53 Seabrook Tutors

I have my BA in American History and my M.Ed in Applied Behavior Analysis. I have worked with individuals with Autism and other developmental/emotional disorders for nearly ten years. I currently work with children and their families to target negative behaviors. I have a BA in American History with a focus on early colonial history. I have also taken significant coursework in American and European Women's History. I have my M.Ed in ABA and have spent nearly ten years working with child... ... More

I have a Masters Degree and a K-12 Certification in New Hampshire in Special Education. I have ten years experience as a Special Education Case Manager modifying curriculum for and instructing students with ADD/ADHD. ... More

I've spent the last two years teaching English at the high school level. Courses spanned the 9th through 12th grades and featured a growth-oriented, skill-based writing portfolio project as the assessment. These portfolios challenged students to engage a variety of texts, both literary and informational, while offering instruction on which writing styles are appropriate to respond to any one of the numerous text types they might encounter. The emphasis of these classes were on the process... ... More

I have 6 years of experience as a public and private school teacher and tutor of adolescents. I have also tutored adults in ESL and GDE preparation. I have tutored SAT prep, Latin, and an AP history exam prep, also. I am capable of tutoring any grade school students in any subjects through the 12 grade and adults: in math through pre-calculus, in writing skills, in Latin, and in the college or private school application preparation. I graduated from Phillips Exeter Academy and the University... ... More

I have studied French for nearly ten years and have always had a love for the language. I have had the opportunity to teach a lesson in French in a school setting before, and I am confident in my ability to tutor students in the language. ... More

Over 20 years ago, I was a college sophomore who had a difficult time getting through my freshman year. Classes seemed so much bigger and the organization required to get all of the work done seemed so much more difficult to me than high school did. I spoke with my adviser and was recommended to get some academic testing done. I was diagnosed with this thing called ADD and had not idea what it was or how exactly my affected my ability to learn, but at least I had a place to begin. Since that time, I have dedicated my life to working with students in need of something "more". The first tut ... More