Award-Winning Tutors serving King of Prussia, PA

I am a undergraduate math major and am passionate about helping students of all math levels succeed in their studies. I am quick in discovering students' learning strengths that will help them better understand their math material.

...of the many "Aha!" moments when students suddenly make connections from chemistry to the real world. My experience with tutoring has led me to believe that discovery-based learning is the best way to solidify concepts. For this reason I focus on teaching how to use the tools available, like modeling kits and textbooks. In addition to being a huge science nerd, I love reading classics, playing ultimate frisbee, and watching weird sci-fi shows.

I am a working artist and educator based in West Philadelphia. I attended Wesleyan University, where I completed an interdisciplinary humanities major, specializing in Latin American literature.

I'm all about bringing learning to life. No matter what topic is being taught its guaranteed to be an experience. ... The most important aspect of the tutor/student relationship is trust. Once the child realizes you are here to help and encourage them, all while making learning fun, the trust between student and teacher will pave the way for a productive relationship.

...journey. I am a Certified NYC English Educator (gr.7-12). I graduated from Brooklyn College with a BA in English Education and Philosophy. I have been studying for standardized tests and SATs since 3rd grade. I have taught various grades ranging from 2nd grade to 12th grade in Math and English (Reading and Writing ). I have done private in-home tutoring for about 4-5 years and in a group setting for about 2 years.

...the most passionate about math, chemistry, and physics. My goal in tutoring is to help a student in finding their interest/passion in a subject and to show them methods and the logic behind solving problems and daily applications. I am confident in helping my students understand difficult concepts or principles. I believe everyone has the potential in being successful in the fields that one desires, and I love helping people and seeing them perform better...

...The buzz of excitement in my class over this new instalment was electric and so I channelled the children's energy into a creative writing session. I came into school dressed as one of the characters from the books (Professor McGonagall), we looked at the film trailers from the films and we listened to the theme music as we recapped on Harry Potter's life so far. I then gave the children a choice of writing tasks...

Through effective communication, empathy, and creativity, I aim to inspire curiosity, critical thinking, and passion for lifelong learning.

...and I hope to spread the knowledge I have gained to as many others as possible. This is why it is my dream to one day be a professor. I first started my teaching and mentoring journey in high school where I was both a tutor and kick-off mentor to the freshman class. I have the most experience in mathematics and programming as I have spent the majority of my time trying to master the...

...who are historically excluded from math and chemistry academic spaces. I would like to be a professor and would really enjoy the opportunity to hone my teaching skills through tutoring individuals and groups. I try to employ teaching strategies to suit the learner specifically to enhance deep understanding. I like to do this by first understanding what skill deficits the learner has then focusing on how we can improve those skills to then tackle more...

...grade class for all 4 years. I then graduated from Pitt's MAT program in 2020, and earned my English 7-12 Teaching Certificate, and completed my student teaching in an 8th grade Language Arts class. This year, I have been a long term substitute in a 6th grade English class for the entire school year. I also have experience tutoring for SATs and up through 8th grade level math. My main interests are in English and...

...passionate about English as a second language and Spanish. In my experience helping struggling students do well in the language, we always seem to have the most fun (with remarkable advancements) prepping them for whatever areas of concern that they might have and I create a consistent approach to building confidence. I am a firm proponent of education, believing it to be necessary for an improved quality of life, and I try to impart this...

I am a very passionate teacher who has worked in public and private school settings at both the high school and college level. I have an undergraduate mathematics degree, and taught AP Calculus at a North Carolina high school. I also have a PhD in philosophy, and have taught at major research universities in Missouri and Ohio. I am personally invested in my students' success, and take pride in being clear, conscientious, and accessible.... I find...

...far. I believe it is very important for everyone to receive a quality education. I am grateful to have the opportunity to be able to help students learn in an encouraging and supportive environment.Each student is unique and has his or her own way of learning. I like to find out the most effective way that each individual students learns so that I can base my teaching methods on what will work best for my...

...you. I want to be the person who helps you understand and I am willing to put the effort into achieving that with you... Now, how beautiful is that, us both doing what we want? Imagine what we will be capable of doing when we are both doing what we want :) Nobody is perfect. If there were a perfect person, then that person would have never made a mistake. But if that person never...

...Young University and a medical student at Penn State University I feel I have gained a great deal of experience with different learning environments and circumstances. Along the way I have developed a sincere interest in learning and helping others do the same! I'm excited to be a part of Varsity tutors and hope to be a great listener and resource for you as you grow throughout your own educational journey. I am originally from...

...as follows: - middle school children English in the United States as a classroom assistant - middle school children English in Mexico as a lead teacher - American and international university age students Spanish as a part time instructor - high school age students Spanish as a high school teacher - international adults English at a non-profit center in Syracuse, as a student-teacher - kids yoga classes as the lead teacher - adult hatha yoga classes,...

...little armies of cells. Through the years, I found teaching opportunities to mentor peers in the biology coursework and introduce young students to cancer biology. While I am eager to tutor young minds through biology and biochemistry, I am capable to support students in Organic Chemistry as well. Outside of the classroom, I served as a mentor in the Matriculate Program, where I guided high school students through the college application process. From my experiences...

...American University studying German, Political Science, and Communications in French. I am approved to tutor these subjects: Conversational Italian, English, French 1, German 1, German 2, Hebrew, Italian, Languages, and Linguistics. I like to keep my students engaged and approach language learning through conversational acquisition. The best way to learn a foreign language is through immersion, unfortunately most of us cannot move to our target language's country, so the best option to maintain language proficiency...

If students remain teachable and avoid shutting down, they will have the extra energy and potential to learn. In addition to the students' attitude, the teacher must be dynamic, allow relearn/retakes and urge students to get outside help. Hearing the same information from a different teacher can make a huge difference in retention.... The more and more I come across chemistry students, the more I see them trying to "rote" memorization. Since it is cumulative, you...