...subjects, I am most passionate about Science, Math, Technology, and Engineering. In my experience most students dislike the STEM related courses, so I tend to make them more fun and interesting by conducting fun demonstrations and making the material more relatable to each student. I am a firm believer in education and try to inspire students into pursuing STEM related courses and careers. I absolutely love what I do as an engineer and educator, and...
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...and English as well. I have a Bachelors from Northeastern Illinois University in Finance because I love numbers! I was also an assistant manager at a bank so have a lot of experience training and mentoring many individuals. I have learned that patience and motivation is the key to teaching people. Also, figuring out what style works best for the individual. I believe anyone can learn anything as long as they are motivated. I love...
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...experience includes a diverse range of tutoring roles, each offering unique insights into the learning process. I have had the rewarding experience of tutoring students from underprivileged communities, helping them overcome academic challenges and build confidence. I have also successfully prepared students for standardized tests such as the SAT, ACT, and GRE, focusing on developing critical thinking skills and test-taking strategies. Furthermore, I have assisted high school and college students with the college application process,...
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...is Mr. Seth. I currently live in Florida and have 5 years of teaching and/or tutoring experience. I graduated with an MA in Economics from the University of Florida in 2022 with the completion of a Florida Teacher Preparation Program. I am currently FLDOE certified in Social Studies K-12. I specialize in the following subjects: SAT Test Prep Economics Math K-12 ELA K-5 I help my students with anything they might need. I hope you...
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...them suitable for teaching it. To be genuinely qualified, one must be a servant to the deity called "Pedagogy," the Art and Science of teaching. 3. Proof of experience and effectiveness: I am willing to offer my services only in subjects I have taught. I assess my effectiveness by the number of students of mine who have succeeded in their chosen professions. I am proud of them. 4. I sincerely believe that any science void...
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...is Susan Seal. You can call me Susie! I have both my bachelors and masters degrees in Mathematics. I worked in technology for 12 years. I have recently taken a break from this career. During this time of exploration, I have done many jobs which have added to my experiences and increased my social network. Most recently, I have been working as a K-8 guest educator. I have really enjoyed being in the classroom and...
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...Arts and Science from Lamar University, where I majored in General Studies with minors in Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice. This multidisciplinary education has equipped me with a deep understanding of human behavior, social dynamics, and the legal system, all of which I incorporate into my teaching and mentoring approach. Professionally, I have worked in various roles, from being an Executive Assistant and Secretary to leading teams in manufacturing and retail environments. My experience spans...
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...for the Presidential Awards for Excellence in Science and Mathematics Teaching (PAEMST). I received my Masters in Mathematics from Texas A&M University. I received my Masters in Mathematics Education from The Ohio State University where I also received my BS in mathematics and civil engineering (structural). I absolutely love helping students feel confident and successful in mathematics by exploring cool problems and using dynamic applets to help visualize ideas and key concepts.
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I believe that all students can succeed in math. All they need is to see and understand the math rather than just memorizing some boring steps. As a retired college math professor I can certainly help any student 'see' the math rather than memorizing it.... I believe that all students can succeed in math. You just need to be taught how to understand math rather than simply memorizing it.... Go over their homework, and when I...
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My name is Jesse, I am a teacher and luthier. I'm an excellent math tutor and I know how to explain concepts in a way that makes sense to people. I am also good at teaching other subjects as well. My goal is to improve education for a brighter future.
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...Through my roles as a teaching assistant and peer mathematics tutor, elementary ESL teacher in France, AmeriCorps Service Learning and Mentoring Specialist, and community college tutor, I have followed my passion for helping others develop skills and confidence in all areas of the subject. Having worked with students ranging from elementary school to college, I am equally comfortable teaching multiplication tables and long division as I am reinforcing concepts in algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and calculus.
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...am a big believer in no bad subjects, just poor explanations. I plan to use creative and fun ways to explain difficult concepts to make them much easier (and more enjoyable) to learn! I teach by taking additional time with the initial learning curve to really understand the fundamentals in each topic. I have noticed by doing this, people are able to grasp new and challenging ideas so much faster later as new concepts appear....
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...am currently enrolled in my second masters in Leadership. I have been in education for 5 years now and absolutely love it, it is very fulfilling. I am certified in Secondary Education in Mathematics, and Health and PE. I am a huge advocate for equality and love diversity. I specialize in the SAT and all Algebra courses. Every student deserves a great teacher with patience, love, and understanding. My personal interests include playing Table Tennis...
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...to large companies like Citibank and Garmin. I lived in many major cities like Washington DC, New York City, San Francisco, and Phoenix Arizona where I developed my people skills. I can teach anything, but I am most passionate about Math, business, coding, and coaching on how to become an effective software engineer. I encourage my mentees to always ask questions and to learn by doing. In my free time, I enjoy lifting weights, playing...
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...to enroll in a mathematics teaching program for my undergraduate education. After getting my undergraduate degree, I started teaching math at the 6th grade level until I was admitted to a PhD program and moved to the United States. My PhD focused on educational measurement and statistics and I have been trained in highly advanced statistical methods. Since I graduated, I have been teaching introductory level and advanced level statistics courses at the graduate level. Analyzing...
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I am a rising sophomore at Case Western Reserve University studying engineering. I have taken most high-school level standardized tests, and have scored consistently above the 95th percentile. I have tutored small groups of students throughout high school, and also have experience as a private tutor. Outside of the classroom, I enjoy playing Ultimate Frisbee with my college club team.
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I eagerly look forward to helping you learn! The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled. "Of high ideals and virtue was her speech, and gladly would she learn and gladly teach." - Chaucer Learning Math, Physics, Astronomy, Computer Science is challenging, useful, and can be fun.
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...for education and mentorship that truly drives me. With four years of dedicated teaching experience, I have honed my ability to effectively convey complex concepts in a clear and concise manner, ensuring that my students not only grasp the material but also develop a deeper understanding of the subject matter. As a tutor, my goal is to empower my students to excel academically and professionally. Whether it's demystifying financial principles, preparing for professional certifications, or...
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The student and I worked on developing her skill with parametric functions and using her graphing calculator with the functions. We also worked on developing her skills with writing parametric equations for word problems.
We reviewed: lateral areas, surface areas and volumes of prisms, pyramids, cubes and other three dimensional shapes. She completed the problems, and I checked her work for accuracy.
We reviewed some pre-algebra concepts and completed several worksheets. The student understands how to evaluate variable expressions and can complete graphing problems. We will continue to work on more pre-algebra concepts.
The student will be taking his final exams in math soon, so our hour was spent reviewing his homework. We covered area/circumference of circles, areas of irregular polygons, and volume of rectangular prisms. I also pulled up the standards for his grade level, and we did word problems that tested rates of change and probability.
This sessions occurred on Tues. 5/7. We worked on solving inequalities involving one variable. The student seemed to get the graphing, and we practiced flipping the sign when multiplying/dividing by a negative number.
During this session, the student completed his in-class assignment that he had not finished. It revolved around shopping, applying and calculating discounts and taxes. He did very well with the activity and seemed encouraged by his understanding.
