I am one credit away from earning my MFA in Film at Stony Brook University, where I was an adjunct professor teaching film for two years. I approach the role of professor/teacher/tutor very seriously, adapting how I teach to the student(s), and ensuring there is two way communication. Additionally I want each student to feel supported so they can focus on learning.

Looking to refine your artistic vision? With years of experience, I offer comprehensive art instruction that covers the fundamental building blocks of artistic success. I delve into the intricacies of light and shadow, perspective, color theory, and composition, equipping you with the tools to create stunning and impactful artwork. Whether you're a budding artist, an aspiring professional, or someone seeking to enhance their artistic skills, my personalized approach will help you reach new heights. I'm well-versed in the portfolio requirements of top art magnet programs, art schools, and colleges, ensuring your work is presented in the best p...

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

Hi, I’m Lexi! As a student studying film and television at NYU Tisch, creativity is not only at the core of my studies but my entire being. I have always had a vivid imagination and an ability to think outside the box. I can help your child discover their own creative voice and hone problem-solving skills by crafting a learning experience that encourages curiosity, promotes innovation, and is most importantly, lots of fun. I believe that learning should never be a one-way street; every student is unique, I aim to get to know each in order to fine-tune my approach to their individual strengths and difficulties—avoiding burnout and ensuring bot

I’ve been working as an ESL teacher for the past 3 years, helping students from all over the world improve their English skills and build confidence in communication. I hold a degree of Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in General Science and have completed specialized training in second language instruction and classroom management. My teaching experience spans children, teens, and adults, both in-person and online, and I continue to expand my methods through ongoing professional development. What I love most about my work is seeing my students make progress—not just in grammar or vocabulary, but in real-life communication. I create a s

I believe I would be a good art tutor because I have both creative experience and strong communication skills. Through my background in fashion design and my experience tutoring students in subjects like digital design, apparel development, textiles, and creative process at Marist College, I have learned how to explain creative concepts in a way that is clear, encouraging, and adaptable to different learning styles. I enjoy helping others build confidence in their abilities, especially in creative subjects. I am patient, organized, and always try to create a positive environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and expressing