Bret

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I would make a phenomenal tutor. I find great joy in helping others understand concepts and excel in school. I am very patient and am good at boosting others confidence levels. I have led countless study groups over the course of my life. I tutor my little, 12 year old, brother all the time. Lastly, I was a part of a program called "Study Buddies" where I was a tutor and role model for middle and elementary school kids. I will be reliable as I have reliable transportation, a house, and am willing to quit my current job to make this my primary focus for income. The only true assurance I can give is that I don't need this job. However, I enjoy teaching and helping others learn. Also, I very much enjoy research and learning myself which enforces my competence as a tutor since I would have no issue putting personal time and energy into reinforcing my own knowledge of subjects I my help others with.

Jacob

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Over the past three years, I have taught nearly 20 classes at multiple community colleges. During this time, I've continued to work at Grossmont College's English Writing Center for twenty hours a week. In this position, I meet individually with students to help them with any issues they are struggling with in their essays, ranging from basic grammar to developing and structuring lengthy academic papers. As a teacher, my schedule is very flexible, as I spend many hours grading and developing plans outside of the classroom. Teaching upwards of 100 students at a time, I have learned to balance my time to remain reliable to my students and their various needs. In addition, I have experience with educating online, as I spent over one year writing curriculum and exams for Study.com for students to receive high school and college credits.

Meir

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I am a good tutor because inspire confidence in my students while enforcing positive energy while they learn new and difficult topics. I worked as a student instructor for a business calculus class at Long Beach State University where I went to school. After that I traveled to Japan where I was an English teacher. I believe that my extensive experience as a tutor has enabled me to become a better teacher by being more effective at responding to different sorts of challenges that my students may face.

Jesus

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I have been tutoring in san diego on one to one for three years and I like it very much. I have been teaching math and physics at the college and high school level for more than thirty years but I like more to tutor one one to one, specially calculus and Physics.I have been going to different places like UCSD,SDSU,community colleges, homes etc to help students and I like to see the going from the C,s to the A,s from my students thanks to my help. Jesus.

Harker

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My experience with tutoring, directly, has come from my time tutoring at San Diego Mesa College in the Star/TRiO program and with MT2C (Tutoring Program on Campus). Tutor training at SDMC focused on the paths that different students take to solving problems, rather than mnemonics and simply finding the answers. My approach to tutoring is more wholistic. Usually, I try to identify issues with cognition, but other times students simply do not see themselves in the material. "I'm not a math person", or feeling that being a creative type means that they cannot be analytical. As a student, I struggled with the same issues, and still do to this day, and I use this to my advantage. I've learned to see science and math as very beautiful and freeing areas of study and I can easily empathize with the students who are struggling to see themselves in mathematics. I find great joy in watching tutees have Eureka moments and I would be thrilled to have the chance to experience that as a part of Grade Potential.