I am a junior majoring in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Central Florida. I really enjoy working with others and teaching and I want to help you reach the goals you have set for yourself. I have volunteered with elementary school kids all through high school and I currently tutor underprivileged children in Africa. My goal is to help you find your strengths and use those to develop proficiency is subjects that you might feel weaker in.

This National Merit Scholar comes equipped with a B.A.(Hons) in both Theatre Studies and Psychology, a certification in Shakespearean performance from the Royal Academy in Dramatic Art, 99th percentile standardized test scores and a 4.0 high school GPA. My work experience includes tenures at a laboratory preschool, as a copy editor and in front-of-house positions around the globe. I took Latin and Calculus III for FUN. They say we can't know everything... but we can sure try.

I'm not like a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. Except I'm not a mom; I'm your tutor.I've worked in talent development and organizational development for the last 8 years with corporations.Currently, I work full-time as a training specialist for corporations, focusing on adult learning theory and talent development. I love helping people of all ages get their "aha! moments."Even though my day-to-day is focused on helping adults become better at their jobs, I have always loved helping kids enhance their reading and writing skills. I love helping them learn tricks to break down words, sentences, and grammar into easy, manageable pieces. I try to incorporate fun and hands-on experience in every session, but I'm also a self-proclaimed "grammar nazi." Thought I have fun, I will crack down on incomplete sentences, poor structure, and turn those problems around. I'm here to help you!

I am very passionate about helping students, because I like when I am able to break down lessons and topics, and help them to learn new things that will help them in life. I have been a Teacher since 2010. I have experience teaching Spanish as a first language, and as a second language. I have taught mostly every grade (6-12).I earned my Bachelor Degree in Spanish Education at Interamerican University in Puerto Rico, and my Master Degree in Curriculum at at Interamerican University in Puerto Rico as well.I am working on starting my Doctoral Degree in Online Education and Leadership.I tutor Spanish 1, 2, 3, AP, and Conversational Spanish. I love to teach Spanish, because is my first language, but also because I understand that learning a new language is a little bit complicated.My teaching philosophy is get to know my students and know their learning's style to help them understand the content easily. I believe the Educator is a facilitator and is my job to guide the student to be successful.

United States Marine Corps Veteran, served 2006-2010.Finished prerequisite curriculum for Pharmacy school and took PCAT in 2012.Tutored General & Organic Chemistry at Valencia Community College (East)2013-2014Returned to school in 2014 to pursue a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering.Plan to start engineering program at UCF in the Spring.I first began my helping other students during my Organic Chemistry class. I seemed to understand it more readily than some other students and because of that many of them would ask for help after class and I would happily oblige. That's when I realized I really enjoyed it. That "Awwwhhh!" moment reaction people so often get when they make a conceptual connection is great. I relate to it well, having felt it many times myself. Its very gratifying to be able to help others accomplish the same thing.As I got deeper into higher level courses, some of which presented me significant challenges, I began to realize how much I could learn, and how important it was for me to develop independent study habits if I was to do well.I tutored for a year at the college level and as such I really began to think about and evaluate "What effectively helps students to learn?" Since then I have come to believe that tutoring is not simply about providing assistance to getting answers or finishing assignments. Those are important certainly, but they are products of a much deeper comprehensive process which comprises conception, trial, assessment, review, research, practice, and patience. Tutoring, especially with (but not limited to) younger students is about mentoring and providing students not just with the answers, but the ability to produce those answers on their own. This is unfortunately not a great business model, as the point being is to remove the use and need for the product. But that is the goal.There will always be cases where the need for helping the student close their current gap in knowledge and understanding between what they know, and what they need to know is the greater priority and more simply a matter of providing yes, no, and how to answers. This is valid.But in most cases, there is a larger need for further development and creation of learning and studying skills versus answers.

I enjoy helping students learn accounting and how to think critically. My method for teaching students begins with assessing where the student is at in their understanding of the material. Once I have a good understanding of this, I help students with any and all problems they have. I also implement multiple teaching methods to ensure each student understands the material.

I am currently a Lead Teaching Assistant for Medical Biochemistry at UCF, and continue to volunteer as an assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II as well as Microbiology. I have a Bachelor's of Science in secondary English Education and have experience teaching English and Literature at the high school level. I am currently preparing applications for medical school, but continue to invest in educational settings in classrooms as well as a private tutor. I have a knack for disseminating complex material in an understandable way, and have a few great technology tools that allow me to provide cutting edge educational experiences for my students, including but not limited to my SurfacePro and access to all Adobe software, on which I made supplemental instructional materials for a few courses in UCF's Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences under the College of Medicine. I love teaching and learning about a range of topics, and look forward to extending my enthusiasm to my students.I am comfortable and proficient in teaching students from middle and high school through college courses, and adapt my style of teaching accordingly. Students commonly tell me I explain things in an accessible way and have a gift for making them feel comfortable. I am able to teach in a diverse range of topics, from English and the arts to math and science, with a particular focus for college students in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry.

Hello there! My name is Ashley. I am a Doctorate of Pharmacy student in Florida. My favorite subject is Math and I also enjoy science subjects. During my free time, you can find me enjoying outside adventures (zip lining, obstacle courses, etc.) or being creative (planning parties, DIY projects etc.) I love helping others and I am a former middle school Math Teacher. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve your scholastic goals.

Hello I am a professor , legal expert and avid researcher. 30 years experience in training and academia in various fields of studies.

When I was a kid I hated language arts class! I couldn't understand why English was mandatory since we all spoke it! But when I got to middle school I found books that sparked my interest and took me on a journey. From that day forward it has been hard to remove me from the library. Then when I figured out a method to understand writing, I never failed another language arts class. It is my hope to share my knowledge and methods with everyone I come into contact with so they too, can see that nothing is as hard as it seems with the right tools. I am also a certified teacher in the state of Florida, and I can assist with passing parts of the general knowledge exam as well.

I am a junior majoring in Biomedical Sciences at the University of Central Florida. I really enjoy working with others and teaching and I want to help you reach the goals you have set for yourself. I have volunteered with elementary school kids all through high school and I currently tutor underprivileged children in Africa. My goal is to help you find your strengths and use those to develop proficiency is subjects that you might feel weaker in.

This National Merit Scholar comes equipped with a B.A.(Hons) in both Theatre Studies and Psychology, a certification in Shakespearean performance from the Royal Academy in Dramatic Art, 99th percentile standardized test scores and a 4.0 high school GPA. My work experience includes tenures at a laboratory preschool, as a copy editor and in front-of-house positions around the globe. I took Latin and Calculus III for FUN. They say we can't know everything... but we can sure try.

I'm not like a regular mom, I'm a cool mom. Except I'm not a mom; I'm your tutor.I've worked in talent development and organizational development for the last 8 years with corporations.Currently, I work full-time as a training specialist for corporations, focusing on adult learning theory and talent development. I love helping people of all ages get their "aha! moments."Even though my day-to-day is focused on helping adults become better at their jobs, I have always loved helping kids enhance their reading and writing skills. I love helping them learn tricks to break down words, sentences, and grammar into easy, manageable pieces. I try to incorporate fun and hands-on experience in every session, but I'm also a self-proclaimed "grammar nazi." Thought I have fun, I will crack down on incomplete sentences, poor structure, and turn those problems around. I'm here to help you!

I am very passionate about helping students, because I like when I am able to break down lessons and topics, and help them to learn new things that will help them in life. I have been a Teacher since 2010. I have experience teaching Spanish as a first language, and as a second language. I have taught mostly every grade (6-12).I earned my Bachelor Degree in Spanish Education at Interamerican University in Puerto Rico, and my Master Degree in Curriculum at at Interamerican University in Puerto Rico as well.I am working on starting my Doctoral Degree in Online Education and Leadership.I tutor Spanish 1, 2, 3, AP, and Conversational Spanish. I love to teach Spanish, because is my first language, but also because I understand that learning a new language is a little bit complicated.My teaching philosophy is get to know my students and know their learning's style to help them understand the content easily. I believe the Educator is a facilitator and is my job to guide the student to be successful.

United States Marine Corps Veteran, served 2006-2010.Finished prerequisite curriculum for Pharmacy school and took PCAT in 2012.Tutored General & Organic Chemistry at Valencia Community College (East)2013-2014Returned to school in 2014 to pursue a Bachelors in Mechanical Engineering.Plan to start engineering program at UCF in the Spring.I first began my helping other students during my Organic Chemistry class. I seemed to understand it more readily than some other students and because of that many of them would ask for help after class and I would happily oblige. That's when I realized I really enjoyed it. That "Awwwhhh!" moment reaction people so often get when they make a conceptual connection is great. I relate to it well, having felt it many times myself. Its very gratifying to be able to help others accomplish the same thing.As I got deeper into higher level courses, some of which presented me significant challenges, I began to realize how much I could learn, and how important it was for me to develop independent study habits if I was to do well.I tutored for a year at the college level and as such I really began to think about and evaluate "What effectively helps students to learn?" Since then I have come to believe that tutoring is not simply about providing assistance to getting answers or finishing assignments. Those are important certainly, but they are products of a much deeper comprehensive process which comprises conception, trial, assessment, review, research, practice, and patience. Tutoring, especially with (but not limited to) younger students is about mentoring and providing students not just with the answers, but the ability to produce those answers on their own. This is unfortunately not a great business model, as the point being is to remove the use and need for the product. But that is the goal.There will always be cases where the need for helping the student close their current gap in knowledge and understanding between what they know, and what they need to know is the greater priority and more simply a matter of providing yes, no, and how to answers. This is valid.But in most cases, there is a larger need for further development and creation of learning and studying skills versus answers.

I enjoy helping students learn accounting and how to think critically. My method for teaching students begins with assessing where the student is at in their understanding of the material. Once I have a good understanding of this, I help students with any and all problems they have. I also implement multiple teaching methods to ensure each student understands the material.

I am currently a Lead Teaching Assistant for Medical Biochemistry at UCF, and continue to volunteer as an assistant for Organic Chemistry I and II as well as Microbiology. I have a Bachelor's of Science in secondary English Education and have experience teaching English and Literature at the high school level. I am currently preparing applications for medical school, but continue to invest in educational settings in classrooms as well as a private tutor. I have a knack for disseminating complex material in an understandable way, and have a few great technology tools that allow me to provide cutting edge educational experiences for my students, including but not limited to my SurfacePro and access to all Adobe software, on which I made supplemental instructional materials for a few courses in UCF's Burnett School of Biomedical Sciences under the College of Medicine. I love teaching and learning about a range of topics, and look forward to extending my enthusiasm to my students.I am comfortable and proficient in teaching students from middle and high school through college courses, and adapt my style of teaching accordingly. Students commonly tell me I explain things in an accessible way and have a gift for making them feel comfortable. I am able to teach in a diverse range of topics, from English and the arts to math and science, with a particular focus for college students in biology, chemistry, and biochemistry.

Hello there! My name is Ashley. I am a Doctorate of Pharmacy student in Florida. My favorite subject is Math and I also enjoy science subjects. During my free time, you can find me enjoying outside adventures (zip lining, obstacle courses, etc.) or being creative (planning parties, DIY projects etc.) I love helping others and I am a former middle school Math Teacher. I look forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve your scholastic goals.

Hello I am a professor , legal expert and avid researcher. 30 years experience in training and academia in various fields of studies.

When I was a kid I hated language arts class! I couldn't understand why English was mandatory since we all spoke it! But when I got to middle school I found books that sparked my interest and took me on a journey. From that day forward it has been hard to remove me from the library. Then when I figured out a method to understand writing, I never failed another language arts class. It is my hope to share my knowledge and methods with everyone I come into contact with so they too, can see that nothing is as hard as it seems with the right tools. I am also a certified teacher in the state of Florida, and I can assist with passing parts of the general knowledge exam as well.