6 Chester Depot Math Tutors

I have 27 years experience teaching both in the United States and in Asia. Most of my experience ranges from grade 4 through adult, although I am currently working with younger children. My main focus of teaching has been English reading, writing, grammar and literature. However, over the years, I have also taught geography; middle school math, life science and earth science; Algebra I: and French I and II. I am curious about everything! I enjoy working one-on-one with people to help them ... ... More

I am a certified elementary teacher from the state of Texas who has just relocated to Vermont. I have had the opportunity to teach diverse groups of students including those with learning disabilities and spectral disorders. Through those experiences I have gained the patience and skills needed to modify assignments and provide instruction to help each child be successful. I look forward to helping your child.... ... More

I love history and enjoy literature and writing. My A.B. degree was about the equivalent of a masters in English. I have had background checks done twice in the last 2-3 years in order to do the substituting I have done and am doing. If you need me to get another, I'll be glad to do one. Grammar is important, and needs to come first. After grammar, teaching someone how to write with a good style, beyond the basics, would be only a part of what I can do. Writing is more than putting down w... ... More

Hello! I have been teaching for seven years and have worked with kids from first grade to sixth grade. In my current position, I teach math to 5th and 6th graders. I absolutely love what I do and could not picture myself having any other career. I graduated from Saint Michael's College in 2010 with a dual degree in Elementary Education and American Studies. In 2015, I graduated with a Master of Science in Teaching (MST) through the UVM Vermont Mathematics Initiative. I pride myself on my... ... More

In order to build a strong understanding of any subject there are three things that are needed a) a reason to learn b) a willingness to try c) a good teacher These 3 things are clearly related. A good teacher helps provide a reason to learn, and willingness to try help makes a good student. In my experience of teaching from kindergarten to professional levels, the best teachers light a trail for the student to walk. I can do that, light a trail in chemistry and mathematics. I understand what... ... More