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Stephen L. - $40.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Stephen L. >>
...I also have previously worked in mental health clinics and nonprofit organizations. My approach to teaching is simple: I find psychology to be very fun and exciting to learn about, and I want to pass my enthusiasm for the subject on to other students. I have experience with teaching high school and college students, and I want to encourage enthusiasm and curiosity throughout the process. (read more)
Cassandra B. - $55.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Cassandra B. >>
...I also have experience with 1-on-1 tutoring for middle school, high school, and college-level math. I have many years of experience with University undergraduate tutoring at all levels and have seen excellent results. My approach to tutoring is a very simple one: teach the basics in a way the student "relates" and understands. (read more)
Annie W. - $300.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Annie W. >>
...I have tutored writing skills for over 6 years, including admissions essays and personal statements. I also have 2+ years of experience interviewing for Harvard admissions, and I have extensive experience training students for upcoming college interviews. I will serve as your personal motivator and coach throughout this process, guiding you through every step of the way. (read more)
Joyce J. - $60.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Joyce J. >>
...People process information differently, and I tailor my sessions to each individual student. I will work with you to find your learning style, so that you can truly understand the concepts and feel confident applying them in any context! Not only did I score in the 98th percentile on the MCAT, I also have a lot of tutoring experience for test preparation. (read more)
Aleda J. - $35.00/hr - Philadelphia, PA - View Aleda J. >>
...I have seen success through a student-directed teaching approach where I prioritize what the student wants help with and work up from there. I usually begin a lesson with a few examples on the topic and then provide practice for the student to work on. I like to increase difficulty as the student gets the hang of the topic, whether this is over the course of one session or a few. (read more)