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I am an effective Math, English and Science tutor who is great at working with anyone struggling with low esteem. I am able to motivate people into their goals.I have a Bachelor’s of Science degree from MIT and I have several years of working directly with high school students in the public school system in Math (especially Algebra and Geometry) Read more...
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I have been a substitute teacher in Hays County schools for three years. I have taught in just about every school there.I have taught in many resource classes where I work one on one or in small groups with students.I enjoy working with elementary level students who need a bit of extra help, and I strive to make learning fun. Read more...
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I am an experienced reading tutor. The program I use provides a systematic and cumulative approach to teach total word structure for decoding and encoding. Tutoring sessions include:A ten-part lesson plan that addresses decoding, encoding, oral reading fluency, and comprehension in a sensible and logical fashion.Instruction is multisensory and interactive.A unique “sound tapping” system. Extensive collections of controlled and decodable Read more...
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I’m a bit of a random trivia expert and a “jack of all trades.” I’ve acquired and memorized a lot over the years ranging from Math, Music, History, Science, English and Art. I’m still on my journey of self discovery I guess, trying to figure out exactly what I want to do, in the process, I’ve gained a lot of Read more...
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A kind mother of four, I recently moved to Austin from Hawaii. I taught 3-6th grades for the last twelve years. I have lots of experience making learning relevant and fun while keeping students accountable for their learning. If you are concerned about your child’s progress during the summer and want them to be ready for school, let’s give it Read more...
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Hello,My name is Katherine and I just recently moved to Austin with my husband, Rudy. I have a passion for teaching and helping kids/students gain a better understanding of the English language, spelling, and being a competent writer. I really just want to help junior high and high school students identify writing mistakes, grammar errors, misplaced words and run-on sentences Read more...
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I think I was a student in Ms. Dorothy Stremmel’s fifth grade class at Roth Elementary School when I first wanted to become a teacher. Why? Because Ms. Stremmel taught her fifth graders more than just the requisite curriculum, she taught us life lessons, like: balancing a checkbook (for an on-going arithmetic assignment); growing a plant from wrapping a bean Read more...
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Hello, my name is Stacey. I am the owner of a small government relations corporation, and have maintained a lifelong love of learning. My university educational experiences included: Dean’s List, University Scholars and Historical Honor Society. I believe that all education can be both preparation and fulfilling in, and of, itself. I look forward to working with you. Read more...
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My interest in becoming an educator dates back to when I was a young girl. If you asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up I would say, “A teacher.” When I got accepted to Texas State University and began pursuing a teaching career, I realized that my strengths are in the disciplines of reading and language Read more...
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For the past four+ years, I have been working as the Language Arts/Vocational Education teacher in a residential treatment facility for teenagers in drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Because my undergraduate work focused in English (specifically creative writing and literature) and my Master’s Degree is in Special Education in addition to my high school teaching experience, I have a varied background Read more...
