Award-Winning English Tutors in Midwest City, OK

...I want everyone to understand HOW to learn, and not just WHAT to learn. I am enthusiastic about education and I am a nerd for history, politics, and current events. In high school, surprisingly, my favorite subject was math, and I always thought I was going to be a math teacher. College, however, changed my...

...a teacher, being in the background, making even the smallest changes for students is what makes me happy. Providing students with support, innovative ideas, solutions to help them achieve their goals, and watching them develop a strong sense of pride in who they are through their own success is what I am most passionate about.

...help them grow to where they want to be. My degree is from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah Oklahoma where my professors always focused on meeting each child's individual learning style. I believe fun can always be a part of learning no matter what the subject and that the student and teacher are in that...

...to get into their dream university, and the ACT is such a big part of that. I also love helping younger students, as it is inspiring to see them understand concepts that will be the pillar for all future classes. In my free time, I enjoy listening to music, watching sports, and reading.

...to be taught the right way--the way that matches how they think and learn. A good teacher should be able to recognize when a certain approach isn't working and then alter or completely change the approach. I can work with anyone who really gives a good effort. My main strengths are Language Arts (which includes...

...high school, I helped many students with a variety of subjects as well as the ACT. I attended OSU-Stillwater and Redlands Community College to receive my Associates in Science. I am currently attending OSU to receive my Bachelor's in Agriculture Education. It is my goal to help students find the style of learning that works...

...even though my personal strengths lie in English and the arts. One subject I do not excel in is math. But I am working to improve myself in that area. My personal philosophy is that learning is lifelong, and can be so much fun if you find the right methods! :) I believe in ownership...

...into the interconnected relationships between Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Additionally, I hold a certificate in child development, emphasizing the importance of understanding growth and learning from birth to six years. As a tutor, I aim to provide personalized, engaging, and effective instruction in subjects such as art, English, history, and early childhood education. My approach...

As a teacher for the past 19 years I believe learning should be interesting and fun. I am a visual and kinesthetic learner and teacher. I was an elementary teacher with a focus on science, I also taught GED prep, language, and high school math.

...to familiarize myself with the learning styles of my students and then steer my teaching methods in that direction. I love working with children. Just to think that they learned something because of me is reward enough. It's a fulfilling feeling. I am very patient. I like to help people think outside the box. I...

...love with music. Music theory is just a way of better understanding (and thus better loving) the music we perform. In my professional life, I am also an academic life coach and advisor, as well as a graduate programs administrator. I love to write and have been published both under my own name and under...

Junior student at Oklahoma Baptist University majoring in Secondary Education in Social Studies with classroom experience as well as one-on-one tutoring.

I believe that every student can succeed, and that the only thing that needs to be changed in order for that to happen is mindset.

...scores and get better grades! I love tutoring because I love helping students better their grades/scores and seeing them move one step closer to their ultimate career goals. For me, tutoring is not only about teaching a certain subject. It is also about making sure that you have understood the core concepts related to that...

...with a degree in History and Education. I studied Human Rights and Social Justice in the MLS program at Southern Methodist University. I am a former high school English and Economics teacher. I believe in the value of education and have returned to school to get my law degree to further the cause of education...

...dream. I learn by doing so I think my default is to walk a student through a process while I use a silly metaphor to better explain the process. Not everyone learns the same so I appreciate when a student gives feedback and we can work together to achieve their goals. I can relate to...

...15, 12, and 10, while my boys are 3 and 2. the boys are bilingual, as my husband is Hispanic! I am a highly qualified, elementary school teacher, with 11 years of public school experience in Title 1 schools. I have taught in only 3 schools, as I am in for the long haul. I...

...such as algebra, geometry, and trig. However, I have a passion for tutoring students with the ACT. By taking the time to study for this rigorous test, students can reap the benefits through academic scholarships and much more. I have tutored many different students and have been able to see them improve after each practice...

...their face when they get it, they know they are "READERS!"; it's priceless! My own daughter struggles with dyslexia, so working with her has given me lots of insight into the patience and different teaching approaches I need to use to help each individual student reach their goals. I am very patient and work with...

...From helping a young mind grasp the intricacies of mathematics to fostering a love for literature, I'm dedicated to empowering students at every stage of their educational journey. With a Bachelor of Science in Finance under my belt and currently on the path to becoming a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), I bring a unique blend of...