Find a Islington, MA English - English Tutor
Jonathan P. - $95.00/hr - Wellesley Hills, MA - View Jonathan P. >>
...I've taught a summer AP class in statistics. I feel particularly adept at teaching this subject because it straddles quantitative and qualitative approaches. This seems to throw off many student, but I find that once they get the hang of "telling a story with numbers" they flourish. (read more)
Priya S. - $100.00/hr - Cambridge, MA - View Priya S. >>
...I also have tutored in writing, so I encourage students to also expand their vocabulary through their writing and general verbal language. I have spent the last 4 years tutoring K-12 students in reading comprehension. I have helped them understand and annotate difficult readings, as well as guide them through reading questions to ensure they fully comprehend the readings assigned to them. (read more)
Julia K. - $80.00/hr - Somerville, MA - View Julia K. >>
Hello / Bonjour! My name is Julia and I'm eager to work with motivated students who are looking to progress in either English or French. I have 8 years of classroom experience teaching French at Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School where I was responsible for classes ranging from beginner level French 2 all the way up to advanced honors level French 4. (read more)
Danilo D. - $23.00/hr - Mattapan, MA - View Danilo D. >>
...The university that I went to focuses on teaching teachers. If you are guessing Bridgewater State University, then you are correct. I graduated from Bridgewater State University in January of 2011 with high marks, which was not easy considering that receiving an A for a class meant a demonstration of excellence in the subject. (read more)
Steve M. - $160.00/hr - Chestnut Hill, MA - View Steve M. >>
...I look forward to working with you! SteveMath has an uncanny way of instilling equal parts wonder and terror in students. It’s a system that underpins the mysteries of the universe (and, closer to home, may one day get you a job), but math education sometimes gets a bit lost in its own abstraction and can lose sight of its audience. (read more)