I am a classicist, with a BA from the University of Chicago, doing graduate work at Durham University. I have prior experience as a volunteer tutor in Latin, math, history, and social studies and as a private tutor in Latin, math, language arts, and history.
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...I need to stay home for the next few months. I do not want to stop my tutoring so here I am looking to help students virtually! Medical school has made biology my favorite subject to tutor in as I've really nailed in me how to learn and understand a lot of material in a short amount of time. Medical school has taught me many approaches and tactics to making learning more efficient I wish...
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...they learn and what their thought process is. it helps learn as well by re -enforcing the material being discussed. I received my bachelors from Drury University. I received my bachelors in Math and Political Science. I mainly tutor math related subjects. I hope to expand into Political Science. I love to tutor statistics, it helps us understand the world through data and compiles complex and massive piles of data into a seamless, understand graph...
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...Oceanographic Institution. My profile picture is me taking water samples in Antarctica! My Bachelor of Arts is in Biology with Minors in Spanish and Sociology from DePauw University in Indiana. I've taught K-12 and college classes, including at Bard College. In my free time, I like to garden -my apartment is filled with plants. I'm also learning how to throw pottery on a wheel and have made a few small bowls. Finally, I love spending...
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...start learning. I am tutoring because I've seen many great students struggle in school because they've needed one on one time with the teacher but with the amount of students in the classroom, it is difficult to get the assistance desired. With proper small group tutoring, everyone can succeed. While I am I am able to tutor a variety of different subjects, I am Georgia State certified in Spanish and Math (Elementary- Calculus) and Spanish...
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...gained while attending Baylor taught me how to critically think, organize my study time, and learn how to study most efficiently. It is my hope to pass along the things I have learned along the way while offering the most excellent tutoring service in the form of personalized academic attention. For students stuck grudging through the sciences, it would be my goal to bring the material to a new and enthusiastic light. Along with the...
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...me but in some subjects, like chemistry, I definitely needed the extra help. What I couldn't get then, I'm here to give now. I pushed, and pushed myself until I got the grades that allowed me to graduate fourth in my class of over 800 students, and got me into the University of Miami, where I'm currently pre-med and majoring in Microbiology and Immunology. I love helping others, especially when it comes to academics. Everyone...
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...topics and more. Currently pursuing a Computer Science: Data Science degree from the University of Maryland, College Park with a minor in Statistics. I tutor various math topics and select computer science topics as well. I believe that everyone has the ability to learn anything, they just have to be taught the way they learn best. I strive to create an environment where there are no dumb questions so students are not embarrassed by their...
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...Thomas, working towards my major of Computer Science and while I am proficient in a broad range of subjects I love math and science the most. Before university, I was able to travel with my family to a lot of places and meet a huge variety of people because of this I love meeting new people. I love hearing about their family dynamic or their group of friends at school and exchanging funny stories along...
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Empowering students to define and develop strategies and skills towards reaching their learning goals. Each student processes information differently and at an individual pace. Academic standards do not always allow for those disparities, My passion is getting your students to succeed and enjoy the journey! Essay writing, reading comprehension, vocabulary for middle, high school and adult literacy students is fundamental. Allow me the opportunity to assist your student in this endeavor.
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...I tutored courses like Differential Equation, Calculus, Linear Algebra to name a few mostly to the undergraduates and as a discussion leader, particularly for Calculus which mostly used to be like homework help class. Besides, I have worked as a lecturer of mathematics in Kathmandu Engineering College, Kathmandu, Nepal for more than 7 years to the undergraduates. Moreover, I have taught mathematics to the lower and secondary schools back in my country. As you can...
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...became a member of the Chemistry Fraternity Alpha Chi Sigma and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. In both programs I provide much community service because helping people is just a passion of mine. After graduation, I completed Pharmacy tech School. Finally, I made a decision that Education was for me. I am now working on my Masters in Education at Belhaven University. My favorite part about being a student there is that, I get to...
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I have had great teachers in my life that went above and beyond to help me learn, not just memorize. They were amazing role models and set me on the path to teaching. Not everyone learns the same way, our brains process differently. I love helping students find their way through the processes that teach them to learn, not just memorize.
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I am a educator with a decade of experience. I specialize in secondary education (multi subject) with an expectational ability to support students with IEPs and different learning needs. I have a passion to help students succeed academically and in life.
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...years. As part of my K-12 certification I familiarized myself with a wide variety of art-making techniques from painting to sculpture. Professional Development is very important to me; I continue to take courses and gain certifications to increase my knowledge and ability to help others. I am most passionate about Art History and how we can observe the interconnections of culture and art over time. Visuals impact our daily lives and the ability to decode...
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...discovered my love of teaching while working at a family science center as an Experience Programs Teacher. I have taught all ages from kindergarteners to adults in various subjects including theatre, music, art, science, math, team building, and public speaking. I am an energetic person who loves to use engaging methods to break down difficult subjects and make them easier to digest. In all my teaching and personal learning I try to honor Miss Frizzle's...
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Currently, I am addending DePaul University, and working towards a Master's in Special Education. I am a graduate of The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received my Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences. I have 2 years of experience working with learners with disabilities, specifically K-3. Additionally, I have worked Chicago Public Schools as a Paraprofessional, working with students with intervention plans (IEP) requiring 1:1 support.
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...ages 16 months to 3 years. As I got older, my love for teaching grew and I began to work in summer school classrooms! For two summers I had the amazing opportunity to be a part of a 5th grade summer school classroom. Within the classroom, I helped the head teacher with lessons and guided reading, writing, and math activities. I'm definitely a big fan of interactive activities and learning like Kahoot or Jeopardy! I...
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...pursing degrees in social sciences along with those pursuing careers in health care. Currently my favorite subject is neuroscience. I fell in love with it after I started college and I plan on specializing in neurorehabilitionation as an occupational therapist. I have many years of experience working with children of all ages and abilities in many settings, including previous tutoring. I also have many years of experience working with children and adults with mental and...
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...roots in Atlanta, where I was a middle school Interrelated Science teacher for four years and have been tutoring since my undergraduate days. I've tutored students K-12 in all core subjects, SAT/ACT Prep, and college students with their entry level courses as well. I tutor a broad range of subjects and am the strongest at all Middle School core subjects, Test Prep, and essay writing. My style of teaching/tutoring is hands-on and I quickly modify...
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A private tutor can also be helpful in teaching your child how to study. Many students have no idea how to study, and this becomes a major issue in high school and college. If your child learns how to study effectively while still in middle school, they will be way ahead of their peers once they get to high school and begin taking more difficult courses.
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Recent Middle School Tutoring Session Notes
We spent the majority of the time on Spanish. I brought along a book of Spanish verbs for her to copy out her current verbs. (She is a visual learner, and her textbook doesn't show full conjugation of all the required verbs.) We spent time working on exercises to review vocabulary and verb conjugation. We also began the worksheet homework for the next week (verbs with o -> ue). Current vocabulary focuses on food, movies, and outings. We reviewed the Middle East map for History and the moon cycle chart for Science. Both quizzes are scheduled for Thursday.
Today was our first session. We discussed ways to study, specifically doing math online extra homework, typing up notes for history and science, making up her own pretests, and organization in handing in materials. We also went over Math homework which included inequality problems and review of fractions.
Today, I mainly worked with Student 1 who was studying for his Religion test tomorrow. The test will focus on the Sacrament of Confirmation. To study for this, we read through the chapter and I emphasized major points and relevant pieces of information. After we had read a particular section a few times, I quizzed him on what we had read, asking him questions about the definitions and terms that we had encountered. He has a very good memory; he catches on very quickly and is able to retain detailed information about what has been read. At the end of the session, we completed the study questions for the chapter and I asked him more questions in order to further reinforce what he was learning in that chapter. I also looked over Student 2's math homework which he had already completed. He had to use a distance/time equation to find a variable, fill out a table, and plot a graph. All this he had done correctly and neatly.
Today the student and I went over her major assignments this week. We planned out which nights she would study for specific tests. She had a few assignments to complete for each class, so we went through them together. I asked her to explain to me how she would revisit the information before the quizzes or tests this week. She did well remembering how to study for math and English, but did not remember the best way to study for French. I reminded her of important study techniques for foreign languages - like flashcards and re-writing sentences or conjugations. Her grades are up this semester, and I think she has a lot more discipline and dedication to her studies.
Brief Review of 5 paragraph essays. Review of this week's reading assignment; the student is current on reading. We still need to review. Spanish - the student should bring home worksheets, etc. this Friday. Language Arts - the student should bring home worksheets, etc. this Friday. Flash Cards - reviewed 20 SAT vocabulary flashcards and gave to the student for daily homework; treat on Monday if she knows all by heart by next week. The student's homework: memorize all Amendments to the Constitution, memorize Statue of Liberty poem, know 20 SAT vocabulary cards by next Monday, and write an essay.
Tonight, we talked about and studied language arts. Specifically, we discussed cause and effect in writing, as well as recognizing purpose and genre in a work (entertainment, informative, persuasive, etc.).
