I am a graduate of Abilene Christian University. I am now pursuing my master's degree. I love working with children of all ages but my passion is working with younger children that love to have fun when learning. My favorite subject to tutor is math because I have a love for numbers but I also enjoy reading and science. I look forward to assisting you with your struggles. Let's Have Some Fun!

Hi, my name is Angela Larkin. I absolutely love kids and watching them grow academically, physically, and emotionally. I have been a teacher for 10 years. I have taught first grade for nine years and second grade for one. I truly have a passion for teaching and watching that little spark show up in a students eyes that they understand a concept. I would enjoy working with your child and helping them grow and master learning concepts.

I am a graduate of Virginia Tech and did my residency, internship and fellowship at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine. There I received my doctorate in Clinical Psychology/Neuropsychology. Since leaving Vanderbilt, where I was a co-investigator for several medications to treat Alzheimer's and other dementia etiologies, I have worked as a private practicing Neuropsychologist and have been a college professor in Psychology at the graduate and undergraduate level. I have found in my tutoring, mentoring and teaching that professional practice and academic work provide a real-world application context to the information my students are learning. Learning facts that presented with contemporary applications "sticks" far better than simple memorization; even the most basic and seemingly mundane information is applicable in real-life. In my spare time, I enjoy reading, working on and riding motorcycles, and enjoy online gaming.

I have 27 years of law enforcement experience. I also have a human resources background as well. I have a Bachelor's and a Master's degree. I have a Bachelor's in criminal justice and a master's in organizational leadership with a focus on conflict resolution. I also have a PHD in Metaphysics I have a lot of life experience in a variety of topics, farming, herbal and gardening, animal care. That doesn't mean I know everything or much of anything, but I have never enjoyed the thought of being left behind because I don't understand or haven't learned anything. I am here for the student to get through the hurdles and to keep on moving. But I enjoy teaching and helping others

I am from Benin Republic (it's a west African country between Nigeria and Togo). Our official language is French. I moved to United States September 2013 as a Lawful Permanent Resident, and I now live in Omaha Nebraska and work full time with Wells Fargo as Personal Banker. I like French, classical music, gospel music, and video games. I am very adventurous person, so I like new challenge and travel as well.I completed my high school diploma in 2002 at the Catholic High school PERE AUPIAIS in my county Benin. After my high school diploma, I completed a vocational degree in Business Marketing in 2004 at the National School of Management and Applied Economics. and a Bachelor degree in Business Law and Judiciary services in 2006 at the University of Abomey-Calavi.In 2010, I got my Master degree in Business Administration at the International Institute of Management. My major is Management and Business Law.My love of tutoring comes from a lifelong love of helping friends after classes.I chose French tutoring for success in school and university. One of my goals is to keep the student challenged, but not overwhelmed. I offer one to one session and wants all my sessions to be very relax where the students can feel free to expose his/her difficulties.I look forward to hearing from you and helping you achieve success in your studies.

I graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Abilene Christian University. I completed my Master of Arts degree from Texas Tech University. Additional studies from University of Texas at Austin, University of Illinois and University of Connecticut have enhanced my educational experience.I taught theatre, communication studies and English for 40 years. During that time I directed over 100 fully staged productions and worked with over 6,000 students in class and on stage.I have tutored and mentored many students with one on one speech and theatre assignments, auditions and productions. I continue to advise and tutor students live and online. I also adjudicate high school and college productions in numerous venues through oral and written communication encouraging their performances.My favorite subject and class/students are the ones I am currently invested in at the time. I adore working in the present with students at the beginning level up to an advanced level of performance skills. Students continue to inspire me to a higher level of learning.I enjoy directing theatre productions and working with actors. I enjoy working with public speakers in all subject areas. I admire artistic design in art, photography, theatre and fashion.My philosophy of learning and living are capsulized in the following statement: "Imbibe in life magnificently and never allow fear and perfectionism to envelope you from taking constructive risks."

I am a public school science teacher who gets excited about science. I love to share my sense of wonder and inquisitiveness with students. My mission in life is to help young people look at the world around them with inquiring minds and become lifelong learners with an appreciation for the beauty and wonder that surrounds them every day.

I offer tutoring in all levels and areas of music theory, AP Music Theory course and testing materials, music appreciation, state-certification exam materials, and any choral or instrumental class materials. I have 20 years of teaching experience in multiple subject areas of music, including test preparation for music entrance/exit exams. I consider exam preparation to by my greatest strength in teaching. With so many years of experience in classrooms from early elementary through college, I have a wide range of knowledge and familiarity with exam standards.I graduated from Abilene Christian University with a Bachelor's in Music Education, and I am currently a certified classroom teacher in the state of Texas. My certification is PreK-12 in Vocal and Instrumental Music. I have taught choral music in the public schools of Texas and Oklahoma to grades PreK-12 and have also served as assistant band director at the middle school and high school levels.During my time in the choral music classroom, I taught AP Music Theory at Conroe High School. I received my Master's in Music Theory from the University of Oklahoma. I taught on the music theory faculty at Sam Houston State University for five years, where I taught all levels of Music Theory and Sight Singing/Ear Training to music majors, and Music Appreciation to non-majors, both in-person and online. I am a professional accompanist in the local area, and I currently teach private voice and piano lessons.Teaching is my passion, no matter what type of classroom setting I'm in. I feel that I am able to reach students just as personally online as in person, and I firmly believe that every student can have a solid understanding of the course or exam materials. I take as many approaches as I can to reach each one of my students as an individual learner, and I always find a way to share a bond with them that will aid in their success.

I go by PV in case my name is hard for you to pronounce. I am a senior engineering major at ACU and have been tutoring students on campus for almost 5 years now. I hope I'll be able to help everyone that comes to me for help.

My goal as an educator has always been to acknowledge what my students know, and then give them tools to help them learn what they don't know. I graduated from A.C.U. in 1986 and retired in 2019. I have taught all ages and subjects. I am an Academic Language Therapist specializing in working with students with Dyslexia. In my last teaching assignment, I taught Theatre Arts to Middle School students. I helped these students produce one-act plays for competition and to perform Musicals. I love words and stories, which means I am very passionate about all things reading. Working with students through Varsity Tutors has been very rewarding. Getting to work with students of all ages who live in all parts of the nation is challenging but well worth the challenges, especially the challenge of navigating the different time zones! I look forward to the journey of learning new things alongside my students.

My educational journey has been an adventure, and I am grateful for the experience. I currently hold three degrees, and look forward to adding a fourth in the future. I have a Bachelor's degree in Science/education from Abilene Christian University. Additionally, I have a Masters in Teaching from Trinity University. I truly believe education is invaluable. With that being said, it is my honor to teach your child. Our sessions will be filled with exploration, discovery, and growth. Throughout the upcoming months I look forward to the work we will do together. Thank you in advance for your continued support.

Currently, I am completing a one-year research fellowship in orthopedics at UPMC and will begin the fourth year of my medical school training next July.This is a bit ironic because I used to hate school. Past: My parents were so proud of me when I wanted to test into the gifted and talented program in second grade. They didn't know it was because of a cute girl. Surprisingly, I did quite well and was granted access to this unknown world of academics. But like the great emergence of the cicada, I would not apply myself again for another 13-17 years. Lol. I have always been interested in puzzles, games, and tinkering around with tools. Naturally, the sciences peaked my interests just enough to provoke flashes of my academic potential. I now realize that it was the rigid and non-personalized structure of education that caused me to feel so disenfranchised about learning (at least in the formal sense). From first grade to my sophomore year in college, I invested just enough effort to pass my courses. However, my love for problem solving and logistics allowed me to excel in subjects involving objective learning and assessment (math, science, etc.); that is, when I showed up to class. My greatest achievement in my early education was having earned 64 referrals to the dean in one semester in seventh grade. I failed 5 classes in my sophomore year of high school because I simply did not show up. There were many moments in which my ability to graduate on time was highly uncertain. Athletics eventually afforded me admission to college, where I played football for the University of Utah. However, a lifetime of non-existent academic work ethic culminated with dropping out from my university after two years with a 1.9 gpa. I had hoped for a future NFL career, but once again academics got in the way of my happiness. After dropping out and returning home, I soon learned the value of education while bouncing between jobs over the next 2 years. I decided to finish my degree, taking one class at a time at a community college. I had to learn how to study from scratch since I had never done so before. It was tough, but I developed strategies to simplify the material for understanding rather than memorization. Soon thereafter, I began tutoring classmates before exams, helping them understand concepts they had previously struggled with. Eventually, I enrolled into a 4-year university in hopes of pursuing my newly acquired interest in academics and medicine. Desperation revealed my passion. My passion nurtured discipline. By the time I completed my coursework at ACU, I had tutored a multitude of subjects, graduated magna cum laude with university honors, earning a B.S. in Biology and Chemistry. The only difference between me then and me now is knowing my passions and desires in life and being aware that one's experience with education, like anything else, is completely dependent upon the exposures and teachers. I teach for true knowledge and hope my story inspires others to learn without limits.