
Lily Szalay
Academic Coach
Lily tutors because she is passionate about fostering a positive and supportive learning environment where students can grow and excel. Helping students achieve their goals and build confidence is incredibly rewarding to her. She believes every student can succeed, and she is honored to play a part in helping them unlock their full potential.
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William & Mary - Physics & Film
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Misty Copeland, Simone Biles, Lindsey Vonn, Henrik Larsson, Michael Phelps
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Physics, Math, English, Film Analysis
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Pre-kindergarten (Pre-K) or Early Childhood Education (ECE), Kindergarten (K), Elementary School (Grades 1-5 or 6), Middle School or Junior High School (Grades 6-8 or 7-8), High School (Grades 9-12), College (Higher Education)
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Lily's specific coaching talents include a personalized learning approach, effective communication, patience, and empathy. She focuses on empowering students to build confidence and develop organizational skills. Additionally, Lily's goal-oriented coaching style helps students stay on track and achieve their academic objectives.
Testimonials for Lily…
"Lily is an excellent tutor for math! I was struggling with my coursework this year as I moved up a level and found it hard to adjust to the new level with classroom lessons. The 1-1 tutoring really broke down the methods and use of formulas so that I could wrap my head around it. I would highly recommend her tutoring service for any other students of any level that need some guidance in their coursework. Thanks again Lily!"
Andrew
Student-Athlete
"Lily has been an amazing tutor for my daughter! She is patient, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. She is able to break down and explain concepts in ways that are easy to understand. Her calm and caring demeanor encourages confidence with the subject and allows for growth and understanding. Highly recommend Lily!"
Amy
Guardian of Student-Athlete
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