Mark

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I have been a professional teacher for my entire adult life. I taught piano for 20 years and now am a K-8 substitute school teacher for three different districts. I will be going back to graduate school in the near future to pursue a teaching credential. I have also written multiple books on music theory and music education so I am very adept at writing skills. As a lifelong teacher, I have the experience to readily assess a student's needs a quickly develop strategies to help them learn in an effective and efficient manner. I have also worked extensively with children who possess learning disabilities.

Breana

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I believe I am a good tutor because I love the subjects that I want to tutor. I also understand how hard some of these subjects are and I try my hardest to break it down to the basics then build on that. While in class I would host study session and help my fellow classmates through the material. One of my classmates in General Chemistry I only got Ds on the tests throughout the semester. After studying with me for the final he was able to get a B on the test. I honestly care for the people I help and instead of giving the answers I like to help them find the answers. I also am a professional when it comes to my work. Since I care about the subjects and the people I help I want to make sure that I am reliable for them. I want to help them succeed and success demands consistency, which I aim to provide. Not only do I bring consistency I also bring knowledge of college. I was originally a psychology major going into the music business industry. I learned a little too late that my real passion was science and research. I believe that having someone tell me their story and/or give my advice when I was younger would have helped me find my passion sooner. As a tutor I will try not only to help them pass the class, but learn the subject and their future.

Arun

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I would be a good tutor because I have excellent ability to put in simple words what I know. A lot of times, I have found myself thinking about how I'd explain a certain concept to someone who doesn't know anything about it. I currently teach. However, during my career in the industry (semiconductor industry, telecom industry, etc.,) as a marketing professional, I was involved in training sales reps on the product they were selling. I also made customer visits where I was called upon to describe the functionality of a product (such as a microchip) to design engineers in a succinct manner. Besides, I love teaching! To me, it's not just a job. It gives me a sense of accomplishment.