Find a Wildwood, NJ Science Tutor
Erin M. - $50.00/hr - Sea Isle City, NJ - View Erin M. >>
...Beyond the classroom, I’ve held leadership roles such as grade-level chair and instructional coach, mentoring fellow teachers and developing effective educational strategies. My commitment to creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment ensures that every child receives the attention... (read more)
Markos S. - $15.00/hr - Cape May Court House, NJ - View Markos S. >>
...While in college, I developed and tested many study strategies until I cultivated a working method. My trial and error for studying allowed me to experience ways that many others tend to study. I believe that experiencing different study methods allows me to be a better tutor by having the ability to approach a topic with a student from many different angles to ensure their understanding. (read more)
Jeff G. - $50.00/hr - Cape May, NJ - View Jeff G. >>
...As a hearing man, I can create an effective bridge that links the richness and power of ASL with the subtle complexities of English. Whatever the situation, my approach to ESL ensures a support system for the student that will help in every aspect of education.I have taught English for over 15 years: writing, grammar, vocabulary and reading. I have a degree in Flute/Music Education. (read more)
Ryan B. - $50.00/hr - Avalon, NJ - View Ryan B. >>
...Brian Scholtens in order to gain an understanding of the insect population in the area and the overall health of the ecosystem).
I normally only have one or two graduate school classes a week, so my schedule is very flexible! I am very easy going and I have reliable transportation. Please don't hesitate to contact me! (read more)
Dianne M. C. - $40.00/hr - Wildwood, NJ - View Dianne M. C. >>
I have 25 years of experience teaching children ESL English as a second language. While receiving Bachelor of Arts degree from Bethany College in German and Economics, I traveled to Germany for my junior year abroad at Heidelberg University. It was during that year that I understood what it meant to be a foreigner and not speak the local language very well. (read more)