...I have tutored a wide range of subjects, and when I don't know something, I'm eager to learn it. I like to push myself to improve. I bring more than a decade-and-a-half of teaching and tutoring experience in calculus and above. And I've made a point of understanding many of the applications where the math will be applied, to help bring context to what we do. In my "free" time, I like to write novels...
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...methods of education together with students. I have had the most enjoyment in teaching Mathematics and Literary Writing, where I have seen struggling students overcome fear and anxiety and make remarkable progress. I believe strongly that education is a partnership; success can only be achieved by proportionate effort and persistence from both student and teacher. When I'm not studying, I am swimming, hiking, studying foreign languages, or just riding the train for fun. Thank you...
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...deliver to your students. I truly believe that no child should be left behind when it comes to mathematics. For this reason, I have dedicated my life to searching for and implementing the best training methodology, tutoring tips, videos, lessons and multiple other means of media for my students. As a potential tutor of your child I look forward to utilizing my skillset to further impact generations of students. I sincerely desire to give back...
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...college graduate with experience in college prep. I graduated from the University of Washington with a major in mathematics and a minor in applied mathematics. After graduating, I joined the Americorps and spent two years mentoring and tutoring over 80 high school juniors/seniors on their path towards college admission. More recently, this year I am teaching 7th and 8th grade middle school math here in Phoenix. In my free time, I enjoy reading and playing...
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I am a junior at the University of New Haven and I been tutoring since 9th grade of high school. I love math, history, and science. I am a Forensic Science double major with Chemistry and a minor in Russian
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...at the age of 23, when I was employed as a student worker in the Mathematics lab at the University of Texas at Tyler. While there, I had the opportunity to help students with a variety of backgrounds and skill levels with various mathematical subjects, from basic algebra to multiariate calculus and everything in between. Since then, I have been working on the side as a math tutor. It is something I have always enjoyed....
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I am an engineering graduate from Arizona State University where I had the opportunity to teach Statistics for graduate students. I also have experience teaching high school and middle school students. I wish to help students find their interests, wherever they may be.
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...tutoring in any Calculus level course or lower. My favorite subject to tutor is Calculus, because I really enjoy the subject matter and am passionate about it. My philosophy in teaching is to build relationships and be constantly encouraging. I truly believe that anyone can master mathematics. Outside of academics, I enjoy playing basketball, going to church, and hanging out with my family. I hope to partner with you in achieving high levels of success...
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I completed a BS-MS degree at Washington University in St Louis (BS in biomedical engineering, MS in mechanical engineering) in 2010 and a PhD in mechanical engineering at the University of Texas at Austin in 2016. My PhD work examined human movement biomechanics. More recently, I was a post-doctoral research fellow at the University of Leuven in Belgium. I currently live in Fort Worth, Texas, where I...
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I fell in love with tutoring while attending Broward College. I was in math class and noticed some students were having a hard time understanding the assignment. After completing my work I assisted others with theirs. That is when...
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...every year since: 5 years at college, 6 years middle school, and 7 years high school, here in Connecticut. At the middle school, I served as the head of the math department, IT, and SSAT testing, including English, verbal, and more. Along the way, I taught every math course from 5th Grade to Calculus. Algebra remains my favorite, but I enjoy them all! In 2012, I earned a Master's degree at CCSU, where I focused...
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...Engineer, Engineering Manager and Teacher. My varied experience gives me a better understanding of what students will need to know after education. I can describe to them how what they are learning will be necessary in their adult life. Memorizing information for taking tests is less and less effective as they advance in education. It is almost useless when embarking on a challenging career. I teach students to understand what they are learning so they...
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Current BYU student working on a BS in physics and minors in chemistry and mathematics. I have two years experience of tutoring in a college math and science lab.
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I look forward to see my students get from the point of being lost to the uh-huh moment. I specialize in math based subjects where I enjoy to see how simple math and in some cases - a little complex :) can solve world problems from economics to engineering , etc. I believe that once students realize the application of math in real life, they will strive to become excellent in the subject.
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...for my students to learn is a top priority. I am a grad student in Environmental Engineering expecting to wrap up soon. During high school and undergrad, I helped out a few students with their assignments. In grad school, I was a teaching assistant for a junior and senior level course. I addition to that volunteering to mentor K-12 students, introducing science made me realize how passionate I was about teaching and as such working...
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...or your child succeed. A Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering, and a Math Minor help qualify me for tutoring in many subjects. My individualized tutoring methods also raised my step-son's Physics grade from a C to an A in one semester. I specialize in mathematics (basic arithmetic through calculus) but can help in many other subjects. Learning should be fun, but should also, at times, bring "Instant" results. I work to keep positive encouragement in every...
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Recent CLEP Calculus Tutoring Session Notes
This session was the same as yesterday, we just switched expository for persuasive. We spent some time reviewing his plan from Friday. I wanted to make sure he knew all that he was going to say so that he could concentrate more on organization. He came up with good ideas. I had him re-read what he wrote and asked him to identify any issues. I prompted him to think deeper about his answer to the prompt and to write a better thesis statement. We ended the session after making notes for him to use in the revision process.
He is taking the test so that he can apply for boarding school for the 9th grade. During this session, we discussed the importance of vocabulary and root words and reviewed all arithmetic that will be on the exam. He was left with quite a bit of arithmetic homework to do, which should not be troublesome for him.
Reviewed the student's reading homework, in which he answered 23 out of 30 questions correctly. Everything is trending up. He continued his success on the vocabulary in synonyms and analogy questions we worked on together.
Today we read to lengthy short stories and the student answered several questions on analysis and evaluation. After that I indicated to her that I sent her several practice packets since this was our last session.
Worked through math practice problems (multiple. choice) to identify the areas the student struggled most with. She seemed comfortable with most of the problems but had a little trouble with ones that required multiple steps. Gave her some tips to improve her speed and confidence in her answer. This will be a big focus for the future.
The student has begun showing improvement on his ACT English already, if his homework is anything to judge by. We continued practicing English to further reinforce different grammar rules and writing strategies that may come up on the student's next test.
