Certified Tutors From University of the Ozarks

...step to help them understand the concepts so they could succeed on their own. I believe that the purpose of a tutor is not to do the work of student, but to help the student develop skills to properly understand what is happening and how to do the work. When I am not tutoring or...

...also benefit from a classroom experience in which they leave the course feeling more demonstrably connected with the university system itself. As a graduate of a small liberal arts college, I understand the link between a student's relationship with his or her learning environment and that student's subsequent success in the world at large. It...

...variety of diagnosis', including but not limited to, severe dyslexia and ADHD. I have facilitated outdoor learning experiences for youth and adult learners in New Orleans, and have taught basic computer skills to low income adult learners. For the past two years I have been a substitute teacher, focusing primarily on subbing for special education...

...spark of understanding in a student's eyes is an indescribable joy that fuels my passion each day. My classroom becomes a sanctuary of growth, where curiosity is nurtured, and the joy of learning is contagious. Through patience, encouragement, and adaptability, I strive to create an inclusive environment that empowers each student to blossom. But my...

...that continue to shape my approach to writing and teaching. While I'm new to formal tutoring, I've guided summer interns and junior colleagues through everything from grammar to narrative flow. My sessions are collaborative, low-pressure, and focused on building both skill and enthusiasm. Outside of work, I'm usually reading, revising, or training my dog. I...