Ryan's Writing Fundamentals

First, and most importantly, we need to discover the biggest roadblock that we will be facing together.  After identifying this, we need to find whatever core strengths exist and build on those as a bridge across that obstacle.  Once basic understanding is achieved, we can develop consistent methodologies for continously addressing these issues.

I am an English Education graduate, have tutored and assisted many students in the past and have received praise for the successes that we, as a team, create. 

I've devoted my life to reading on how people think, why they think the way they do and how this can affect our daily lives in any number of ways.  This has helped break down educational roadblocks by finding overlapping issues and breakdowns in why people see things in negative lights.

My pricing follow whatever is the average in the area I'm working in.

I started as a student.  I volunteered to work with peers and assist my teachers in lessons.  I enjoy the satisfaction of seeing students succeed and this followed me.

Generally high school aged or higher.  My initial shadowing program was high school freshman but anything below that would be slightly foreign to me.

One of my closest friend's brothers recently was admitted to USF on an english degree path.  When we reconnected after years apart, he was going nowhere in life, but over a few short years, he's now on his way to a degree and career helping people.

Look for someone you can develop a rapport with.  Knowledge can only take someone so far, you could have the most knowledgable teacher or professor but if they can't convey that, it does no good.  Be willing to move on amicably to find the perfect fit for you.

Mostly "why" and "how" questions.  "How can we overcome this?" "Why do you think I might be having difficulty in this subject?" It's important to identify the hitch in the process as quickly as possible to spur growth