Award-Winning Tutors serving Pullman, WA

...special education teacher. While working as a paraprofessional and a teacher I tutored various grade levels in a broad range of subjects in elementary education, mainly focusing on reading, writing, and mathematics. I am a firm believer that all students can learn and should continue their learning to obtain their best quality of life, while...

...school science, biology, and chemistry). I currently work as a writing tutor at my university's writing center where I tutor all levels of students will any and all types of writing assignments. I also have spent the last two summers teaching middle school summer school with Breakthrough Collaborative. I taught 6th grade biology and 7th...

...Alina, and I am a recent graduate of New York University. I am fluent in Spanish and French, and as a pre-law student I have a passion for critical analysis of literature and film. I love to be outdoors, especially when bouldering, belaying, skiing or mountain biking. I understand that high academic achievement is a...

...experience, including 5+ years of online teaching and tutoring experience. I spent 17 years as a second-grade teacher and absolutely loved being in the classroom, seeing the light turn on when a student would discover something new. I now spend time teaching middle school math online as well as tutoring. I can teach just about...

...in mathematics is seeing their confidence grow. I get so much joy form students celebrating their first A on a math test. Mathematics is hard and its easy to feel discouraged; I aim to not only help students learn the concepts and to be more forgiving to themselves when they make a mistake. In my...

...ones I actually enjoyed and succeeded in. I figured it was important to do something that made me happy and could also give me a future. I will be attending WSU Grad School Spring 2018 to obtain a TESL certificate. I studied abroad in Madrid, Spain when I was a junior in high school. I...

...physics labs, and tutoring undergraduate students in physics related topics. I am currently working on my PhD in underwater physical acoustics, and I hope that I can use my research and teaching experience to help connect real world examples with motivation for more abstract topics in areas such as calculus and statistics. There is beauty...

...and beginning quantum mechanics, but Russian and calculus are my favorites! I studied abroad in Russia where I got to visit the Red Square and Lenin's tomb! (I'll tell you all about it, but only if you ask in Russian...) I love helping people learn, and a huge part of my philosophy as a tutor...

...help tutor me on occasion. I also had the opportunity to tutor Chinese students online through a company called VIPKID. Their ages ranged from 2-11. I can tutor a variety of subjects. My favorite subjects to tutor are Zoology, Algebra, Biology, or any Science class in general and any elementary classes as well. These are...

...my second to last year of my Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics. I have an M.S. degree in Statistics. For my Ph.D. I work on computational neuroscience-type problems. For my M.S. I worked on modeling respiratory diseases in racehorses with multiple data analysis/ advanced statistics techniques. For my undergraduate degrees, I double-majored in math and biochemistry....

I strive to teach students the material they wish to learn in a way that fits both their individual needs and learning styles in order to help them succeed.

I am a young library professional with several years experience with reading and writing. I enjoy everything I do in the academic world as it allows me to pass on my knowledge to those who need it most.

...the University of Bridgeport, I tutored several graduate students in C++ and C# as part of my duty as a graduate assistant. I was also involved in robust software development projects sponsored by the computer science department of the University of Bridgeport. Although I am experienced in a wide range of computer programming languages, I...

...I took a class on the US West, though, I was hooked on US History. So, my BA (magna cum laude with High Honors in History and a minor in Women's Studies), MA, and Ph.D. all focused on various aspects of US History. In my Ph.D. work at the University of Illinois, I focused on...

...is helping people succeed, whether that's in school, work, or other life goals. I have had many opportunities to help people with math and science work, but I also do consulting for businesses on team building, leadership, and organizational culture. I believe in taking the time to get to know you and your learning style...

...have tutored middle age kids in an after school program, but my true calling is with younger students. That is where all of the building blocks of learning are put into place! While I can tutor any subject K-8 I am most passionate about teaching English as a second language to any age (as I...

...and this broadened my experience of diverse cultures and the challenging problems facing the modern world. From 2012-2016, I worked as the Associate Professor of Naval Science for the University of Idaho and Washington State University Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps (NROTC) program. Through this position, I developed a deep passion for teaching and helping...

Hello! I am a M.S. Chemistry Major from Washington State University. I have been a teaching assistant for 2.5 years for general chemistry. I enjoy education and teaching through a visual hand drawn approach and using web-sites to demonstrate chemical concepts.

...biochemistry and chemistry graduate from the University of Washington, and have tutored at the university level for almost two years. I have been through all the rigors of high school science classes, AP classes/tests, SATs, college admissions essays, and most recently, college level science classes. Ultimately, my goal is to help you reach your fullest...

...I want to help people realize this, in addition to helping them through the difficult classes and topics. Learning science and mathematics doesn't have to be all about the boring lectures. It should be interactive, hands-on, creative, and team-oriented like science is. Why should science education be any different? One-on-one tutoring brings science and math...