...In the upper grades, academic writing -- including persuasive writing and report-writing -- is vital for students who want competitive grades. Some people want to learn writing for business. Workplace writing is less abstract and less "wordy" than academic writing; however, writing for the workplace also has a set of rules. (read more)
...I swam competitively on the Peddie Aquatics swim-team from young childhood through Junior year of high school. In my final year I joined Princeton Tigers Water Polo, subsequently playing college club water polo for Columbia University, before transferring to Rutgers. Throughout my time at Rutgers I was on the triathlon team. (read more)
...No two students are alike, and what works for one will not necessarily work for others. For study skills, organization and an understanding of how the student learns are the most important pieces. I can evaluate a student's learning style and work with the student to create a learning and study plan that will meet his or her individual needs. (read more)
...I’m a dedicated tutor with a strong educational background and diverse teaching experience. I hold a B.A. in Classical Studies and Religious History and have spent four formative years at my college’s writing center, where I gained extensive training in writing fundamentals, English grammar, and... (read more)
...Since my childhood, I have always had a deep passion for the language arts. Throughout my elementary, middle, and high school years I was involved in the Pennsylvania Reading Olympics. In high school, I routinely wrote poetry for the school newspaper, and also had one of my short stories published in the school literature magazine. (read more)