(2978) Dover English Tutors

• 40 / hr
• Scituate , MA ( 02066 )

I substitute teach in the Scituate and Brockton Schools. I have tutored at English High in Boston in their Somali teen program. I am very patient, compassionate, and want my students to succeed. I have tutored English in a church ESL program. We taught basic conversational English. Tutoring, one on one, and being able to advance a student to the next grade level in reading or writing is its own reward. I am also a good listener. Students usually know what they are having difficulty doing or Read more

• 40 / hr
• Cambridge , MA ( 02141 )

I've taught in the Boston Public School system for 7 years. My focus has been Nutrition and Fitness, but have integrated all major elementary disciplines in my lesson planning. I can work with all elementary subject areas and branch out to Middle School and Secondary in the areas of Reading and Wr... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Fitchburg , MA ( 01420 )

I have almost twenty years of experience working with students in school, at a tutoring facility, at home, in the library, and online. Along with one-to-one tutoring, I also have experience tutoring small groups and teaching classes. My areas of expertise are Pre-Algebra, Algebra (1 and 2), Geomet... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Lynnfield , MA ( 01940 )

I have taught French and Spanish in an Inner City High School, from which I retired in 2009with 47 years experience. I am currently teaching a French 1 and French 2 class at North Shore Community College in Danvers. These were non-credit classes for only 8 weeks withmainly adults. I taught grades 9 through 12 in high school. Prior to that I taught in the Middle School. At the end of January I will begin French 1 and French 2 at North Shore foranother 8 weeks, 2 hours per session. Read more

• 40 / hr
• Rye , NH ( 03870 )

I have 27 years of experience teaching Language Arts in a self-containedclassroom.All my teaching was in the Everett Public Schools - Everett, Massachusetts.I also did a brief private tutoring job for a young girl with learning disabilities that turned out to be too severe and numerous for my level of expertise.However, I did develop a close relationship with my tutee.I consider myself to be well-traveled and well-read. I believe those are assets in nurturing communication betw Read more

• 40 / hr
• Augusta , ME ( 04330 )

I am what I like to call a "word person." I have always loved working with words--grammar, literature, vocabulary, even those pesky analogies! But more importantly for you, I also love to help others feel less intimidated and more confident when it comes to expressing themselves in essays, underst... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Concord , NH ( 03301 )

Dear Parents and Students,I moved to Concord in Nov. and I have a BS In Child Development from Colby-Sawyer College and a teaching certification in special education from Granite State College. I would love to tutor through WyzAnt because I enjoy working with students in small groups and/ or one on one. I feel it is essential for students to get the direct attention that works for their learning styles to be successful in school. I have 9 years of experience teaching students from pr Read more

• 40 / hr
• Salem , NH ( 03079 )

Having spent twenty years with little more than words and some ingenuity to influence judges and juries that my cause was correct, I have come to appreciate the punch of the English language and the importance of word choice and diction. While working my way through college, I took a job in a super... Read more

• 40 / hr
• Brookline , MA ( 02446 )

Salut,My name is Wilson. I am a native French speaker and have over 5 years experience as a French teacher and tutor in many countries for a diverse set of adult learners and younger students. I am sure that you will feel you made a wise choice in choosing to brush up your French with me as your tut... 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