...a T.A. for a beginner's literature class in the past year, and was a camp counselor at Girls Inc., a stem-focused summer and after school camp for girls K-8. My primary fields are English Literature, Comparative Literature, and History. I have presented at conferences, most recently at Simon Fraser as a member of a panel for their graduate English program. I wrote a thesis last year, passed my baccalaureate exam, and I'm pursuing publication for...
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...at Baylor University not only provided me with a strong academic foundation but instilled in me a deep appreciation for the importance of education in shaping individuals and societies. As a college graduate, I understand that juggling many different classes can be challenging, so I want to help others succeed. I am very passionate about helping students unlock their full potential and achieve academic success, and hope to impart an appreciation for education to each...
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Hey! My name is Brad and I love learning! I graduated from Biola University with a degree in Intercultural Studies and International Development and I now work for a non-profit in Austin, TX! I love history and learning about the different cultures and people of the world! I love to travel and going to the movies with my friends! Overall I love a great discussion!
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...prepare for upcoming topics while working with them to develop their speaking, writing and research skills. I'm currently teaching two after-school classes, one in Pre-Calculus and the other in Biology. I am very comfortable tutoring in Math (up to Pre-Calc), Science (Biology, Physics, Chemistry), Government, Economics, and Essay Composition. I also work with test prep students (ISEE, SAT, ACT, and LSAT). In my free time, I like playing basketbal, listening to music, and trying to...
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...they need to be successful at any level. In addition, I have been active in all aspects of school life, including advisory programs, drafting school policies, developing curriculum scope and sequence, and mentoring new faculty members. Moreover, my experience as an active Board member of an education non-profit gives me a broader perspective on the necessity for supporting education. Although I am currently retired, I have over two decades of teaching experience, and look forward...
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...Carroll University. I have my JD degree from Ohio Northern University School of Law. Currently, I work at a local High School where I work as a tutor for multiple students. I love helping students learn and accomplish their goals. I have tutored online for several years and really enjoy the online academic learning. I tutor in many subject areas from Reading, English,History, Government to subjects related to law. I look forward to meeting you...
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I am a passionate and student-focused educator who thrives on helping learners grow in confidence and ability. With a commitment to making learning clear, engaging, and personalized, I aim to create a positive environment where students feel supported and motivated. I believe in building strong connections, encouraging curiosity, and guiding each student toward their full potential. Teaching is not just my profession it's my purpose.
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...Ministry in Theology from Liberty University (High Honors with Distinction). , I've had the privilege of working with learners of all ages in English, History, and writing. I believe that each student has a unique voice and potential waiting to be uncovered. My approach to writing is centered on creativity and connection, using techniques such as "free writing" to help students express themselves confidently. With three years of experience tutoring Writing, English, AP U.S. History,...
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...this fall in the hopes of one day addressing those concerns as an attorney. For students just learning the LSAT or for students who have been struggling with it, I know what it's like! I recently took the LSAT and have successfully helped other students conquer the test by crafting a practice schedule and developing specific strategies for approaching each section and each question type. Ultimately, you will be learning how to think like the...
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...a particular passion for the humanities, and love tutoring anyone who is either struggling to understand something or wanting to take their learning to a higher level. My particular strengths are in the ancient languages, history, and theology. I have a minor in Greek and have taught both Latin and Koine Greek. My ancient language knowledge informs my humanities instruction. I have taught history classes for seven years, including ancient history, Rome-Middle Ages, and US...
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My name is Cade Terada. I'm originally from Unalaska, Alaska, and attended a Blue Ribbon school. My high school was ranked the top in Alaska and one of the top 100 in the nation. I do extensive environmental work and have presented at various conferences. A quick Google search of my name will provide some of my previous work.
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I am a graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, received my bachelor's degree in Journalism Committed to helping students of all ages do their best and thrive in their courses. In my spare time I enjoy going on walks and baking/cooking.
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...the subjects they are struggling in before helping them with quantitative problems. For example, rather than simply telling my calculus students the formula for integration by parts, I first show them how it is derived so they acquire a good grasp of how it operates. Outside of school, I really enjoy being involved with music. I love singing, playing the drums, piano, and guitar. My favorite genre of music is rock, so playing rock songs...
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...critically and communicate clearly, which are important skills in school and in life. I graduated from BGSU, where I was a member of the Honors College, a campus tour guide, and a tutor. I spent the past year proctoring an Academic Learning Pod in Cleveland, where I worked with students from Kindergarten through tenth grade. I love to help students improve their reading and writing skills, because those are the foundation of all other subjects....
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I believe in lifelong learning in we have the ability to succeed and achieve our goals. I graduated from Walden University with a DBA I have 20 years of government experience and I am currently an adjunct facility member of NAU public administration programs.
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...find ways to make learning fun, easy, or at least manageable in their life. Through years of experience on many matters, I have worked at being a better communicator, which makes any task become a completed task and a worthwhile experience. This will allow me to discover the real problem, listen to the student, research the possible solutions, and prevent or resolve a crisis, and enhance any learning and organization of the student's class tasks.
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...A&M University (BA-English) and Indiana University (MA-English/History), currently working on my PhD in English. I specialize in rhetoric and composition, technical and creative writing, and literature. I am also well-suited to any subjects in history, the social sciences, and world religions. I have 4 years of experience working with Second-language English learners. I am truly at my best when I am helping to teach or tutor students, and you will find that my style is...
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...admissions process through SAT tutoring, test preparation, and college essay writing sessions. My own experience with the college process showed me how daunting SAT prep can seem and how difficult it is to begin writing college essays, so I hope to make this a much smoother process for my students. As a tutor, I strive to foster a supportive learning environment that takes the stress off of education, keeps students engaged, and allows them to...
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...I was a research enrollment analyst at Baylor Scott and White Health in Texas working at the cardiology department. I have a keen interest in pediatrics and oncology. I have extensive experience tutoring, as a third year intern at Girlstart, a nonprofit organization aimed towards educating young girls in STEM subjects in order to reduce the gender gap seen in corporate America. I am most passionate about biology and chemistry. I am a firm proponent...
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...Stephen F. Austin State University where I obtained my Bachelors of Science with a double major in Kinesiology and History. I have 9 years of teaching and coaching experience at various schools around Texas, in which I have taught 1 year of Government and Economics, 3 years of World Geography, 2 years of World History, 3 years of Texas History, and 1 year of Elementary PE (some of these subjects were at the same time)....
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A love of politics can drive students many places in an educational career. Sometimes it takes the form of a pre-law program, while other times it creates a desire for more history courses. No matter how politics is studied, courses in government and politics have to be priorities. A government class necessitates that students learn a wide variety of skills, some of which may be familiar from other courses in the social sciences, but many of which will be unique to the academic study of government. Whether you need help learning US or international politics, or political theory, Varsity Tutors can help find you the perfect tutor. It doesn't matter if you need help boosting your grade or you are just looking to get the highest mark, tutors can help you either way.
A background in history is crucial to understanding the role of government, but conversation and analyses utilized in government classes quite often depart from typical historical approaches. Mastering all of these different skills on your own can be quite difficult. Not learning these skills can cause you to fall further and further behind your classmates. Getting help may be necessary to get the results you need in your government class. A tutor can give you that help. Varsity Tutors can help you find a professional tutor who specializes in government. Government tutors are people who love politics, history, and social sciences. They have degrees from some of the best colleges and universities in the country, and they know everything you need to learn for your class. But these tutors are much more than knowledgeable; they are educators who have helped many students succeed in government courses. These teachers can help you achieve your academic goals as well.
Every instructor works one on one with students in a personalized setting that is designed to help each student achieve his or her full potential. Instructors begin their work with every client by taking a careful assessment of the student's strengths and weaknesses in the subject area. This means that your government tutoring is designed around your specific academic needs and those needs alone. No two government tutoring programs are laid out in the same way because no two students are the same. Your tutor will treat you with the care and respect that you deserve. What you study with your tutor can be based on the skills you need to work on for your government class. Start performing better in your government class today. Call Varsity Tutors to learn about government tutoring anywhere in the United States.
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Every instructor works one on one with students in a personalized setting that is designed to help each student achieve his or her full potential. Instructors begin their job with every client by taking a careful assessment of the student's strengths and weaknesses in the subject area. This means that your government tutoring is designed around your specific academic needs and those needs alone. No two government tutoring programs are laid out in the same way because no two students are the same. What you study with your tutor will be based on the skills you need to work on for your government class. Start performing better in your government class today. Call Varsity Tutors to learn about government tutoring anywhere in the United States.
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Recent Government Tutoring Session Notes
During this session, we prepped for the student's upcoming project presentation that was scheduled for the next day. We put together note sheets for reference when she is presenting and practiced at the end of the session.
Today the student and I had our last meeting together. Since we previously completed a study guide for the student, we decided to spend our time studying the chapter questions a few at a time, to figure out what areas he needs to study most before his test, which is online and open-book.
During this session, the student and I completed quizzes and one exam from the English section of his classes, and we completed quizzes from the government section. He had a more difficult time with the government section, though he did finish three quizzes.
We focused on the students American Government assignment during the session. He completed two thirds of the assignment on his own primarily the short answer and definition portions. We reviewed and expanded his answers as needed focusing on providing examples when necessary. We then outlined and discussed the essay writing portions of the exam. We created a detailed outline for his first essay and brainstormed contemporary examples that he could include. The student has only one major assignment for the following week which is a government exam. In the next session we are planning on reviewing either his sociology notes or studying for his exam.
Today we made an outline for the student's government paper. We went over his assignments for the rest of the week and we read a poem and analyzed it. We also discussed the screenplay that he has to write by Friday.
During my first session with the student, we started with some "icebreakers" and a discussion about his school and classes. After learning that he was studying the Bill of Rights, I played a fun rap song about the first 10 amendments to the Constitution. We then outlined major Supreme Court cases involving civil liberties and made flashcards to practice. We finished by playing the song 41 Shots by Bruce Springsteen, a powerful song that relates to illegal searches and seizures.
