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Aaron: Sugar Land tutor
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I proudly serve for the United States Air Force as a Trainer/Designer for Cyber Command. While I enjoy the Air Force, my first "love" in teaching. I have 25+ years of experience in education including teaching and tutoring both virtually and traditionally. I am an expert in ACT, SAT, GRE, German, and College Advising.... My philosophy of education involves preparing students through the use visual, auditory, and kinesthetic-tactile modalities. In addition, teachers need to take extra...
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Bachelors, English
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Doctor of Philosophy, English
Khondaker: Sugar Land tutor
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...tutor for my accounting class and that was when my journey started. I landed my first job as a Math tutor for my school at Learning Resource Center for Pitt-Greensburg. Then, I expanded my experience by dealing with High school kids from all ages while I was a tutor for Neighborhood Learning Alliance. Then, the...
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Bachelors, Mathematics
Caroline: Sugar Land tutor
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...educated in biology, chemistry, physics, neuroscience and psychology. I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh's Main Campus in three years with a bachelors degree in biological sciences. I scored in 97th percentile on my ACT exam and I am willing to help others achieve the same score or a higher score. I am also an...
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Bachelor of Science, Biological and Physical Sciences
David: Sugar Land tutor
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...to deepen your understanding, I am here to assist you every step of the way. I teach the core subjects (math, science, history, reading/writing) through the high school and intro-college levels. My teaching method emphasizes interactive learning, encouraging students to actively engage with the material. This involves: -Personalized Approach: I tailor my teaching to the...
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Bachelor in Arts, Philosophy
Doctor of Science, Philosophy
Francisco: Sugar Land tutor
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...encouraging questions, and helping students build the confidence they need to succeed. Anatomy & Physiology is my favorite subject to tutor because it connects directly to real-life health careers. Whether someone is headed toward nursing, PT, or another medical path, I love being able to help them lay a strong foundation for their future.
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Bachelor of Science, Pre-Physical Therapy
Doctor of Science, Physical Therapy
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Recent Sugar Land Tutoring Session Notes
The student is getting much better at her physics work. Her struggle is still trusting herself rather than looking for a trap in every question. Although it took us an hour and a half to do her physics homework, it was worth it as I tried to let her do as much of it on her own as possible. I believe she will be more ready, this way, for her test on Friday.
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I worked with the student on the basics of unit circles and went over past quizzes and homework with her. We then spent some time looking at her physics homework and reviewing the basics of projectile motion. We talked about the basic equations to know and how to solve problems by looking at motion in the x and y directions independently.
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We discussed subject/verb agreement, conjugated commonly used verbs to identify problem verbs, reviewed the use of double negatives in speech, and reviewed correct pronoun usage (subjective and objective case).
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The student completed a practice test over "Fever 1793." He did well on one matching quiz, earning a 100%. However, on the test, he earned only a 75%. He has several key plot points and characterization elements with which he is still struggling. We discussed in particular the characters of Eliza, Mathilda, and Grandfather. We will need to focus more on vocabulary during the summer months. After specific prompts and discussion, he was able to write a basic response to the essay question. He has showed good progress in identifying figurative language. We will continue working on this as well after the "Fever" test next Tuesday.
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The student and I practiced counting to 30 today in French. We also spent time identifying and writing the letters of the alphabet - I asked the student to identify the letter in both English and French. He has shown great improvement with identification of the alphabet and correctly identified each letter yesterday. Today I introduced "I am hungry" and "I am thirsty" in French.
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Continued working on the science section of the placement test. Worked on two science sections. Dissected the passages into 5 minute timed periods to mimic actual time management and stressful conditions. After each section we would review the passages and assess any weak points or errors. The student's timing improved even during the two science passages I had him do.
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