Our Tutoring Staff
At PrepNow all of our tutoring is one-to-one, and our state-of-the-art virtual classroom enables your child to work privately with a tutor from the convenience of your home. Years of experience have taught us that finding the right match is a critically important step in a successful tutoring outcome, and our innovative program gives you access to some of the best tutors in the country. Each profile has information regarding the tutor's academic history, teaching experience, teaching style, hobbies and interests. This information, along with the diverse backgrounds and personalities of our staff, will help to ensure that you find the perfect match for your child.
"I try to relate topics covered during tutoring to real life situations relevant to the student's interest," Andrew R. says on his tutoring style. "This creates a more engaging experience and develops a deeper understanding and longer lasting memory for the student." Andrew has been tutoring math since 2009.
Education:
Bachelor's in Bioengineering, UCLA
Hobbies:
Billiards,camping,games
“As a teacher, I recognize that it's important to be patient, and to check in with the student to see if the way you're explaining something makes sense to them,” says Angelica D. “I’m not afraid to re-explain something if it doesn't make sense, as the most important thing is communicating to the student why the answer is the correct answer.”
Education:
Bachelor's in Biomedical Engineering, Rowan University
Doctoral Degree in
Biomedical Engineering, University Of Minnesota
Hobbies:
Birdwatching, Swing Dancing, Backpacking, Volleyball, Reading
“I personally prefer the ‘learn by doing’ style of teaching, primarily because that is the way I learn best,” says Anjali B., who specializes in tutoring literacy and organic chemistry.
Education:
Bachelor's in Clinical And Translational Sciences, University Of Rochester
Medicine, Howard University College Of Medicine
Anna M. describes her tutoring style as “holistic”. “In my experience the most successful retention and problem-solving happens when we're able to connect our brain's creative, intuitive side with its linear, analytical side. Both are equally valuable and strongest when working together: that's my philosophy about reading and math, science and art, student and tutor!” she shares.
Education:
Bachelor's in Architecture, Clemson University
Master's in
Architecture, University Of Texas
Hobbies:
Art, Film, Literature
“It’s so important to me that a student never feels like they're failing to reach expectations when learning,” Cyrus L. says. “Ultimately, I find curating a relationship with a student—one built on mutual respect and free of judgment—to be the most pivotal part of teaching.”
Education:
Bachelor's in Studio Art, Agnes Scott College
Hobbies:
Drawing, Singing, Cosplaying, Crafting, Thrifting
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