Experienced tutor with over 10 years of teaching the SAT and 7 years of LSAT. Students have gotten into Harvard, Yale, Michigan, NYU and others over the years.

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...

Hi, my name is John. I’m from New York City and have a passion for history. I studied Cultural Anthropology in college and have continued to learn and study the history of the world on my own time since graduating. I look forward to working with you to expand your understanding of this world’s history and to help you to comprehend the lessons your school is teaching, maybe even manage to teach a few while I’m at it. I make learning about history fun and entertaining, the greatest stories that have ever been told are the stories that actually happened and I am excited to tell them.

Having worked as a teacher and tutor on Long Island for over 30 years, I bring to the table a depth and breadth of experience and a proper perspective on the idea that each student is an individual, and each requires a different approach. Although the SAT, ACT, GRE, High School admissions exams, and admissions essays are important and useful in the process, I hope to ease the anxiety students feel about the exams. It's healthier and helps bring about better results. With a Master's Degree in American History, I taught Social Studies at East Meadow High School from 1991-2022, and I've been tutoring for these standardized exams, and of cours...