I am a practicing attorney, a Yale graduate, and an aunt to 4 wonderful, curious children who have yet to stump me with their questions. I have a knack for explaining even complex ideas in simple, straightforward ways, and my favorite way to get kids to learn is to apply the new information and techniques to their existing interests. Whether in math, reading, English, or history, my goal as a tutor is to build a strong foundation in reasoning so that my students can gain the confidence to approach new problems without fear.

Retired vice president, of marketing and customer service. Undergraduate degree in journalism. MBA advanced degree. Following retirement, I picked up pen and paper and wrote two novels. Member St. Louis Publishers Assn. Past participation at Iowa Summer Writers Festival and Pikes Peak Writers Workshop.

At Karen's Kids, I'm all about nurturing young minds and igniting a passion for learning. I am a recently retired elementary school teacher with over thirty years of experience. For many of those years, I also worked as a reading specialist. Based in Concord, MO, I specialize in personalized reading and writing tutoring, including homeschooling support. Whether your child needs a boost in phonemic awareness or nonfiction reading comprehension skills, I'm here to help them achieve their goals. I pride myself on creating a supportive and encouraging environment where kids can thrive. Let's make learning an exciting adventure together!

I have over 10 years of experience working with children in preschool and elementary settings. I’ve spent years providing personalized support, especially for children with autism and unique learning needs. What I love most about my work is seeing the quiet, steady progress as each child builds confidence and joy in learning.

I offer a personalized elementary school tutoring service focused on helping young learners build strong academic foundations and confidence in a supportive, encouraging environment. I began this business during the COVID-19 pandemic, when many students needed extra help adapting to remote learning and staying on track. Since then, my goal has been to provide patient, one-on-one or small group instruction in reading, math, writing, and study skills, while making learning fun, engaging, and tailored to each child’s needs.

I’m Mrs. Rap. I have been tutoring students in the many subject areas for the last 15-20 years of my teaching career. I work primarily with elementary and middle school students.

I have quite a bit of teaching and tutoring experience. I have 7 children, and I homeschooled all of them. I have also taught 1st grade in the school system. Last year I taught 6th grade writing at a Christian school and enjoyed it so much. —so much that I’m taking another 6th grade class! I have Mondays and Wednesdays available to tutor. I looooove teaching phonics to help kids, teens and adults to spell to write and read.

I love it when a student suddenly experiences that 'Eureka' moment, and you just know that they truly understand. It is such an empowering feeling. I don't merely help with homework. I teach student HOW to learn based on their individual strengths. I encourage questions. There is no such thing as a stupid question. I was a Speech/Language Pathologist for 30 years in the public schools. For the past 6 years I have tutored as a contractor with Varsity Tutors in addition to my own private clients. I have experience working at all levels, from Early Childhood Special Education on through High School and college. I focus on the following subject

Hello, my name is Maeven Blankenship, and I am excited to begin this journey of providing dedicated support, learning, and care for children and families. Working with children has been a passion of mine for many years. I began gaining experience at the age of fifteen and have continued dedicating my life to helping children learn, grow, and reach their full potential. Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of working with children with a wide range of abilities and needs. I have volunteered with students with diagnoses including Autism, Down syndrome, physical disabilities, learning disabilities, and behavioral disabilities. These e