teaching
Specialties

FOR HIGH SCHOOL - STUDENTS

  • Tutoring for all subjects, papers, and exams in all history and English language subjects.
  • Coaching on choice of colleges for application.
  • Coaching and editing for all college application essays.
  • Coaching for all AP tests in English language and history AP subjects.
  • Advice for choosing courses on entering college and discussion of possible choices for majors and minors.
contact me

FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS

  • Tutoring for all subjects, papers, and exams in all history and English language subjects.
  • Coaching and editing for all college application essays.
  • Advice on graduate schools and applications.
contact me

FOR PARENTS

  • Advice on study methods, locations, and motivational methods.
  • Advice on choice of private schools or outside instruction.
  • Advice on extracurricular activities.
contact me

FOR ENGLISH SPEAKING ADULTS

  • Instruction in Public Speaking.
  • Instruction in presentation creation and speech writing.
  • Vocabulary enhancement.
  • Training in Subject Specific vocabulary: Sciences, Business, the Arts.
contact me

FOR SPANISH SPEAKERS

  • Instruction in English Grammar and Syntax.
  • Instruction in American common usage.
  • Accent reduction and pronunciation refinements.
  • Instruction in American spoken rhythms (where to put the emphasis).
  • Instruction in specific issues:
    • Correct uses of “the”, “a, an” and “some.”
    • American rhythms and emphasis.
    • Business and educational vocabulary.
    • When to use a soft “s” for plurals, and when to use the sound of “z.”
    • Practice with the “short i”, soft “th”, (as is thought), the hard “th” (as in this), and the sharp American non-rolled “r.”
contact me

FOR FARSI SPEAKERS

  • Instruction in English Grammar and Syntax.
  • Instruction in American common usage.
  • Accent reduction and pronunciation refinements.
  • Instruction in American spoken rhythms (where to put the emphasis).
  • Instruction in specific issues:
    • Correct uses of “the”, “a, an” and “some.”
    • American rhythms and emphasis.
    • Business and educational vocabulary.
    • When to use a soft “s” for plurals, and when to use the sound of “z.”
    • Practice with the “short i”, soft “th”, (as is thought), the hard “th” (as in this), and the sharp American non-rolled “r.”
contact me