...3D character animation. I graduated from Carnegie Mellon University in 2024 with a Bachelor of Arts in architecture and animation. Currently, I am completing a certificate in character animation at Animation Mentor. I am very passionate about animation and excited to not only get students started in the animation industry, but to learn about their interests in the subject and how I can incorporate that into classroom sessions. Some of my hobbies include reading, video...
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...to academic subjects, I created lesson plans and activities geared towards social and life skills. Though I am the most passionate about tutoring in middle school reading and writing, these experiences give me the ability to tutor in all elementary and middle school subjects. I believe a person should never stop being a student, and I bring this sentiment into my personal life. I am constantly challenging myself to learn more about my hobbies, sailing,...
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I believe all students are unique and have something special to offer in the classroom. I will assist my students in growing mentally, emotionally, and educationally by helping them find and develop their own learning styles and potentials. Engaging and activating a student's learning is my job as a teacher.
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...Bible for more than 30 years. I am passionate about getting people to see and understand the world around them, and the world we come from. In Art my passion is teaching others how "to see". I love working with people of all ages (especially Middle school age) and my personal philosophy is to "try anything" -- to use anything and everything I can think of (especially humor) to get across an idea.
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...including art, English, mathematics, history, science, standardized testing (SAT, PSAT, ISEE, ACT) and even study habits and organization skills, with math and literature being my pure favorites. Skills in these many subjects are pertinent in everyday life and, to me, are extremely important when building a strong academic career and personality. I am extremely passionate about education and it has always been a part of my everyday life. It is extremely valuable to not only...
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...As a young man, my grandmother gave me a book of Michelangelo's drawings, and I spent many hours copying and learning from the great master. At Rhode Island School of Design I spent many fulfilling hours drawing from life. Later, at American University, I developed a passion for sculpting. Learning to draw well is essential to individual development, as it teaches critical observation, processing and interpreting skills. Drawing is fundamental to self expression in much...
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...all ages. I currently work with in-person students, lead workshops, and tutor through Varsity Tutors, creating personalized and engaging lessons for all skill levels. I believe anyone can become an artist with the right encouragement and guidance. No matter where you start, I'm confident you can learn to express your unique vision and creativity. What's incredible about art is that there is no "finish line" there's always room for growth, exploration, and endless possibilities. My...
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...founded and organized a NYC based gallery focused on rethinking the way galleries function. In Knoxville our painting program was rooted in the question: What do you paint after conceptual art and minimalism? Artists and galleries I worked for after graduate school at SVA helped shape my own work and deepened and extended my viewpoints on both art and the context in which it is made and received by viewers. My experience with teaching has...
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...the University of Windsor and a master's degree in art history from Carleton University, she began her career as a Curator specializing in the commercial art world buying and selling ancient art in London, UK, traveling throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Her international explorations and diversity of styles she was exposed to traveling to over 18 different countries fueled her passion for storytelling via writing and developed her artistic style. Driven by a...
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...in graphic design and industrial design. With over 5 years of tutoring experience, I focus on a learner-centered approach, tailoring my lessons to meet each student's unique pace and needs, whether they are beginners or more advanced artists. I hold a Bachelor's in Industrial Design and a Master's degree in Design, equipping me with a diverse skill set that enhances my teaching methodology. I believe in fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment, continuously seeking...
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...several certificates including Just Banking from M.I.T. I've traveled extensively, and lived overseas in several countries including UK, France, Hong Kong and Thailand. In recent years, I've done tutoring for private clients in the fields of macro and micro market trends, stock market analysis, geopolitics, history, cinema production, screenwriting, short story development creative writing and critical thinking. In my experience helping others learn is very rewarding and I enjoy seeing students grow and move forward...
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...sculpting experience as well as photography, video editing, and digital art. I hope to pursue a career in tattooing after graduation, but I will continue to teach as well. Art is my whole life. When I'm not in class or teaching I like to work in my studio, go to art galleries and museums, or get coffee and doodle. Outside of art I love going foraging with my dog, spending time in the gym, and...
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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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...the International TEFL academy. I have extensive knowledge with topics such as fine arts (photography, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, etc), astronomy, calculus, Greco-Roman archaeology, and Egyptology. I have taught students of all ages in a wide range of subjects. My teaching philosophy places students as the center of the learning experience. I find that ESL lessons in particular are enjoyable for the students when the lessons connect to their personal interests. Outside of academia, I enjoy...
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I have worked both part-time and full-time for independent schools for 8 years, and now, I am excited to develop my abilities on this platform! "Creative" and "knowledgeable" are adjectives used to describe me, and they are my defining strengths as a teacher. Over time, I have also honed the focus and organization that now define me as an educator. This effort made me driven, hardworking, and nurtured a sincere empathy for my students.
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...them of their usage frequency/rarity so that students can chose vocabulary that is appropriate for their intended audience. I also offer college application help, such as help deciding what colleges are best to apply to, essay writing help, and general student advising. I also have experience tutoring several art subjects. My main focus when tutoring arts is to highlight student strengths so that students can continue to sharpen the skills that come most natural to...
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I am an IU graduate with a degree in Fine Arts and a minor in Art History currently in the PHD program at Kansas University Lawrence, in Art History. I've taught at the college level and infrequently produce artwork on commission and exhibit physical pieces at a number of galleries in Chicago.
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...things. I'm passionate about helping students harness the power of words to tell compelling stories and express their thoughts clearly. I'm also an expert in writing personal statements, resumes, and cover letters for college or grad school applications. Whether you want to improve your writing skills, enhance your reading comprehension, or create a standout application, I'm here to guide and support you! Let's work together to bring your ideas and goals to life.
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...of Fine Arts Degree in Socially Engaged Studio Art, I possess 20+ years of experience in the design world, having been an art director, a manager and a teacher, I know what it takes to be an artist from the inside out. I believe in positive reinforcement and confidence building. I believe in learning through individual participation, exploration and discussion, encouraging my students in a safe, problem-solving and diverse learning environment. I believe the best...
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If you are taking a sculpture course, there are a surprising number of concepts that you must understand in order to succeed. Throughout the course, you will be given assignments that encourage creativity while applying these various concepts to your work. While sculpture tutoring may sound like an odd idea, given the creative nature of the material, you may feel overwhelmed as you approach your first open studio course or project. These are self-motivated sculptures in a designated medium that require an understanding of the material, history of sculpting, techniques associated with it, and more. Varsity Tutors can help connect you to a sculpting tutor who can help you focus on developing your ideas and technical skill sets.
With the help of a specialized sculpture tutor, you can learn how to strategically plan your studio time and learn some of the history of sculpture. By calling Varsity Tutors, you will speak with an educational director who can help you format your entire student profile with ease. You can post a variety of information for potential tutors to see on your page, such as your learning style, course syllabus, projects, concerns, and more. If you are working with a specific type of material, such as marble or granite, you can find a tutor who specializes in that specific medium to make sure that you learn the techniques and strategies you need to.
Tutoring is available based on your schedule and with your goals in mind. Your tutor can meet during open studio hours in your studio, or help you design your masterpiece while looking at lumber at your local hardware store. They can offer assistance on your efforts in all manner of ways while teaching you strategies to find the ideal material for a project, ways to visualize before you begin working, how you can maximize your timetable for your art, and much more. Figure out the best approach to your wood, marble, or stone sculptures with a tutor who is knowledgeable in all of the different options.
It is a surprise to many students that introductory sculpture tutoring usually involves a lot of research that may involve finding similar projects and discussing related famous pieces throughout the history of sculpting. Understanding and experiencing a wide array of sculpture is one of the best ways to develop your creative eye. In a world filled with exquisite art, sculpture tutors can offer a more strategic path through the history of sculpture based on your interests. Connect your current ideas to those of Degas or Calder with an experienced tutor who has a wide array of resources to draw from. Further, your personal tutor knows how to work with students as they are finding their own personal style and sense of creativity while providing an environment that encourages asking questions.
Whether your goals are academic, professional, or personal, Varsity Tutors can help you connect with a sculpture tutor who can help you reach them efficiently and successfully. Whether you are catching up on idea development, figuring out the best materials for a project, or learning to improve your technical skills in any area, experienced tutors are ready to help. From clay to wood laminate to metal welding projects, tutors have the technical experience and passion for teaching others that sets them apart from most studio assistants and textbooks. Glean the benefits of specialized feedback for your sculptures before you present the final forms, allowing you to develop the sculpture more fully. From the first sketch to the final coat of paint or other preservative, the most abstract to the most traditional, you can take advantage of sculpture tutoring face-to-face online or in person in your area.
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Recent Sculpture Tutoring Session Notes
The student and I discussed the limit definition of the derivative and then worked through the homework for Section 2.2 in her Calculus text. We plan to meet again next week.
Tuesday: Reviewed lecture notes on Enthalpy/Heat of Reactions, Exothermic vs. Endothermic, Spontaneous reactions vs. Non-spontaneous reactions. Calculating Heat of Reaction from 2 methods: Using Heat of Formations (products-reactants) and Using Bond Energies (bonds broken-bonds formed). Went over her lab that covered an acid-base titration. Calculated percent error. Prepped for Test Wednesday.
The student and I focused on critical reading, sentence completion, and some lingering math problems. We talked over accuracy and time-saving strategies for the reading sections and the things to remember for each of the different types of passages. We went through practice sections for different types of passages and discussed how to approach sentence completions based on if you know one word, two answer choices, no answer choices, etc.
Tested student on cumulative vocabulary and root word lists from entire summer. Tested student on fraction, decimal, and percent conversions. Introduced concept of solving inequalities to student. Selected new vocabulary words and roots for student to study between sessions.
This week, we rescheduled our Sunday session to Tuesday. The student took her weekly vocabulary quiz and wrote her practice essay. Even just one session has improved her writing greatly. She did a good job of applying the advice I gave her last week (coming up with more examples and articulating them well). She is also great at coming up with examples to use in her essays. We worked through a math section and a verbal section.
