...a combined graduate program at American University, graduating next year with a BA in Justice and Law with a minor in Education, and an MS in Justice, Law, and Criminology. I've previously worked as an art teacher and instructor at a non-profit in Chicago and an in-class tutor for a high school English class through...
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...We can trace and observe how different cultures evolved; from politics, conflicts, and events that changed the world. They discover through observation and analysis how artists take paint, canvas, pencil, paper, stone, and other materials, and create objects that reflect the humanity of their time. It's utterly fascinating, and I am passionate about the vital...
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...the parts of a sentence to help students write critical essays. What I like most about tutoring is the one-on-one aspect, which allows me to really talk with my students, understand what they feel like they need help with, what they are interested in, and what we can do to make sure that they succeed....
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...their own unique skillset and that they can use to convey their sense of individuality through their art. I am also good with organisation and have a background and degree is developmental disabilities and special education , elementary education and education in applied behaviour analysis. I am also good at sciences and history as well.
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...in Cell and Molecular biology at a college in Tennessee. I took numerous dual enrollment math classes in high school, as well as multiple art classes, including AP art classes. Those two subjects I enjoy tutoring the most, though anything science related I also enjoy. Whatever you need, I am willing to help with, and...
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I have been working with different students since my first job out of high school and my favorite thing is to see kids get excited about art and creating! I believe anyone can be an artist if they truly wish to learn, whether you're the next Picasso or can only do stick figures!
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...or just simply watching tutorials and reading updated manuals. Outside of tutoring students I am deeply passionate about computers. I've built every computer I've ever owned and am a little too obsessed with it. It's like adult legos for me. I also love to go play soccer or golf with a group off my friends....
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...out-of-the-box activities, and students learning to celebrate what's uniquely wonderful about their tastes and sensibilities. Whether or not your student has larger aspirations for their art or is just looking for a hobby, I thrive on using art as a means to teach important life skills, applicable in any field, like the pleasure of critical...
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...and science interdisciplinary studies to take the adult or elementary school student who has either gifts or learning problems and devise a program for him/her by pulling together educational and creative resources in the community. The learning programs, which I devise, combining my resources of poetry; language arts; and special education diagnosis and remediation in...
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My goal is to help students who are struggling gain confidence and knowledge through engaging and fun activities that are tailored to their specific interests.
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...Skidmore College, studying political science. I have spent the last several months tutoring in my town to help students who are struggling with remote learning. My specialties are math, political science, and writing (I love editing papers!), but I can help in a variety of other subjects. I am a firm believer that education should...
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...taught technical linguistic lingo; they rarely ever get the opportunity to actually speak it with their classmates in order to comfortably develop a Spanish tongue. This is why I find it important to tutor such concepts in a relatable, less technical, and more creative way. However, I also acknowledge that everyone learns differently and do...
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...programs. Beth talks the talk and walks the walk, as she has successfully piloted a number of public grass-roots art initiatives that explore facets of social awareness with community, folklore, and the power of art and language. Beth is interested animating our daily experiences in the day to day. Marquee Poetry, which brought over a...
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...middle school science and higher-grade biology, where I apply my in-depth knowledge of the life sciences to create engaging and informative lessons. In addition to my work with younger students, I am well-versed in preparing adult learners for standardized tests such as the LSAT, SAT, and ACT, leveraging my extensive background in education and test...
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...Museum in Stockbridge, MA, enriching the learning experiences of individuals spanning diverse age groups. Moreover, I've held a teacher position at a private art school in San Francisco. I mentored BFA/MFA students and high schoolers with aspirations in video games, comics, and illustration. My instructional portfolio encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects, including studio arts,...
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...these subjects should be a fun conversation--a way to swap ideas and stories that make the learning process a lot more relaxed rather than being a one way street of a teacher just talking at you instead of with you. I love teaching and strongly believe education enriches our lives in more ways than one,...
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...with an endearing curiosity and a fearless ambition; a person so enthused about a subject that they squirm to teach others. I received a Bachelor of Fine Art in 2013, but afterwards completed a variety of chemistry and math courses at Raritan Valley Community College. Instantly, my love for numbers was rekindled and a newly...
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...thesis program at The University of Detroit Mercy's School of Architecture and Community Development. My thesis research revolved around the intersection between architectural design and the automating capabilities of generative artificial intelligence. I am proficient at physical and digital technical drafting and visual communication. I utilize and teach software like Autodesk's AutoCAD and Adobe's Photoshop,...
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...(guy-tree) and I am here to help you with any subject you need. I am currently studying psychology, neuroscience, and health sciences for my undergrad and plan on obtaining my master's in Physician Assistant studies. I genuinely do enjoy teaching and working one-on-one with students to help them overcome their struggles academically. I hope to...
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Recent Drawing Tutoring Session Notes
Today we continued with math, but worked instead with quantitative mathematics. The student took a few quizzes by herself and then we together looked over what she got wrong and why. We also reviewed every section of mathematics that she proved to not be as efficient in and went over tips to do when writing a good essay. She is going to look over the English part of the test (synonyms section) tonight. We decided tomorrow it would be best if she took the first half of the exam as if it were the real thing and then went over what she got wrong.
Great session though; we both felt like a lot was accomplished!
The student and I primarily worked on his reading comprehension and Spanish. He stated that his math class was manageable currently, and that he was all caught up with his homework.
I walked through the plot and characters of the first three chapters of "Of Mice and Men" with him. He understood a good amount of the plot. I asked him questions about the personalities of the primary characters, their relationships, and the plotline. He obviously has read the book and is retaining a good deal.
For Spanish, I reviewed question words with him from last week, and then continued to build on introductions, saying where you are from, and some basic grammar. He is picking up on it well, and after more repetition, he'll have a good foundation upon which to build.
We continued covering Organic Chemistry from the prep book. Today, we went over reactions involving esters, carboxylic acids, anhydrides, ketones, and aldehydes. Furthermore, we started going over practice passages from practice tests. This seems to be beneficial for the student so we will begin working together on passages from now.
Reviewed previous lessons at first, and then went over several different problems that involved the basic dosage calculation of (dosage ordered/supply dosage)(supply on hand)=Dosage amount (# of tablets, or mL delivered via IV, etc.).
The student and I met for the first tutoring session. We talked about her school and her class subjects, and she would like some help with math as well as studying for her other subject exams. We reviewed her math problems in preparation for her test this week (percent changes), and we talked about study methods for her history exam.
We went over SAT Vocabulary and worked on the Spanish preterite tense, Spanish technology vocabulary, affirmative and negative expressions, and a review again of -ar, -er/-ir verbs and their conjugations.
