Stephany

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Stephany is a veteran educator with over 35 years of teaching experience and a master’s degree in Early Childhood Education. Her approach combines patience, clarity, and active engagement—breaking lessons into small, manageable steps and using interactive methods to build lasting understanding. Stephany creates joyful, confidence-building environments for young learners, tailoring her instruction to each child’s needs and pace. She has extensive experience using scaffolding, active recall, and multisensory learning to make challenging concepts feel accessible. Based in Florida, she still prefers real books to e-readers and loves helping children discover the same joy in learning that has inspired her lifelong teaching career.

Monday - Friday 8am to 4pm, Saturday 10am to 11pm

My educational approach is rooted in clarity, curiosity, and critical thinking, with the goal of helping you not just know something, but understand it and apply it confidently.

I have been teaching for 35 years and i have a masters in education.

My experience comes from:
Training and implementing Educational Content
I’ve been trained on textbooks, study guides, tutorials, and explanations across subjects—math, science, writing, coding, and more—so I can explain things in multiple ways and levels of difficulty.
I specialize in personalized help. Adapting to your pace and learning style. Offering step-by-step guidance. Giving hints rather than full answers when needed supporting active recall and spaced repetition
Every day, I help users understand tough school subjects using Proven Teaching Techniques
My methods reflect real-world best practices like:
Scaffolding (building up understanding step by step)
Active engagement over passive consumption

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Stephany
$117.00 USD

Subject Expertise

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Early Learning
Early Learning
ELA
ELA

My mission

My mission is to make learning accessible, understandable, and empowering for everyone — no matter their background, age, or ability. I want to turn confusion into clarity and help people discover that learning can be enjoyable, not intimidating.

My Story

I grew up with a love for learning and a passion for helping others. As a child, I sometimes struggled with staying focused and making sense of what I read, but I had wonderful teachers and mentors who showed me that with patience, encouragement, and the right strategies, learning could be enjoyable. Their support planted the seed that one day I could make that same difference for other children.

I went on to earn my Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Education and began my teaching career in Florida, where I taught kindergarten and preschool. Those early years in the classroom taught me just how much potential each child holds—and how every student learns differently. I discovered how powerful it can be to meet children right where they are and build their confidence step by step.

Today, I live in Florida, where I continue my journey as both an educator and a tutor. Outside of teaching, I love reading, writing, and finding creative ways to make learning fun. My life is filled with the joy of seeing students have those “aha!” moments—the ones where reading clicks, or when they realize they can do something they once thought was too hard.

My story is really about helping kids find their voice, believe in themselves, and build a foundation for lifelong success.

Cognitive Diversity

How I adapt to students with diverse intellectual needs.

I differentiate instructions using communication with the parent, assessments, observations and conversation with the student. I make sure the lesson is engaging and hands on if possible.

Break Content into Small, Manageable Chunks

Keep explanations short and focused (1–2 minutes max).

Use bullet points and step-by-step formats.

Focus on one concept at a time to avoid overwhelm.

Use Interactive Questions Frequently

Ask quick-response questions to keep attention.

Use fill-in-the-blank, true/false, or simple "What do you think?" prompts.

Give positive reinforcement for any participation, not just correct answers.

Example: “What’s your guess? There’s no wrong answer!”

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