Award-Winning Phonics Tutors serving Houston, TX

I have been teaching for forty years. I love teaching, and with my years of experience, I have lots of different ways of helping students.

I have two years of tutoring experience. I enjoy helping students reach their full academic potential. I believe that everyone has the capability to excel in any subject if approached the right way for that individual. When I tutor a student, I like to look at the student's learning style, study habits, and interests. I feel that factoring these into the session leads to the most successful learning.

...a bilingual classroom teacher in the elementary grades. Later, I became a principal of many schools that had dual language programs because I knew the way in which knowing Spanish had enriched my life and I wanted other students to have that same opportunity. As a teacher, I loved teaching math to my students because it was so fun to get them involved in talking and learning about math. As a principal, I continued to...

...world, I always return to teaching and training. I firmly believe that if you have a strong foundation in teaching philosophies and principles and the willingness to pursue professional development opportunities, you can achieve the most awesome teacher title. I have two basic ideals I like to follow: 1. Stimulate as many senses as possible when teaching to get the message home and 2. Use a higher order of questioning, such as Bloom's Taxonomy (especially...

I am a graduate student at Houston Baptist University. I am available for tutoring on the weekends and during the afternoons of most weekdays. I have a B.S. in Civil Engineering from UT Austin, and I am most helpful in math, science, SAT prep, and ACT prep!

...in the City of New York with a Bachelor's Degree in U.S. Regional Studies. I specialize in editing, English language acquisition, psychology, sociology, Early Childhood Education, and test prep. I have taught Pre-Kindergarten and second grade at the KIPP Infinity charter school in Harlem, New York. I have worked with teachers who are certified by the Waldorf School, and their teaching philosophies and methods have largely influenced my own. These include, but are not limited...

...from a conversation I had with my Grandfather when I was eight-years-old. He described teaching as the "most noble of professions," and with the singular purpose of enriching the lives of others. From that lesson I take pride in my work as a tutor and my professional work as a trainer and manager of training. Thanks to my Mother and Father I've had a lifelong love affair with words and language and I've been writing...

...am an experienced special education and general education teacher. I have experience working with all grade levels from K- 12. I've worked as a tutor for nine years and have experience teaching not only elementary school but the upper grades through beginning college as well. Anyone who knows me will tell you that education is my passion. I believe in being a life- long learner and I feel that every student should have the chance...

...of Texas at Austin studying Civil Engineering. I am graduating in May 2022, and I will be starting at Boston Consulting Group in Fall 2022. I really enjoy tutoring students, and I have had a multitude of tutoring experiences in the past, from teaching violin and music to teaching younger students in areas of help they need. I attended a Math and Science Academy for High School, and throughout high school, I tutored in many...

I firmly believe that every child is capable of learning at any level, willing to learn when presented with the right tools, and excels at any task when given the necessary supports. ... I firmly believe that every child is capable of learning at any level, willing to learn when presented with the right tools, and excels at any task when given the necessary supports. Whether my students excels or fails is a direct result of...

I specialized in fostering learning relationships with students who have learning disabilities. I am technologically savvy and can teach anyone.

...my God-given gift to be a servant to others. In particular, interning in the legal profession would allow me to continue my commitment to ridding homelessness and eradicating unequal education for all students. I feel confident that I could contribute substantively to this program while strengthening the skills Ill need for my career. As an elementary school teacher for Teach for America, I was able to see how various practices disproportionately affect students of color...

...25 years, Dr. Dabney began her career as an administrative assistant in the Veteran and International Student Office at San Jacinto College. Her first work experience at San Jacinto College, eventually led to a long-standing career in higher education as a community college staff member, adjunct professor, college dean, and campus vice president. Throughout her career, Dr. Dabney has had the opportunity to engage students in the classroom as an adjunct professor. For more than...

...The University of Texas at Dallas studying Neuroscience and Chemistry. My prior experiences consist of working as a student tutor for accredited organizations and school districts as well as working for a medical magazine as a medical writer and editor. As a devoted tutor, teacher, and lifelong learner, I am always eager to work with students ranging from 1st grade to 12th grade in fostering a strong core education. I firmly believe that learning is...

...teach at both DeVry and University of Phoenix on ground, Houston campuses. At DeVry, where I have worked since 2008, I am currently adjunct faculty and teach various communication classes as well as help facilitate the Math Labs (Algebra I and II). At University of Phoenix, where I have been teaching since 2005, I served a two year term as Lead Faculty and have earned my Advanced Faculty Certification. In addition, I serve many purposes...

...and completed my student teaching in a kindergarten bilingual class. When I entered the workforce, I took a sharp turn into secondary school. For the past 7 years, I have taught English and English as a Second Language (ESL) for students in grade 6-11. I have taught middle and high school students in Texas, Florida, and New York- in private and pubic schools. English and literature has always come very easy for me. Growing up,...

My personal philosophy is that you can do anything you put your mind to. If you struggle with something, just know that it's OK. Life is a struggle, but believe and have faith that it is simply a life lesson. We learn while we are in the struggle. I am passionate about our future generation and want to be here for you... My teaching philosophy is that ALL students are able to learn what they want...

...out in the country in south Texas where I learned how to do all sorts of things with my family, like gardening, fixing things, exploring the woods, fishing, camping, etc. I liked my small town life, but I wanted more. Once I learned how to read, I was insatiably seeking knowledge. My dad grew so tired of my questions that one summer, he bought an entire set of encyclopedias off of a door-to-door salesman. He...

...have been a tutor for several years now beginning from when I was a high school student. I tutored elementary, middle school, and high school students in the Houston suburban area as well as in the Atlanta Metropolitan area. The subjects I teach include reading, writing, and elementary/middle school math. I can also tutor ACT test prep strategies. I have taught English speaking and writing to elementary, middle school, and high school students in South...

...to ensure all students learn and grow to the best of their ability. I believe students learn best when they are shown exactly how to do something and are given a path to follow. As an educator, it's my job to teach them how to use different skills and strategies to be successful , life-long learners. I believe when a student feels confident because they understand what they are doing, they are capable of achieving...