(3696) Brookline English Tutors

• 60 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

Sooner or later, a high school student in your family will face the writing segment of the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). As writing skills become a more important part of college curricula, that segment has taken on a crucial role in any successful college application.My name is Bruce, and I can h... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I am from Ed. Dept., Brown University. I have 3 master's degrees, two in education (Ed Adm & ECE/Bilingual Ed.) and one in business (Hospitality Adm). I have taught 2 ECE subjects at Urban College of Boston for 10 years. Taught elementary school Chinese classes In Rhode Island Public Schools. Taught... Read more

• 60 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I have been an educator for many years. My career began in New Bedford, Massachusetts and continued in Providence, Rhode Island. I have worked with all students including Spanish bilingual students. My passion is reading and passed that onto my students while they learned. I incorporated many reading and writing strategies to help all learners succeed and go to any length to see them make accomplishments. I attended the University of Massachusetts for my BA and received my Masters in Educat Read more

• 40 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I have been teaching first grade the Providence School Department for the past five years. In the past I have tutored students in reading, handwriting, and math. I am currently working on getting my masters in leadership administration. Tutoring is a great opportunity for children who struggle acade... Read more

• 50 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I am currently a senior at Providence College and I have been majoring in Biology throughout my academic career. I have been working as a Teaching Assistant for General Chemistry/ Organic Chemistry Labs since my Sophomore year. My love for teaching and tutoring has stemmed from my TA experiences. I enjoy answering students questions and challenging them to think through their answers. It is very rewarding to help students think through their answers and give them the skills to solve problems on Read more

• 55 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I have a degree in Applied Mathematics from Southern New Hampshire University. I have been a tutor for 20 years, specializing in standardized tests, high school and college math, high school science, college physics, and tutoring many other subjects including Excel, Word, computer programming, and literary analysis/essay writing.In addition to tutoring, I have taught high school at Masters Regional Academy, taught college at New England Institute of Technology as an adjunct faculty member, and Read more

• 40 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

I am a patient and caring teacher who will help you do your best work. I have 15 years experience with students ages K-8th grade. I have experience with inner city students and families. I will provide a stimulating and encouraging environment where students nurture creative abilities, create a sen... Read more

• 35 / hr
• Providence , RI ( 02908 )

Hi, I’m Katherine. By day I am a Customer Service Specialist working at a start-up in Providence. I focus on streamlining processes and finding ways to improve customer service. By night, I enjoy tutoring to help students get ahead and supplement my income.I started my career in engineerin... Read more

• 55 / hr
• North Providence , RI ( 02911 )

I have just recently taken my Praxis 2 Content Knowledge Test in Social Studies. I am awaiting to hear my score. At this time I am a Substitute Teacher for a local High School. I want to broaden my opportunities to teach and help students to understand history and Social Studies. It is my goal to sh... Read more

• 40 / hr
• North Providence , RI ( 02911 )

Teaching is both rewarding and frustrating. The look you get from a child who “gets it” for the first time, the smile they have when they have accomplished a task they once thought was difficult, the excitement they experience when they make a new discovery, are all part of the rewards of teaching. The frustration comes in when you know a student is having difficulty and gives up, or cannot keep focused due to stresses in the home, or the student who wants to “get it” and tries so hard to no a Read more