Rachel W. offers Vocabulary Lessons, Grammar Lessons, Reading Lessons, W...
Tutor in Woodbridge, VA 22193
Woodbridge, VA 22193
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Subjects: Vocabulary Lessons, Grammar Lessons, Reading Lessons, Writing Lessons, English Lessons, Spelling Lessons, Elementary Math Lessons, Elementary science Lessons, Elementary (K-6th) Lessons, Piano Lessons, Study Skills Lessons, and Needlework Lessons
Travel policy: Will travel within 30 miles of Woodbridge, VA 22193
Wyzant Tutor Rating: 5 of 5 (29 ratings total)
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I am a graduate of the University of Maryland with a Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education. I am an assistant teacher at Potomac Crescent Waldorf School where I teach Kindergarten (ages 3 to 6). During my free time, I enjoy helping students from the ages of 3 to 70! Most of what I do is focused on kindling the joy of learning for students for students whose curiosity has been discouraged by the public school system. I also work with very young students to help them build a strong…
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- 3 weeks - 17 years
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Shirley M. from Pasadena, MD Rachel is very patient, especially since I am an older student. She encourages me to practice as much as possible and is sure that I can learn to play well with ease and confidence as we continue to work together. I enjoy my lessons with Rachel very much.
SAINI H. from Hanover, MD Rachel is an awesome teacher! She is very friendly and patient and engaged our child during the whole session. My daughter absolutely loved Ms. Rachel and eagerly waited for her during each of the sessions. She has enriched my child's vocabulary with poems and stories that have sparked creative thinking. Her finger games, sewing, and painting further strengthened the development of fine motor skills. With Ms. Rachel on the scene, I realized that childhood was not a race to see how quickly a child can read, write or count, but a window of time to develop the love for learning.