Hello! My name is Annika, a passionate and dedicated educator with over 10 years experience teaching in diverse learning and caretaking settings. Having worked with a wide range of ages and learning needs, I specialize in creating engaging and supportive learning environments that cater to each student's specific needs. With a rich background in education, I successfully taught in various settings, including private and public schools, in-person and online platforms, as well as on the tennis court as a coach! My background knowledge and content expertise spans a wide range of subjects, allowing me to focus on differentiation and building rap

Love teaching students of all ages to become better readers or learn to speak the English language. I've had success with all age groups becoming sufficient readers and learning a new language.

I am an enthusiastic individual who has spent the last three years teaching middle school language arts and history. Before that, as a education student, I was trained as a ReadingCorps tutor and provided one-on-one intervention to students in kindergarten through 3rd grade. I recently left the teaching profession to pursue a career in finance, but still have a passion for helping students learn and grow!

Hi! I’m Lindsey Springer! I am currently a college at Grand Valley State University studying elementary special education, with endorsements in Autism Spectrum Disorder and Cognitive Impairments. I have worked with children in a variety of capacities, including in school settings such as a semester long internship in K-4 self contained special education classrooms, a semester long apprenticeship in a 6th grade resource room, school based experiences for my college classes for tutoring in reading and math for elementary students, and working as a substitute teacher in K-12 classes in both general education and special education. In out of

I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's in Secondary Education: English at Rochester College. I do have experience with mentoring people in Test Prep (SAT/ACT: Reading and Writing), understanding types of literature (Poetry, xlassic vs. modern), and basic computer skills (writing or creating projects using Microsoft Office). I love reading, understanding, and writing about literature. I also enjoy learning about the history and culture behind various literary genre: Modern, African American, Latino, 18th Century British, Native American literature. Most importantly, I enjoy sharing with others my love for English literature!...

I am currently a Lecturer in Journalism & Screen Studies at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, and a Special Lecturer in the Cinema Studies program at Oakland University in Rochester. I began my college education at UM-Ann Arbor, but finished my B.A. - in Communication-Film Aesthetics & History - at Oakland University. I received my M.A. and Ph.D. - in Communication-Film Theory and Criticism - from Wayne State University. In addition to teaching courses in film studies, I have also taught courses in freshman composition at UM-Dearborn, UM-Flint, and HFCC. Writing is a major component in all of my film courses, which include my favorite co...

I look forward to working with students who are motivated and ready to learn. I have a long list of experiences working with many types of students: -I have tutored one student for the GED -Experience in the classroom with grades prek-5 -Summer camp experience ages 3-15 -Experience working with students with special needs -Vast understanding and knowledge of American History I love working with elementary students and seeing them mature and grow over time. Its an amazing thing....

I’m a dedicated ESL educator and curriculum developer with experience teaching students from preschool through adults in one-on-one and small group settings. I’m passionate about creating engaging lessons and meaningful learning experiences. I’m skilled in curriculum design, teacher training, and developing creative educational resources that support language acquisition and student success.