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Harry X

Tutor

@harry

Joined Jan 2024 · He/Him · 2:23 AM Local

About

Heya! My name's Harry, and I'm a person. I've been tutoring for Schoolhouse since January of last year, and I've loved it here. I was born in New Zealand, though I currently reside in the U.S. In my spare time, you can find me debating, talking with others (or trying to, at least), and writing stories. Can't wait to meet you!

Tutor

Feb 2024 - Present

Blog Team

May 2024 - Jun 2025

United States of America

Stats

2206

Badges

Countries Reached

172

Learners Impacted

162

Sessions Hosted

13,047

Tutoring Minutes

Certifications

Pre-Algebra

100% Mastery

Algebra 1

100% Mastery

Biology

100% Mastery

SAT Reading & Writing

Honorary

SAT Math

Honorary

Connections

Followers (49)

Following (4)

Upcoming Sessions

Language Subworld Info Session + Game Nights

7th session Thu Jan 1, 2026, 12:30 AM

Want to learn about the Language Subworld Initiative? Are you interested in becoming a member? Or do you want to play fun games? If so, that's what this series is for! Each session, Andrea, Aneesh, and Harry will talk about the language subworld initiative, answer your questions, and play a language and/or country game. Can't wait to see you!

Andrea R and 2 others

29/75

Featured Feedback

Harry is a very enthusiastic and engaging tutor

Learner · 1 mo. ago

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awesome job

Learner · 2 mo. ago

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He was awesome and even when no one but me was there, he still showed up and helped me out.

Learner · 1 mo. ago

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You knew where to step up and when to sit back. That was essential to help the student sharpen their skills. You could feel it when the student needed help and jumped in to guide them. You also ensured what the student needed beforehand with your warm-up (or get-to-know) questions so that you could guide them more effectively.

Tutor · 2 mo. ago

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