Theresa R.
Throughout her many years at school, Theresa R. worked to create a learning environment where ideas can flow freely and expanding knowledge is the name of the game. She learned to share her values and teaching experiences with others all the way back in high school, when her English teachers allowed her to begin tutoring other students in the ways of reading and writing. Following this, she graduated from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with a degree in English, alongside a minor in History. From there, she went on to get her Master’s in Literature at the University of Texas at Dallas, where she not only focused on writing, literature, and grammar, but also took several classes in history, from Native Americans in the U.S. to women’s place in Europe during war times. Though her focus these days has been on her job in generative A.I. for Google’s Gemini, helping and tutoring others has been a passion that she wants to pursue once more. She plans to bring her excitement for learning, as well as her skills in American Sign Language (ASL) that she picked up while in Lafayette, to help young people in today’s educational environment. She provides a hands-on learning experience for those who may be struggling and brings a passion for literature and history that is infectious, all while fostering a safe and fun environment for children of all ages.
NIMA S.
Nima holds a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Economics and brings over five years of tutoring experience to his students. He has worked with learners from Grade six through twelve, including those enrolled in IB and AP programs, helping them excel in Math, Physics, Chemistry, and Economics.
Nima’s approach focuses on building both understanding and confidence. He tailors lessons to each student’s learning style, ensuring that complex concepts are made accessible and engaging. He has experience teaching one-on-one as well as in small groups, and is skilled at creating interactive, structured, and motivating learning environments.
In addition to traditional tutoring, Nima has extensive experience conducting online sessions, using interactive digital whiteboards and shared notes that students can review after class. He has also supported students with ADHD and ADD, demonstrating patience and adaptability to meet diverse learning needs.
Passionate about education, Nima is committed to helping students not only improve their academic performance but also develop a love of learning and strong problem-solving skills. Parents can trust that his sessions are professional, supportive, and results-driven, with a focus on helping each student reach their full potential.
Diana W.
Diana is a bilingual educator with over 10 years of experience teaching, tutoring, and mentoring students across a wide range of ages and learning needs. Fluent in both English and Spanish, she brings a unique combination of cultural insight, strong communication skills, and a warm, engaging teaching style to every session.
Diana earned her Bachelor of Science in Education from the College of Charleston and a Master of Science in Management from Southern Wesleyan University. She has extensive experience teaching in both traditional classroom settings and one-on-one environments, including working with elementary students (K–5), English Language Arts, ESL learners, and Spanish language students at both the middle and high school levels. She has also supported students with dyslexia and served as a bilingual liaison, helping bridge communication between schools and families.
Her areas of expertise include reading, writing, college essay support, English Language Arts, ESL, Spanish (conversational through advanced), test-taking strategies, and GED preparation. Diana is especially skilled at building strong relationships with her students and tailoring instruction to meet each child’s individual learning style, helping them gain both academic skills and confidence.
In addition to her educational background, Diana brings over 20 years of professional experience in customer service, training, and curriculum development across multiple industries. She has developed Spanish curriculum and training materials, led workshops, and provided individualized instruction to both students and adults.
Diana is also a published co-author of two women’s empowerment books, reflecting her passion for personal growth and helping others reach their full potential. She believes that every student can succeed with the right encouragement, structure, and support, and she strives to create a positive, engaging learning environment where students feel confident and motivated.
Outside of tutoring, Diana enjoys spending time with her family, including her children and grandson, and continues to pursue her passion for teaching and connecting with others.
AMELIE O.
Amelie has over 8 years of experience teaching mathematics at the high school level. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics from UAlbany, a Master’s degree in Mathematics Education from Clarkson University, and a Master’s degree in Computer Science from Pace University. She is also New York State certified in Mathematics 7–12.
Prior to her career in education, Amelie worked as an interior designer for five years and has additional experience tutoring in math and ESL, as well as teaching beginner piano. In her classroom, she has implemented differentiated instruction, multiple teaching models, and effective classroom management strategies to ensure that all students can access the curriculum and feel supported in their learning, including through the use of technology.
Outside of teaching, Amelie enjoys painting, coding, traveling, wood model building, and reading.
MOHAMED M.
Mohamed holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and a Master’s degree in Mathematics Education. He currently teaches high school mathematics and is passionate about helping students build strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
In addition to his classroom experience, Mohamed has worked extensively with students through tutoring, helping learners strengthen their mathematical foundations and gain confidence in their abilities. He believes mathematics becomes more accessible when concepts are explained clearly and students are encouraged to think critically and ask questions.
Mohamed is dedicated to creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel comfortable exploring challenging ideas. His goal is not only to help students succeed academically, but also to develop a lasting appreciation for learning and for the power of mathematics.
Eric L.
Eric is a certified educator with over 25 years of teaching and tutoring experience. Having loved math his entire life, he graduated from Georgia State University in 2006 with a Bachelor of Science in mathematics with a concentration in secondary education. He went on to teach for a few years and also work at several different tutoring companies. He worked in the corporate world for several years continuing to use his math skills by analyzing financial reports for storage facilities. He also used his teaching skills to train new and veteran employees on policies, procedures, and computer programs. In his free time, Eric likes to play all types of games with his wife, 10 year old son, and other friends. He is currently a level 9 dwarf cleric in Dungeons and Dragons.
Luke H.
Luke is a dedicated tutor based in Marietta, Georgia, bringing a rare combination of academic excellence and real-world resilience to every student he works with. A four-time consecutive Dean’s List honoree at Kennesaw State University, Luke graduated with honors in Biology in December 2025 and has since been accepted into KSU’s Master of Science in Integrative Biology program. His ability to connect with students of all ages is no accident. Luke is the youngest in his family, both his parents were the youngest in theirs, and he spent years studying alongside people much younger than himself after returning to college at 38, giving him a natural ease in spanning generations. His teaching instincts were recognized early at KSU, where his own classmates elected him (despite the position not being an election!) as their Supplemental Instruction leader for Introduction to Biology while he was still taking the course, a distinction that speaks for itself.
Having personally navigated diagnoses of ADHD and OCD throughout his studies, Luke brings genuine empathy and creative problem-solving to students who learn differently. His sessions are built around analogies, drawing concepts out visually, and focusing only on the very next step so students never feel overwhelmed. He looks forward to working with students from elementary through high school in Science, English, Reading, Writing, and Social Studies. When he is not tutoring, Luke is a huge nerd who has to keep busy, spending his time remodelling, painting miniatures, playing bass, tinkering with hobby electronics, and living by his personal motto: “No growth in comfort, no comfort in growth.”
EMMA S.
Emma is a dedicated and engaging educator with experience teaching grade 10 math, grade 10 science and grade 11 functions. She has an undergraduate degree in science with honours in neuroscience and mental health from Carleton University, and has completed teachers’ college in New Zealand, gaining a valuable international perspective on education.
Passionate about making learning meaningful, Emma strives to integrate students’ personal interests into lessons while drawing on her own diverse lived experiences to create relatable and dynamic learning environments. She believes that building strong connections with students is paramount in fostering confidence and academic success.
Outside of teaching, Emma enjoys playing volleyball, travelling and photography. She recently travelled to Belize where she volunteered in Marine conservation efforts by scuba diving to help manage invasive lionfish populations. This blend of academic expertise and real-world experience allows her to bring curiosity, enthusiasm, and a global outlook into every tutoring session.
Shauna K.
Helping students succeed is Shauna K.’s true passion.
Shauna has been teaching, tutoring, and helping students achieve academic success for more than a decade.
A California native, Shauna has a graduate and undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences from UCSD. She also has a TESOL certificate to teach English as a foreign language, and many years of in-person and online SAT and ACT coaching — which is her specialty.
Shauna is highly skilled in helping students excel in a wide range of subjects from science and math to language arts and Spanish.
She is an expert at helping all students learn (and master) executive functioning skills such as planning, time management, study habits, and effective study techniques (how to study). She believes that the confidence gained through these skills propel students forward and lay the groundwork for lifelong success.
When Shauna is not teaching or tutoring, you will find her hiking, biking, or camping the Rockies.
Pragati P.
Pragati is a passionate and dedicated educator with a strong background in Chemical Engineering and a deep love for math and science. Her academic training has equipped her with a solid foundation in problem-solving, analytical thinking, and real-world applications of scientific concepts, which Pragati brings into every tutoring session.
Currently, teaching 8th-grade science, Pragati focuses on making complex ideas engaging, accessible, and meaningful for her students. In addition, she has experience teaching 10th-grade chemistry and 9th-grade biology, and can support students across a wide range of scientific subjects and grade levels. She is also pursuing a Master’s degree in Education, working toward becoming a high school science and math teacher. This ongoing training helps her stay up-to-date with effective teaching strategies and student-centered learning approaches.
As a tutor, Pragati’s goal is to build confidence, strengthen understanding, and help students develop a genuine interest in math and science. She strives to create a supportive and encouraging learning environment where students feel comfortable asking questions and growing academically.