I like to teach people English who do not know how to read or speak or are having trouble in English class, have master in education and have been teaching 10 year online and at my house

I’m a former teacher with a Master’s in Education and a Master’s in English Literature, and I love working with students one-on-one. There are few things more fulfilling than seeing a student’s eyes light up when they grasp a concept. I welcome student and parent feedback and will provide individualized instruction based on each student’s personal goals.

Hi! My name is Susan and I have a passion for English literature. I love helping people grow their education and have a background in teaching and customer service.

I will go above and beyond to help students be successful. Everyone learns through different means and I am excited to help guide students to finding their preferred learning style. I have experience working with all ages and ability levels. I am patient and will do everything I can to help all of my students!

We only hire experienced tutors, certified teachers or degreed professionals. All of our tutors go through a series of interviews, reference checks and background checks for their credentials and criminal records. Most importantly, we focus on one-on-one tutoring that is based on our core valueto build life-long learning skills. Being able to help students really excites me.

English and writing have been a constant in my life as long as I can remember. My father, an English teacher for over forty years, instilled a passion the craft that has only grown with time. I have an BFA in English, with a minor in Creative Writing, from Virginia Commonwealth University and have earned a TESOL certificate from INTESOL Worldwide. I have also taught creative writing workshops for both adults and teenagers since 2016. I have used my own writing in various applications, from obtaining $37,000 in grant funding for nonprofits in FY 2017-2018 to covering festivals for music websites. I have also had my work shown at London Zine Fe...

Hi! My name is Kaitlyn and I am a rising senior in high school, I am not a teacher, but have been tutoring for four years now and am more than qualified. I have taken numerous AP classes and have even been designated as an AP scholar. My best subjects as far as tutoring goes are English and Math, but depending on grade level I am available to tutor all subjects.

For many students, difficult projects and misunderstandings sap the fulfillment from completing those projects. The endgoal, when this happens, no longer has anything to do with the process of learning; instead, they just aim to finish the work, usually as quickly as possible. It's like doing a puzzle. When frustrated, students becomes so fixated on completion that they lose the necessary patience it takes to finish the puzzle, jamming pieces together until something resembles a finished product. Perhaps the biggest injustice here: the student won't look back on that finished picture with pride. Learning is not just about finishing the puzzl...