Tutors for Learning Disabilities

I have a lifetime of experience of caring for those with Special Needs. My older sister has Down Syndrome and I have been helping her out in many ways my entire life. I have done 10 plus years of volunteering for Special Olympics and other nonprofits and have gained valuable experience helping those with autism, physical disabilities, and other learning disabilities. I have done overnight camps where we cared for those with disabilities. I have a background in medicine being a master's of biomedical sciences student and a future medical student so I am very comfortable with anyone's need. I am CPR and First Aid certified.

I've worked, in the past, with many children who have learning disabilities. During my 8 year term at a program, I worked with a variety of children having slower learning capabilities.

Hello, how are you doing today; My name is Valencia, I have been caring for people with different kinds of limitations for 10 years. I believe in empowering individuals to involve theirs elves in activities and have confidence in everything they strive to achieve. I'm responsible, patient, understanding, creative, loyal and attentive. I've cared for all ages of people who need from them minimum to the maximum guidance and help with daily living tasks in their lives. My experience with kids/adults with unique disabilities are as follows: colostomy bag, strokes, dementia, hospice care, ADHD, epilepsy, promoting medication intake, quadriplegic, seizures, learning disabilities, speech impairment, mobility assistance, ambulation assistance, hearing impairment, Visual impairment and much more. I am available if you need my assistance with caring for your love one so please don't hesitate to contact me.

Hello, all! I am Allison, an avid dyslexic reader (yes, you read that right)! I am an out-of-the-box tutor-- I use cartoons to teach rhetorical analysis to AP Language students and comic books to teach Shakespeare. I am passionate about working with all types of students, but I have a special place in my heart for students who, like me, battle with learning disabilities. My own experience in overcoming learning disabilities has armed me with all the tricks in the book to help students succeed. I am a first year PhD student in English at the University of Georgia. I am endorsed to teach English and Social Studies, I have been working as a tutor since I was a high school student in Northern Virginia, and I most recently held a position mentoring/tutoring Georgetown University, working specifically with athletes,

I am studying to become a special education teacher becuase I had disabilities that encouraged me to work hard. My obstacles included things like almost being blind to forgetting to do assignments. I would love to teach you or your child the coping skills I created for success. For example, I came from needing an IEP to making fine grades in advanced courses. Here are some of my techniques: - color coded notes - memorizing material by repetition - using a planner - having a binder with tabs organized by class, extra notebook paper, and somewhere to keep my supplies - making flashcards - doing "drill" quizzes to prepare and memorize I hope to not only help you understand the material but also mentor ways that can make you a better learner

I am a high school graduate who is experienced in tutoring children with learning disabilities. I have tutored kids with ADHD, dyslexia, and other developmental and learning disabilities. I can tutor any subject and I have taken many AP classes in High school. I can also help with IB students. I love working with kids of all ages, and I especially enjoy math tutoring.

I have 7 years experience as a special education teacher working with students with mild to moderate learning disabilities. I have extensive training and experience in implementing interventions for students with dyslexia and math delays. I have a M. Ed in special education from the University of Washington and will be starting a PhD program in intensive literacy interventions for students with learning disabilities in the fall. I have full access to multiple online interventions for remote tutoring. I also enjoy supporting students with autism and social/emotional delays develop social skills.

I grew up with an older sibling with autism. I know what it is like to have a family member with a disability. My sibling is the reason why I went to college, so I could help other families with similar situations. It can be hard at times for people. I am an outgoing and bouncy person. I have worked with children and adults with autism, learning disabilities, and mental health issues. If you would like more information, I am more than happy to send a copy via email.

I have 20 yrs experience as a home healthcare provider and a 1yr working with children with disabilities. I have found I love doing both jobs very much. I am a caring loving woman with a big heart. My joy is knowing I am helping others to the fullest. I have worked with many patients ranging from dementia, memory loss, mental deficiencies, depression, cancer, diabetes, neuropathy, chronic fatigue syndrome, kids with autism, ADHD. I am seeking to obtain a position where I can utilize my strengths and improve gained skills during previous experiences as a home healthcare provider while ensuring quality care and supervision of children and developing safe activities for children. I am a mother of 2 adult daughters and a boy 10yrs old. My son was born with speech delay and learning disabilities, ADHD. Over the years he has made great improvement from the help of a great teacher and myself. Outside of work I enjoy family time and outdoor activities, painting and reading.

I've been working for LAUSD since 2011. I started by volunteering at a local elementary school for one year in a Pre-K autism class. I then worked at another elementary school as a Campus Aide for a year and a half. After that I worked as an elementary Teacher Assistant for six months. I'm currently working as a Special Ed. Teacher Assistant. I am a BII in a k-2nd grade autism class. I am also a part-time college student. I have plenty of experience working and caring for children of all different abilities, backgrounds and experiences.