Tutors by Grade in Bradenton

I started tutoring 15 years ago and since then I have helped a wide variety of students achieve their goals. They include special needs children that required a very structured environment in order to focus; gifted children that were not challenged by the regular curriculum; teenagers that needed a little help to graduate, or conversely, needed a little push to get the high "A" they needed for college; younger children and adults for whom English is a second language; and adults wishing to add a new qualification to their resume. I really enjoy what I do. Whilst I love to expand students' vocabulary and English comprehension, I also specialize in both ACT and SAT test prep, which requires a problem solving approach to finding the meaning of a text. Whilst these tests can be daunting for students, some new methods and a fresh approach can make a big difference. I understand that your result is really our result, so keeping students engaged and focused is crucial. I have the following qualifications: CBEST (California Basic Education Skills Test) AA from Cabrillo College Ca in Chemistry GPA 3.95 BSc (hons) Aquaculture and Fisheries Science Over 10 years of tutoring experience I speak fluent French and good Spanish and am experienced with ESOL teaching. Because I have a mixed background in both languages and science, I also tutor math grades 1 through 5, as well as biology to 10th grade and Chemistry/Science to 10th grade.

I have always learned things in different ways in order to try to understand information in educational settings. Some times I have found teachers who taught in ways which I didn't learn. So, I have always had to go back and teach myself the knowledge I needed to learn to pass my classes. I believe this has enabled me to help others who are like me who need to be exposed to learning things in multiple ways. I recently earned my Associates degree at SCF and plan on continuing my education at University of South Florida. I have been exposed to rigorous and advanced mathematical, and scientific course work and feel I'm sure in my ability to help those in grade school and middle school understand their course work. I also have experience mentoring some middle school, high school, and college students which included helping them with homework and other academics

ESOL/GED Long Term Substitute - Manatee County School System 2018-20 Academic Year Area of concentration Reading, Language Arts, Writing and Comprehension working in small groups and/or 1 on 1 Sarasota Literacy Council- small class ESOL instructor

I love teaching students one-on-one and seeing their confidence and self-esteem rise as they improve academically. I am an experienced teacher, with 15 years in the classroom as a middle school Language Arts teacher. I have a Master's degree in Secondary English education, and I have an ESOL endorsement. Since I left the classroom, I have been tutoring with students in all grade levels and all ability levels. I especially enjoy working with students in grades 3 - 10. I have a great deal of experience and proficiency in teaching English, math, writing, ACT and SAT Prep, as well as science and social studies. I also have an understanding of Spanish at a conversational level. I can teach your child specific strategies that will make him or her academically successful and more confident. I am a very patient, organized, and methodical teacher. I will work hard to help your child improve his or her academic ability as well as enhancing your child's confidence and self-esteem.

I'm a middle school teacher, certified in English (middle grades 6-9) and Media Specialist (K-12). Although my certification is in English, my students tell me I have an uncanny ability to teach math in a way that is easily understandable. Through my years of teaching I have also been assigned to work with small groups of students struggling to pass courses in all subjects, and worked tutoring students in our after school programs. I'm passionate about helping g my students find success and love using clever tricks and detailed examples to help them understand difficult topics.

I am a full-time elementary school teacher in the Sarasota/Manatee area during the school year, with varying experiences in Pre-K through 2nd grade. I have a Master's in reading instruction, and typically teach struggling readers. I have lots of experience working with students with learning disabilities, focus and attention concerns, and students who are just plain behind and need a boost! My goal would be to complement what your child is working on in school during the year and help prevent the summer learning loss that happens during summer break.

In 8th grade, I was in Junior National Honor Society. This past year of 11th grade, I accumulated 50 hours from tutoring at my high school. I am very patient with my students to comprehend the subject at hand and complimentary when they do.

I teach first grade. I have also taught pre-school as well as babysat a variety of ages. I have 10 years experience of working with a summer school for students who have disabilities, as well.

I went to a college preparatory school from 2nd to 12th grade and in high school I was asked to join the National Honors Society. Being a part of this society meant that I tutored students who were having difficulty with some subjects twice a week. I tutored mainly in science and social studies. The students I tutored often saw improvement and it was very rewarding to see them doing better. After I graduated, I went to the University of Miami to pursue a double degree in marine science and biology. Before coming to graduate school at CCU, I taught STEM at an after school and summer camp program, while tutoring privately in Middle School Math and High School Biology. I am the most comfortable with science courses, but I also took electives in theater and history as well as the core classes.

I had a 4-year-old who kept getting in trouble at school, in kindergarten. He didn't like coloring, blocks he was bored. The school would call me almost everyday to come and get him. When I took him home, I start reading to him, doing math and alphabets. He picked thing up very fast, was doing first grade studies.