(2978) Dover English Tutors

• 50 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

I am a sculptor who worked as an art teacher in both public and independent schools for over twenty years. I also taught high school Spanish for one year. And I speak Spanish in my home. I also studied French. My areas of expertise include stone and wood carving, ceramics, drawing and printmaking. ... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

Currently an undergraduate student, I am pursuing a degree in Music Education in the Sunderman Conservatory at Gettysburg College. My coursework at Gettysburg has allowed me to create and run an after-school program at a local elementary school, experience working with and assisting local students in their music programs, and getting the chance to observe many teachers in the area teach. Next year I will be a PLA (peer learning assistant) for the Musicology I course at the college, where I will Read more

• 25 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Journalism complemented by an Education minor. I am currently eligible for a state of Maine 020/K-8 conditional certificate. In addition, I hold an up to date CHRC, as well as B-12 certifications: 021, 022, 023 and 028. I am also a School-age Behavior Health Prof... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

Hello! My name is Ellie and I am a student at Saint Joseph's College in Standish. I am a sophomore with a heavy background in biology and health sciences, but I recently switched my major to art & design. I have always loved learning, but I also have loved working with kids for as long as I can reme... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

I am a visual learner and had trouble with test anxiety. Throughout my undergraduate/graduate nursing experience, I utilized pictures, Youtube videos and mastered study guides! I tackled my test anxiety and had experience with learning through the online and in-person classrooms. NCLEX: I passed my NCLEX in 80 questions in 2014 after graduating with my BSN through St. Joseph's College of Maine! I know how to hone in on multiple choice questions and dissect questions to fully understand ratio Read more

• 40 / hr
• Windham , ME ( 04062 )

Good day,I am a recent graduate of the University of Maine at Farmington with a B.S. in Early Childhood Education with a 3.81 GPA, Magna Cum Laude Recognition, and a B-5 Certification option with a background in birth through third grade education. Additionally I have an up to date Mandated Reporte... Read more

• 65 / hr
• Falmouth , ME ( 04105 )

Educating children is my true passion. I take great satisfaction in helping children become well rounded and responsible members of the community. There are many different paths to learning, each individual moves along his/her own path at their own pace. I use a variety of teaching techniques so that I reach the visual, auditory and kinesthetic learners. I have a B.S., in Elementary Education, Reading Specialization and a Masters in Special Needs. I am also Wilson Certified and trained in t Read more

• 40 / hr
• Falmouth , ME ( 04105 )

Hi! My name is Kaici A. I am 18 years old and live in Falmouth, Maine. I graduated from Falmouth High School and am a current student at the University of Miami. I am double majoring in human and social development, and psychology, and intend to minor in a professional training option to graduate as... Read more

• 60 / hr
• Swampscott , MA ( 01907 )

I have been teaching people of all ages and abilities for over 15 years. Subjects include reading, writing, English as a Second Language, and video production. I am also a 3rd degree black belt and teach martial arts, self-defense, Tai Chi, and Qi Gong.I believe that everyone is capable of learnin... Read more

• 100 / hr
• Swampscott , MA ( 01907 )

In 4 years of High School, 4 years of College, and 2 years of Graduate School, I learned innumerable things about a wide variety of topics, but the most important lesson I learned was this: the students who get A's are not necessarily the most naturally gifted in the class, but are the almost always the hardest workers. Sooner or later, everyone finds themselves struggling to stay on top of their classwork, and when that happens, it's the diligent, not the brilliant, who come out on top.That b Read more