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About Us
You don't have to go through school alone.
As long-time professors, we recognize that not every student was coming to us with questions. Maybe they were shy, maybe the schedules didn't work, or maybe they just needed to hear the material from a different voice. However, in the search for tutors for extra practice, our students were coming up empty. For these subjects, a tutor needs to be a well-trained and experienced individual. As we each decided it was time to leave academia, we knew we would miss interacting with the students. Starting Tutoring the SLP allows us to stay connected with the material and the students.
Tutoring the SLP has three different ways that we can help you. (1) If you need to meet with somebody to go over concepts as a review or new material, we will be happy to meet with you one-on-one to discuss whatever topics you want to work on. (2) Maybe there are a few of you from the same class and you all want to come together. You can schedule a small group session where you provide the group and we provide the tutor. (3) Finally, we also offer test review session. You can bring your study guides and notes and we will help you review the material.
Please also be on the lookout for our Bootcamps to help refresh your memory from those pre-requisite class days, offered throughout August and September. Coming Soon - online CEUs and Career Conversations.
Jenna Silver Luque, PhD, CCC-SLP
Dr. Luque is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over 15 years experience in the field. She has worked with pediatric populations in schools and private practices working on speech, language, and pragmatic goals. She also owns a private practice with a focus on accent enhancement services.
For over 10 years, Dr. Luque has worked in higher education as a faculty member in both undergraduate and graduate programs teaching in both face-to-face and online modalities. She has been nominated for her teaching by her students, and she was awarded Advisor Honors by National NSSLHA in 2020 for her role as NSSLHA Faculty Advisor. Courses developed and taught by Dr. Luque include Introduction to Communication Sciences and Disorders, Language Science for Communication Sciences and Disorders, Language Development and Disorders, Anatomy and Physiology of the Speech and Hearing Mechanism, Introduction to Phonetics, Introduction to Speech Science, Clinical Process, Articulation and Phonological Disorders, Fluency Disorders, Evaluation and Differential Diagnosis, Ethics, and Multicultural Issues. Dr. Luque is also co-author of Hands-on Phonetics: A Praat Tutorial, available on Kindle.
Carol A. Tessel, PhD, CCC-SLP
Dr. Tessel is a an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist with over 20 years of experience in the field. She worked for over 10 years completing monolingual and bilingual (Spanish) treatment and evaluations for the New York City Early Intervention and CPSE (preschool) programs.
Her academic career has included serving as a clinical supervisor for graduate and undergraduate students as well as serving as instructor for a variety of graduate and undergraduate courses including Clinical Phonetics, Speech and Hearing Sciences, Anatomy and Physiology, Language Development in the birth to 4 population, Normal Language Development, Language Disorders in Children, Evaluation and Treatment of Reading and Writing Disorders, Disorders of Articulation and Phonology, Research Methodology, and Evaluation and Treatment of Multicultural and Multilingual populations.
Dr. Tessel has also completed research related to bilingual language development, accent enhancement services, and pedagogy in communication sciences and disorders.