...me and my fellow volunteers. Since moving to Manhattan, I have missed sharing my passions and knowledge with others and felt called to tutor again! I am so excited to meet hardworking students of all ages around the area and develop their reading, writing, political science, English, grammar, and/or French language skills!
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I hold a PhD in Cultural Anthropology with a focus in museums and Museum Studies. My research interests include the interpretation of artifacts and exhibits at socio-historical museums. I have extensive experience teaching in both formal and informal settings as well as in person and online.
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...of 1st graders after school. I come from a family of educators so I have always found comfort inside a classroom. My favorite subject to teach is World History! I love it when I meet fellow world history nerds who are curious about the world and its people. Lastly, I love coffee shops, live music,...
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...food security initiatives to higher education policy. I have extensive experience tutoring a wide range of subjects, but I'm especially passionate about English, Government & Politics, and Math. I specialize in helping students master standardized tests by honing critical reading skills and strategic test-taking techniques. Outside the classroom, I enjoy reading history and philosophy, preparing...
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...students. My teaching philosophy revolves around creating an inclusive and engaging learning environment where students are empowered to take charge of their education. I adapt my tutoring style to cater to individual learning preferences, utilizing diverse strategies to maximize each student's potential. Building trust, mutual respect, and a safe space for exploration are key elements...
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...taught middle school math, history, and geography. I also taught pre-Algebra, Algebra, American History, World History, AP Geography, Governemnt, Economics, and Biblical History in high school. I have a love of learning and teaching. I enjoy working with students of different backgrounds and learning styles. I have a MA in Public Administration and I am...
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...deal of tutoring experience through a program at my high school, the Teacher Academy of Maryland. In this program, I took two classes on education and completed an internship at a local middle school. In my internship, I not only got to work one-on-one with students, but I also got to teach entire classes. I...
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...My teaching philosophy is student-centered: I believe that learning is most powerful when it feels personal. That's why I work to make each lesson relatable, drawing from your own interests and passions to build knowledge and skills that truly stick. Whether we're diving into big ideas or mastering foundational concepts, I'll be your partner in...
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...succeed. My job is to help you make connections and understand subject areas that you may struggle with. I am a firm believer that different people learn different ways. Once I get to know you and learn your learning style; I can better help you to obtain your educational goals. I look forward to helping...
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...was an excellent student in high school and graduated amongst the top ten students from a class of 350. I love helping students navigate challenging problems and achieve their goals. I hope to inspire students to share my enthusiasm for the many subjects that I love: history, English, geography, mathematics, and more! My greatest sense...
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After practicing law for 19 years, I left the legal field to spend more time with my daughter and to write. I love helping students learn and have a knack for breaking complex ideas into easy-to-understand concepts. As one of my business mentors, Marie Forleo, says "Everything is figureoutable!"
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...a passion for global health, art history and environmental science, in May I will graduate with a master's degree in global public health from John's Hopkins School of Medicine. My research is concentrated on snakebite mitigation in Northeastern Tanzania, I frequently travel to work with Masai communities to reduce snakebite incidence and the reliance on...
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...have taught French to first year students as well as AP students. I believe that learning is an idiosyncratic process, and I believe every person has the right to an education that complements their individual needs. As such, I try to see my students as a whole picture, so I can cater to their strengths...
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...criminal justice, history, various other humanities/social science courses, and performed academic coaching duties in English and general education courses. I have tutored children through adults of all backgrounds, worked in leadership conferences in Washington, DC, and traveled to Taiwan several times already. I have also been to Canada, Mexico, Europe and the Caribbean. I have...
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...your gal! (Because, tbh, same.) I have severe ADHD and a juvenile arthritis so I work best with other neurodiverse people but I adapt well to most learning styles. Overall, I'm passionate about working with other women and people from minority groups who need a teacher that understands overcoming major life challenges. I look forward to...
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...of American life. *Michigan State University* *Contemporary Global Issues* (HIS 4020) An examination of the historical basis and context for contemporary global issues. Topics may include political, economic, scientific, technological, cultural, and social challenges. *"The Second World War" *(HST 414) The class paid especial attention to the origins of the war in both the European...
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...well-rounded perspective and connect with students on a personal level. In summary, my teaching philosophy revolves around creating a supportive and inclusive learning environment where students feel empowered to explore, ask questions, and strive for excellence. I am thrilled about the opportunity to continue making a positive impact on students' lives through Varsity Tutors and...
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...and graduate school (Indiana University), and plan to continue studies towards a PhD in literature in the next few years. I have been a writing tutor and instructor, and have also helped students with reading comprehension in a wide variety of subjects. My hope is to leave students feeling smarter than they did before they...
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...Jersey. I'm double majoring in American Government and The College of Social Studies, which is a program unique to my University that combines several social sciences. I am also minoring in Religious Studies. I've been working as a tutor since my freshman year of high school, and I can't wait to work with you!
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Recent Political Science Tutoring Session Notes
The student and continued reviewing for her psychology exam today. She first asked me some questions regarding the material we covered yesterday, and so I tried to clarify some points about the DSM and 19th Century psychology history. Then we moved on to reviewing schizophrenia and cognitive disorders. As we reviewed, I continued adding to the student's study guide and also compiled a vocabulary/key term sheet.
Today the student and I went over Developmental Psychology, Motivation, and Emotion. She struggled with Emotional theories so we went over those quite a bit until she understood them fully. We went over more practice tests. She is doing better and better each session.
During today's session, the student and I worked on preparing her for her final psychology exam. The process was intensive, and we were able to cover a lot of ground. Overall, it was a very productive session.
This was the final tutoring session prior to the student taking the test. We discussed a strategy for addressing the final few guides. The content we discussed was primarily sensation and perception. He had questions about the visual perception process and so we spent most of our time on this area.
In this session, we primarily went over topical issues like the recent Supreme Court cases and current political issues for women. We also examined the culture and women's status within it. The student is moving forward on her areas of focus and the way she would like to investigate/present them. For our next session we'll continue with feminist issues and political issues relating to women.
We went over the five principles of politics, the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, federalist papers and anti-federalist papers. We also discussed goals for future sessions. The student wanted to go over what was discussed in the first few lectures of his class. He plans to do extra readings following our session.
