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Brandon: Lisle tutor
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...well rounded, curious, and enthralled with this world that has SO MUCH wonderful knowledge and experiences. If I am to be your tutor you will expect full investment in your success in the subject we will tackle together! I will be your number one fan! I can provide music lessons on most instruments as well...
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Bachelor in Architecture, Music
Julia: Lisle tutor
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...teamwork, and a strong work ethicprinciples that I carry into my teaching. Over the years, I've had the privilege of guiding students from diverse backgrounds, helping them unlock their potential and achieve their goals. I believe that education is not just about imparting knowledge but about inspiring a lifelong love of learning. My approach is...
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Master of Arts, Applied Psychology
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Cami: Lisle tutor
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...make reading and writing accessible to all students. If you struggle in this area I am your person!! I make this fun and have lots of tips and tricks to help you. If you have a big or small project I am here to help. I believe that reading, writing, and communicating are the strongest...
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Master of Arts, Education
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Donavyn: Lisle tutor
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...school. During college, it was made adamant that you find study partners or groups to help with the workloads. Majority of the time, I used this to brush up on knowledge or even help people in Biology, Adv. Biology, College Precal, and/or Trig. Outside of that, my 13 year old sister has found a yearning...
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Bachelor of Science, Biology, General
Brittany: Lisle tutor
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...Angelo State University with a minor in Secondary Education. Since receiving my degrees and teaching certificate in 2019, I have taught grades 7th through 11th, as well as adult literacy. Subjects I have taught include grade level English, Honors/AP English, creative writing, journalism, and I am also a certified dyslexia instructor. Additionally, I am a...
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Bachelor in Arts, English
Master of Arts, English
State Certified Teacher
John Michael: Lisle tutor
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...get their GED and those who are working on their ESL (English as a Second Language at Paris Junior College and Dallas College, On the side at these locations, I have tutored with students in Social Studies and English. My favorite subject is History, because when we look to our past, we can have a...
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Bachelor in Arts, History
Master of Arts, History
Clint: Lisle tutor
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...and classroom settings, My teaching philosophy centers on fostering a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel empowered to explore their musical abilities. I believe that when a dedicated teacher meets a motivated learner, the potential for growth is limitless. I am committed to guiding my students on their unique paths to success, helping...
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Bachelor of Education, Music Teacher Education
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Recent Lisle Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I continued reviewing homework covering trigonometric functions, how to graph the six trig functions along with any phase shift, amplitude change or period change. We reviewed and worked on problems involving the unit circles, various trig identities, angular velocity and sector area, and arc length.
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During this session we went over one of the student's homework assignments. It was very similar to the last assignment and dealt with confidence intervals, Z intervals, null hypothesis testing, type I and II errors, and interpretation. The student did great today!
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Reviewed assignment on matrix operations. Focused on solving systems of equations using augmented matrices and reduced echelon form. Also discussed nature of inverse matrices and identity matrices. Also reviewed and practiced basic arithmetic operations on matrices, focusing on multiplying matrices.
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We went through the student's test, to help her understand the mistakes she made. By the end, she felt comfortable with the problems. Often it was a trivial mistake that I'm sure she won't make again.
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We covered concepts relating to special relativity and heat transfer between objects. The student struggled at first with knowing how and when to use the various equations he was given for time dilation, length contractions, and Lorentz coordinate transformations. I helped him to make sense of these interrelated ideas as he worked through homework problems. When it came to heat transfer, I showed him how to apply the concept of equilibrium to problem solving. He struggled with setting up the problems at first, but after we discussed a few homework problems, he was able to do a much better job.
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We covered derivatives of special functions such as e^x, a^x, ln(x), and log(x). We did a fun practice problem of finding the derivative of e^(x^x). We worked on a few derivative problems involving the special functions. We then shifted gears working on first and second derivative tests and what the critical points/inflection points mean. Overall, it was a great session. The student is going to get a hold of his quiz potentially so we can go over it in a future session.
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