There are many things that as I teacher you find satisfaction in your relationship with your students, but I would outline the things like influencing the future. As teachers, we transfer knowledge to students and the skills they need for future academics and life successes. As they gain more and more knowledge they begin to develop their self - esteem which is another crucial thing in the development of a young person. The last thing that really makes me feel great is when we reach that moment and seeing the look on the student face when the "brain light" goes on and you realize that they overcome the difficulty. I work as a History Teacher...

I am a dedicated professional with a background in business and a passion for education. I hold a degree from the University of Michigan Ross School of Business and have strong expertise in subjects like Finance, Economics, Calculus, and Social Studies, backed by top scores in AP exams and the ACT. With three years of experience in the Real Estate industry, I bring strong analytical and problem-solving skills to my tutoring. I have successfully worked with diverse student groups, including children, special needs students, and the elderly, tailoring my approach to meet individual learning needs. My goal is to create a supportive and engaging

At Tutor Bryan, located in the heart of New York City, we specialize in personalized educational support across a broad spectrum of subjects. With expertise in speech, ESL, literature, science, social sciences, and reading and writing, we cater to diverse learning needs, including homeschool support and test preparation. Our tailored approach ensures each student receives the focused attention they deserve, fostering both understanding and confidence. As a dedicated solo educator, I am committed to helping students excel academically while nurturing their enthusiasm for lifelong learning.

Experience Summary: I am a mother of a child whom I successfully homeschooled in a variety of subjects prior to starting school (our situation changed and I was not able to continue full-time homeschooling). However, I continued to supplement learning and exploration outside of school. At her interest, she began reading at age 3 and was already fluently reading books to her classmates in Kindergarten. • I have taught as both teacher and assistant at Sunday Schools and have worked as a camp counselor during my high school years. Post high school, I volunteered at a special needs clinic with developmentally delayed children. • I am a strong bel