Hello! I am a recently transferred University of Arizona student majoring in Gender and Women's Studies and Creative Writing. I am fluent in Japanese as well as in English and I have extensive experience teaching English as a second language overseas in Japan.
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Hello, My name is Deatrick LaPointe. I have an MS degree in Management of Technology and am currently a PhD Candidate in Cyber Defense, Information Assurance. I enjoy learning and hope to pass on my knowledge and experience with others to enhance quality of life and education.
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I am a recent graduate from Oregon State University, where I earned a Bachelors in Agricultural Science with minors in Leadership and Agricultural Education. During my time there, I also had the opportunity to be a part of the...
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Hello! My name is Zainab and I'm a current university student perusing two undergraduate degrees, the first in Chemistry, and the second in Chemical Engineering. Additionally, I'm enrolled in a program that will grant me a master degree in Chemical Engineering. I hope to help students find their passion for learning, aid them in understanding new topics, and further introducing them to new concepts/ways of thinking.
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...Bachelor of Arts in English. My master's degree is from Western Carolina University, and my bachelor's is from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma. I am also a veteran. I am passionate about working with students and enriching their lives through writing, I believe that writing is something that can heal the soul. I have taught English Composition at the University of Oklahoma and Redlands Community College. I have been tutoring and mentoring...
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...fostering deep connections and driving meaningful change. Possessing a strong Relator and Intellection profile, I excel at building rapport, understanding diverse perspectives, and developing innovative solutions. My Connectedness and Responsibility traits empower me to foster collaborative environments and deliver on commitments. As a Developer, I thrive on continuous learning and growth, seeking opportunities to contribute to impactful projects. My true colors of blue and green reflect my empathetic nature and commitment to sustainability.
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...about Astronomy and Vulcanology in Earth Science and Virology & Bacteriology in Biology. Basically anything catastrophic. I have taught anywhere from gifted students to special education to ELL kiddos. I relate especially to those with learning disabilities as I have dyscalculia with a bit of dysgraphia myself. I also relate very well with ELL students due to marrying a man from Europe for whom English is not his 1st language. I place a big emphasis...
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I enjoy helping students reach their goals and I want to share my passion for learning. I have been an instructor for children, teens, and adults, and currently work as an Adjunct Art Appreciation Instructor at a community college. My degrees are in Fine Arts: A Master's from UTSA in Drawing and a Bachelor's from UT Austin in Studio Art. I can tutor in Art, Grammar, Writing, and French.
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I am dedicated to creating a supportive and engaging learning environment where students feel confident to excel. My approach is tailored to each learner, breaking down complex ideas into simple, relatable steps. With a focus on building skills and self-assurance, I strive to make every session impactful and enjoyable. Together, we'll turn challenges into achievements.
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Simply put, I help students who are having trouble reading gain confidence and build skills using the Barton Reading System, an Orton Gillingham based program. Honestly, I have seen so many amazing transformations with my students over the years and I would love the opportunity to work with your students. Thank You, Allie Puppo
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...tutored 1st, 3rd, and 4th graders in math, in addition to this I was also a remote art teacher for 3rd, 4th, and 6th graders. Even with limited resources, I was able to keep my kiddos both entertain and engaged in learning. Furthermore, I am very passionate about art and I love how art itself can be very therapeutic. So I was really grateful to have the opportunity to teach art to these amazing students,...
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...Brunswick Community College in NC from the ground up, bringing Kappa Pi International Art Fraternity to the first community college in the country. I also took 24 students on the college's first study abroad program for museum studies to Paris, Florence, and Rome. I have taught at the Art Institute of Charlotte, Wingate University and Cape Fear Community College. I have been an art teacher/art professor for over 20 years. I helped start a non-profit...
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I am a Visual Arts Specialist with a B.S.E. from Troy University in Art Education and I hold a teaching certificate in the state of Arizona. I taught grades K-12 in a public school setting for eight years. Before that, I taught adult workshops in art studios and worked with Boy Scouts of America to teach art merit badges. I currently also produce classes as a Skillshare instructor.
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...also studied 19th and 20th century philosophy as well as environmental. I am currently applying to MED programs for English. I went to school for English because I wanted to teach and tutor students: as superior communication and writing skills are the key to success in college as well as in the future job market. I love to help students become the best writers and communicators they can be, so they can become and be...
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...MLIS from San Jose state. I have worked as a librarian for the past 6 years. I specialize in worthing with kids who have learning disabilities and reluctant readers. Previous to becoming a librarian I gave private art lessons and did art parties for children for a number of years. I enjoy working with people and helping them find their inner creativity. It's about the love of art, then the skills will get there. I...
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I am a professionally trained artist. I am currently an elementary school art teacher. I am a lifelong learner that wants to share my love for education and the arts.
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I am interested in helping students with the arts and creativity. I have a masters in art education from MIZZOU and a BA in art ed from SEMO. I've taught art the last 9 years in public schools ranging from PK all the way to 12th. Additionally I coached speech and debate for four years. I am actively involved in contemporary art theory and enjoy helping learners of all ages.
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...I am highly skilled in biology, with a Bachelor's in Biological Sciences from Arizona State University. I studied Molecular Biosciences and Biotechnology for 3 years before switching to Biological Sciences, so I have extensive knowledge and experience in molecular and microbiology. I love art, writing and photography, singing and being silly. I love little kids and I believe that adults are just big kids, too. I am looking forward to getting to know you and...
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...to the field of psychology. During my undergraduate studies, I worked as a note-taker for psychology courses, assisting fellow students with comprehensive notes and study guides essential for their success. This role honed my ability to distill complex information into accessible formats and reinforced my skills in communication and support. Currently, I am employed as a paraprofessional, working with students from kindergarten through sixth grade. I have been involved in offering after-school intervention sessions. Particularly...
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Recent Ceramics Tutoring Session Notes
Worked with student on the online assignments. He seems to have developed a very good sense of directional vectors (which ones to use where) as well as a good grasp on the fundamental equations of kinematics.
Some points of complication included remembering to switch back to total velocity opposed to the x or y component. In addition, Chris seems to like to use Pythagoras' Theorem to find a complimenting velocity/vector value. While this may be easily doable now, it's good to get into the habit of using the equations Vx = Vcos(theta) and Vy = Vsin(theta) for the future.
We reviewed troublesome problems in her practice exercises from last session. We worked together on practice exercises in reading comprehension and ratios/proportions. Assignment: 1)Work on Vocab/Roots Memorization 2)ETS practice test #3 3)Continue with practice exercises
Introductory meeting, met family and children, gave the kids some Spanish worksheets to start getting familiar with the basics. Talked about what we wanted them to learn, the different children's learning styles, and their foreign language background.
Advised the student on her Law of Definite Composition lab and extra credit worksheet. Reviewed compounds and taught molar ratios. We also reviewed the student's past tests to correct errors made and for extra practice with the information.
The student and I reviewed what we covered from Wednesday. He did not need much help with the problems when he was working on them. For this portion of the test he should do very well. On Sunday we will be meeting again to cover the other sections that will be on the test.
The student and I reviewed for her chemistry final - we talked about significant figures, calculations with sig figs (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), balancing chemical equations, classifying equations, and physical and chemical changes.
