I need some help I want give some with writing references. 

- She was is very patient and helpful. She also was is also very creative and shares her vast knowledge with my children. I definitely to recommend her. She is a sweet, funny and smart person.

- My kid child always enjoys going with her for getting help your from her with homework. They also by play soccer and spend time together. She was is very comprehensive thorough and responsible. 

She is friendly with the children and she enjoys take taking care of them. also doing happy them.

<em>I am not sure what you were trying to say on the last sentence, but as someone already said, there may not be a direct translation. An important thing to remember is that when you are describing her, you need to keep the verb tenses consistent. You should describe her in the present tense, "She is..." not "She was.."  But if you do use the past tense (maybe you are describing someone you knew in the past) at least be consistent. Don't jump between the present and past tenses.</em>

I am a tutor

I had a group of teenagers to whom I gave them taught some classes about in religion, healthy habits and adolescence. also I've also spent time teaching to children math and some basic words in English.

I think the poster aboveis confused when she says that math is written maths in the US and Canada. I have never heard anyone in the US call mathematics "Maths", and I have several Canadian friends that do not call it "maths" either. This would certainly be incorrect.