Essay Tutor

Essay Tutor

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Offers online services
New
Offers online services

About

I am an award-winning former magazine editor and current journalist who has experience tutoring students with ADHD and with helping to craft college essays. I am patient, student-focused and hopeful that anyone I work with can find a method that makes writing less laborious and more rewarding.

I enjoy seeing people reach the end of a project knowing it taught them to struggle less with future assignments.


Highlights

1 employee
1 year in business
Serves Brookline , MA
Offers online services

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  • Award-winning writer and ADHD advocate.
  • Interview on ADHD in adults and learning challenges.

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    Frequently asked questions

    I like to meet, learn the goals of the student and set a time frame for a helping them. My method is simple. I teach  sentence structure, tips for smart research and a method for organizing a topic and formulating an outline so that the piece will nearly write itself. You can do this! 

    My work as a journalist for Forbes, Glamour, The New York Times, The Boston Globe and a book of essays about children with learning differences has made me a passionate, inclusive writer who does not waste time or energy on subjects that are not interesting to readers. I know how to take even boring topics and find a point of entry or interest with students. 

    I offer 15-30 minute free intros to meet and learn about you. My fees vary depending on travel/Zoom from $55 on up. I prefer to create packages of 3 to 6 sessions depending on your goals. 

    I taught my son who has learning differences and have mentored/edited a dozen or more young journalists. 

    I am new to formal tutoring, having been a mentor for years. 

    I helped to edit several cover letters and assist students just out of college to cradt their pitch to future employers with confudence. 

    Be prepared to let go of what people say you must doand learn how you do your best work. 

    Think about why you are stuck. When you lack clarity about an assignment, don't be shy. Carefully review the assignment and highlight parts you don't understand to review with your teacher. 


    Services offered

    College Admissions
    Literature
    Reading And Writing Tutoring