I am a current applicant in the 2013-2014 cycle for medical school candidacy. My personal goals are to go to medical school and complete my medical education to become a successful physician in the state of Georgia. I am very driven to succeed and have worked hard to achieve success thus far.I have a track record of success with the students I have worked with, and their improvements range from time management to higher scores on examinations. My tutoring methods include patience and understanding of why students are struggling and how to overcome those issues together.The moment a student comes to me and says they have improved their grades or study habits due to my help is my greatest measure of success.

I recently finished my PhD in English at the University of California, where I taught undergraduate seminars English and American literature, academic writing, and American history. Before that, I completed my MA in library science at the University of Arizona, where I studied data management and information services. Most of my formal training is oriented toward university-level teaching and research, but my past work as a gymnastics coach has also given me a lot of practical experience working with young children. Even now, kids in elementary grades remain some of my very favorite students--I really enjoy writing joke books and short stories with them, as well as playing math games like Multiplication War and Fraction Dominos. Students with disabilities are particularly important to me, and I try to stay up to date on the best practices for working with them because I've seen firsthand the ways in which minor accommodations can engender significant improvements in learning outcomes. Regardless of my students' ages and abilities, I enjoy helping all of them develop productive study habits and work practices that complement their personal needs and learning styles.

I am a graduate of Bevill State Community College and will graduate with my BSN from Mercer University in 2022. I have been a RN for 21 years, the last 19 of which have been in oncology. I am currently an oncology nurse navigator and have a certification as a BMTCN (bone marrow transplant certified nurse). I completed the Woodruff Health Educators Academy Teaching Fellowship at Emory University and have a passion for teaching new CNAs, LPNs, and RNs about the profession. I am a mentor with ANA (American Nurses Association) and am very patient, kind, and able to teach students with different learning styles. I tutor in NCLEX and CNA preparation and enjoy both immensely. I have experience with the anatomy of national exams and have served on the Passing Score Task Force for the BMTCN exam with the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation. I enjoy the learning process and being part of the student's journey to passing their exams and accomplishing their career goals. In my spare time, I like to watch HGTV (House Hunters International).

I recently graduated from Emory University, and I am going to medical school at Columbia University in the fall. I worked as a TA and tutor in college for biology and music courses, and I also have experience preparing students for standardized tests. My approach to tutoring is not to simply teach the material, but also to give my students the tools and strategies they need to teach themselves. Since everyone learns differently, I adjust my teaching style to match how each of my students learn, and I enjoy the challenge of coming up with new ways to explain concepts and problems.

Training and mentoring the next generation of healthcare workers is what I am most passionate about.I have spent the last 10 years directly in the classroom teaching medical assisting, medical terminology, clinical skills, and certification preparation CCMA (NHA) with a 100% pass rate for many of my previous cohorts. My education and career path began as a medical assistant (MA), progressed to a licensed vocational nurse (LVN) then registered nurse (RN),and finally to my current role as a Career Technical Education (CTE) Instructor.With my nursing training from LAC-USC Medical Center, and my teaching experience with LAUSD-DACE (one of the largest school districts of adult and career education in the nation), I am excited to offer learners a unique perspective of medical assistant certification exam preparation. My plan follows a process of proven success with results that exceed the national average pass rate. My expertise includes guided utilization of the NHA online study materials, practice exams, and the test plans.My philosophy is simple: Teach and mentor the student to be the empathetic, passionate, competent healthcare worker that I would hope for myself or my loved one. Prepare them for success.

I am a graduate from Texas A&M Univeristy Commerce. I have been tutoring since I was in college. I have tutored one on one tutoring, online tutoring and group tutoring.I have worked with various age groups of students from elementary to college level and helped them to succeed in their course work. Even though my major is Biology, I am addicted to Maths and I love working with problem solving skills. I have been tutoring in Mathematics and Science for almost four years. At first, I like to know the level of a student in the subject first and then start sessions accordingly; as I believe everyone has different capabilities. In addition, I want students to feel comfortable in the sessions so that they can maximize their learning abilities in a given amount of time. I love dancing, listening to music, reading novels, cooking and travelling. When I am free I hang out with my friends and watch movies!

I recently graduated from a great college, and it was absolutely the most transformative experience of my life. I would like to help other students have similar experiences. I want to help your student make the best grades and test scores that they can, so they can go to any school that fits them. I was Salutatorian, STAR Student and an AP Scholar at my high school.

I am a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology with a degree in Computational Media (A hybrid degree between Liberal Arts and Computer Science), with a focus in Intelligence and Game Studies. I am working towards getting into the Digital Media Masters Program at Georgia Tech as well, with a focus on Game Artificial Intelligence. I also studied and did research into Augmented Reality and other Interactive Media technologies. Throughout my five years in college, I was a Teaching Assistant (and even Head TA) in various Computer Science classes, holding office hours weekly and helping to write and plan course material in 1st year, 2nd year, and 4th year level courses. If I had to pick a favorite subject to teach, it would have to be Game Design and Programming, as that is one of my own passions. What really drives me to teach is helping other people achieve in spite of obstacles they find themselves facing, helping them find techniques to learning that they can use, and helping them achieve success through their own power. In turn, I have the chance to improve my own knowledge and understanding of the subjects through helping them. I am a vary adaptable tutor, willing to try many different modes and methodologies of teaching to help a student understand the underlying principles of subjects, rather than memorization (unless it is called for). As for interests and hobbies, I like to help design Video Games and Tabletop Role-Playing Games and play them, and help running fan conventions (such as MomoCon or DragonCon) across the Southeast.

I am a graduate of Georgia College and State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Since graduation, I have continued my education as a teaching assistant at the University of Tennessee, teaching and tutoring general chemistry as well as organic chemistry. While chemistry has been my focus, I also enjoy exploring and tutoring physics and math as they are related fields of study. My desire to teach stems from my past mentors. Their impact on my life inspires me to do the same. As an educator, I feel it is important to make knowledge relatable with the end goal being a way of thinking and processing information that a student can take with them rather than solely knowing facts. Outside of academics, I enjoy music, board games, and outlets to stretch my brain.

I am a writer lawyer and teacher with experience teaching software to adults and children. I have 2 decades of experience as a writer including journalism/ technical writing and fiction writing.I was first published 38 years ago.

I am a current applicant in the 2013-2014 cycle for medical school candidacy. My personal goals are to go to medical school and complete my medical education to become a successful physician in the state of Georgia. I am very driven to succeed and have worked hard to achieve success thus far.I have a track record of success with the students I have worked with, and their improvements range from time management to higher scores on examinations. My tutoring methods include patience and understanding of why students are struggling and how to overcome those issues together.The moment a student comes to me and says they have improved their grades or study habits due to my help is my greatest measure of success.

I recently finished my PhD in English at the University of California, where I taught undergraduate seminars English and American literature, academic writing, and American history. Before that, I completed my MA in library science at the University of Arizona, where I studied data management and information services. Most of my formal training is oriented toward university-level teaching and research, but my past work as a gymnastics coach has also given me a lot of practical experience working with young children. Even now, kids in elementary grades remain some of my very favorite students--I really enjoy writing joke books and short stories with them, as well as playing math games like Multiplication War and Fraction Dominos. Students with disabilities are particularly important to me, and I try to stay up to date on the best practices for working with them because I've seen firsthand the ways in which minor accommodations can engender significant improvements in learning outcomes. Regardless of my students' ages and abilities, I enjoy helping all of them develop productive study habits and work practices that complement their personal needs and learning styles.

I am a graduate of Bevill State Community College and will graduate with my BSN from Mercer University in 2022. I have been a RN for 21 years, the last 19 of which have been in oncology. I am currently an oncology nurse navigator and have a certification as a BMTCN (bone marrow transplant certified nurse). I completed the Woodruff Health Educators Academy Teaching Fellowship at Emory University and have a passion for teaching new CNAs, LPNs, and RNs about the profession. I am a mentor with ANA (American Nurses Association) and am very patient, kind, and able to teach students with different learning styles. I tutor in NCLEX and CNA preparation and enjoy both immensely. I have experience with the anatomy of national exams and have served on the Passing Score Task Force for the BMTCN exam with the Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation. I enjoy the learning process and being part of the student's journey to passing their exams and accomplishing their career goals. In my spare time, I like to watch HGTV (House Hunters International).

I recently graduated from Emory University, and I am going to medical school at Columbia University in the fall. I worked as a TA and tutor in college for biology and music courses, and I also have experience preparing students for standardized tests. My approach to tutoring is not to simply teach the material, but also to give my students the tools and strategies they need to teach themselves. Since everyone learns differently, I adjust my teaching style to match how each of my students learn, and I enjoy the challenge of coming up with new ways to explain concepts and problems.

Training and mentoring the next generation of healthcare workers is what I am most passionate about.I have spent the last 10 years directly in the classroom teaching medical assisting, medical terminology, clinical skills, and certification preparation CCMA (NHA) with a 100% pass rate for many of my previous cohorts. My education and career path began as a medical assistant (MA), progressed to a licensed vocational nurse (LVN) then registered nurse (RN),and finally to my current role as a Career Technical Education (CTE) Instructor.With my nursing training from LAC-USC Medical Center, and my teaching experience with LAUSD-DACE (one of the largest school districts of adult and career education in the nation), I am excited to offer learners a unique perspective of medical assistant certification exam preparation. My plan follows a process of proven success with results that exceed the national average pass rate. My expertise includes guided utilization of the NHA online study materials, practice exams, and the test plans.My philosophy is simple: Teach and mentor the student to be the empathetic, passionate, competent healthcare worker that I would hope for myself or my loved one. Prepare them for success.

I am a graduate from Texas A&M Univeristy Commerce. I have been tutoring since I was in college. I have tutored one on one tutoring, online tutoring and group tutoring.I have worked with various age groups of students from elementary to college level and helped them to succeed in their course work. Even though my major is Biology, I am addicted to Maths and I love working with problem solving skills. I have been tutoring in Mathematics and Science for almost four years. At first, I like to know the level of a student in the subject first and then start sessions accordingly; as I believe everyone has different capabilities. In addition, I want students to feel comfortable in the sessions so that they can maximize their learning abilities in a given amount of time. I love dancing, listening to music, reading novels, cooking and travelling. When I am free I hang out with my friends and watch movies!

I recently graduated from a great college, and it was absolutely the most transformative experience of my life. I would like to help other students have similar experiences. I want to help your student make the best grades and test scores that they can, so they can go to any school that fits them. I was Salutatorian, STAR Student and an AP Scholar at my high school.

I am a graduate of the Georgia Institute of Technology with a degree in Computational Media (A hybrid degree between Liberal Arts and Computer Science), with a focus in Intelligence and Game Studies. I am working towards getting into the Digital Media Masters Program at Georgia Tech as well, with a focus on Game Artificial Intelligence. I also studied and did research into Augmented Reality and other Interactive Media technologies. Throughout my five years in college, I was a Teaching Assistant (and even Head TA) in various Computer Science classes, holding office hours weekly and helping to write and plan course material in 1st year, 2nd year, and 4th year level courses. If I had to pick a favorite subject to teach, it would have to be Game Design and Programming, as that is one of my own passions. What really drives me to teach is helping other people achieve in spite of obstacles they find themselves facing, helping them find techniques to learning that they can use, and helping them achieve success through their own power. In turn, I have the chance to improve my own knowledge and understanding of the subjects through helping them. I am a vary adaptable tutor, willing to try many different modes and methodologies of teaching to help a student understand the underlying principles of subjects, rather than memorization (unless it is called for). As for interests and hobbies, I like to help design Video Games and Tabletop Role-Playing Games and play them, and help running fan conventions (such as MomoCon or DragonCon) across the Southeast.

I am a graduate of Georgia College and State University. I received my Bachelor of Science in Chemistry. Since graduation, I have continued my education as a teaching assistant at the University of Tennessee, teaching and tutoring general chemistry as well as organic chemistry. While chemistry has been my focus, I also enjoy exploring and tutoring physics and math as they are related fields of study. My desire to teach stems from my past mentors. Their impact on my life inspires me to do the same. As an educator, I feel it is important to make knowledge relatable with the end goal being a way of thinking and processing information that a student can take with them rather than solely knowing facts. Outside of academics, I enjoy music, board games, and outlets to stretch my brain.

I am a writer lawyer and teacher with experience teaching software to adults and children. I have 2 decades of experience as a writer including journalism/ technical writing and fiction writing.I was first published 38 years ago.