Award-Winning Tutors serving Toledo, OH

My name is Madeline and I am a recent graduate from Howard University. I studied math and computer science and I have 5+ years of math tutoring experience. I'm passionate about helping students understand topics conceptually rather than memorizing steps.

...in Ohio. I have a dual Bachelors in History and English and a Master's in Education licensed 7-12 social studies. I am currently working on my Master's in English and will graduate in spring 2024. I am in my third year of teaching. I have taught 6th-8th grade social studies and English and currently 3rd-8th...

...I have been an EMS Educator for the past 10. I believe that there are as many learning styles as there are students. I try to tailor any lesson to your learning style in a laid-back stress-free environment. I found my passion in teaching. The opportunity to continue to give back helping to prepare the...

I have been teaching chemistry for 10 years, So I know why students might not like it :D but we can make it fun so we can overcome the exams :D

...Accountant (CPA) and Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE) I have accepted a position with Price waterhouse Coppers as external auditor. My main clients were Ford Motor, Marathon Petroleum, and La-Z-Boy. Then, I started with Clark, Schaefer, Hackett as a senior auditor. I believe studying and school work should be fun, not a punishment. I have always...

...years of math tutoring experience. With an undergraduate degree in Math Education and a MA in Curriculum, she has the knowledge not only to teach math but to be flexible and creative in designing a tutoring style that will fit your student's needs best. Experience tutoring K-12, and Undergraduate math both in person, online, and...

...Biology, I have also had digital illustrations featured in publications such as Nature, The New York Times, New Scientist, and Discover Magazine. I was a student member of professional organizations such as The Geological Society of America, the American Institute of Professional Geologists, and more. I was previously Lead Instructor for a National Science Foundation...

...Pediatrics. Prior to medical school, I obtained a bachelor's degree in Neuroscience from The Ohio State University (Go Buckeyes!) and a master's degree in Physiology. I have some experience tutoring elementary school children in person but am looking forward to reaching out to more students virtually. I am passionate about math and science, particularly health...

...traveled and lived abroad; I spent a summer in Mexico during my undergraduate degree and lived with a wonderful host family while taking classes and otherwise traveling central Mexico. I've led student tours to Costa Rica and Spain, as well as done personal travel to various places in the US and abroad. I believe every...

...I have been a CPA since 2001 with over 20 years of teaching/public accounting/industry experience combined. The areas I am most experienced in are Financial/Managerial/Auditing/Non-profit. I also have a Southern Accent if that might bother anyone or could potentially cause a problem for foreign students. I try to enunciate and speak slowly so you can...

...if you are writing a research report or persuasive essay, I would love to help! I can also tutor math students, and I have a particular fondness for Calculus II, although I enjoy pre-calculus and algebra as well. One area that I would love to tutor more in is reading comprehension. I think it is...

...I have experience teaching 4th grade math and 5th grade language arts. I currently teach 4th grade language arts and that is where my passion truly lies. I earned my bachelor's degree from The Ohio State University and from there I earned my master's in education from the University of Findlay. I have a teaching license...

...degree in English, which has allowed me the opportunity to teach college composition courses for five years. I have taught both Comp. 1 and Comp. 2 for CCP students and university students. My expertise lies in writing instruction, grammar and sentence structure, MLA documentation style, college application/scholarship essays, and both American and British literature.

...instruction that works best for you. My favorite part of teaching is when the student has the 'lightbulb' moment, that point where they understand what they are learning. I graduated in 2003 with my associate's degree in Diagnostic Medical Sonography and worked in a hospital performing general, obstetrics/gynecology, and vascular ultrasound for 17 years. Five...

...in Nursing in 2017, and my Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 2019. I passed my NCLEX-RN in the minimum questions. Currently I work one evening a week as a triage nurse and stay home with my son. I have wanted to get back into education and thought this would be a great way to...

...Master's degree from Xavier University, both in Special Education. Since graduation, I have been employed as a K-12 mild to moderate intervention specialist working with students with learning disabilities. In the last two years, along with my intervention specialist duties, I have been serving as the Director of Student Success. In this role, I oversee...

...Care Administration. For a number of years I worked in the Operating Room, first as a staff nurse and then as Surgery Nursing Director. As an Administrator I managed a variety of departments and opened new business ventures. For the past five years I have been teaching Medical Surgical nursing and also providing Type 1...

Since living in Mexico for three years, I have always been fascinated with its language and culture. Tutoring Spanish, helping others learn the beautiful language, brings me great satisfaction.

...with an emphasis in robotics. After graduation, I taught Robotics and Mathematics to students at various high schools to prepare them for national contests. Then, I traveled to South East Asia, to do an MBA in Finance and Banking with a full scholarship.I am also the founder of cultural community to bring students from different...

...everyone feels included and respected. Although I have experienced the perils of being a multilingual speaker, I try to be intentional in my efforts to uphold student autonomy. These values are not only a part of my assignment sheets and grading rubrics, they also guide my classroom discussions. A classroom, I believe, is an enabling...