...about helping students because I believe that education is a valuable tool. I like to watch my students grow as they learn new concepts and overcome challenges. I aim to create a positive learning environment and help my students reach their full potential. I received my education at Western Carolina University. I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in the Arts with a minor in Psychology. I teach graphic design, HTML, high school level art...
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...UGA studying Computer Science. Starting from my sophomore year in high school, I have had many opportunities to work closely with children of all ages, most notably with middle schoolers and early high schoolers. I am a strong believer in teaching what the student desires to know and will work together with my students to figure out what is the best for their own lives. There is nothing more exciting to me than witnessing the...
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...in computer programming and teaching game development. Plus 7 years of professional Unity development experience. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore their creativity and technical skills. I strive to connect with each student by tailoring my approach to their unique learning styles, ensuring that complex concepts become accessible and engaging. I am motivated by the joy of witnessing my students' growth and success, and in...
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I am currently a student at Wake Tech for Simulation and Game Development on the art track. I love getting to help others learn more things about their passions, I think its important in a learning environment to bring your interests to the table, this can help with motivation.
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...area, and I am a senior at DePaul University studying Computer Science and Game Development. While programming is exciting to me, one of my other passions is teaching the math and science subjects that accompany Computer Science. I learned very early on that it wasn't the material that was most essential to learning, but it is the proper learning environment that really pushes students to do their best. That is the goal of my tutoring...
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...exploring how logical thinking and creativity intersect in these subjects. I've had the privilege of working with students from diverse backgrounds, adapting my tutoring style to meet their unique needs and encouraging a growth mindset. Whether we're tackling complex problems or developing new ideas, I'm committed to making learning engaging, relatable, and effective. Outside of academics, I'm passionate about community service and enjoy spending time with my dogs. I'm excited to help students reach their...
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...from as young as six to as old as forty-two. I am passionate about equipping people with proper technical knowledge and skills to thrive in this fast paced digital world. My experience with different age categories has helped me understand how to tailor lessons to cater for various individuals. I am a firm believer in the vast potential of technology, especially with the current emerging technologies of today. I also believe no one is too...
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...specific degrees and the name of the university. I obtained my education from National Louis University, where I earned my master's degree in curriculum and instruction and a doctorate in educational leadership in education. My academic background has equipped me with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively support and guide students towards their goals. My education has provided me with a strong foundation in educational theory and practice, allowing me to tailor my teaching...
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I am a game designer, and tutor. I love teaching topics related to my skillset as well as other topics that I often use within my job. Very good with MATH as a passion. Helped so many students in Math
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...games; I also worked substantially designing digital games. I am passionate about tutoring game design from a player-focused design methodology, with an emphasis on the overall player experience over either the mechanics or the narrative. I have found board games to be an excellent first step in learning design, due to the relative ease of early prototypes and iteration, core principles of a successful design project. I am also able to instruct in the use...
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...that are customized for their current course load and academic goals. Making students' academic pursuits a sustainable lifestyle is my primary goal but I enjoy enriching their understanding of the universe and enabling their critical thinking. My students learn to understand proper time management and how to break down activities. I also like to make sure my students feel comfortable with analysis, editing, note taking, and other methods to give them a competitive edge....... Not until...
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I am passionate about applying my background in literature, technology, and game design to education. I tutor students in SAT/ACT test prep, computer science, computer game design, English literature & composition, mathematics, and English language acquisition (ESL). I excel at teaching students to bridge the gap between abstract, conceptual ideas and concrete practice.
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I'm a self-taught computer programmer and game developer currently in the works of releasing my first major title for sale on the digital marketplace! Proficient in C#, Java, and the Unity3D game engine, I strive to help students reach their highest potential in any computer science or game development related discipline!
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...major and Math/Physics minor, I love to learn. I seldom find things interesting enough to stimulate my ADD brain outside of school. But, I also love to enlighten others by sharing knowledge. Through learning, you're able to unlock your potential to do great things. Helping someone push their mind to new heights has always been a gratifying experience for me. Hopefully I can help you to find the beauty in mathematics and science.
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I strive to break down any concept into its most basic parts. Any subject can be understood at a basic level if you think about it the right way, and I will try and give you the means to understand and succeed in a given subject.
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...and U.S politics. I have had tutoring jobs throughout school and have always been enthusiastic about helping people. I was selected to be in the National Honors Society in high school and we tutored fellow students in math and science. I also had a tutoring job while in Chicago helping elementary students in math and reading. Fortnite Experience: I have been playing since the came originally released so I have watched and practiced strategies as...
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You can receive personalized instruction in user input and interface including input from non-traditional devices; GUI programming; mobile platforms; 2D and 3D game development; data structures and algorithms; parallelization; canvas rendering; render threading; shading, textures and lighting; tile-based graphics; game and level design; networking and multiplayer gaming; camera positioning and perspective; project management and documentation; and the efficient management of memory. Each of these are valuable skills that you should be practicing on a regular basis to ensure that you continuously improve. In addition, you can receive valuable feedback that makes sure you develop the proper skills and techniques needed to succeed in creating a video game.
Private tutoring can also optimize your project in other ways, such as creating custom animation and sprites, incorporating music and sound, and utilizing principles from artificial intelligence in your game. Your tutor can readily break these into easily digestible concepts that you can master at a much quicker rate. Especially when designing programs, not knowing how to complete a certain task can take up large amounts of time and prove extremely frustrating. With the help of your tutor, you can work through any issues with a highly qualified instructor, saving a great deal of time in the development process, not to mention avoiding the headaches that accompany an improperly functioning computer project.
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Recent Computer Game Design Tutoring Session Notes
We went over the basic Graphics functions today and stopped just before section 2.3. Her assignment between now and Tuesday is to create an original program that uses at least one of each function type: line, box, circle, or ellipse.
We continued with some of the basic review requested per the student's father. Today, I made sure that the student was completely firm in concepts pertaining to conditionals. Likewise, we worked on some basic algorithms using loops. Lastly, I assigned several loop programs (average of a variable number of double inputs, repeated output display, etc.).
The student and I met for the second time to review his homework assignments I'd given him and to work one-on-one to improve his social media profiles. In the course of the session, we finished the updates to his Twitter profile, made changes to his LinkedIn profile, covered questions he had about composing tweets, and discussed his homework going forward. The student is doing his best to soak in all that comes with jumping head first into social media.
On Tuesday with the student we worked on editing her English paper, which is due this Thursday. We just had minor peer edits to make, as it had already been completed. We went over weekend prep work, including making progress on reading Charlotte's Web for her book report, starting to complete the study guide for her first psych test, and making edits to her Social Media class paper.
Today the student and I reviewed input, lists, and namedtuples. We went over practice problems and the code syntax he was struggling with (namedtuples). I gave him a few practice problems for variable defining and list defining.
We covered Polymorphism, base conversion, and computer structure. The most difficult part of the session was trying to explain abstract classes and interfaces, because those are very conceptually confusing concepts, but they seemed to get a basic understanding of them. They seemed to understand the rest of the concepts we discussed, and I will be able to teach them the other concepts more effectively through programming exercises
