Nice to meet you, my name is Jessica! I bring a wealth of educational expertise with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology, a Master's degree in Special Education (Generalist, Grades 7-12), and I'm currently pursuing a Master's in Social Work at Fordham University, with goals of earning a PhD in Clinical Psychology. With six years of experience as a special education teacher in the NYC DOE, I'm passionate about making math accessible to every student. I specialize in tailored instruction and individualized education plans, covering 3rd to 10th-grade math. Whether in my home, a client's home, or a public location, I'm committed to fostering a pos

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.

I have spent the past 25 years as Director of the Learning Center as well as a Professor in the Social Science Department in various New York City and New Jersey colleges. I am an avid reader and share the joy of learning! My students have said: “One of the best teachers I have had.” “Do not ever stop teaching, you are wonderful at it!” “It was worth every penny I paid for this course.”

With over 13 years of dedicated experience in tutoring and teaching, I am deeply committed to empowering students to excel in their academic pursuits. My passion for education is rooted in a profound belief that every student has the potential for success when provided with the right guidance and support. Throughout my career, I have applied a culturally competent framework to education, recognizing the importance of acknowledging and respecting the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and perspectives of my students. This approach not only fosters a more inclusive learning environment but also ensures that every student's unique needs are met.

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...