9 New Richmond Language Tutors

I am currently a continuing lecturer at a university Cultural Exchange program. I help international students gain more comfort and confidence in all aspects of English (listening, speaking, reading, and writing). Before this, I taught for one year at a different university in an English intensive program, and two and a half years at a state university's English Language Institute. I received my Master's in English - TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). I also have experie... ... More

I did my internship with autistic children and am Indiana certified. I have two nephews that are autistic. I understand the importance of routine and structure for this learner. ... More

Why did I decide to become a tutor? An excellent question, and an easy one to answer! I remember being a middle school student struggling with algebra. The formulas and equations my teacher was writing on the board might as well have been another language. My mother hired a tutor to help assist me. I remember his smiling face, friendly demeanor, and, most importantly, his desire to see me succeed. Thanks to his care, I found success in the mathematics world and went on to win the Algebra 2 aw... ... More

Hello, I am Boyang, a current PhD candidate at the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue. I graduated from the University of Science and Technology of China, one of the top there, with a Bachelor degree in Physics. I am willing to solve all kinds of problems in your study. Preparing for exam? Doing homework? No problem I can handle all those in different physics subjects. Or if you are interested in physical science itself and is considering a graduate school, I can t... ... More

I went to Ball State to study special education with a specialty in mild disabilities and Deaf Education. I taught special Ed for preschool, kindergarten, 1st, and second grade. In my 3 years teaching experience, I have learned so much and have only wanted to continue finding alternate routes to learn for all students. Disabilities aren't limitations, just a way to tell us we need to find a different way to access knowledge. My first tutoring experience was when I was 13. Crazy right? It w... ... More