Shravan: Alpharetta tutor
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As an avid Outdoorsman, I love skiing, climbing, golfing, and camping. But other than that, I am studying to be a military doctor and am an accomplished tennis player. I have a good amount of experience working with all types of kids in a variety of subjects, and I'm sure I can help you too. I'm really personable and get along well with almost everyone, so don't be shy! Remember, as President Obama said, "Asking for help isn't a sign of weakness, it's a sign of strength."
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Undergraduate Degree: Middlesex County College - Current Undergrad, Neuroscience
- ACT Composite: 34
- ACT English: 33
- ACT Math: 35
- ACT Reading: 34
- ACT Science: 32
- SAT Composite (1600 scale): 1530
- SAT Math: 760
- SAT Verbal: 700
- SAT Writing: 780
Golf, the Outdoors, Tennis, US Military
- ACT Prep
- ACT English
- ACT Math
- ACT Reading
- ACT Science
- ACT Writing
- Algebra
- AP Biology
- AP Calculus AB
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Statistics
- Calculus
- Chemistry
- High School Chemistry
- Math
- Middle School Math
- Other
- Pre-Algebra
- SAT Prep
- SAT Math
- SAT Reading
- SAT Subject Test in Biology E/M
- SAT Subject Test in Chemistry
- SAT Subject Test in Mathematics Level 2
- SAT Subject Tests Prep
- SAT Writing and Language
- Science
- Study Skills
- Study Skills and Organization
- Test Prep
What is your teaching philosophy?
No two students are the same, so there is no magic method. Everybody learns differently.
What might you do in a typical first session with a student?
Get a background on what the student knows regarding the subject, what he/she is struggling with, as well as a feel for the best way the student retains information.
How would you help a student stay motivated?
Real-life examples! Show each student that what they are learning has practical applications. Also, I am a huge fan of candy...
If a student has difficulty learning a skill or concept, what would you do?
Tackle it with a variety of different approaches - if you throw a million balls at a target, at least one of them will hit it. After something sticks, practice, practice, practice!