Meet Our New Tutors
And Help Us Make Modulo Even Better
For the last couple of years, I’ve been working on understanding what qualities truly matter when matching families with the right tutors to support their children’s unique needs. We’ve recently recruited some wonderful new tutors and built detailed profiles to help you find the perfect fit for your unique child.
I’m excited to introduce a few of the tutors I’m most enthusiastic about right now and I’d love your honest feedback on how we’re presenting them on Modulo. It is our goal to build Modulo in collaboration with our community, so your honest feedback is indispensable to us as we work to build the best Modulo possible for all of you.
Please feel free to click through to explore their full profiles or see all tutors here and filter by style, special needs, availability and subject.
Meet the tutors
➡️ Rowan (Latin and Ancient Greek)
A specialist in Latin and Ancient Greek, Rowan loves guiding gifted learners into the fascinating world of classical languages and ideas. His approach makes even the most complex material engaging and accessible for curious minds.
➡️ Krista (Math tutor for 2e learners)
With deep experience teaching twice-exceptional kids and supporting her own gifted son with autism, Krista brings both expertise and empathy to her work. She’s dedicated to helping neurodiverse students thrive and feel understood.
➡️ Emily (Expert in homeschooling children on the Autism spectrum)
As a homeschooling mom who’s navigated her own child’s autism journey, Emily offers gentle, personalized teaching that blends compassion with practical know-how.
Kelsi is a kind, energetic new tutor who creates a welcoming space for students who need patient, encouraging support. As a new tutor, she presents an affordable option for families looking for an amazing mentor for their child who is being trained and supported by the Modulo team.
➡️ Rispah (Expert in Swahili, Kikuyu and Kamba)
Tuning in from Kenya, Rispah offers a rare opportunity for families interested in African languages and cultures. She is also a gifted creative writing teacher who can support children in creating their own narrative.
❤️ We’d love your feedback
Our site is new, and we’re eager for feedback on how we present our tutors. It would mean so much if you could share your thoughts on questions like:
Are the profile pages helpful?
Do these tutors seem like people you’d like to tutor your kids?
What information is missing, if any, on the profile page?
What details are useful, and what feels less necessary?
If you’re interested in booking the tutor, what additional information do you need?
Did you find the profile video and demo videos helpful?
How easy is it to find the right match for your child?
When browsing tutors on the collection page, is it it easy to find what you’re looking for?
Which filters do you find most helpful? (Style, Special Needs, etc)
As a parent with a child who is neurodivergent, gifted or has special needs, is it easy to find someone who has expertise in your child’s learning archetype? Why or why not?
Were the filters for age, special needs helpful and easy to use?
Your honest feedback will help us shape Modulo into something truly valuable for families seeking the right educational support.
Thank you so much for your time and support.
Warmly, Manisha