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...concepts to my colleagues. I love translation and have been lucky enough to do some French-to-English translation work post-school, including my favorite types of writing to translate poems and stories. I like to teach what I know: whatever I know to whomever will listen! I feel that I am best with language-related subjects, though, because those subjects come easiest for me and so I can more quickly adapt teaching strategies to different learning styles. I...

...believe it is essential as it helps to develop problem solving skills as well as fundamental principles of logic. These skills have helped me through various subjects like statistics and general chemistry. I like to tutor through concrete examples, and my ultimate goal is to help students solve challenging problems on their own. In my spare time, I like to knit and play tennis. I am currently trying to learn how to play the ukulele.

...the right style of teaching for a child, they will love learning too! I am a passionate, energetic individual who will implement a variety of techniques in order to find something that is suitable towards fostering a student's success. Attitude is a big part of learning and life, so once a person sees they are capable of accomplishing one task (no matter how small), then more goals can be set and achieved. I am currently...

...English, Grammar, Reading, Writing, problem solving, storytelling, Math, organization, and study skills, while pertaining to the open curriculum of "La Clase Magica". I have also tutored elementary-aged children through the YMCA Mentorship program focusing on daily homework tasks and study skills. Since graduation, I have spent the last year living and working in Washington, DC in the nonprofit sector. I thoroughly enjoyed my work but realized I needed to return to my roots in education....

...level. I believe that learning should be fun for every student-- and if it isn't, you're not doing it right! It's my ambition to help a student become excited about what's in front of them (yes! Of Mice and Men IS exciting and so is literary theory, too!) and really begin to understand the broader implications of the text, as well as how to articulate that successfully in academic writing. Professionally, I work in the...

...teaching high school students in particular because they are receptive, focused and bring a mature perspective to the table. I am able to link common experiences and anecdotes to the subjects I am teaching to make them more interesting and engaging for the students. I believe that I am good at what I do and that I have the patience to do a good job. I become personally invested in the success of the students...

...of schools and subject areas. I worked for a year with severely autistic students and enjoyed being part of a team of people committed to helping this special population. I was a Social Studies teacher for two years and now I currently work in the special education department at a middle school. I also have experience tutoring elementary aged students. In college I volunteered fifteen hours a week as a youth ministry leader. I counseled...

...of California, Davis in Civil and Environmental Engineering. I have had a variety of tutoring experiences over the course of my studies, ranging from one-on-one tutoring sessions, to group settings through a classroom internship. I am passionate about a lot of subjects including mathematics, physics, and chemistry. I also love literature and writing and can confidently help students practice critical reading and writing skills. In my spare time I enjoy biking, hiking, climbing, exploring, reading,...

...become a teacher. I didn't know what kind of teacher, all I knew was that there were people who wanted to learn something that I could teach. My start with tutoring is just a natural first step on my road to becoming a teacher! I love helping people understand things that they would otherwise struggle with. Seeing the moment of clarity when something finally clicks inside a students head is the most rewarding part of...

...was a three week trip to Spain after I graduated college in which I got to make full use of my Spanish skills that I had honed throughout high school and college. Most of my travelling, however, has been in the United States. Last May, my wife and I went to Boston, New Hampshire, Maine, Connecticut, and Rhode Island for the first time, which helped me reach my personal goal of going to 30 states...