Find a Marshall, WA SAT Tutor
Chris H. - $40.00/hr - Spokane, WA - View Chris H. >>
...I hold a bachelors degree in electrical engineering and a masters degree in education. When it comes to tutoring 1-on-1, I take the same approach I take in my classroom - I establish a relationship with the student so that I know how to best instruct them. Learning requires trust, and if my students don't believe I have their best interests at heart they're less likely to learn from me. (read more)
Franklin B. - $20.00/hr - Spokane, WA - View Franklin B. >>
My name is Franklin, and I am excited to make a difference on Wyzant! I am proud to have attended Yale University twice, receiving a bachelor's degree in Ecology and a master's in Environmental Management, focusing on conserving at-risk forested ecosystems across the country. Even at Yale, I striv... (read more)
Stephanie S. - $165.00/hr - Spokane, WA - View Stephanie S. >>
...I love to help students find the beauty and logic in Calculus. As a bonus, while working on these new ideas, we get to review long-forgotten tools in a context that finally makes it clear why we needed to learn them all in the first place! Even though I have taught and tutored many mathematics classes, Pre-calculus is still probably my favorite. (read more)
Chandrika G. - $60.00/hr - Spokane, WA - View Chandrika G. >>
...Let’s work together to reach your academic goals. I completed a rigorous four-year undergraduate program at Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences (ACPHS) in just two years, graduating with a 3.6 GPA. During my time on campus, I provided tutoring in Organic Chemistry and Microbiology, helping fellow students master complex material through personalized instruction. (read more)
Jason T. W. - $20.00/hr - Spokane, WA - View Jason T. W. >>
I have taught SAT and AP classes in Northern California since 2015 and helped numerous students achieve top scores on standardized tests. I am friendly, personable and enjoy working with students. Most of all, I want to help students in the community to achieve their maximum potential.800 on SAT Math, 2007. (read more)