
ABOUT
My Tutoring Experience
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Dr. Krupp has over three decades of teaching and tutoring experience and has earned seven prestigious teaching awards. His deep understanding of standardized test preparation, including SAT, PSAT, MCAT, and college essays, makes him a trusted expert in helping students achieve their academic goals.
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While many tutors adapted to online teaching during COVID-19, Dr. Krupp has been perfecting virtual tutoring since 2011. His sessions use a real-time interactive workspace, allowing students to write, highlight, and save study materials as PDFs, creating an efficient and engaging learning experience that is often more effective than traditional face-to-face instruction.
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Dr. Krupp tailors his teaching to fit each student’s unique learning style, ensuring customized support for better comprehension and retention. Whether through one-on-one online tutoring or in-person sessions in Pompano Beach, FL, he focuses on making learning accessible, stress-free, and results-driven for every student.
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Dr. Krupp’s passion for teaching started early. Throughout grade school and high school, he tutored peers in multiple subjects. By 1989, he was already teaching German to high school classes over the phone!
His teaching career expanded through graduate school, university professorships, and IB high school education, covering German language, literature, AP Psychology, Theory of Knowledge, and college application essays.
When it comes to online test prep, Dr. Krupp was ahead of the curve—he has been tutoring online since 2011, long before remote learning became a necessity. His expertise ensures that virtual tutoring is as engaging and effective as in-person instruction.
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Beyond test prep, Dr. Krupp brings cultural and linguistic fluency to his teaching. A native English speaker fluent in German and conversant in Spanish, he has lived in Germany for 2.5 years and traveled extensively across Europe.
This global perspective allows him to work exceptionally well with English as a second language (ESL) learners. Whether teaching reading, grammar, psychology, sociology, or even math, he draws on his multilingual background to make learning accessible for students of all cultural and linguistic backgrounds.