I am currently a resident. I have 10 year experience tutoring math, english, and test prep for the MCAT.

My name's Matt, and I've been teaching English courses of varying kinds for nearly 20 years. I earned my PhD in English in 2008. Since 2010, I have lived in the greater Boston area, though I am happy to work remotely with anyone anywhere. My teaching experience has covered the following areas, and I would be happy to work with you on any of them: -composition: persuasive, analytical, and narrative essays -literature: fiction, poetry, early American to contemporary, prose poems, magical realism -creative writing: fiction, poetry, prose poems Additionally, I have taught English as a Second Language for 10 years. I have taught every level fro...

Hi it’s nice to meet you, am Ms. Tresca and can sometimes be call Ms. T, I am a Boston Public school educator and work as. 1:1 instructional aide and also in a classroom setting to support students. I enjoy helping students who may need extra help to improve they academic skills in school. If you need help please reach out to me for help.

Hello! I'm Gabriella Davies, a current junior at Boston University! I have been tutoring since junior year of high school and have experience in tutoring both high school and college students in English! I can help you with: - essay writing - grammar -brainstorming compelling stories and essays - editing I have worked as a tutor at Boston University for 2 years, and as a high school tutor at the Masters School, New York, for 2 years as well. I look forward to working with new students and helping you to produce your best work! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabriella-davies/ I love seeing students start to understand certain concepts

I love meeting the student where they are at in their journey of learning. I focus on strengths in order to strengthen their areas of development.

Hello! My name is Adam, I'm an Eagle Scout, a multi-instrumentalist, and a Catholic Christian. I was a Cornell Engineering student for two years because I loved math and disliked writing, but then switched into Religious Studies because it turned out I liked college reading and writing more than college math! It is very important to me that students learn to have a sense of victory when they learn, whether they're struggling and need to learn victory, or whether they are already successful and need to channel their potential- this is as true for math, where there are correct answers, as it is in writing, where there are more complete answers...