Sarah O. – Science/English/Languages/Homework Help Tutor – Barksdale, LA

University of Hawaii at Manoa – Biology

“My educational philosophy is that any child can learn anything if it is taught the right way.”

Abby H. – Math Tutor – Baton Rouge, LA

University of Louisiana at Monroe – Mathematics

“I believe that everyone learns at their own pace and in their own way.”

Erica J. – Math Tutor – Baton Rouge, LA

Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA – Secondary Math and Science (M.A.T.)

“My teaching and learning philosophy is based on the notion that learning is a lifelong process, and the distinction created between real life and schooling.”

Gralyn R. – Math/Science/English/ACT Tutor – Baton Rouge, LA

Nicholls State University and Louisiana State University – English and History

“The most effective education is meaningful, and therefore, relevant. Hence, educators must strive to develop a relationship between the subject matter they teach and the students to whom they teach it.”

Tamara B. – Math Tutor – Baton Rouge, LA

University of New Orleans – Mathematics Education

“I teach because I want to be a change agent.”

Ronald F. – English/SAT/Study Skills Tutor – Cerritos, LA

California State University – English Literature: Rhetoric and Composition

“Success is not measured by grades but by grit, determination, the thirst for knowledge, and drive to excel.”

Melissa S. – Math Tutor – Jefferson, LA

Loyola University – New Orleans – Math

“My Educational Philosophy is that students can be successful in Math if the lessons are presented in multiple way so that the student can choose the method that is best for them.”

Iyna B. – English/ACT Tutor – Jonesville, LA

Grambling State University – English Education

“All students have the capacity to learn and achieve, though some may require other strategies and more help.”

Latoya S. – Math/English Tutor – Kenner, LA

Loyola University – Communications/Broadcast Journalism

“I strongly believe that all students are capable of learning especially in a climate where learning is facilitated and allows for self-discovery and interaction.”

Roxane B. – Math Tutor – Lake Charles, LA

McNeese State University – Education

“I want to help students learn and achieve their future goals.”

Jessica H. – English/Languages Tutor – New Orleans, LA

University of California, Los Angeles – English

“I believe in social equality, and I think the first step to achieving it is creating an equal playing field in education.”

Sharika H. – Science Tutor – New Orleans, LA

Texas Southern University – Pharmaceutical Sciences

“My teaching philosophy is based on one principle: that no student should be left uneducated.”

Aimee D. – English Tutor – Shreveport, LA

Texas A&M University – English

“My goal as a teacher is to not only educate but inspire so that the desire to learn is not overshadowed by a fear of change.”

Helayne G. – Math/Science/English/Social Studies Tutor – Slidell, LA

Southeastern Louisiana University – B.A., Elementary Education

“I believe in making education a memorable and fun experience for students.”

Pauline N. – Elementary Education Tutor – Thibodaux, LA

University of Louisiana at Lafayette – Elementary Education

“The learning process is a chain: each link is essential to the others, and the total is as strong as the weakest link.”

Renee B. – English/ACT/SAT Tutor – Westwego, LA

University of New Orleans – British & American Literature; Shakespeare; Creative Writing

“Learning is ever – occurring and the learner is ever – evolving.”