Where Confidence Meets Clarity: Personalized Tutoring with Danielle, Honors Graduate

I am a skilled and compassionate tutor with a Bachelor's degree in History and a minor in American Sign Language from Boise State University. I have extensive experience working with diverse learners, including English language learners, and I am especially passionate about supporting students in reading, writing, and critical thinking across the humanities. I have a strong background in ASL and a deep understanding of language acquisition. I strive to create inclusive, student-centered sessions that meet learners where they are. My tutoring style is encouraging, adaptable, and focused on helping students build lasting confidence and academic independence. I cover a wide range of humanities and social science subjects. As well as test prep and ESL support. I would love to support you on your journey to learn more! Please reach out if you have any questions.

My tutoring philosophy is rooted in empathy, adaptability, and empowerment. With a background in History and American Sign Language, as well as experience supporting English language learners, I prioritize clear, inclusive communication and culturally responsive teaching. I approach each session with the goal of meeting students where they are academically and personally, by identifying their strengths, learning styles, and individual goals. I believe students thrive when they feel seen and supported, so I create a collaborative environment that encourages questions, reflection, and self-advocacy. Whether working on writing, historical analysis, or language comprehension, I focus on building critical thinking and transferable skills that foster long-term success. I use guided questioning, real-world examples, and scaffolded support to help students gain confidence and independence in their learning process. Above all, I strive to make each session a space where students feel respected, capable, and inspired to grow.