
Mireille Karadanaian
Academic Coach
Mireille possesses a natural ability to deconstruct complex concepts into simpler, more digestible components. This skill has not only propelled her own academic journey but also attracted peers seeking alternative approaches to problem-solving. Mireille derives great satisfaction from empowering students to discover their inner strength and tackle challenges with newfound confidence and skill.
Sports Involved In
Basketball
Table Tennis
Stats
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UCLA - Psychobiology Major and Clinical Psychology
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Carlos Alcaraz, Luka Doncic, Kobe Bryant, Michael Phelps, Caitlin Clark
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English, Science, History, Psychology
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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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Mireille's coaching approach centers on fostering patience, tailoring strategies to individual learning styles, and nurturing emotional resilience and confidence, particularly in areas where students feel challenged. She excels at guiding students through goal setting, organizational techniques, and breaking down complex tasks into manageable steps, empowering them to achieve academic success.
Testimonials for Mireille…
“For the longest time, I thought I couldn't play water polo anymore. Mireille helped me pick up my grades by tutoring me in English. She was patient and helped me write theses, organize my papers, and seamlessly integrate sources into my writing. I'm grateful for her help."
Johnny
Student-Athlete
“Thanks to Mireille, my son doesn't think learning English is impossible. He's gone from reciting the alphabet to forming entire sentences and holding conversations with his friends, teachers, and family. She inspired hope in him and helped him realize that despite our financial obstacles, he can still do exceptional in school.”
Shannon
Guardian of Student-Athlete
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