Hi! I am a graduate of the University of Central Florida. I have a bachelor's degree in elementary education and communication with a minor in creative writing. For the past decade, I have been teaching and tutoring children ages 4-16, and I love knowing that I am helping them become more confident, competent learners. I strongly believe in positive reinforcement and utilizing enthusiasm and excitement to foster learning, and I think that creating a comfortable and encouraging environment for children who are struggling is key to their success. I am all about high fives and positive energy, and I love watching improvement and confidence gained through small victories that gradually blossom into big achievements.

Growing up, I struggled in math. I remember being so nervous when I walked into a math class because I knew I would leave feeling unsure. I never want anyone else to feel that way. After graduation from the University of Central Florida, where I majored in Political Science and International Relations, I began serving with Americorps in the classroom.During my two years of service I taught, you guessed it: MATH. I taught 9th grade Algebra 1. What I realized during this time is that I actually love math. I also learned that sometimes when something comes to us easily, we don't know how to share that knowledge to someone else in a way that is beneficial to them. Because Math did not come to me naturally growing up, I have taught myself and my students in a very specific way. My method of help is simple: I am going to teach you math in the way that makes the most sense to you! I make sure not to overwhelm my students and help understand the "why" behind an answer. I will break down problems to the basics so it is digestable and so you can process the information best. All of the students I have tutored 1:1 have gone on to pass the Algebra 1 EOC Exam, which I attribute to the learning process that takes place in our sessions.

I'm a tech professional working in the cloud computing industry with a background in Mathematics and Computer Science. I've been tutoring for years and love helping students gain confidence in complex subjects.I specialize in:- Computer Science (Python, Java, AP CS)- Math (Algebra through Calculus, SAT/ACT Math, AP Calculus)- Statistics and Data Literacy- Spanish (native speaker)My style is approachable, engaging, and tailored to each student's needs. Whether you're prepping for an exam or diving into a tough concept, I'll meet you where you are and help you grow from there.

Hello! My name is Stacia, I teach a diverse range of classes and love illuminating light on the topic of essential life skills. My teaching experience has expanded to diverse learners from over 30 countries in the online learning environment. As a former Walt Disney World Cast Member, I was heavily immersed in the hospitality industry, and there, is where I developed key pillars of service excellence. I graduated from the University of Central Florida where I earned my Bachelor of Science degree in Event Management, a discipline that strongly influences my expertise in teaching others essential career and life skills. I had the unrivaled opportunity to work this amazing job while earning my degree in hospitality. I hold certifications in TESOL and TEFL in addition to my experience in teaching English as a second language to students abroad. A pivot in career and personal growth opportunities has brought my global classroom and family to Las Vegas, Nevada. I look forward to instructing your student to succeed in areas of English Language Arts and College preparation. See you in the classroom!

I am an independent learning consultant with undergraduate and graduate online and in-person teaching, course curriculum development, research, and presentations. I provide academic direction, instruction, editing, and proofreading support for subjects including writing and editing dissertations, doctoral projects, capstones, and master's theses; technical writing; digital marketing; and basic computer skills. Additionally, I have more than 25 years in government and corporate training arenas and online learning. My teaching philosophy is grounded in and built around my experiences as a student. I learned from both the good and bad teachers I had. I make a concerted effort to remember and implement the good techniques and qualities and avoid the bad techniques and qualities that hinder or block understanding, competency, and success. I recognize everyone learns and demonstrates what they have learned differently, and I consciously implement different teaching modalities to accommodate learning styles and evaluation. I look for learning problems students may be having, and work with them to overcome the problems so that they succeed. I recognize that age, culture, and life conditions (work, family, economics, environment) also influence how students learn. I consciously look for those influences and will work with students so that these influences do not become a barrier to students' learning experiences and successes. I also recognize that technology is a part of the learning experience and include it to facilitate access to course content, classmates (to support peer learning), and myself. I believe that teaching is not a 9 am-5 pm job, and I meet with students before or after classes, or online to provide the direction or support they need. My focus and goal are student success, and I believe this success will influence the rest of their days.

Hi! I'm a student at UCF. I'm passionate about English and love Algebra. I'm here to help!

I'm currently an undergraduate chemistry student at UCF. My favorite laboratory procedure is the basic acid-base titration; as there are usually some nice, drastic color changes involved with them.I mainly tutor math (pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, pre-calculus, calculus) and try to help students understand the concepts from the ground up, trying to make sure I go over any areas they struggle in. I have no problem going over a concept or topic multiple times to ensure that someone truly understands what is going on in the problem.Aside from school and work I attempt to keep myself busy by browsing the internet, playing video games, ping-pong, and the occasional basketball game. However, school and work tend to keep me plenty busy as is and like to spill over into my free time.

I am very passionate about helping students reach their academic goals through tutoring. I believe that we can all be successful with the right tools.I have been working with students for as long as I can remember, I started as a teacher's assistant. I then became a volunteer, as a volunteer I would tutor students and conduct small group instructions for different classrooms. I have also been a substitute teacher (pre-K through 12th), a youth leader and coach, a private tutor (K-12th), and a public school tutor (middle school).I am currently a senior at the University of Central Florida. Here I am working on my bachelor's in World Language Education - Spanish with minors in Exceptional Students Education, Spanish, and English as a Second Language.I tutor a wide variety of subjects, usually core subjects (math, English, social studies, and science) focusing on grades k-6th. I also tutor Spanish at any grade/level.As I mentioned before I believe that anyone can be successful with the right tools. One of these tools is a tutor. Tutors can help guide you in the right direction and give you the tools needed to be successful in different classes.

I received my Bachelors Degree in Elementary Education at the University of Central Florida. I have wanted to be a teacher for as long as I remember. I have always enjoyed teaching children, and I especially find joy in those "light bulb" moments when a student catches onto a new concept. I homeschooled my own children from kindergarten through high school. I taught 2nd grade for 8 years. I have taught English to children in China (online) for the last 3 years. I believe education is the best way to improve one's life, and I strive to help people reach their educational goals.

I believe that every child learns in their own unique way.I obtained my masters degree from the University of Central Florida and currently in the process of receiving my doctoral degree from Capella University this December. Currently, I am a reading interventionist at a performing arts academy and working on my 12th year as an teacher. I work closely with variety of students with different learning styles. I love what I do, I really enjoy seeing student learning watching those "ah ha" moments.

I have been a private tutor for more than a decade. In 2008, attended the University of Central Florida for my undergraduate degree, which is where I started my tutoring career. My primary expertise is in English language arts. However, I am also well versed in algebra, geometry, music theory, biology, and other areas of study. I am passionate about tutoring because I did not have the luxury of having one as a child. As a result, I know the feeling of being alone with one's studies all too well and want to ensure that not a single student has to feel as if he or she has no help. Therefore, I am ready, willing, and able to catapult any student to academic success.

I graduated from University of Central Florida with my bachelor's in elementary education K-6 as well with my reading endorsement from K-12. Since then I have been a 7th grade teacher at a middle school. I have experience in tutoring Students of all ages. My Passion It's to expand the student's minds by Having them think outside the Box and using their creativity and knowledge to continue to grow.

I am a Spanish and English tutor with a Bachelor of Arts in Spanish and a Bachelor of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Central Florida. I graduated Summa Cum Laude with both degrees in December 2011 and am currently applying to graduate school.I love tutoring because it allows me the flexibility and opportunity to share my knowledge and help others understand concepts that were previously inaccessible to them. I love watching the "light bulb" go off when someone understands a difficult concept after working diligently!I tutor English grammar and writing and Spanish (grammar, writing, conversation, reading, pronunciation, etc). I have taught and tutored individuals and small groups ranging in ages from three years old to adults. I am not a native speaker, but I've been asked if I'm from Argentina, Cuba, Spain, and other Spanish speaking countries! To me, this demonstrates that with hard work and dedication, anyone can achieve fluency in a foreign language!I have lived in Spain and traveled to Puerto Rico. I love reading, rollerskating, traveling, mentoring, trying new restaurants, and going to as many concerts as possible.

I am an experienced Teaching assistant looking to continue to assist anyone looking for help in writing, english, and economics. I am a published author in St. Louis Law Journal and have two bachelors degrees in Economics and Philosophy. I am excited to give personally tailored assistance to anyone willing to learn and Prosper

Everyone learns differently. My goal is to find out how my students learn best so that I can help them success. Knowing the material, even if very well, is not enough to be a good tutor. I will make my best effort to coach my students so that they can figure out the way in which they learn best and I will adapt my teaching style to each student's needs. I will help them set tangible goals that they can work towards so that they can achieve success and I will be there to help them along the way.About me:I am currently a junior at the University of Central Florida where I am pursuing a degree in economics. I went to high school in Miami, Fl, and before that I lived and studied abroad. In the past I have been a middle school math tutor with Mu Alpha Theta and have been offered tutor positions by the Student Academic Resource Center at UCF. I tutor Economics (both macro and micro), U.S Government and Politics, U.S. History, and Spanish (native speaker. I can help students prepare for the advanced placement tests in all of these subjects. I also help students prepare for college readiness assisting with applications, essays, and SAT critical reading and writing. In my spare time I am a member of the UCF Western Equestrian Team, where I compete in horsemanship competitions, and I am an avid guitar player. I am also very passionate about traveling.My favorite part of tutoring is seeing my students setting up goals and being able to accomplish them. If I had to pick my favorite subjects to tutor they would be U.S.History and U.S. government. So much in fact, that I read books about these subjects just for pleasure. Nonetheless, I am very proficient in all the other subjects that I tutor as well.

I have spent the past 23 years working with students and teachers to be their best. I have a passion for science and helping my students achieve success. I have a Bachelor's degree in Marine Biology and a Master's degree in science education. I look forward to helping you be your best!

I am a current undergraduate student at the University of Central Florida pursuing a bachelor???s in music education. During and prior to my time at UCF, I have worked with music students of all ages, helping them gain insight into technique and practice methods, and volunteered time during high school to acting as a tutor for those struggling in academic subjects. In my time acting as an academic tutor, I have found that I most enjoy assisting students struggling with English and math. With all subjects, but especially in regards to these, I often find that students know more than they believe they do. My aim in teaching is to help students take ownership and pride in what they do well, and begin to use this confidence to establish responsibility for their own learning that will advance their knowledge beyond a classroom setting. I believe that the more control students find they have over their own learning, the more successful they will be. In my spare time I enjoy all sorts of films and TV shows, and doing research for social justice advocacy.

I have a BS and MS in biology from the University of Central Florida and am currently applying to PhD programs in biology and entomology. I enjoy anything outdoors, soccer, football, food, and friends and family. I am passionate about science and science education and look forward to helping!

I graduated with a Master's in Communication Sciences and Disorders from UCF. I desire to learn and teach about anything and everything. I am also hard-working,determined to use my knowledge and talents for the betterment of anyone in need. I love connecting with people and discovering where their passions lie. I greatly appreciate the interaction of science and art in the field of speech-language therapy, and in everything else I learn and teach about.

I graduated from the University of Central Florida in 2015 with a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. I am a certified teacher in the state of Florida, with my certifications in reading, teaching English as a second language, and Elementary K-6. I spent the 2015 - 2016 school year teaching kindergarten in the public school system, and have been working as a private tutor and substituting since. I have worked with elementary school aged children, middle school English language arts, reading, and math, and high school English language arts. I have tutored one on one and I have tutored small groups. I have worked with special needs, including Autism, ADHD and other learning disabilities.I am currently a student at the Delaware Law School and am working towards my JD. I spend my free time reading, doing word searches, and watching my favorite television shows.I am committed to always trying my best and striving for the best in others. I am a strong believer in education, and feel that knowledge is power. I would love to work with you to achieve your greatest potential.

I'm a passionate tutor, SAS graduate (ranked #3 high school in the nation), and current engineering student at UCF. I help students build confidence in math and science by breaking down complex ideas into simple, clear steps. Instead of overwhelming you with technical details, I adapt to your learning style and focus on problem-solving skills you'll carry forward. My sessions are relaxed and judgment-free, so you can ask questions and learn from mistakes. Whether it's algebra, geometry, or physics, I'll work at your pace to turn challenges into strengths.

I have recently graduated from the Burnett Honors College at the University of Central Florida with a Bachelors degree in Biomedical Sciences. This upcoming year I am going to the Institute of Human Nutrition at Columbia University to get an MS in Nutrition and Metabolism.I have been a tutor for college students for 2 years at my university, teaching Organic Chemistry 1 and General Chemistry. I've also helped high school students with college admission essays, and with kindergartners in the Junior Achievement program.I enjoy working with children and finding creative ways for them to learn the material and to try to inspire a desire to learn by making learning fun for them. I also really enjoy teaching general chemistry, because I find the material fascinating. When I tutor a student, I don't just give them the answers, but rather I guide them to the answers. It is important that a student learns how to find the answers themselves so they do not become dependent on outside sources.

I am currently an undergraduate perusing my bachelors degree in Computer Engineering at UCF.My specialty is mathematics- I have been on Mu Alpha Theta in my high school and my team has placed numerous times and my qualifications prove my experience within my specialty.I do enjoy tutoring others that are struggling in mathematics, from Algebra 1 all the way to Calculus 2. My method of tutoring is for the student to understand the different methods they can use to approach a problem, as least to get a good foundation for what they know. Solving mathematical problems is a passion that I have, as proven though my stubbornness (in a good way) and experience, and I want to share that with my fellow students. In my spare time, I enjoy coding, playing soccer, going to the gym, and playing video games, namely MOBAs.

As a dedicated life long learner, I enjoy sharing all that I have obtained. I meet every student at their level and challenge them to increase their knowledge base.

I am a graduate of International Academy of Design & Technology with a degree in Interior Design. I also graduated from University of Central Florida with a degree in Communication Sciences & Disorders. I guess I'm a little eclectic with my pursuits, but I love being unique. I started my educational career as a speech & language pathologist in an elementary school. After 2 years of that, I decided to become certified to teach. My teaching certificate includes elementary education, exceptional student education, and English for speakers of other languages. The special education classroom is where I found out how much I loved working with student of varying exceptionalities. Each day was so rewarding and exciting, but paperwork and demands from district really put a damper on that joy of helping students. Tutoring came easily for me when the opportunity arose and I'm glad I never looked back from leaving the schools. Helping each student find their "light bulb" moment is what I continually strive for. I am primarily able to work with elementary students across all subjects and varying levels of ability. In middle school and high school, I am most confident with reading and writing, but can work with math if I have a chance to refresh my memory on the topic. I am trained to work with students who are learning English as a second language of any age. I have experience with helping prepare for different tests academically and professionally as the need arises.

No one learns anything unless they feel comfortable and understood. I'm a writer by trade, and my job is to understand who a character is so I know why and how they do what they do. When I work with a student, I try to understand how they see things first; it helps me to see from their perspective, and it helps me to understand how to help them see from another perspective.Most students have the potential to do better than they are, they just haven't been told in terms that make sense to them. That's what I'm here to do.

My eclectic background has equipped me to facilitate student success and excellence as an Educator. I sincerely care about the development of the whole student, realizing that students arrive at institutions of higher learning from an array of cultures with different levels of preparation. I am devoted to providing the opportunity for students to succeed and to accomplish their educational and career goals. I assess learning styles and ultimately utilize various innovative tools to ensure the students' success.As an educator, my commitment in taking an active approach and obligation to helping students follow the path that will lead them to their goals begins with mentoring. My goal is to educate students and assist them in developing their own learning interests and create an environment that facilitates critical thinking that establishes a learner-centered environment with transferrable marketable skills and abilities that will prepare them to compete in the workforce. This means instructing a diverse population of learners at different academic levels. In particular, my work history and experience teaching professional development has made me aware of the needs and interests of a culturally diverse student body. As a result, I realize that student success depends on student retention which means actively promoting the learning goals by deploying a variety of methods, tools, and resources to identify, reach, and educate students. I provide ongoing consultation with community and state partners to establish and implement strategies to improve educational outcomes by deploying evidence-based practices.

I am a University of Central Florida Computer Science student. I excel at mathematics and have done well in this subject since I was young. I am very excited to help others get through the hurdles that they face. Cannot wait to help students with their mathematical needs.

As a passionate designer with a Bachelors degree in Architecture and actively pursuing Masters of Fine Arts, I am dedicated to helping students excel in design software such as Photoshop, Rhinocerous3D, and others. My teaching approach is centered on creating an engaging and supportive learning environment where creativity flourishes. Though I have experience in the classroom, I bring a unique perspective from my background in architecture and theater, allowing me to connect with students through practical, real-world applications. I am motivated by the joy of seeing my students grow in their skills and confidence, and I believe that every learner has the potential to succeed with the right guidance and encouragement.

I an actuarial analyst, author of math workbook, Mathematician, Statistician, and University of Central Florida alumni. I have 17 years of experience tutoring 6th graders to college students. I strive to make sure my students not only get the grade, but truly understand the material. Having my students teach me the topic afterwards shows me that they are ready to move on. Math is everywhere in the world and I like to incorporate it into my lessons. I believe my experience, my love for math, and my genuine want to help is what makes me a great tutor. I strive to make sure the student truly understands the material, not accepting "kind of" as "yes, I understand". I tend to ask what the students what their hobbies are so that I may relate the problem to their own lives. I found that this technique is a real winner.

I have more than 10 years of teaching and tutoring experience. I have taught students of all grade levels, from kindergarten through the college level. I have also tutored various subjects, including math, English, reading, technology and standardized test preparation. I believe all students are able to effectively learn new information and apply it to real life. All students learn differently and at different paces. Some students learn by doing, some by hearing and some by seeing. An effective tutor is able to use different teaching methods to reach each individual student. Also, the tutor must understand the strengths and weaknesses of each student to assess areas of improvement. When you pair the student with an effective tutor, then the student will gain more knowledge. This results in better grades and test scores, and a greater opportunity for success in the future.

I hope to help students gain knowledge and confidence in the sometimes-intimidating subjects of math and science by breaking them down until they are approachable. I bring patience, a positive outlook, and creativity to my tutoring. I have a degree in environmental engineering from the University of Central Florida and experience peer tutoring as well as professional experience in the engineering field.

I have had the opportunity to work as an educator in high-school, undergraduate, and graduate education settings. I have taught classes ranging from sociology to statistical analysis. I myself was not particularly gifted in these subjects and, as a result, I feel as though I can convey complex ideas in simple terms to students in a broad range of competency levels.

All students have a path to progress; including students with disabilities. A student and teacher must discover the best learning strategies for effective and efficient progress, together.

I am a high energy teacher who loves seeing students have their "ah-ha" moment. I look forward to working with you fr your success.

Since graduating college I have been working as a substitute teacher, K-12 educational consultant and tutor, and middle school ELA/Speech and Debate teacher. I have found that I enjoy the teaching environment and have had measurable success through the tutoring system and Osceola School District. Throughout my time in the public schools system, both elementary and post secondary, I have always enjoyed the academic experience. I look forward to the opportunity to transfer some of my own enthusiasm to the younger generations, particularly in middle school.I have always been an avid reader and enjoyed the language arts and literature. I believe that reading and a fundamental understanding of the written languages is the most essential tool any student can have. Without a full and in depth comprehension of languages, all other subjects will necessarily suffer. By broadening the ability of a student to use and understand languages creatively, that student is better able to understand the motivations behind history, the connections in math and number theory, the practical applications of science and technology, and any other subject for which the student has an interest.Motivating a student to develop an interest in language arts should involve teaching the student the importance of language arts applications in his or her own interests. While classical applications are as important, they must be made relevant to the student. I hope that I will have the chance to inspire students to cultivate an interest in language that will further their studies in other subjects through a teaching and tutoring position. My own love of learning was strongly inspired by teachers in my own life, even in the subjects for which I was not as adept. It is my hope to be similarly inspiring to students through teaching reading and languages arts.

I am currently an undergraduate student at the University of Central Florida (UCF) pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science with a minor in Intercultural Communication. I am also in the accelerated BS-MS CS program at UCF, meaning I am completing my Bachelor's and Master's at the same time and will graduate with both in 2026. I was a student with Varsity Tutors in high school and completed SAT and Calculus tutoring through the program. It was with my tutors that I was shown the difference tutoring can make in someone's life and was encouraged to tutor students as part of my school's chapter of Mu Alpha Theta (Math National Honor Society) and Science National Honor Society. Additionally, I was a teacher assistant at the Museum of Science and History for their Discovery Camp program focusing on STEAM-based (science, technology, engineering and math) activities. I am passionate about teaching computer science classes and helping students find the joy in the intricacies of code. Computer classes go hand in hand with math and as I have completed Calculus 3 and Matrix and Linear Algebra, I enjoy teaching students the logic and theory behind advanced computations. I find the best way to teach students is to begin with a short lesson/refresher and complete examples in the I Do, We Do, You Do format. In my spare time, I love to go on walks with my cats Lovely and Ammu (they are harness trained), foster kittens, read, bike, and paint.

I love to learn and plan to keep learning the rest of my life. I'm a traveler at heart and love to learn about different cultures; seeing my education in practice. I love board sports – surf, wake, longboard, snowboard. My tutoring is very lax, I'll push but with patience.

I earned my degrees at Miami Dade Honors College and the University of Central Florida, one in computer science and the other in math education, respectively.I have been tutoring for 14 years in various subjects, but I am most strong in mathematics. Math is my favorite subject to teach because it's not only fun, but I love watching the "aha" moments students get when they understand.I personally believe in the ideal that all can learn math! There isn't a single person I have worked with who has left my care without some semblance of understanding of mathematics!

I am a professional educator with over two decades of experience in coaching, teaching, tutoring, and mentoring. I am passionate about supporting academic and holistic growth in my students. I majored in Biology, Education, and Psychology in undergrad with a minor in Chemistry and Science Education. I earned my MS in Psychology with a focus on statistics and research methods.