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Receive personally tailored Writing lessons from exceptional tutors in a one-on-one setting. We help you connect with in-home and online tutoring that offers flexible scheduling and your choice of locations.
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How can a Writing tutor help you?
For many students, writing can be a frustrating venture. Sometimes, the confusion is in regards to technique. It can be hard to know what divides the persuasive style from the expository, or how bridging can enhance cohesion. At other times, just getting started can feel like an impossible task. If the writing happens to be for a test, the additional pressure could significantly worsen the experience.
If you find yourself struggling with similar issues, Varsity Tutors will connect you with an experienced and trusted writing tutor in Baltimore, MD, who could be a great match for you. You'll get private instruction aimed specifically at your needs, whether that means starting with initial brainstorming techniques or beginning at the end with expert proofreading. Most importantly, your sessions will be one-to-one with an agenda you can modify whenever you want. Unlike a group class, you'll have total discretion as to what aspects of writing you spend time on and which you skip past.
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"The student has a week left until school starts and needs to complete two more assignments for his assigned summer novels. Today we worked on the novel that has a variety of creative writing assignments for him to chose from. He chose to write a newspaper article from the town the novel is set in. We began by looking at articles in the LA Times for ideas, and then discussed the difference between formal essays and creative pieces such as newspaper articles, diary entries, and short stories. He was outside of his comfort zone, but this will be a great assignment for him to do for just that reason. We will continue to work on it until next Wednesday."
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"The student and I went over my comments on the first draft of her personal narrative essay. We then worked on cutting down the piece from 600 to 250 words for a school that requires a shorter application essay. "
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"During today's session the student and I read through his prepared paragraphs together highlighting spelling, sentence structure, and word usage while also correcting and rewriting a few areas to provide more description and detail for the reader. At our September session he is to come prepared with his rewritten, corrected paragraphs and the sources he used to obtain his information. We will once again read through his paragraphs and then will begin working on how to properly cite his sources using MLA format."
