of learning by using practical examples and real-world applications...

...about learning, and enjoy using fun, multisensory methods to support the needs of diverse students. I have a Bachelors degree in Elementary Education and a Masters degree in Special Education from American University. I also have a graduate certificate in Nutrition Education, and can offer nutritional guidance, as well as guided mindfulness practice, to support students' focus and overall well being. In addition, I can provide support with organization and executive functioning skills. I bring...

...having a very current understanding of the challenges, and of having gained experience and perspective from college. I started tutoring as soon as I had real knowledge to share, which for me was in the eighth grade. In the way a six-year-old might feel an unwavering sense of duty and pride from being charged with returning scissors to the desk, I felt the true significance of the job I had been given. Tutoring has never...

...a passion for tutoring. I was part of an organization called TEACH at UCLA, in which we tutored at-risk children and taught them modules regarding health and science. I was also a tutor at Mathnasium, which was a tutoring company that taught math to K-12 students. My approach to tutoring is through understanding that everyone learns in different ways, and thus the first step is to discover which method matches each individual student. I believe...

...click and it was time for me to decide what career I wanted to enter, it was an easy decision. My passion is not only teaching math in a way that enables all students to learn and comprehend, but also demonstrating that understanding will come. My students love my classes because we make it fun! Math is meant to be learned while smiling, laughing, finding the connections to prior learning and everyday life!

...middle school. My students have been able to improve in subjects they struggle with. One of my most successful students is currently in her sophomore year at the NYU Tisch School of art and just finished her first summer internship working for Marvel Studios. I tutor for the SAT/PSAT, ACT, elementary through high school English, elementary, and middle school math and AP Microeconomics and College Microeconomics. Outside of academics I enjoy spinning pottery, attending concerts...

I am a senior Tourism and Hospitality student at Temple University. I pride myself on organization and good study habits.