Award-Winning Tutors serving Onalaska, WA

...math, English, biology, and chemistry. I am most passionate about teaching math, I find it rewarding to the confidence of students to grow as they become better at math. My strategy for ensuring my students' success is to provide organization tips, create a safe space to ask questions and be confused, and have the opportunity...

...graduation, I taught 4th grade for a year on the Navajo reservation in New Mexico through Teach for America/AmeriCorps. As part of my work, I taught an after-school reading program for 3rd-5th graders through Save the Children. I currently work for an academic program at a local university. While I am comfortable tutoring many subjects,...

...1st, 2nd, 5th, and 6th grades. I would love the opportunity to work with you to help with homework, improve test scores, or help you advance your learning. I am very flexible in my teaching style so I can definitely cater to what your learning style is and what you are expecting from your tutor.

...college and then helping friends get through their courses subsequent college has made me realize my capability of being able teach. So I started doing a little math tutoring with young people. I have been a professional accountant for 15 plus years and could definitely help a student through their accounting courses. Math was my...

An author and artist who is passionate about the reasons why we learn and making "school work" a magical journey.

...K-12/degree-seeking adults in college. I have a BA in Interdisciplinary Studies from Eastern Washington University and a Master of Public Health online from Capella University. I also have a Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Health Care Informatics/a Graduate Certificate in Health Administration. I specialize in K-12 RRR and STEM classes, ASVAB test prep, and Grad courses (e.g.,...

...Learning should be fun; this doesn't mean that it won't be challenging, but I am passionate about helping students to find the joy of learning and working hard to accomplish something great. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my husband and family, running (I'm training for a half marathon!), hiking and exploring...

...of inquiry; something I think is necessary to be a good student and a good citizen. Encouraging students to question what they know results in fruitful and revealing classroom discussions and has allowed me to identify common misconceptions and areas I need to put more focus on. In order to keep students motivated, I have...

...mentor teachers in 4 different classrooms throughout the last 5 years, and I did a semester working as a virtual tutor this last school year. I am comfortable tutoring most elementary subjects, but my main focuses are in Reading and Math. I believe learning to read and read well is an essential life skill as...

...tutoring for psychology as an opportunity to take the information we need to learn for classes and put it in a context that is both valuable and easy to remember. Everything connects, and I like to help students see for themselves how using the "big picture" to understand psychology can be helpful in everyday life...

...Running Start student by attending college through my upperclassman years. One of my biggest passions is music, as I've played drums, guitar, piano, and bass for the churches local to me, in church services and events in an upwards of 1200+ attendees! I have yet to start teaching lessons though, as I'm more of an...

...While teaching, I received my Masters Degree in Secondary Education for Mathematics. I can tutor a broad range of subjects, however I am most passionate about Elementary Math, Middle School Math, Pre-Algebra and Algebra. In my experience, setting students up with a solid foundation in Math leads to success down the line. I believe that...

...of Central Washington University with Bachelor's Degrees in Actuarial Science and Mathematics. I worked with Morgan Stanley for a year in an advisory role and decided to pursue graduate studies in mathematics instead. I personally enjoy reading and researching math. I think a strong understanding of math comes from learning the fundamental rules and logic....

I've been an educator for 10+ years, the majority of which as a math teacher. I've worked in STEM developing engineering design curriculum projects. I also spent two years living abroad, teaching English as a foreign language in Prague.

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...understand and remember the subject matter when associating it with familiar examples. I believe that there is no complicated subject for students. If there is anything complicated, it is the way we teach. So, to be an excellent teacher, it is crucial to understand the student's familiarity with the subject matter while explaining. Teaching is...

...Wesleyan University with a degree in Secondary English Education. After moving to Idaho, I spent a year teaching grades 6-12 in Nampa. I have stayed home ever since having my first child, and we are now expecting our third. I enjoy the prospect of tutoring students as it works with my schedule and allows me...

...my doctorate, I did discover I had quite a passion for teaching chemistry. I then started teaching test prep courses and tutoring students, and later I started teaching general and organic chemistry at Seattle Central College. Tutoring especially appeals to me because breakthrough moments don't always occur while class is in session. Every student has...

...lived in various countries including Honduras, France, Mexico, and New Zealand. In many of these countries I started up my own Montessori school. I have taught and tutored elementary and high school students in all core subjects in Florida, Texas, Hawaii, and New Mexico. While I tutor a broad range of subjects, I am most...