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Sam H. - $65.00/hr - Jamestown, RI - View Sam H. >>
...I'm a conductor, pianist, composer, and music theorist with a music degree from Yale University. I've won composition competitions since the age of 12 and had my works performed around the country. I love helping students hone their own unique voice by working to develop a multifarious arsenal of compositional techniques, and by working on methods to unify those techniques in a coherent way. (read more)
Reilly B. - $40.00/hr - Providence, RI - View Reilly B. >>
...While in college, I worked for my school's Writing Center as an editor and contributor for an on-campus publication. Through this role, I mentored several students and faculty members in writing and composition. I have a strong background in English, having taking and excelled in multiple English courses at Brown University over the course of my college career. (read more)
Hannah B. - $60.00/hr - North Kingstown, RI - View Hannah B. >>
...Through my tutoring and teaching style, I attempt to re-kindle that love of writing while ensuring students get the practical help they need. I began tutoring during my time in Undergraduate school from 2015-2019. Since then I have gone on to obtain my Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Mary Washington and a Master of Fine Arts in Writing from Emerson College. (read more)
Carolyn M. - $50.00/hr - Cranston, RI - View Carolyn M. >>
...I have a Bachelors degree in Spanish and also have about 5 years experience tutoring/teaching and working in a classroom setting. I currently run an after school tutoring program for approximately 85 students between 4 and 17 years old. I tutor all subjects and ages but mostly work with elementary school students in math and reading comprehension. (read more)
Leslie A. - $45.00/hr - Riverside, RI - View Leslie A. >>
...Both my son and husband have ADHD. I have been working in a public school for over 28 years and every year there is at least one child who displays ADHD characteristics, with or without the official diagnosis. I know they need lots of breaks, learn best by first having an educator identify their best learning modality and then use that modality during instruction. (read more)