...of Illinois at Chicago (MPH- Epidemiology) and Clayton College of Natural Health (ND). I was a pre-medical student and received my Bachelor of Arts in Communication Theory with a focus on neurological speech disorders associated with brain injuries. Upon graduation, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to integrate my studies in communication theories and the sciences as an environmental scientist and engineer working for the power industry focused on understanding than designing engineering systems...
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...in college, I enrolled in a wide variety of courses and received an extensive interdisciplinary education. My experience at Fordham demonstrated firsthand the value education has in helping people understand difficult concepts and grasp the connections between ideas from different academic subjects. As a tutor, I strive to help students attain comprehension and learn how to approach subjects that may seem daunting at first. During my time as an undergraduate, I volunteered as a tutor...
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...is in Special Education and teaching exceptional learners. I have a Bachelors degree in Economics and a Masters degree in Teaching. I tutor for all core academic subjects including ELA, Math, Science, and History. I also tutor in more specialized areas like French, ESL/ELL, writing, music, and more! I believe that there is no "average" student; instead, all students have unique strengths and needs and instruction must be tailored to them. For this reason, I...
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...with graduate degrees from two top UK universities as well as in the US, I am a very qualified tutor. I have been a tutor for over 15 years including managing a tutoring program at a community organization for students in grades K-8 for three years. I have tutored in Math, Social Studies, English and History. I also offer assistance with university admission essays, masters/phd thesis and dissertations. I have been a private tutor for...
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...with others, while also helping them to improve their performance, confidence, and abilities has always been highly appealing to me. I first had the opportunity to work with a student when I was in High School, an experience which allowed me to mentor a student who had difficulties with executive function, reading, and general struggles with his ADHD. As a neurodivergent person myself, being able to pass on some of the skills I have learned...
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...I'm passionate about helping students succeed and reach their full potential. With experience in the classroom through internships, substitute teaching, and even working as a preschool teacher, I have developed a deep understanding of diverse learning styles and the importance of personalized instruction. My tutoring approach is centered on the individual. I take the time to assess each student's unique needs, strengths, and challenges. By tailoring lessons to suit their learning styles, I aim to...
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Hi! I am currently a sophomore at University of Virginia as a Biomedical Engineering Major (Class of 2020). Although I have a background more geared towards science and math, I am more than happy to help in most high-school subjects including English/Literature, History, and ACT preparation. Feel free to contact me with any concepts you are struggling in and I will do my absolute best to guide you through the material.
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...began in the New York City Public Schools teaching immigrant children to speak English. Coming from a family of teachers and scholars who were also immigrants, this seemed a natural pursuit. From an early age I read deeply in classic literature and American history and took a strong interest in discussions and debate. Modern history, current events, military affairs and public policy are keen interests of mine. At university, I attained degrees in history, teaching...
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...if it wasn't a word, but it is) aspects of my life. In fact, I do not remember a single moment of my life where I haven't been learning in a formal context. Growing up with a college professor as a father, every experience was an opportunity to learn. From vacations to colonial Williamsburg where I learned about the structure and politics of the pre-revolutionary American colonies, to movie nights with my parents where we...
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...value of personalized support and encouragement. I hold a Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice with minors in Psychology and Legal Studies from Southern Utah University. I am presently pursuing my Juris Doctorate and anticipate completing the program in August. My educational journey has honed my ability to think critically, communicate clearly, and break down complex concepts into understandable terms, skills that are essential for effective tutoring. Tutoring, to me, is more than just helping someone...
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My name is Madison and currently I am graduating from Texas A&M University. I enjoy helping others with achieving their educational goals and having the "aha" moment when the subject matter clicks for us. I have personal and professional experience with tutoring so whether you struggle with your writing because of dyslexia or math still has its' problems, don't worry! We will work through it together and be successful!
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I am a historian, currently working on my PhD at Loyola University Chicago. I have over six years experience as a tutor or instructor, and have helped hundreds of students improve their writing and score higher on essays and exams. I am engaging, encouraging, and skilled at individualizing instruction.
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...with you. From the moment I embarked on my academic voyage in Political Science with minors in History and Organizational Leadership, I knew I was destined to explore the intricacies of human interaction, governance, and the fascinating narrative of our past. As an Online Freelance Debate Coach and Tutor since June 2021, I've been fortunate to witness the transformative power of education firsthand. Guiding students through the labyrinth of English, History, and college applications has...
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...I've been dedicated to tutoring students from 2nd grade to 12th grade in a variety of subjects, but my heart lies in social studies and K-5 math. I believe in making learning engaging and enjoyable for my students. In addition to academic pursuits, I also offer conversational English sessions. Outside the world of teaching, you'll find me exploring the outdoors, often accompanied by my furry friend on our walks. I have a love for cooking...
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...school and freshman college level before. I have spent fifteen years overseas in four different regions of the world so I have a well-versed understanding of how other forms of government work. I have been the manager for several campaigns of sitting politicians and I myself am a sitting Commissioner. I am passionate about government and teaching it. Hope to teach the next generation of engaged citizens how to think critically, not what to think!
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...in PPE: Politics, Philosophy, and Economics in the Spring of 2013. Throughout college, I worked as a tutor for the Economics department. I have also gone on to work as a freelance writer, publishing essays and film reviews in places like The Atlantic and CT Magazine. I can tutor a wide range of subjects, but I am most passionate about English, Literature, Writing, Economics and Politics. Students I've worked with seem to enjoy writing the...
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...2009 graduate of the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD. A degree from USNA is unlike any other. Though I was an English major, my degree is a Bachelors of Science. All Midshipmen (what students at USNA are called) take classes like Calculus, Physics, Electrical Engineering, Chemistry, Thermodynamics, and more to help them prepare to be well-rounded Naval Officers. You better believe I have developed some really useful study skills from all those classes!...
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...Engineering. I also plan to minor in Spanish and study abroad in Madrid in hopes of graduating with a second language. I began tutoring middle school aged students while I was in high school. Through years of working in child care and at my poolside cafe summer job, I grew to love engaging with younger kids. Tutoring presented an exciting opportunity to continue to do so while sharing my own academic dedication and passion with...
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I am a recent graduate of Iowa State University, earning my BA in political science, focusing on voter behavior, with a minor in psychology. I have been studying voter behavior since high school with several years of hands on experience. My favorite subjects are voter behavior, US government, US history and intro level psychology.
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...History and a minor in English. I have worked as an assistant editor and have plans to continue onto graduate school with a specialization in the American Gilded Age. As a tutor, I prefer to emphasize critical thinking and technique over memorization. A student who memorizes the answers can pass a test, but a student who knows how to effectively research and problem-solve can excel in anything they do. My goal is to help my...
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Government Tutoring FAQ
A love of politics can drive students many places in an educational career. Sometimes it takes the form of a pre-law program, while other times it creates a desire for more history courses. No matter how politics is studied, courses in government and politics have to be priorities. A government class necessitates that students learn a wide variety of skills, some of which may be familiar from other courses in the social sciences, but many of which will be unique to the academic study of government. Whether you need help learning US or international politics, or political theory, Varsity Tutors can help find you the perfect tutor. It doesn't matter if you need help boosting your grade or you are just looking to get the highest mark, tutors can help you either way.
A background in history is crucial to understanding the role of government, but conversation and analyses utilized in government classes quite often depart from typical historical approaches. Mastering all of these different skills on your own can be quite difficult. Not learning these skills can cause you to fall further and further behind your classmates. Getting help may be necessary to get the results you need in your government class. A tutor can give you that help. Varsity Tutors can help you find a professional tutor who specializes in government. Government tutors are people who love politics, history, and social sciences. They have degrees from some of the best colleges and universities in the country, and they know everything you need to learn for your class. But these tutors are much more than knowledgeable; they are educators who have helped many students succeed in government courses. These teachers can help you achieve your academic goals as well.
Every instructor works one on one with students in a personalized setting that is designed to help each student achieve his or her full potential. Instructors begin their work with every client by taking a careful assessment of the student's strengths and weaknesses in the subject area. This means that your government tutoring is designed around your specific academic needs and those needs alone. No two government tutoring programs are laid out in the same way because no two students are the same. Your tutor will treat you with the care and respect that you deserve. What you study with your tutor can be based on the skills you need to work on for your government class. Start performing better in your government class today. Call Varsity Tutors to learn about government tutoring anywhere in the United States.
Tutoring sessions are offered online and in person. In-person sessions can be scheduled in the privacy of your home or the public venue of your choice. Online tutoring sessions are performed through a live platform, so you don't have to leave the comfort of your own home.
Every instructor works one on one with students in a personalized setting that is designed to help each student achieve his or her full potential. Instructors begin their job with every client by taking a careful assessment of the student's strengths and weaknesses in the subject area. This means that your government tutoring is designed around your specific academic needs and those needs alone. No two government tutoring programs are laid out in the same way because no two students are the same. What you study with your tutor will be based on the skills you need to work on for your government class. Start performing better in your government class today. Call Varsity Tutors to learn about government tutoring anywhere in the United States.
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Recent Government Tutoring Session Notes
During this session, we prepped for the student's upcoming project presentation that was scheduled for the next day. We put together note sheets for reference when she is presenting and practiced at the end of the session.
Today the student and I had our last meeting together. Since we previously completed a study guide for the student, we decided to spend our time studying the chapter questions a few at a time, to figure out what areas he needs to study most before his test, which is online and open-book.
During this session, the student and I completed quizzes and one exam from the English section of his classes, and we completed quizzes from the government section. He had a more difficult time with the government section, though he did finish three quizzes.
We focused on the students American Government assignment during the session. He completed two thirds of the assignment on his own primarily the short answer and definition portions. We reviewed and expanded his answers as needed focusing on providing examples when necessary. We then outlined and discussed the essay writing portions of the exam. We created a detailed outline for his first essay and brainstormed contemporary examples that he could include. The student has only one major assignment for the following week which is a government exam. In the next session we are planning on reviewing either his sociology notes or studying for his exam.
Today we made an outline for the student's government paper. We went over his assignments for the rest of the week and we read a poem and analyzed it. We also discussed the screenplay that he has to write by Friday.
During my first session with the student, we started with some "icebreakers" and a discussion about his school and classes. After learning that he was studying the Bill of Rights, I played a fun rap song about the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. We then outlined major Supreme Court cases involving civil liberties and made flashcards to practice. We finished by playing the song 41 Shots by Bruce Springsteen, a powerful song that relates to illegal searches and seizures.
