...not only taught by the right instructor, but the materials at hand must be presented in a manner in which the student is learning. Furthermore, the lessons presented must be engaging, interactive, and tailored to suit each student. My ideal session is in which my students are not just using new learning tools, but their continued successes are noteworthy of praise for a continued life of exposure to a plethora of pedagogy and rigor matched...
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...she was in kindergarten. I have 7 children and I homeschooled all of them. I love teaching and helping people reached their best potential. I don't believe anybody is born smart or not, anybody can succeed with good instruction, great effort and desire. I have been teaching since I was in high school. I also taught at work and now I'm teaching in a homeschool co-op. Teaching brightens my day. I hope I can help...
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...my work as a freelance English - Spanish - Portuguese translator and as an independent Spanish tutor. I teach Spanish for ALL levels and needs. I provide instruction at the academic level by following Spanish class curriculum and preparing for upcoming assignments and tests. I present information in a variety of easy and practical ways using interactive activities during conversation, writing and reading to enhance linguistic skills. I can guarantee the greatest quality conducted with...
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...skills necessary for success in government, academia, and cross-cultural communication. With over two years of tutoring experience, I focus on middle school writing, emphasizing practical communication skills and cultural awareness. My teaching philosophy centers on creating a supportive environment where students can confidently engage with English in real-world contexts. I believe that fostering a love for language and learning empowers students to thrive in a globalized world. Outside the classroom, I enjoy exploring diverse cultures...
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...and worked as a translator in the intensive post-9/11 military environment. After an 8-year career as an accountant and tax auditor, I decided to return to the classroom and pursue my true passion of teaching. My goal is to create a growth mindset in my students and to foster learners who are not afraid to try, fail, and keep trying. My end-goal is to create a more caring and accepting world through education.
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...I think multilingualism is the key that opens up the doors of the world. I was born and raised in San Juan, Puerto Rico and I've completed studies in bilingual education and history. I've been teaching for 19 years (all ages/levels) and specialize in learning a second language. I also enjoy traveling,photography and learning from other cultures. I congratulate you in your decision to become bilingual and look forward to help you in your Spanish...
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...goals. I've led intervention programs in reading and math across all grade levels, using data-driven strategies to close skill gaps and accelerate progress. My students know they're supported, challenged, and believed in. Math is my favorite subject to tutor, especially Algebra and Geometry, but I also work extensively with elementary/middle school math, Spanish, Science, and English Language Arts. As a native Spanish speaker with advanced college coursework in Spanish literature and composition, I offer bilingual...
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...tutored fellow students in various subjects at the Language Center. I really enjoy working with people from different cultures and backgrounds. I truly believe nothing improves student performance as much as one-on-one human tutoring. I specialize in Spanish and Economics. I believe when learning it is very important to work with your strengths to understand what is being asked from you. Everyone learns differently; therefore, each person must be taught in a different way. No...
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I enjoy teaching and helping students understand difficult materials. I bring a unique approach and individualized approach to difficult subjects. I enjoy Spanish, French and English studies, and am entering my senior year for my Bachelors in Spanish and French. I have professional experience correcting and coaching English papers.... My philosophy is that any student can learn any material with the right approach. The right tutor will seek the approach that works best for you.... Firstly,...
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...now, and I feel I can help students continue their journey toward reaching their goals. I want to make sure students know that school doesn't have to be hard. I want my students to know that attitude and effort win over smarts. Many students need a mentor, someone other than their parent guiding them along. I have strived to be that for many of my former students. Study skills, organization and confidence I believe hold...
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...information I could learn, and how vital it was for me to create original, more effective methods towards introducing & teaching new material. I began tutoring at the college grade level, which ultimately changed my teaching styles for the better. This new path started with questioning and analyzing today's academic system: "What adequately helps students to learn?", "How can I significantly impact each session in such a short amount of time?" And most importantly, "Why...
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...my B.A. degree in Spanish from Florida International University in 2019. My experience includes tutoring and providing Spanish language lessons to expand reading comprehension and conversational fluency. I like to coordinate with students in order to offer the best instructional programs and methods. I strive to diversify the learning material with topics that include culture, art, literature, and history. It brings me great joy to help all students reach their goals and to provide them...
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...of math, reading, writing, and comprehension, whether that be in English or Spanish. I recently graduated with my Bachelors degree in International Studies and a minor in Spanish in April and will begin a Masters program in the Fall in International Policy and Development. I love politics, languages, and English. In my spare time I love music and art. I have been painting and singing since I was a girl. I also really love sports,...
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...Texas at Dallas with a major in Molecular Biology and a minor in Child Development. My future plans include becoming a Physician Assistant and making a difference in the healthcare field. I have been a tutor since senior year in high school and I love working with students in a variety of subjects. I spend majority of my time learning and educating others and I absolutely love it! I hope I can make a difference...
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...France. Among my several certifications from various American and European Institutes, my areas of concentration include: usage of technology in the flipped classroom, adapting curriculum for the multi-disciplined classroom and creating a rigorous but welcoming classroom environment and experience for students of all backgrounds and age groups. I am an enthusiastic learner and highly enjoy promoting the philosophy of constant improvement and progression to my students. Language is not only a plus to learning, but...
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...people grow in love for Spanish-American authors and their works. I write in Spanish with true mastery. My great dream is to be able to carry out an investigation that will rescue the Spanish-American authors who write daily in the United States of America and present to the world the influence they have had in the consolidation of Spanish-Latin American culture. I see myself as a professor of Spanish-American literature at a university, while developing...
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We started focusing on timing during this session. We did a timed verbal section, and the student did well. Time probably will not be a huge issue, but either way, it is definitely good to get into the groove of doing entire sections at once and with the pressure of the time. I do still want to do Writing and Math on the clock.
The student warmed up with some reading passages for the assessment, practicing his reading skills under pressure. He performed at 80% accuracy. We then did "sprint workouts:" he had 6 minutes to read the entire passage and answer as many questions as possible (normal reading passages on the assessment get just under 9 minutes a piece.)
We also practiced with the science portion of the assessment. The student was required to explain all graphs and tables to me verbally before being allowed to view the questions. His explanations seemed to help. By the end of the session, the student completed 3 science passages within the time limit at 100% accuracy. We will continue this method of testing next week.
Essay Writing and more essay writing! The student and I went over several outlines he had made for essays and one full essay he had written for the session. We talked about making more detailed outlines for the essays so as to save time and develop time fully. We also discussed adopting a more polished, formal tone when writing the essay.
The student and I spent this session completing an essay worksheet I have developed in order to help her structure her essay responses. We spent about half the session brainstorming and building on examples. I have suggested that she create a bank of standard literary, historical, sports examples from which she can select during the exam. Next session we will work on writing the essay in a timed environment.
We assessed baseline knowledge using a list of assessment test topics. We created flashcards about exponent topics and percentage word problems. Also, we went over more practice problems. The student is making excellent progress.
The student and I had a very productive session today. We first discussed writing the essay. I gave her an example of a basic "outline" that she could follow and ways to improve upon the basic structure to get a higher score. We went through an example prompt and brainstormed compelling support for her point of view, going through the planning process for the essay. For our next session she will write an essay so we can go over specific mechanics she can improve on. We also worked on the other three sections of the test today, focusing less on reading and more on math and writing. The student does extremely well in the writing section, owing to her school's emphasis on grammar rules. We are working on different strategies to maximize her interest and minimize the time she has to spend with each passage to answer the questions. She likes using strategies that focuses on main points instead of (often) insignificant details.
