3059 online English tutors near San Angelo, TX

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$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

Desiree Macdonald
San Angelo, TX

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society Member-Scholarship Recipient-Experienced Remote Essay Writing Tutor

Middle School English provides an important foundation for student success in their academic career. Increasing comprehension of grammar and semantics, as well as improving listening and speaking, are valuable aspects of communication that are built upon in Middle School English. These foundational skills also led to my favorite parts of tutoring this subject: reading and writing. Exploring different forms of literature and helping students discover a lifelong love for reading is a joy. Helping students in this way was a great experience for me while working with Varsity Tutors and Paper Tutoring. Discovering each student's unique interests and abilities helped to form the basis of our learning plans. By adapting to each individual's learning style, I was able to develop successful tutoring relationships with my students. I also encouraged creativity and self-expression by expanding my students writing skills. By improving the skills formed in Middle School English, such as reading, writing, analysis, and critical thinking, students are given valuable preparation for higher learning. High School students are often preparing for college, and English is a subject that will benefit them in their continuing academic success. Being able to analyze diverse forms of literature and communicate that analysis as an essay or research paper can sometimes be a challenge. As a college student, I can relate to the stress and pressure faced by today's students. Although it can be stressful, this is a great time to not only refine reading and writing skills but also to further develop tastes in literature, creative voice, and skills such as critical thinking, active reading, study skills, and test prep. Encouraging creativity through writing and sharing my love for reading were two ways I was successful tutoring High School English through the Paper Tutoring chat platform and the remote one on one Varsity Tutors platform.

$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

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$18

1 lesson

60 mins each

Anne Rubin
Austin, TX

English tutor

I have an excellent education as I majored in English and minored in Social Work for my bachelor’s I received from the University of Texas at Austin. When I was in college, I made sure to take a wide variety of English courses to be able to interpret a wide variety of texts. I took two poetry courses, a world literature course that was particularly comprised of plays, and a global short story course. My upper division GPA upon graduation was a 3.75 which I am proud of. I learned many teaching skills during my college experience. I took “Literature studies for English Teachers”. I learned how to craft lesson plans and how to teach within each student’s zone of proximal development. I also learned about the common obstacles students may have to success, as well as strategies to combat those obstacles. In addition to that class, I have taken an adolescent development class in which I learned the stages of teen and young adult development. I learned what times in the life cycle types of learning are possible. I believe my Social Work background has helped me develop patience and very good listening skills. It might also be worth mentioning that I have a couple months tutoring experience with a friend’s nephew who ended up earning the highest grade in his class. So, I have experience tutoring a teen. Basic skills I possess are essay writing, research paper writing, text research/analyses, how to develop good study habits, help with grammar and sentence structure, and CRIT skills (close reading interpretive tools).

$18

1 lesson

60 mins each

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$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

Rhobie Underwood
Fort Worth, TX

A Ph.D. student, postcolonial scholar, college instructor, and a lover of languages!

My teaching experiences could be divided into three different types. The first type would be the part-time jobs in the Philippines as an English college instructor for a computer school, a face-to-face tutor for Koreans, and an English online teacher for Chinese and Taiwanese. The second type is full-time teaching which happened mostly in Thailand, which gave me an opportunity to teach not just one but at different levels. I had experience teaching from Kinder to Grade 11 (Thai, Brazilian, Malaysian), as well as Thai teachers, and university and immigration staff. I teach the teachers how to speak English and how to teach English in a classroom. I teach the university and immigration staff basic conversations as well as advanced English so they can have better opportunities in their job as well as help them gain confidence when talking to English speakers. The third type of teaching experience would be the teaching assistantship that was granted to me here in the USA. I teach English 180 and I also work as a writing center consultant at the University Writing Center. I help students to become curious, purpose-driven, passionate, and credible writers, readers, and researchers. Moving to Texas and starting my job last Fall 2022 here in UNT, I have nothing but commitment, optimism, and excitement everytime I enter the classroom. One of my English 1310 students wrote this in the reflective essay: “Ms.Underwood made this class feel like such a safe space for all her students, she made the learning experience, for at least me, a very fun one. Some of the favorite things that Ms.Underwood did to make this class a better environment would be making class activities fun. One that stood out was raising a toast and each speaking about something from the class and something we learned. Being able to an activity made it interesting, it is also that helped in writing this essay."

$20

1 lesson

60 mins each

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$15

1 lesson

30 mins each

Carmen Bronston
Flower Mound, TX

MA in Creative Writing from Ivy League Institution, Published Author

I have enjoyed writing ever since I was a child, and although I held a knack for science and majored in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology in undergrad, my creative bent and love for writing drove me to go on and obtain a Master's degree in Creative Writing from Dartmouth College. A highlight of my time in grad school was the creative writing summer intensive at Oxford University Exeter College that I was selected to attend. Since then I've published a fiction novel entitled /Call of the Song Sparrow/, and I've had some of my poetry published in journals/anthologies. I truly enjoy the proofreading and editing process that goes in to fine-tuning a finished work--whether it be an essay, a report, creative writing, or some other form of written work. During grad school, I worked as co-editor for the MALS Quarterly Journal, assisting those who had pieces selected for publication in editing and re-working their pieces so that they were publication-ready. Additionally, I have assisted other authors in the editing and revision processes for their books and short stories prior to publication. I have always enjoyed working with students; during an undergrad exchange program at Spelman College, I volunteered in a fourth grade classroom at M. Agnes Jones Elementary as a student aide twice a week. Working alongside the students, helping them understand concepts in science was not only rewarding, but also a growth opportunity for me that allowed me to learn how best to present potentially "boring" information in a fun, comprehensible way that young minds could most readily grasp.

$15

1 lesson

30 mins each