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Jeanette: Redondo Beach tutor
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...teach them necessary skills, and boost their confidence. Learning is not neat and tidy, instead, it is a messy process. It is impossible to know exactly what a student is missing in his or her understanding of a concept until you begin to work with them. Assessments give you some information, but might not identify...
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Raffie: Redondo Beach tutor
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...create a supportive learning environment where students feel empowered to ask questions and explore concepts deeply. My teaching philosophy centers on fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills, ensuring that students not only grasp the material but also develop a genuine interest in the subject. I am dedicated to being a positive role model, inspiring students...
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Shailja: Redondo Beach tutor
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...understanding, encouraging questions, and creating a space where students feel confident and supported. Whether we're tackling algebra, exploring the laws of physics, or diving into the basics of coding, my goal is to make learning both effective and enjoyable. I believe that when students feel comfortable and understood, they thrivenot just in their studies, but...
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Hannah: Redondo Beach tutor
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...am an experienced educator and former elementary school principal with a strong background in teaching, instructional leadership, and student support. I specialize in Elementary literacy, math, and personalized learning, using data-driven strategies to help students build skills and confidence. I am a warm demanderholding high expectations while offering the encouragement and support every student needs...
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Recent Redondo Beach Tutoring Session Notes
The student showed a great deal of grit and determination today as we practiced division of whole numbers with decimal quotients. I believe he can get even closer to mastery by getting into the habit of always double-checking his work for calculation errors. He should also continue studying multiplication tables so that he can more quickly determine solutions for the inverse operation of division.
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The student and I worked on least common multiples today. We started with a pop quiz on prime factorization, which we worked on last week. He got 7 out 10 questions right, and again I emphasized the need for him to go back and check his answers because he made minor mistakes on two of the questions that he missed. Then we worked on reducing factors to their lowest form. After that, we worked on writing out common multiples on a worksheet that I brought for him, and then from those, we found our least common multiples. I pointed out to the student not to confuse least common multiple with least common factor. Lastly, we worked on some more complex problems on finding least common multiple. For homework, I gave the student another worksheet on prime factorization. Next week, we will start by taking a quiz on finding least common multiples.
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The student didn't have any homework, so I started with a reading lesson on Word Meanings. Given a vocabulary list and sentences he had to use the words in context to write the words that fit each sentence best. He scored 100%. Then I previewed the concept of Place Values on 5th grade level with a short quiz, he scored a 78%.
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The student has a test coming up, so we reviewed her study guide today. The topics to be covered are polynomial addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. She demonstrated a solid grasp of all the concepts. The pace at which she is able to work is incredible. We were able to make it through all 28 questions, and she answered almost every one correctly. She is in excellent shape for the test, and she assured me she'll rework the problems and review the tips I gave her.
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We started with math - the student is in a pre-algebra class and we worked on ordered operations. He did very well with the concepts. I was amazed how well he did with each of the operations. He showed very good understanding. We then worked on his reading/LA. I asked him to pick a story and tell me about it. Then I asked him to write a few names in the story and then tell me about them. He picked Diary of a Wimpy Kid. He gave me three names and told me about them. Then I asked him to write two things down that he told me. He did that and only spelled one word wrong. Then I asked him to read from the book, which he did very well. He only had a problem with two words. It was a very good session.
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Today, I helped the student with simplifying radicals and rationalizing denominators. She had a lot of questions about how the problems worked. I gave her extra practice problems as well, so she could try different types of problems and get more comfortable with them.
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