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I am in my final year of classes at the University of Central Florida. I have spent four years of my life working towards a Bachelor's degree in Digital Media Web Design. I have taken great classes and worked with some great professors. They know how to make me passionate about my field of study and education, and I want to share that passion with students of all ages.

In high school I helped numerous peers with their classes. In middle school I helped tutor elementary school students as well, so I have always loved helping people with their academics. These experiences have influenced the kind of approach I take to tutoring, which focuses on patience and understanding information on a step by step level. In high school I participated in the IB program, took five AP tests, and did Dual Enrollment. My coursework in high school prepared me greatly for college and helped me become a great student. Some of the subjects I tutor are French, Algebra, English, and Web Languages. I have a particular affinity for French and love the study of that language.

I have a variety of interests for my spare time. I enjoy making websites and developing my skills with HTML, CSS, Javascript, and PHP. I study and critically consume films and tv shows, and I go to community events for the game Super Smash Bros.

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Angel’s Qualifications

Education & Certification

Undergraduate Degree: University of Central Florida - Current Undergrad, Digital Media Web Design Track

Hobbies

I make websites in my spare time which I am very passionate about. I love watching films and tv and discussing my critical opinion with others.

Tutoring Subjects

10th Grade

10th Grade Math

10th Grade Reading

10th Grade Writing

11th Grade

11th Grade Math

11th Grade Reading

11th Grade Writing

12th Grade Reading

12th Grade Writing

Adult Literacy

Algebra

AP French

Art

College English

Conversational French

Digital Media

English

French

French 1

French 2

General Chemistry

High School

High School Chemistry

High School English

High School Writing

HTML

IB Chemistry

IB Chemistry SL

IB Language B

IB Language B SL

IB Mathematical Studies SL

IB Mathematics: Applications and Interpretation

IB Theatre HL

JavaScript

Languages

Math

Middle School Math

PHP

Pre-Algebra

Technology and Coding

Theatre

Web Design

Web Development

Writing

Q & A

What is your teaching philosophy?

I think the most important trait for an educator to have is patience. Every student understands different concepts at differing paces, so it is imperative that an educator is flexible. The educators should also make sure that a student has a strong foundation in understanding the material.

What might you do in a typical first session with a student?

In the first session I want to gauge a variety of aspects with a student. It is important that I know the current level of the student with the material. The next step is to find out the student's preferences for how they like to learn.

How can you help a student become an independent learner?

The key to having students learn independently is that they have to be motivated and engaged by the material. I would try to help the student find an approach to the subject that fits their interests or preferences. Making the subject fun or interesting is incredibly important.

How would you help a student stay motivated?

Students feel motivated to continue their learning if they feel like they are making progress. Students that see a noticeable growth in their skill and understanding will appreciate the time they have spent learning the material.

If a student has difficulty learning a skill or concept, what would you do?

When students are having difficulty with a skill or concept, it is important for the educator to find a different approach. Students are capable of understanding anything eventually. The information just has to be presented in a way that fits the sensibilities of the students.

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