Find a Warrenville, CT Science Tutor
Amanda B. - $65.00/hr - Ellington, CT - View Amanda B. >>
...I have tutored for over 20 years and worked in public schools for 10 years. I enjoy helping students learn in a way that works for their learning profile. We are all different and we all respond to different teaching practices and styles, which is why I have worked through experience and my education to collect as many evidence based approaches as I can for my students! (read more)
Swathi M. - $45.00/hr - Willimantic, CT - View Swathi M. >>
...I got my BS in biological sciences with a minor in physiology and neurobiology. I am hoping to go to graduate school in the future to get my doctorate in physical therapy. I have previously taught at a summer school for 3 years and have tutored in math and science for middle and high schoolers while also teaching elementary schoolers some lesson plans. (read more)
Tawnya K. - $30.00/hr - Willington, CT - View Tawnya K. >>
...I taught middle school math, science, and LA for about 10 years. I, then, earned a doctorate in Educational Measurement and Statistics, which was followed by five years of psychometric experience at ACT and Pearson. I moved to CT to work at UConn, but I realized I was an empathetic, compassionate teacher amongst necessarily narcissistic researchers. (read more)
Zack C. - $100.00/hr - Storrs Mansfield, CT - View Zack C. >>
...I was embarrassed at first because none of my friends needed tutors, but I soon came to realize that getting a tutor was the best solution for me. Having a tutor not only helped me learn the material for the SAT and for each of my classes, but it also gave me that confidence to ask more in-depth... (read more)
Anne Z. - $45.00/hr - Pomfret Center, CT - View Anne Z. >>
...While in Boston, I worked in a local high school assisting students with the college process, including essay writing, filling out applications, and writing recommendation letters. I also worked with freshmen and sophomores on academic skills for success. I understand that every student is different in the way that they learn and process information. (read more)