91 Fountain Inn Tutors

Recently, I have studied the piano for two years at Rhode Island College with a graduate of the Julliard School. I have also taken classes in music theory, Sight Reading, and general music history classes. My performance experiences include the Rhode Island College Orchestra, The Ocean State Summer Pops Orchestra, and various churches throughout the state. I am also a substitute teacher for general music in the public school system. ... More

Hello, My name is Lyndsey. This past May I graduated from Calvin College in Grand Rapids, MI with my bachelor's degree in Elementary Education; concentrations in Spanish and Integrated Science. I am truly passionate about working with children and believe each child deserves that opportunity to reach his or her full potential. As a future educator I will stick to this belief as I someday have my own classroom of students. For right now I am preparing to be a substitute teacher in the Toled... ... More

I am currently pursuing a PhD in International Family and Community studies and am a holder of a Master in Social Entrepreneurship and Post Graduate Diploma in Theology and Development My career has led me to specialize increasingly in the management of complex multi-cultural projects and their staff at international levels. I have experience in the following ares; strategic forward-planning; operating within the tight financial disciplines imposed by ambitious budgets which I have helped t... ... More

Hello! I am a Senior, working on a B.S. with a major in Biology and a B.A. with a major in Mathematics with minors in Chemistry and German. I have been tutoring since high school and have been previously employed by my college during the term as a math tutor for Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus I. I have a passion for helping others and enjoy getting students to a point where they are confident in their ability. I enjoy tutoring and like to provide students with new ways to approach su... ... More

ADD is not a disease or a defect, and people with ADD are not disabled. They are often frustrated, sometimes embarrassed, and they can become depressed because they are labeled as lazy or irresponsible and their best efforts are judged "not good enough." They live in a world which expects them to act in ways which are difficult for them to manage. Coping with ADD (or ADHD) is a matter of learning habits that most people don’t have to learn, of thinking about and doing things which most people don’t have to think about or do. It's not easy, but nothing worthwhile is easy. The ... More

I am a former Foreign Service Officer and senior business executive who took up teaching after early retirement. I have both an English and social studies credential in South Carolina and California. I have spent several years overseas as a student, a government officer, and business executive. I speak Japanese and Vietnamese. I was a full time teacher in middle school where I taught reading and English. The students in my reading classes increased their reading grade level by 1.7 gra... ... More