My belief is that EVERYONE is capable of learning. Instead of focusing on disability or what is lacking, my students and I focus on strengths that can help us to reach our potential in areas that may challenge us. If you can grasp an understanding of how you learn best, the sky is the limit.I develop my lessons on individualized needs, strengths, and interests of my students. Learning should be FUN and the style that you learn in should be what works best for YOU!About me:-Graduated with honors from Temple University (Education and Special Education)-Freelance writer-Experience teaching ages 3 through adulthood-Highly qualified in English

Currently I am a graduate student pursuing a PhD in Public Policy from the University of Massachusetts Boston. This semester, I have the opportunity to teach a course called "Concepts of Community", which explores how we conceive and understand the communities which we are all a part of. This is is not the first time that I will be teaching college students, prior to moving to Boston, I was an adjunct professor at Temple University in the Geography and Urban Studies Department. Temple University is also where I earned my MA in Geography and Urban Studies. Along with college students, I have worked with high school students. Upon graduating college, I worked as a substitute teacher, providing students with assistance whatever subject they have me working on for that day. Furthermore, there have been cases where I was in charge for classes where the teacher was absent for an extended period of time. Along with substitute teaching, I had the opportunity to work with young people through Temple University's Information, Technology, and Society Research Group's (ITSRG) BITS program. BITS (Building Information and Technology Skills) enabled me to teach young students from Philadelphia about urban planning, sustainability, and geographic information systems (GIS).While my focus is on social sciences, I do have experience helping students understand math and other quantitative I disciplines. My job as a tutor is to help the student understand not only what they need to learn, but why they need to learn it. I want help students become motivated in their academic careers.

I am a graduate of Temple University. I received a Bachelor of Science in Education, focusing on both Special and Regular Education. I hold a teaching certificate for the state of Pennsylvania in both of those areas. Since graduation, I have substitute taught, I have worked as a classroom aid through Extended School Year, I have had my own 5th and 6th grade classrooms, and I have worked in a daycare setting as a pre-school teacher. When I am teaching or tutoring, I think it is important that my students reach the answer or conclusion on their own, with only as much assistance as they need from me. I myself can take some time to learn new things, so I know how important it is to be patient and supportive through the learning process. I believe that learning should be a very enjoyable thing to do, and that everyone should have the opportunity to learn at their own pace and discover new things that they can enjoy learning about for a lifetime. I do yoga and take walks on a daily basis, I love to be outside in the fresh air. I also enjoy sewing, knitting, and making fun crafts with felt.

Over the last few years I have had the pleasure of tutoring some of the most athletically talented students at Temple University. The best part of the job has always been the teammate like relationship we form when setting academic goals together and then reaching them for the student using tools tailored to the student's study style and needs.

I enjoy helping students learn what I believe is one of the hardest languages that has ever existed...physics. We use mathematics to communicate our ideas through it, which can be a very difficult task. I enjoy teaching others math and physics through techniques which I believe are simple and straightforward and also supply a vast amount of examples through past homeworks and exams that I have accumulated over the years.I have had a lot of success with my students and try to keep myself available 24/7 for any questions they might have through texting and email, especially when it comes close to their exam dates.

I am a college student who likes helping others to achieve academic success while enjoying the material they are learning. I hope to help individuals become better students and conquer tough subjects.

I graduated from Temple University's Fox of Business School. I have a bachelor of science degree in Statistical Science and Data Analytics with a 3.87 GPA. I started tutoring high school students in different math grades before graduating. I am very interested in mathematics. I will get pleasure from helping students improve their grades. It means a lot to me to help students improve. "Better teach a man how to fish than give him fish" is my favorite sentence. I also hope to help students learn how to learn knowledge.

I am looking to invest time and energy helping students to master subjects. I want to utilize my degree in education to benefit others.

I'm a third year medical student and graduated from USC with a full tuition scholarship and a degree in Global Health B.S. I have tutored science, math, and the humanities, for several years and love doing it! I received a 2390 superscore on the SAT (99th percentile) and 94th percentile on the MCAT.I have taught English to Arabic-speaking individuals as well and enjoy helping students become more effective and confident writers.

Hi I'm Christine, a chill academic punk originally from the Pacific Northwest. I came to Philly 4 years ago to experience a brand new scene, one I'd only heard was rough around the edges but filled with soul. Since then I've fallen in love with the city and hope to embody the genuine and organically fiery spirit instilled in the people here. Wherever I am though I'll always retain the subdued spirit of the forests, mountains, and water of the Pacific Northwest.

I went to Ohio State University and graduated with a bachelor of science in Mathematics! I love math, because as Kady explains in Mean Girls, I like math because it is the same in every country. I know a lot of people hate math, and I am here to try to change their minds...math is really great if you give it a try.I have tutored throughout high school and college my tutoring style involves being patient and going at your pace.Outside of academia, I am interested in yoga and traveling (I have been to 7 countries and am trying to add more whenever possible!)

I am a proud graduate of Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. I received my Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics there and went on to develop my love for exploring by moving to Los Angeles shortly afterward. While in Southern California, I worked hard to build up my experience by doing private tutoring, working at after school institutes and substitute teaching. I eventually received my teaching credential in Secondary Education with an emphasis in Mathematics and taught at a charter school for 3 fulfilling years. I enjoy working with students of all grade levels and ages, but really enjoy the connection with secondary education students, as I have the most experience in that field. I can tutor a wide range of subjects but I have the most success with Math and Grammar. In my spare time, I love to live life to its fullest. This includes traveling to different countries and cities, photography and even thrill activities like parkour.

I performed exceptionally on my USMLE STEP 1 exam. I truly believe that I can help students struggling with understanding concepts heavily tested in this exam as well as teach proper techniques in approaching questions.While in medical school I spend my spare time completing master's degrees in molecular biology, theology, and psychology. Conncurrently I am also now working on a PHD while waiting for the next cycle for residency.Prior to medical school, I was a working EMT with vast field experience

I am passionate about helping students with their executive functioning skills. I also love tutoring any K-4 subject! Creating a safe learning environment is my number one priority.

I love education. I love learning and I love helping others learn. I am very friendly and committed to helping others around me.I studied History and International Relations in college and my fascination with people, their cultures and their stories led me to travel the world. Through these travels, I have taught students of all ages in a variety of settings and disciplines. I have several years' teaching experience and enjoy the energy and dynamism of the classroom as well as the unique challenges and rewards that come with tutoring.I am currently pursuing my Master of Education degree at Temple University as well as a Master's in TESOL. I have taken many interesting classes covering topics such as "Models of Teaching," "Designing Curriculum and Assessment in TESOL," and "Child and Adolescent Behavior." I have also conducted field work at Olney Elementary School, Lower Merion High School, Constitution High School, Tacony Academy Charter School and Eastern State Penitentiary.I am a tireless worker who is committed to being the best teacher I can be and who enjoys teaching children and adults alike. I will work hard to ensure that you achieve your learning objectives. This won't be easy but if we work together, I am sure we can accomplish our goals.

Learning should be fun and engaging. As a tutor, I strive to help my students grasp concepts intuitively rather than using a basic formulaic approach. I believe that a combination of hands-on practice and real-world connections is the best way to truly grasp a subject. I have always found math to be an extremely interesting field and I hope that you can leave my tutoring with a newfound respect for the art. The sciences, especially physics, hold a similar spot in my heart for their ability to describe and quantize the real world around us. Subjects I can tutor: Highschool Math AP Calc AB (5) AP Stats (5) Calculus 1, 2, and Differential Equations Physics 1 and 2 I'm a Temple University Honors College sophomore in Philadelphia, PA. where I am pursuing a bachelor's in electrical engineering with a minor in mathematics.

I have more than 5 years of tutoring experience and I love working with all kinds of students. I have tutored students of all ages, and also students with learning disabilities. I have had lots of success with students that I have worked with. I am currently a statistician and I apply math concepts to my work everyday on the job.

I have a B.A. in Journalism/Communications from Temple University and am currently working on my M.A. in TESOL at West Chester University. I work as a graduate assistant in the University Writing Center at WCUPA and coordinate the Conversation Partners program, which I also developed and implemented. I worked as a tutor at Burlington County College for two years where I focused on assisting students taking composition, literature, and ESL/ELL courses. I love to cook, bake, make candy, read, and travel abroad. I love experiencing new cultures and seeing everything the world has to offer. I was an exchange student in high school and spent time in Russia. During college, I studied in England.

I recently graduated from Temple University majoring in Political Science and minoring in Arabic Studies. Throughout my school career, I have tutored many students in need of academic help and enrichment. I enjoy tutoring students because I acknowledge and understand the struggles that come with school and how the great 'aha' moment when finally understanding a topic makes all the difference in the world! I plan to tutor Math courses up to Algebra 1, English, and Arabic.Besides tutoring, I enjoy doing many things during my free time. I enjoy jet-skiing, riding horses, snorkeling, traveling, and writing poems. These activities have all contributed, in some way or another, to my success in dealing with and helping students of various backgrounds with various academic needs.

I am student at Temple University in Philadelphia. I am currently studying finance, and am aiming towards a BBA. I have experience working with students in the past. I would tutor underclassmen ay my high school. I mainly taught them mathematics subjects, such as algebra and geometry. Most maths are my favorite subjects to tutor. Math is such an essential subject to understand, and I am here to help students understand that! Every student learns differently; at different paces and adjust better to different methods. My tutoring style is to tend more towards the student and figure out what works best for them. Outside of academia, I am a fencer! I started fencing since my junior year of high school, and have been doing it ever since. I also love to play billiards. My friends and I play very often.

I believe that all students possess the ability to learn new skills when the lesson is individualized. I will work with your student's strengths and support them through their weaknesses. Together we will reach their academic goals.

I recently graduated from Temple University with a Bachelor's of Science in Environmental Science. I took a variety of STEM classes including biology, physics, chemistry, and calculus. I enjoy tutoring students in math and other STEM classes and helping them not only understand but enjoy the subject. I believe students have a better overall experience and learn better when they are enjoying what they are learning. I am particularly hoping to give students homework help and help on practice exams.

I have been coding and using computers for as long as I can remember, from my first website created with HTML when I was in elementary school, to eventually building WordPress themes for my web design clients. I love using technology to make life easier and build a better world for all. Back in high school I was a straight A student and achieved a perfect score on my math SAT and a near perfect on writing. I earned a Bachelor's degree in Marketing and International Business from Temple University with honors. I am dedicated to empowering students in their learning journeys, particularly in subjects like Graphic Design, Computer Science, and software skills. I strive to create engaging, hands-on lessons that cater to individual learning styles, fostering both confidence and competence. My approach is rooted in patience and encouragement, as I believe that every student has the potential to excel when provided with the right tools and support. I am excited to inspire creativity and technical skills in my students, helping them navigate the digital landscape and reach their learning (and life!) goals.

Until I was a post-doc at Temple Medical, I did not realize my capacity for relating my knowledge of my fields of interest to students and visiting researchers. The enjoyment of helping to shape the minds of those who are up and coming scholars excites me. More so though, it is the exchange of ideas and perspectives that drives me to continue pursuing mentorship.

As a passionate educator with an ongoing Master's in Early Childhood Education and Special Education from Chestnut Hill College, I thrive on helping students discover their potential. With over five years of various tutoring experience, I specialize in reading intervention and elementary subjects, including English, math, and science. My teaching philosophy centers around creating a supportive learning environment that encourages curiosity and confidence. I believe in tailoring my approach to meet each student's unique needs, fostering a love for learning that extends beyond the classroom. In my free time, I enjoy exploring music and literature, which inspires my creative teaching methods. I am dedicated to guiding my students toward academic success and personal growth.

Here to learn and to help others learn! Creating an interest in learning and an understanding of the ways that knowledge can be intuitive and useful is key to creating life-long learners. Life-long learners can enrich their lives, both professionally and personally, much more effectively for the rest of their lives.I am currently a graduate student working towards an MFA in Creative Writing at Temple University. Prior to that, I have a year of experience teaching all subjects at a 10th grade level, and two degrees from the University of Arizona - A B.S. in Neuroscience and Cognitive Science and a B.A. in French Language, Literature, and Culture. I am passionate about learning more about the world and helping others to learn and understand more as well!

I believe that learning programming as a practical skill is both fun and important as I do so in my free time. While my past experience is primary with younger students I find that if one is not capable of teaching what they've learned, they have not learned it well enough. I find myself giving lectures on game design and development concepts to any listening ear. I am currently working towards a Computer Science degree at Temple University as an Honors student. I can tutor programming, game design as well and have experience in making music for games. I can tutor high school programming. I am also able to tutor the SAT where my stronger suit would be math. I believe that anyone can do excellent in a subject with sufficient, and efficient practice.

My name is Aleena, and I'll be starting medical school this Fall in Philly, PA. I have tutored in biology, chemistry, physics, all levels of math up through Calculus II, English, psychology, and history. I have tutored students from elementary school all the way up to college-age. I have been tutoring for 5 years now and love it so much!

In May, 2015, I graduate from Temple University with a BA in English, completing a degree program begun in 1968. Since I returned to Temple a year ago, I have maintained a straight-A average in all courses. Furthermore, I am honored to receive Temple's Florence Duckworth Award for excellence in scholarship and leadership in English studies. This past year at Temple has been one of the most rewarding and delightful years of my life.Since 2009 I have been a trained volunteer tutor in Adult Basic English (ABE) and English as a Second Language (ESL) sponsored by Delaware County Literacy Council (DCLC). For ABE I have helped adult students with low-level literacy learn to read and write. For ESL I have helped adult legal immigrants master the language of their adopted country, the USA. I love this work so much that I left a successful career in investment accounting in order to complete my degree and teach English to adults. As part of an internship at Temple I am currently teaching an ESL evening class of six students at DCLC until July, 2015.As one can tell from my years of study, I am grounded in the old-fashioned instruction of English grammar and composition. This contributes to my tutoring success because I understand the basics that support a platform of literacy: elements such as the ABCs, sensible but flexible grammar, coherent sentence structure and functional parts of speech. My recent studies at Temple provided the latest research and theory in rhetoric, linguistics and the newest forms of digital literacy. Moreover, my recent experiences in the classroom provided bonding with college-age people in a peer relationship. I connect with the younger generation in special ways that were unavailable to me a year ago. As a result of my experience, I'm quite comfortable in both worlds of the English language: essential fundamentals and the new digital age.My writing skills are strong, as my Duckworth award attests. My first love is American and English literature. I'm a voracious readerso much so that I haven't owned or watched TV in decades. After all, I figure, why watch TV if I can read a book instead?

In 2011 I graduated from Temple University with a Bachelors of Science in the field of Neuroscience. As an undergraduate, I became really active in research, more specifically; I started investigating the effects nicotine has on learning and memory. By the time I graduated from Temple I had helped publish two peer reviewed journal articles. Both articles were published in the journal of Behavioral Neuroscience. Upon graduation, I was given the opportunity to teach classes on the research process and research ethics to undergraduate students. I also held workshops for these students on how to write a proper resume and personal statement for graduate school. This was only a six-week position but in that time my students conducted research in a laboratory on campus and wrote up their findings in a scientific research paper. At the end of the summer they presented their research at a conference in Atlanta, Georgia. I found it very rewarding to help my students go through this process in such a short period of time. I moved to Portland in 2012 because I was admitted into the Behavioral Neuroscience PhD Program at Oregon Health & Science University. After a year in this program, I realized that I missed working with and mentoring students and I decided to leave the program and pursue a Masters in Academic Advising from Kansas State University. I am currently a few months away from completing my masters degree and I am still living in Portland, Oregon (my degree is being completed online). I am currently working as a classroom assistant for a blind student at Portland State University. I help this student in the classroom and I tutor him outside of the classroom as well. I really enjoy working for the disability resource center and am very passionate about helping ALL students succeed in their academic endeavors. I believe that students all learn differently and what really helps one student learn a concept may confuse a different student. As a tutor, I try to assess how my students learn best and work off of their learning style. I also believe in working off of students' strengths. For instance, if a student struggles with writing argumentative essays, I will start off by giving him or her an essay about a topic they are really passionate about. This way they can see that they can actually like the writing process. Once we establish that they can actually do the task I will ask them to write about something that they are not as familiar with or something that does not interest them as much. I think it is really important to not treat all students the same when it comes to teaching because everyone thinks differently! I tutor a wide assortment of subjects: Elementary/Middle school level math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, College level Statistics, Middle School/High School/College level English, college writing, ESL Writing/Grammar, Neuroscience/Psychology, and High School and Middle School science. I really enjoy teaching students about Psychology and the brain because I personally find it to be fascinating! I also love to help students with writing because I find it rewarding to see their progression over time. It makes me really happy when I see students' developing more complex arguments after just a few tutoring sessions. As far as my hobbies go, I am really interested in reading, writing, bowling, miniature golf, swimming and going to professional sporting events!

As a passionate educator with a Doctorate in Chemistry from Temple University, I have over 5 years of tutoring experience in subjects such as College Chemistry, General Chemistry 2, and Organic Chemistry. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore complex concepts and ask questions. I strive to connect with each student by adapting my methods to their unique learning styles, ensuring that they not only understand the material but also develop a genuine interest in the subject. I am dedicated to helping students achieve academic success and build confidence in their abilities, which drives my enthusiasm for tutoring. When I'm not teaching, I enjoy engaging in scientific literature and exploring the latest developments in the field of chemistry.

I am a skilled mentor and teacher. As an attorney, I currently handle sustainability law, environmental law and contracts. I have experience with developing mission sustainability plans for U.S. military bases that enhance long-term sustainability of testing and training operations. I have developed workshops and educational programs on goal setting, plan implementation, and stakeholder development. I have presented at national conferences on the topic of climate change adaptation planning and water management planning in water-stressed areas. I have also volunteered as an AmeriCorps Watershed Ambassador for the state of New Jersey and assessed the health of neighborhood streams in the Rancocas Creek Watershed, taught in the classroom and educational workshops on a variety of environmental issues, and trained citizen volunteers of all ages in the science of stream monitoring. In college, I was a member of the ROTC program. Upon graduation, I was commissioned as an officer in the Army. My military stint included a tour of duty in the Republic of Korea.

Hi there! My name is Aartee, Im a sophomore at Temple University, and I absolutely love literature, writing, and grammar. My love of English started when I was young; my parents fostered an early appreciation of reading from when I was three years old. I quickly became an avid bookworm, and I would read anything I could get my hands on. My affinity for reading followed me throughout my education, English has always been my favorite subject, and I took A.P. Writing and Composition and Advanced Literature in high school. I went to a college preparatory high school, so I am well versed in ACT and SAT standardized test prep. I started Temple University in the fall of 2016 as an English major, and have taken four college level literature classes to date.My experience with teaching began in high school. During my sophomore year of high school as part of my Girl Scout Gold Award I visited my grade school to teach students about the environment through a hands-on garden planting project. I worked with preschoolers to eighth graders, and it was through this project that I discovered I wanted to teach. Towards the end of my senior year of high school, I taught eighth grade students English and Math through a high school literacy program. After graduating high school, I took a year off in between graduating high school and starting college, and throughout that year I freelance tutored high school aged students in ACT and SAT prep. My most recent teaching experience has been with Temple Universitys Jumpstart Readers Program during the Spring 2017 semester. I volunteered with this program twice a week at a local preschool, and worked with students on fundamental literacy skills. This coming Fall 2017 semester I will be serving as a Jumpstart AmeriCorps member in between class.I am a dedicated and passionate tutor who understands the value of patience and communication. I have worked with a myriad of different students, and I recognize that different students have different needs, and that no two students learn the same way. Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, and I would love to be your tutor! :)

I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Temple University in the United States in 2017. I hold a TEFL certification in Teaching English as a Foreign Language (168 hours) from the TEFL Academy. I have worked in many different learning environments. I just finished teaching first grade in Vietnam for one year at an international school. Previous to that position, I was teaching in Spain for two years in public schools teaching elementary, middle, and high school level students. During my time in Spain, I also worked in language centers prepping students for English exams and business English courses for adults. I tutor subjects such as ESL, adult literacy, all elementary school subjects, and English for all level learners. My favorite subject to teach is English as a second language. It is a challenging subject to teach, but it is gratifying to watch my students' abilities grow so rapidly. I'm an instructor who is versed in using effective and efficient methods of teaching to focus on the individual needs of each student. My philosophy of education is that differentiation is critical. I firmly believe all student's needs can't be met in the same way. Therefore it's our job to create a classroom for all learners to flourish. When I'm not in the classroom, I enjoy traveling and learning about new cultures and languages. I have now visited twenty-five different countries and more to come.

I am a passionate, adaptable, data-driven, and equity focused teacher with vast experience teaching reading, writing, and social studies.I am a graduate from Temple University with a double major in Early Childhood Education and Special Education. I have a North Carolina teaching license in Elementary Literacy.I have taught 5th grade reading, writing, and social studies for 3 years, including a year and a half of remote online instruction with 50 students. I also have teaching experience with pre-k through 6th grade in a variety of subjects.I am trained in a variety of methods to teach students the foundations of literacy including EL curriculum, Words Their Way, and Orton-Gillingham. After getting to know your strengths and goals, I'd create a tailored approach to reading specifically for you!I love learning and am always incorporating games, content, and learning that excites you!

I am currently a fourth year Bio Engineering student at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA with a focus on neural engineering. I have extensive tutoring experience in Mathematics and other subjects, tutoring children and High school students. I love to make math fun and engaging, and am good at simplifying complex ideas so that they are easier to understand and master.

My teaching philosophy includes connecting with students on a personal level to establish a relationship of trust, and to provide students with an educative experience that inspires them to become lifelong learners. My passion for teaching children and for the Spanish language is a core part of who I am. I enjoy working with youth and learning their personalities, in addition to inspiring them and helping them to achieve their goals. I have gained professional experience working with children of various grade levels to support their developmental growth in both the academic setting and non-academic setting. I have worked as an in-class Spanish tutor, Student Teacher at multiple schools, as well as a CIT and lead Camp Counselor at two summer camps. From my experience and the education I received from Temple University, I learned to be more organized, flexible, patient, compassionate, as well as a better listener and how to reflect that in my instruction. I would be honored to be of service to any student seeking to improve their Spanish skills!

I recently completed my graduate degree in English and Writing at the University of California San Diego. As an undergraduate I studied anthropology and Italian literature/language at Temple University. I moved back to Philly immediately after finishing my masters degree, and work part time for an independent non-profit publishing press in Old City, where I also administer creative writing workshops 1-2 times a month. I am a book worm! I think language is interesting and that studying it can give us unique insights to the ways people behave and interact.

Tutoring provides me the opportunity to work with students and connect with them in a manner that influences their enjoyment of a subject. My passion is science and math because it explains how the world works, how nature works, and how all the phenomenon around us work. I want all students to enjoy science and math, and understand how they impact us in our daily lives. As I watch the learning process unfold, I am able to watch those connections being made, and nothing brings me greater satisfaction than seeing that moment when a student has that clarity and feels empowered that they mastered something they thought they never could.I take a collaborative approach to teaching to ensure thorough understanding of the material, allowing students to also enjoy the learning process, and focus on pertinent applications of the material extending beyond the scope of a single assignment. I like to break concepts down into smaller, easy-to-manage parts, and then bring them back together once each part is mastered.I earned my Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice and after 10 years as a police officer, decided to change careers to positively impact people through teaching. I will complete my Master's in Education at the end of the year. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy spending time with my 4 children, and I am also interested in photography and reading. I have been tutoring science and math for the past year at the local community college.

To start, I am a mom and I love spending time with family and friends. I enjoy biking (bicycles), cooking new meals, scrap booking and going out to lunch or dinner with my friends. I also advocate for children who are not receiving the proper services in the school system. I am passionate about children receiving what they need to be successful from the school system. Academically, I have earned three master degrees over the years. One is in business and the other two are in the field of psychology; School Psychology and Educational Psychology. I have spent a number of years working in the public school system as a school psychologist. I thoroughly enjoy working with children to help them achieve a level of success with their academics. I like to use a multi-model approach to tutoring which includes your typical paper and pencil work, computer based learning tools, hands on strategies and discussion based learning. I believe for a student to remain engaged and active in their own learning they have to enjoy it to some degree. The teaching has to be interesting, engaging and have some level of fun tied to it. The teacher/tutor needs to know their student(s) and what their learning styles are in order to create the most effective strategies. I believe a reward system is very helpful for students who have a very low level of motivation to do their school work. It can be a very simple system which does not require spending lots of money, if any. I thoroughly enjoy working with children with special needs and various learning disabilities. My background is in the field of special education and I am well versed on a variety of interventions that prove successful with students. I have worked with students at all levels and have learned that a one's confidence level plays a large part in their success. When one feels confident about themselves and their ability to learn the material they seem to progress a bit quicker than those who struggle with self-confidence. I will help to build your child's self-confidence as they learn. It can be a fun experience and something your child looks forward to instead of dreading doing their school work. I look forward to working with you and your student(s).