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Natosha: Passaic tutor
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...the learning environment for my students. I started teaching piano lessons at the age of 14 and since then have spent my time working with children in some educational setting. I have provided early interventions for children that were developmentally delayed, taught grades 3 to 8, been the director of a dropout prevention program and...
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Bachelor of Science, Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, General
Master of Arts, Special Education
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Ernel: Passaic tutor
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...Bachelor's degree in Political Science, I bring a unique blend of academic understanding and real-world communication strategies to my teaching. I pride myself on my ability to assess student progress accurately, adjust my methods responsively, and foster meaningful connections that support lasting learning. Whether teaching through platforms like Littera or Tutlo, I consistently maintain high...
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Bachelor of Science, Political Science and Government
Wafi: Passaic tutor
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...substitute teacher in Fort Worth ISD fostered engaging environments where I adapted teaching to individual needs, resulting in a 15% average student improvement. As a volunteer Website Manager, I enhanced user experience and boosted engagement. My Computer Science background and certifications in STEM and design provide a strong foundation for tutoring. My diverse experiences have...
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Allen: Passaic tutor
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...graduate with a background in accounting and hands-on experience as a Teaching Assistant at the University of North Texas. I've helped hundreds of students master financial reporting, budgeting, and core business concepts. My goal is to break down complex topics into simple, practical stepsmaking learning engaging, relatable, and effective for every student.
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Bachelor of Science, Accounting
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Sonia: Passaic tutor
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...5 years of tutoring experience, specializing in High School and College English and essay editing. My approach emphasizes personalized learning, where I aim to connect with each student by understanding their unique strengths and challenges. I believe that fostering a supportive environment is essential for academic success, and I strive to make literature and writing...
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Master of Science, Marketing
Christi: Passaic tutor
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...the same. That's why I take time to understand how YOU learn best. Then I break down complex writing concepts into simple, easy-to-follow steps. I use my background in technical communication and AI system design to show you practical ways to use what you learn. This means you can apply these skills right away in...
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Master of Science, Curriculum and Instruction
Master of Science, Technical and Scientific Communication
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Recent Passaic Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I completed polynomial arithmetic which had been a topic of concern for him; we also discussed geometric sequences and he understands the process for that concept now as well. He and I continued to work on solving linear inequalities. He and I will address this area of concern moving forward as well as how to decode word problems.
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We discussed the student's weekly homework from school and then worked on a worksheet I brought with me. She is gaining a stronger number sense, which I think will help her with problems.
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We covered balancing chemical equations and dimensional unit analysis. She was very unsure of both of these topics in the beginning but she was much more comfortable by the end. For balancing equations she needs to make sure she goes back at the end and double check that all of the elements are balanced. For unit analysis she needs to make sure that she keeps each column straight in terms of what dimension she is trying to convert. A few times she tried to make a ratio with seconds and grams, or the like. Each column should be for only one of the dimensions. Finding and completing worksheets on both topics will be the best way for her to practice and improve. She had a very good attitude with everything and seemed very eager to understand the material.
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We covered proofs and angle geometry. The student had a grasp of most of concepts and struggled with small fixes here and there that were quickly resolved. She was engaged and excited to work on the problems. I told her that on a technical side she was well prepared, however she needed to build her knowledge base of the theorems in order to use them when needed. I also showed her how to use the diagrams given on her practice problems so that she doesn't get lost in her work. For practice, I told her to go over her problem sets and build a list of the theorems she needed to know. I saw one of her previous exams which I believe was an 89. I believe that this student is a gifted and talented individual and that she will succeed in geometry. It will be important for her to maintain focus and fill in the small gaps that kept her from receiving a higher score on her first exam.
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Today I had the student practice writing a mini essay in French with proper grammar and spelling. Then, I had him read some French dialogue from easy texts on the Internet. I corrected him on his pronunciation and went over translation with him. Finally, we researched together the conventions for writing an epitaph/poem.
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We covered some new material on solving equations with radicals. We also reviewed some geometry from last year, paying attention to the concepts that were most difficult for the student. We reviewed her quizzes and practice problems from earlier in the year to begin preparing for upcoming midterms.
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