Oxford Learning Source

To avoid wasting students' time, I start with a test to find out how much you already know. Then I teach each topic until it makes sense to you. If you need to study a topic more, you don't need to be embarrassed, because the other two students with you won't be working on the same topic you are learning. In summary:

1. I test each topic to avoid waisting students' time

2. We continue to work until you understand each lesson

I have a BS in Educational Psychology with a specialty in learning disabilities (grades K-adult) , a BA in Elementary Education, and a masters in Business Administration.  I also have two teaching certificates. 

$50 per hour in our tutoring program 

 I was one of those people who knew exactly what they wanted to do when they grow up. As soon as I graduated from high school, I enrolled at Brigham Young University, and started my work to get my teaching degrees. 

I have worked with students from every grade level (K-Adult).  One of the things I like about my studies in educational psychology, is that it also allows me to understand the different ways our brains work. I've worked with students who are gifted, have memory challenges, and all students in between. 

I  ran into a father who told me about his son who was now close to graduating from college.  He told me he used to fear his son would drop out of high school, and now he is a college graduate.

Make sure you find someone who has not only the expertise in their subject, but also can take the time necessary to explain the concepts in a way that will make sense to you. 

Have you understood all of the fundamentals needed before taking this class? If not, make a list of concepts you have struggled with.